The person purchasing the paper lips gives the senior a Hershey's Kiss so that they know to look for their message. Sell subscriptions to popular magazines. Stick a mile of two-sided tape on a mall floor, Invite passerbys to contribute loose change to cover the mile by sticking coins to the tape. One football player and one cheerleader are paired to enter a cake decorating contest. Using the school home economics classroom, twelve teams bake and decorate a cake, which is put on display in the cafeteria for a week.
Students select, by contributing money, the best-looking cake.
In a business-education partnership with a local radio station, the Student Council raises money by taking over the radio station for a few hours. Council members sell radio commercials for their allotted time, then wrote, organized, and recorded them. On the appointed day, students also serve as DJs, sportscasters and weather people. Students sell poinsettias for Christmas. Student parking spaces are numbered and auctioned off to the highest bidder.