Lincoln High School - Ahdawagam Yearbook (Wisconsin Rapids, WI)

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HQjiEroAunis nai Left: As her escort Dan Schroer looks on, Lau• rle Smith gasps in astonishment after discov- ering the red rose that indicates she is queen. Below and right: After seniors Craig Rtlater and Paul Jevnlck douse the bonfire with diesel fuel, the cross country teams have the honor of lighting the drenched bonfire. ts show their spirit during the Left: Since three faculty vote get show up to kiss the pig Gus Man cuao, aemo tty. graciousI

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HOJDErMUniS MBS Left: When there is a lull in the action, the senior cheerleaders bellow and execute high-fives. Below: Members of the male pom-pon squad pose in a proper environment. Front row: Chris Wein furier, Tim Quinnell. Second row: Rich Tyznik, Lon Gellerman, Dan Bennett, Doug Raubal, Jay Jagodzinski. Top row: Brian Emerick, Al Schlinsog, Willie Belke. Left: What do Curt Dombrow and Dolly Parton have in common? They 're both asked the question, “Are they real? Above left: “Grin and bear it. Mike Maeder!” Above right: On more than one occasion the junior tandem of Kris Akkerman and Kelly Klawikowski left several senior defenders in the dust. Homecoming 9

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 Dreary Weather Dampens Festivities Despite the uncooperative weather, many students, alumni and parents attended Fri- day night's activities. The evening started with a rain-soaked bonfire which blazed furi- ously after the disenchanted crowd aban- doned the fire. Although the bonfire was a real lemon, the snake dance which followed was exhilarating and exhausting. The cheerleaders led the chain through the adjoining streets into the field house. Red-faced and sweaty, the revel- ers settled in for the pep assembly. A fter opening remarks and cheerleading by Principal Timothy Laatsch, Gus Mancuso. assistant principal, revealed it was Laatschs 40th birthday. The multitude warbled happy birthday. Following Coach Ken BiegeTs remarks and introduction of the football team, Rob Her- nandez, master of cermonies, announced the unfortunates who won the Kiss the Pig contest. Representing the faculty, Gus Man- cuso vigorously kissed the pig. On the other hand, sophomore Kendra Kleiber kissed very tentatively, thus the throng booed her back two times. Junior Jeff Howard good-natured- ly smooched the swine. Proclaiming, This is for the seniors, Vicky Goodwin really smacked that pig. The highlight of the evening was the coro- nation ceremony. Hernandez announced the Homecoming court and Laura Niemann crowned Laurie Smith queen. The King, Jay Steinke, stated, Laurie was shaking like a leaf Laurie said, I can t remember many of the things that happened that night because I was so stunned.' During homecoming week students voted on Mondey and Tuesday to Chns Knutson. Lisa Dachei King Jay Steinke Queen Laurie Smith. Dan select the five queen finalists from thirty candidates From these five the Schroer Colleen Koch Todd Steizer Vickie Van Wormer Pat Jirschele. student body voted on Wednesday and Thursday for the queen The foot- and tumor royalty Jodi Cepek and Vince Mancuso ball team selected the king Homecoming court Joe Karius Jenny Crook.