Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Tonso moments The word was out among the sports writers that Minnetonka would shut out Lincoln, but outstanding plays by Reg Chambers. Dave Ross, and Brad Neth- erton gave Lincoln the shutout victory. The stadium was filled beyond ca- pacity with loyal LHS students watching the Bears grind out a 18-0 win. The Homecoming was called the Bear’s “best game of the season.' The victory was displayed with happy honds and smiling faces.

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Ticloh woro sold to thoso who didn't think «head. Great Scot prepored to perform his magic. Cats, rabbits, elves and even a Roman or two, plus the usual goblins and witches, attended the AFS Halloween party on October 26 in the LHS lunchroom. Kennedy AFS'ers and their foreign exchange students mingled with those from Lincoln for a fun-filled evening that gave the members of AFS a chance to get to know each other and the foreign exchange students. Mary Tilden, Lincoln's prospective foreign exchange student, dressed as an elf. won the prize for the best costume. Great Scott Farr presented his magic act, including disappearing doves and the slight of hand trick, as part of the entertainment for the evening. Everyone enjoyed what proved to be an enlightening as well as an enter- taining evening. Party goert make a wild dash to dig for treasurot. Oaity. a foreign doll from the Philippines. 29