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

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'vff W4 .40 , ,lk TIGHT WAD- Senior Rob Sandman, Qtop lefty laughs at his gag gift at the Newspaper Christmas party. PUSS 'N BOOTS- Senior Curt Bracher Cleftj trys to ignore his feline friend while working on a new graphic design for THE LINCOLNIAN. ATROPHY- Lincoln journalists Caboveb show off their sweep- stakes winnings at Fresno. I Quill and Scroll 39

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Journalists sweep Competitions For the umpteenth year in a row, Lincoln Journal- ism dominated many competitions ranging from re- gionals to nationls. Begging with the first regional on-the-spot compe- tition in Fresno, journalists maintained the high stan- dards that have become a Lincoln tradition. Combining the talents of both newspaper and yearbook staffs, Lin- coln was successful in sweeping the Fresno competi- tion, with both receiving All-Valley awards in their re- spective divisions. On-the-spot winners included Curt Bracher, first layout, Craig Willey, second sports, Pete Schultz, second photography, Stuart Kelban, third fea- ture, John Milford, honorable mention news, 2nd Scott Paul, third send-in photography. The Stockton Record Contest, which encompassed the Central Valley, once again mirrored the dominance of Lincoln Journalism, as they collected another sweepsstake award. The winners included: Kelban, first news, first review, second editorial, second sports, Rob Sandman, third editorial, third review, third news, Ka- ren Kinser, first news, Bill Davis, first photography, Bracher, second news, and Willey, third sports. In the California Presswomen's contest, Kinser and Nancy Mandell received honorable mention for their feature collaboration. Mandell went on to compete in Nationals after taking first in both Regionals and State for her editorial. Summing up the year, Davis placed in photography, while Sandman won S500 for his current events exper- tise in the Nationa-wide Quill and Scroll contest. MONEY MINDED- Yearbook advertisement manager John Sigwart, Ctop rightb draws up a new layout design for the ad section. SANTA BOB- Performing his duties at the an- nual Christmas party, Senior Bob Highfill, Crightj, asks Senior John Milford what he wants for Christmas. 'A nv'-i, ,l I V r f' . li ,t ' ' C J is I 38 Quill and Scroll 'lv

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Sailing away l I l to Asilomar Lincoln's Little Sailors sailed off to .A f the Asilomar leadership conference held - 'ff'- ill-iff in Carmel. V . The Junior delegation included Kristi Bartolomei, Nancy Bramwell, Lesley Johnson, Trish Lawson, Laurie McGregor, Kathy Mellis, Ashley Quinn, and Debbie Young. The delegation chose Nancy Bramwell to lead them in the conference. There were fourty letters sent out to various girls based on their grade point average and school involvement. Each girl was then interviewed about their leader- ship experience, their community involve- ment and their future goals. The Senior delegation, along with Karen Pearson and Cathy Young, chose eight delegates. Being in Asilomar was a great exper- ience. I got to meet people and learn a lot about leadership. said Lesley Johnson. The girls worked for five months prepar- ing for the conference. They held several fund raisers including a garage sale and several salad bars. The money was used to pay for their travel, costumes and hous- ing. 'A in k 'xx-Ribs Ni..-s asv' FIRESIDE CHATS- Laurie McGregor Cabovej listens intently to a suggestion for costume. YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING- Juniors Kathy Mellis and Kristi Bartolomei Cabove rightb veto an an idea for fundraisers. FILL 'ER UP- Juniors Kathy lVIellis and Nancy Bramwell Crightp get ready to make cam- paign favors for Asilomar. SAIL ON- Asilomar members Csittingbz Debbie Young, Ashley Quinn, Kathy Mellis, Qstand- ingj: Trish Lawson, Lesley Johnson, Nancy Bramwell, Laurie McGregor, and Kristie Barto- lomei finsetb act out their theme. I 40 Asilomar X 'W