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

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Trojans portray Hollywood movies Hollywood Hits Lincoln set the stage for the Spirit Day activities held Oct. 25-26. Introduction of the Spirit Day princesses high- lighted the Thursday night rally held in the stadium. Classes and clubs received a chance at stardom as they premiered during the rally with various skits. Classes were dismissed after a mandatory roll call at 9 a.m. on Friday followed by mini-rally at the Huddle plaza. All the stars came out to the opening of Holly- wood and Vine. The Seniors with their Animal House theme had rowdy fraternity brothers supervise the showing of their original Animal House movie. Juniors portrayed spaced-out aliens as they lured students into another dimension with their cos- mic coolers for their Star Wars theme. Gangsters and hit-men, alias the sophomores, persuaded students to step into their Spaghetti Vault, while the Fresh- men, with their Jaws theme, were clad in their bath- ing suits and warned taffy chewers to beware of sharks. Dressed in traditional Delta House attire, the Seniors gathered in the Huddle plaza for the tradi- tional yearbook photo followed by the Spiritleaders box lunch auction and a rock concert on the plaza. Cars were halted on Benjamin Holt as the stars and entries marched down the parade route with the princesses waving to the crowd from sports cars. The spirit rose to a climax as the Varsity foot- ball and Sophomore football squad faced all-time rivals, the St. lVlary's Rams. As the Varsity team bat- tled to a 26-6 victory, the halftime festivities featured the revealing of the Sweepstakes award winners and the crowing in the Spirit Day Queen. The Queen and her court reigned at the C.S.F. sponsored dance, A Night with the Stars which brought Spirit Days to a close. MGA ear r Spirit Day

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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

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