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Page 18 text:
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Homecoming once again struck Lincoln. Long before the week arrived, the Seniors chose five girls to run for queen. The whole student body then voted. Corki Watland was chosen 1966 Homecoming Queen. The final week came and it found classes working on floats, each trying to outdo the others. Thursday night things really started swinging. The annual pep rally was held downtown. The pep band and cheerleaders formed a single line encouraging yells from students on the streets. The bonfire topped the night off, everybody anxious for the big football game the next night. Friday was ushered in by a rain storm lasting the entire day. But that didn't stop anyone. School let out at 2 p.m. and the parade of floats and court attendants was held. Juniors took first place with their float. Despite the rain our Cards came out on top in the football game, winning over their old rivals, Phillips, with a crushing score of 20-6. Afterward was the dance in the gym. It was the last big event put on by the Seniors. Corki Watland and Bill Gruber were the royalty. The court was com- prised of: Seniors, Nancy Schmidt and Jon Heisler, Juniors, Jeri Halverson and Bill Weik, Sophomores, Ruth Kaley and Dan Heisler, Freshmen, June Fleischmann and Ed Palecek. The week of October 14 was certainly a big event in the history of LHS. Winning float, “We’ll lick ’em, no lion! Pep rally on Thursday eve was held in the downtown area and athletic field. 14
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O tA' Sm Queen Sal and King Jim SADIE HAWKINS has struck again — no question about it! Each girl searching for her favorite guy — each guy searching for his favorite hideout! Some girls were successful. Sal Weinberger came out on top as queen, thus making Jim Stueber her king. Next in line came Gayle Mallak and Mark Button, serving king and queen as attendants. The usual prize for the best costumes went to Mark Schmidt and Chris Shaw. Carol Malach received the prize for the best designed corsage which was made for her date, Rick Swedberg. The annual event, sponsored by the Girls’ Athletic Association of Lincoln took place on November 11. 16
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