Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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9 f n :SIX , a , . affix page X ,,?Ziz:-f11f3bY?ivQ1 - s ::',1-. L.-if , ,I 1 I ,L '.- :-3-Q N X- X X X , -' '-' -a f -ff N XX 25,,L,.,f7f4?ff xnxx, :W fffzfa' xr: 1. ,rr lf' ' ,.' I-af? '1 Our surroundings are constantly changing, giving us' a new and ever- expanding environment. The life of a teenager is geared around these changes, especially in music, movies, and sports. The hit songs La Bamba, Here I Go Again, Didn't We AlmostwHave It All, and Rock Steadyv all hit top 40 right after their releases. Lincoln students also enjoyed such movies as Adventures in Babysitting and Can't Buy Me Love. Californians were a little shaky after 6.1 and 5.6 earthquakes with record set- ting high temperatures at the beginning of October. In the meantime NFL players went on strike, however, the games were still played, by replacement players who, some thought, made inadequate football players. B. Bates B. Cherry One of the great attractions this past summer was the retum of the hit song La Bamba in the movie La Bamba. Printed as seen in the Rocky Mountain News. :,,.:w if 5-an:,saggiggijiigiits4522, .1ez's.gs,-gff,,,.5gg gs,.55-55,E-vz,.sii'..s1mf,,its qt. sk xX' u ' ff 1 ai il It Qt. ' f' 'Htl' 5 .. Glfylllrl Elmo' S X , L -ge X N fix, ', ,gg Je: X R , ,M , L I x X nl X I. IXX ,l',f1,f, If I if K, , 1' lullr, X. uxpv t' wwf' M-ff -? 3, ww KW- Lf' ft! f . E' 5 7 VA? 'it f .Z-:'f:' 4 'N , 'J f-'f'z f ' 'sn ti. ' 1.1 X if 1'--E 22 ' i K .4 i 1 X fx - f - X ' 3.1 1: Q' :- :X 1 Qi a -- J 1. 7' 1 ' F., ..- ffm 5 ,,,, Zi it I .1 7- ,A 4 I ' ll Gary Hart gets his picture in the Rocky Mountain News editorial section dh to his involvement with Donna Rice. Reprinted with permission of t Rocky Mountain News. On one his of crusades for world peace, Pope John Paul III visited man states in America. Reprinted with permission of the Rocky Mountain News. ,. 3

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Q MQ Even kangaroos have to be fashionable as Chris Rivera shares his shades. Smile pretty for the birdie. Chris Rivera in Australia Jenny Leitz rocks out at the Hard Rock Cafe-London. Ahn Vu, Sam Nguyen, and Susan Svetich hold up the Plymouth Lighthouse in Plymouth England. LIFE Student Life

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Brentwood Center is a popular place for Lincoln Q N D L I N C 0 students during lunch and after school. Brentwood I Qt, pa lcross the street is the perfect place for hungry ,igh schoolers to go for lunch, where they find a 'ariety of fast food restaurants. I Daily Queen, Burger King, McDonalds, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Win- chelle's, and Grandy's, lunch or just a mid-aftemoon snack, these are the places where Lincoln students went. When asked why they went across the street Dione Diehl said, Their food is much better than cafeteria food. Lincoln students were privileged in the sense that they were able to have a choice between school food and fast food. And where did students get the money to eat at these illustrious establishments? They worked at them. Such places were major sources of income taken in by Lincoln students as summer or after school part time jobs. J .Esterly B. Bates 1 Q J . Dairy Queen is one of those ever-popular lunch retreats for Lincoln students. It is also conveniently located: across the street. LIFE Student Life