Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Gnome (Brian Blackard) warming up (or half-time. A typical Homecoming. The Band s mascot Drinking 23

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Minnesota’s popular brew. A more well known name. Booze! An undeniable part of student life at Lin- coln. Not always legal, but present. Popular among parched throats is this liquid refresh- ment. enjoyed while relaxing in a parking lot. Though not always legal this beverage was the way of life of many a party, and several social events ended in a nightcap of a cold beer. At least they were happy in their work. The band that drinks together plays together. 22 Drinking

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Work Does Not End with the Bell Chris Enstad's |ot . at the Bloomington Ice Garden, involves both sympathy and hsrd work. In a year when the nation's unemployment levels reached higher than 7.1% and more than 5.7% in Minnesota alone, students, too. had trouble finding jobs. The years 1974 and 1975 brought thousands of jobless people to their knees, students being no exceptions. Those who did hold jobs performed a large variety of duties. Many common employment jobs were held by students, some students displayed a talent for very unusual jobs or jobs in unusual surroundings. MOEA member. Melinda Bigg, works in the regional office of IBM. 24 Jobs