Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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The seniors7 life, as well as the underclassmen's, was a very busy and ex- pensive one this year. Homecoming, student pic- tures, Winter Formal, ath- letic events, Prom, and other varied activities were all important to each one of us. To many seniors the most important event was graduation. For both Lincoln High School and the graduating senior class, it was the beginning of a new era. Ric, a student director of The Mouse That Roared , worked with Joan Velie and Greg Jones after practice one night. 10 Pat, activities editor discussed the yearbook with other editors: Kathy Hartkopf. Sue Reder, Marcia Englestad, and Sue Springer. 1966 graduates Pat Hughes and R i c Hobbie were con gratulated by Mr. Hanson.

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Seniors’ Life at L.H.S. Although there was much will power in this year's seniors, their co-ordination was sometimes limited. At last year's Junior Burger Burner. Larry MacDonald, Karen Belden. Barb Velie, and Jim Peck relaxed after eating their probably raw hamburgers. One of the art displays was observed by Debbie Roster and Margaret Fahrenkrog. Sadie Hawkins each November posed some problems for the boys. 12 This year's Homecoming Royalty was congratulated after the coronation by numerous Lincoln students and alumni.