Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Senior class ambassadors Kevin Kram ond Jan Mclhof presented the royalty with gifts. 5 foot 2, eyes of bluo. The ting and quoon woro presented to tho fans at the Homecoming game.

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as the Court Wished Spirit of Homecoming, Sandy Sheriff. nee upon a time in fantasy land the Spirit of Homecoming carried her torch all through the land to spread the news of the Lincoln Bears Home- coming celebration. Sophomore at- tendants Lori Springer and John Roth and Junior attendants Kathy Richter and Kim Couch were informed by the royal messenger of the approach of the celebration. Hearinq the great news, many subjects of the forest gathered together to sadly bid adieu to the reigning king and queen. Jack Rosenblad and Helen Meany. The ani- mals of the land brought the crown jewels of the kingdom. Chosen by the subjects of the land. Queen Connie and King Carmen were warmly re- ceived in the kingdom. Ambassadors from the neighboring land. Penny Per- kins and John Tupper, brought gifts to the new royalty. Also traveling from foreign lands, Ambassadors Linda Mar- tin and Paul Larson manifested pres- ents of large wealth. Represented in the new court were Ambassadors Kev- in Krantz and Jan Melhof. A perform- ance for the royalty was given by the court dancers, the Bruinettes. As the Charleston music dimmed over the land, all subjects slowly left the pres- ence of the throne to prepare for a dance for all loyal subjects which was held on the succeeding day. Many people of our land and those who have moved away were in attendance at this glorious ball. As the midnight hour drew near, the forest population re- tired to their dens anticipating the jubilance of the next year. Mo? W H ro thoy como 23

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Connie was swarmed by Her happy subjects Slipping oround the danco llpor. Aftermath A very hard task. 25