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

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'83 keeps busy Many activities were held this year by the Freshmen class including a bake sale, selling concessions, and winning the float and sweepstakes competition during Spirit Day. To begin the year, the freshmen held a bake sale on orientation day which raised about 850. Cupcakes, cook- ies, brownies, cakes, and punch were among the goodies sold. On Spirit Day, the freshmen showed everyone that they were not to be forgotten. Freshmen were also involved in selling concessions at the freshmen football games in which they raised 3304. Right before Christmas vacation, the Freshmen spon- sored a Take a Picture with Santa. The cost was Si which included a picture of a student sitting on Santa's lap. lt was a really fun activity, and it really gave our class funds a boost, said lVlcAuley. lN HER TUBE--Dee Tisher, llefti, views Spirit Day activities while lay- ing out on the cement. , VlEWPOlNT--Ken Romero, lbelowi, watches the video machine in the Nledia Center. CAN THE IVIAN--James lVladison, ifar lefti, gives the evil eye to a senior playing this traditional freshmen joke. CLEAN IT UP--David Brown, llower middlei, looks at Suzi in amazement while she points out the mess he made. SWEATHOGS--Nlascots Kris Hol- lander and Heidi Beall, lupper middlei, sing to the tune of lVly bologna at the Fall Rally. Freshman Division '