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

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if Work days prove helpful Brainstorming at class and club meetings set things in motion as preparation for Spirit Day got under way. Constructions of the sets and rehearsals for the night rally kept students busy at the work parties. There was the usual jok- ing and goofing off as the classes and clubs tried to paint and ham- mer their entries in a 24 hour deadline. There was a pretty good turnout at the workdays, said Junior Kelly Freed, but there could have been a little more co- operation. The long hours of hard work paid off, however, as they resulted in a successful debut on Holly- wood and Vine. zgftl' t l .f KV N Y '.-54, ,3 ,-T tk i 1 'i..,'x vs: J, f ug, ,LZQQ ,A-. 5.1, re ratibifv -f'. wi sums ' 1, . -up f .4-:x,'t.15 ' Azffv' , 1' . 412,-,-ff',,z:df 5-EY-f , , ,ffrf 'L 1f...i 7f K ,flljthrs ' y i mi 1 er QW

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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

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'IP nl BOARD STIFF--Mike Heisler, labove Ieftl, grimaces as he finds himself entangled in the Junior booth. MOTORCYCLE IVIAIVIA--Sandy Grupe, lupper middlel, leads the Junior class dovvn Benjamin I-lolt during the Homecoming Parade. SIGNING OFF--Spirited Freshmen, Iabovel, proudly display their banner at the end ofthe parade. FINISHING TOUCHES--Heidi Dander, lfar leftl, stuffs tissue paper into a part of the sophomore float. BEDDING DOWN--Involved Sophomores, lmiddle Ieftl, help finalize their Spirit Day par- ade entry. IVIUNCHING OUT--Senior Judy Perkins and Lindsey Haines, lleftl, enjoy somemores on Spirit Day. Spirit Day