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

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l Rallies use theme work THROUGH THE HOOP- Senior Joey Lopez Cabovej demon- strates his skillwith a hula-hoop. HOLD IT- Senior Mike lvlacfarlane qrightj maneuvers his water- ballon to the finish line. PEEK-A-BOO- Junior Monet Rice Ctop rightj tries to see what prank is being played on her. O 70 Rallies -.. ., 'fsd Rallies are tons of fun. Everyone is anxious to view the 1 and routines, and also meet the athletes, said Kristi mei. During the school year there are four major rallies put on the commissioner of Rallies, Toni Cantaloupi, and groups throughout the school. The rallies are spread over . year: fall, winter, and spring, there is a special rally at night ' ag. i , - f , l UL- '- Uh 25' 'ef' ,V-xii in al' 19' .AML ,

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Fraiser from West Virgina. After the assembly was completed the students went to lec- ture halls and received their student body card, and additional important information concerning their education at Lincoln High School. Orientation was a large success. The students really seemed to absorb the information given to them and had fun at same time, said Student Body Vice President, Dea Athon. The day concluded with a grand tour of the school. Pointing out important places on the campus: the math office, english office, foreign language office, library, counseling center, atten- dance office, and of course the huddle. That evening there was a dance sponsored by the Sopho- more class for the Freshman class. The dance was really fun. Everybody seemed to have a good time, said Valerie Carter, Sophomore Class President. It x.. CANNED- Upperclassmen get the better of freshman John Zuckerman fupper lefty during the traditional orientation canning, HEAD RUSH- Songleader Christie Frields fleftb announces the next routine. IT'S A MOUTHFUL- Dana Seawell tabovej eats an orange during a timed competition. Freshman Orientation 69

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tomecoming. Several fun and exciting things happen at rallies, states 'oni Cantaloupi. Songleaders perform routines, cheerleaders o skits and cheers that pretain to beating our opponent in the ,ame, continues Toni. Athletes are also introduced. This year, unlike others, the rallies had themes. I like the allies with themes, because it gives us something to work around and makes developing a routine much easier, said songleader Lisa Sims. The senior class remained notorious for displaying their own type of spirit. It is usually always the senior class that goes against the norm . This is the case because by the time you're a senior you're just burnt out on rallies and want to do something different, said senior Karen Barnes. A THE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST- Ann Cobb Cabovej tries to teach senior Brad Clark some better hab- OUR COUNTRY TIS OF THEE- Seniors Lynn Day and Nancy Mandell Cleftb try to spark spirit in the senior class. I Rallies 71