Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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I-IEIIIDWBB RN 3 S MVN' is J fb., 5 65 0099 Bozo the clown does an incredible impersonation ofJenny Ohlson. ' Student Student Life Ghosts, goblins and ghouls were com- mon representations of this year's Halloween spirit. Although we were without a contest, spirits were high, with an excess of original costumes in- cluding the traditional ghosts, draculas, and the other oldies with many nuns. The main hall was spookily decorated to spook the students and also to show our renewed spirit for the year. This Halloween was a special one for the kids with many Trick or Treat Streets strewn about the metro area, and some new ones at the shopping malls. The one at Children's Museum got a lit- tle help from Lincoln's Octagon Club along with many other high schools. Elizabeth Consolver and Alissa Chippendale show their school spirit with masterful Halloween costumes. Stacey Line displays her animal magnetism.

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9 'S tht? SBHSDII l30l'HtiUl1 BB Members of Student Senate spent weeks planning a fun filled day for first graders from Godsman and Goldrick Elementary Schools. The kids arrived in the early afternoon to encounter an elf, Michelle Huffaker, and the exuberant members of Senate. During the day the kids got to sing Christmas carols, see a pro- duction of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas , talk to Santa and Mrs. Claus, and have their afternoon hunger satisfied by a snack of ice cream and cake. All in all, everyone involved had a great time. J. Esterly Ray Rodriguez plays Santa to Jason from Godsman. 2 6 Student Life S? . 4-ef +51 iw 6 'L J A2 f. Q . - f. -U i 5 rira eff The children-Angela Darlington, Tracey Wright, Myriah Sullivan, Dana Heinecke, and Jennifer Linenberger-were all nestled snug in their beds. First graders from Godsman and Goldrick Elementary Schools patiently listen to Linnette Gertje as she explains the events for the day. 'Aa