Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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EET TREATS S in 1 tif Kent Romero and Jerry Rodriquez enjoy Pepsi for the day. Lincoln Lancers think Coke is it. This Coke machine'is located on the ground floor. Treats for Lincoln Lancers. These are two of the four new vending machines. I . z 1 o fig? U Inf llg Ill .5 mf 'f E 5 Students got a surprise at the start of the new year, two Coke machines and soon after, two Pepsi machines. Mr. Jordan said, The Pepsi ma- chines are more popular than the Coke. Most of the students were over- joyed and the faculty had no com- plaints. Mrs. Lawson said, It was a great idea and I only hope that the next one is a juice machine. The vending machines were an added surprise to an already exciting year for the students at Lincoln high. The janitors, however, were upset about the mess students were making in 'the halls, classrooms and on the stair- ways. The students were thankful to Dr. Johnson who was very open-minded and willing to give the students at Lincoln a chance to have the machines. C. Talavera ALHS 3 CELEBRATE E . y 1