Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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36'- Trojans Exhibit Team Play High School Baseball, just as any other team sport, revolves around team play. This is especially important on the varsity level. At this age, the members on a team know that they must unite and play as a unit in order to be successful. Coach Roger Gray stated, This year's team held together very well. This helped to create a bond and a team feeling which strengthened our play throughout the season. Team depth is also a very important fac- tor that may, or, may not as the case may be, contribute to the success of a team. Luckily the Trojans had an incredible amount of depth. Depth is important in creating a team feeling due to the fact that there are many players, each contributing their part for the benefit of the team in- stead of just a few stars carrying the team. Senior Kelly Duncan commented, Our depth and determination, combined with a strong team feeling, helped us overcome our inconsistancy in the early part of the season, which in turn helped us to have a successful season. 131 . '- .F T ', E z 5f35 KA- . nh ,itz-ini ' . P 4?-2'v9rfw4-may ' x,,,,,,,, j in V - ' 2, ?t3?'S+ff 1' xl .ff 'gzff-r -'fe . f ' Aff.-ff si r 4 . V X 1 4 . ini' In V! v T iii if ii lineag- 515 Q1..,, '.,sz, ' If - ' 1 tv N K ' A I 5' t -W VV A 1 Ji . A arwp ft' dv, ., ..... H A N Varsity Baseball 197

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ALL CAGED UP-Junior Steve Michaels Cbelowb practices his bat- ting. ON YOUR TOES-preparing to pick up a ground ball Senior Dave Seawell ffar belowl positions himself. SAY WHAT?-Coach Roger Gray and Junior Steve Michaels Crightj converse about an upcoming play. BORED MEETING-Seniors Dave Seawell and Mike MacFarlane Cbottom rightj chat with the Merced coach. STRETCH OUT-while preparing to throw the ball Junior Joe Sala- zar takes aim. BATTER UP-Senior Erik Fike Cfar bottom rightj shatters the ball out of sight. .-,X A .., H ,x L ,, 1 , gym: S N f f , . ' ' nf. I, G y . - l . ,- 4. v- Ag 1 ' -ffx. 2 1 wi.-L gb K ,.- . ,fist wa., , A W f Y 1 A - , .. Y :-gtk! t V 1 :..,, l 'lf' -A A, I , ' , S - If gl ' . T4 ., r ,..- . , . QL' ,, . : fl 3 5 4, V E I 7. eg., W wt - 2 'E ,q W V A ' ,. 5 2. , ' ' lg it 5 4 Q - 1 tg, It 1 , , -Qvqfg uv, V , ' :un ' ' 1. 7-... V L .Q - , mt I gm- 41,7 Anr:tf7j . Ax ' . 1 3 ti' I ' A A ' . --ng. gas.- - 59 sl' fm. , i ,mls-. .--.mv 1-1 .- - .. -...W . -4 ,f -, Q +.,. r w-f1f': . , . Ivgelzzirxzfzgizz--zzpgyeil lgiqglvfi ,E 1.2555- .Q fg1L.iI,gi .jyazzni 1:lz:ggQ1:f-1?2tf111s:?ttt isfffgigfl? ani , .N .,.,. ',m:,,,u ,. ,.. ,Zn M 5 . ..,V:7Hf.i in , . V' y grasp, avg, i1 tt'.::ag:t :ZT'f'f'T111::tfl'li2-if ifiiirfifrfa o '1Mw.:: -. '-12's-A'.',I'if' L: .f'. 'vW7-Vit? 'il '157:.Q, 5. for ,kwa . Illia X -, :4g!2KLf,g213'ni1:ff5iEfIggu . F M fl ' '- - V-,,,,,r . 435' '14 :J , ff W f',.f ,Q 5?'a'2Ea..- 'stil' 'fi 'E' 'if I ?3tF+'+5-iii Jw , s,.-Jag, f--is it l g ,, K .f ,. .. xLJ.3 .,,,k, , K fb ,K I Q, K, s ,fl -.Q PP? f X fmt? ,g 'f-:sf '31 '6A,,'j. .L arg 4 , ' v, , I r . ' , H, J fe- s .M - -4 ' , an gtg. N N , 5 , owls. dat!-ec A -H - avg 15.4 , ,':, fry, ' 0g- ,K af. sg , ' 5 -.-.. 4, -,4Yt.,,, . a 1 ,Rv-N. f ,,,.fN.- wfaezgw, .. , 1 'S 'ii frg-' ,. V . ' iE? ..c' SH'fx.' ' 'Jew'-' ,. -1 , ....?f:'1v4'1-Q' .A ,Sfh-n .3- . . - MNA . m V 4 0 196 Varsity Basketball

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fi , 1 1,,,,, . SWINGER-Sophomore Julie Perriera qrightp prepares to swing at a fast pitch. LETS GET SERIOUS-Coach Bob Sapp Cin- setb lectures his team before a practice. TEAM PICTURE-Front row Cleft to rightj Coach Bob Sapp, Diana Cahoon, Heidi , Dander, Lesley Johnson, Julie Greenberg, Shannon Kincaid, Shauna Neely, Ctopj Lisa lshikawa, Elisa Wilson, Julie Perriera, Kristi Shirrel, Cathy Macalutus, Lisa Richmond, and Jana Richards. Softballers make a hit This was definitely a rebuilding year, said sophomore Cathy Macalutus. After earning a reputation for having the finest of softball teams, the girls varsity squad returned to the field with Lisa lshikawa, Diana Cahoon, and Julie Green- berg being the only returning players. Even with the loss of many key athletes, we did very well, and I was pleased with the team's overall performance, said coach Bob Sapp. The league's toughest competition came from the Tokay and Lodi teams. Starting pitcher lshikawa, who returned to the mound as a junior for her third varsity year, said, lt was very competitive this year, but I think we did a great job playing so well with an almost totally new group of girls. Sapp cited Greenberg and lshikawa for consistent, outstanding play for the season. C 198 Varsity Softball 4. tk, -F Q