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

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,ni ' 23 ,i ir., ' sg if 15521 fat. sg -1 f' ,if ,. 3 IN MEMORIUM-Michelle Bottini 1965 - 1981. THE SMILE OF A WINNER-Michelle Crightj takes a moment out from practice at Sherwood pool. 260 'En Bertini ends bout with leukemia Michelle Bottini, a new student to the Lincoln High School campus, died early last fall, a victim of leukemia. The fourth of six children born to Mr and Mrs. Rich Bottini, Michelle attended Edison High School in her freshman and sophomore years, where she excelled in swimming and was frequently regarded as a potential Olympic competitor. She was well-accepted among her peers, as well and was successful in earning a position as a sophomore cheerleader. By the winter of her sophomore year Michelle began to experience an impair ment to her physical strength, and by Feb ruary, a bone marrow transplant from an older sister became necessary to curtail the critical disease. Returning from Los Angeles after two and a half months of extensive treatment Michelle began her junior year at Lincoln High, resuming her participation in city swim meets for Stockton Aquatics. On October 5, a sudden relapse forced her to return to the hospital, where, later that evening, she died in the company of her best friend, Maggie Stetler. She was a very likeable person, re members Maggie. She was strong and didn't let anything bother her. Even though she was dying, she accepted it well. l'm going to be missing a damn good friend. Q ani