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

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Students work for extra cash With inflation on the rise, and gas at more than Sl a gallon, costs for the average student became unbearable. Students found that participating in school activities left them with no possible alternative but to find extra money in the form of employ- ment. Students worked evenings, and on weekends, some even rearranging their class schedules to fit their work schedules. lVlost worked in the usual places like restaurants and department stores. Others chose to work in legal offices, coin shops and doctors' offices, opting to gain experience for a fu- ture career. However, the majority of work- ing high school students worked for the add- ed income. CHEESY lDEA--- Senior Vic Paul, labovel, puts the finishing touches on a pepperoni pizza. CLEANING UP--- Sophomore David Nluller, labove rightl, clears a table while working. DON'T SOUEEZE THE CHARlVllN--- Junior Marci Nlassei, Qrightl, bags groceries for a customer. Work Scene

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X JUNIP ON IT!--lVlike Breedlove, lleftl, tries to hurry and hop on his donkey while he has the ball. HUGGING 'llVl--Senior David Addi, ftop leftl, tries to get on his donkey quickly so he can catch a pass. ASS-KING FOR TROUBLE!--Senior Mark Vashon, lfar leftl, tries to steal the basketball away from Junior Dave Skyhawk. YA-HOO--Senior Brian Workman, lleftl, looks to see if it is clear to make a pass. HURRY UP--Cheerleaders Lisa Walden and Margaret Urge, labovel, patiently wait for the Donkey Basketball game to start. Donkey Basketball .

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CHEF-BOY-AR-DEEU Senior Kevin Leake, iabovei, fills an order for a customer. LET'S MAKE A DEAL-- While talking to a cus- tomer, Senior Bob Ilse, ilefti, arranges coins for the Stockton Coin Ex- change. Work Scene