Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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The Beginning of the End Twelve years! Ecstatic, traumatic, tremendous, tearful terrific years. The fulfillment of our hopes and dreams of youth. GRADUATION! A new beginning for us all. New people to meet new experiences to encounter, and new memories to make. FREEDOM! No more strings binding us. No more regimentation from parents and teachers. We are adults by law, expected to take the responsibility for our actions good and bad. APPREHENSIONS! After twelve years of school are we truly ready to face life objectively? How different is our school environment from the real world? Will our dealings with each other now help us to understand strangers? Will the knowledge we have acquired carry us through all the trials we will face? Are we able to cope with the frustrations and disappointments in the world? CONFIDENCE! With unending faith in ourselves hope in our future, and understanding from those with whom we deal with we will make it! OUR SENIOR YEAR! The end and the beginning. People curing v.na nour orcaK in tnc nam. Tina Picpcr docs her part at pepfest. btew ana Aiyn at ycarooox auemoiy. 8 Seniors

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Speak no evil, hear no evil and see no evil. Clast doesn't have to be that boring. O.K. now say cheese. Patti under glass. Boy. did you see that last play? Here I come. Juniors 7 Carrie shows how tough it is. Now Isn't that answer over here? I really hope this is what we're supposed to be doing.

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Scott Olsen and Todd Thompson discuss Einsteins theory. Now what should wc call this? Mary Thomas eyes the camera. Working in the library is always fun. Julie Schlagcl and Kim Noah smile for the cameraman Scott Caswell studies for a report. Brulnctts entertain crowds at halftime. Our lives shall soon change like that ot the trees in the tan. We are but one single stalk in the world. Seniors 9