Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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 You better believe I'm having fun! Mitch Monson spots an inquisitive friend on the dance floor. Queen Cindy Murths felt the warmth of those around her as they shared in her joy. 24 WINTER FORMAL

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Peak Week in Green Gold In spite of the absence of snow. Snow Week prompted many stu- dents to indulge in a little fun, frolic and dress up. (Or should we say dress down?) The week began with a hit as sports day dared many to imitate those ever famous sport stars. Guys and girls made fifties day look authentic after borrowing Mom's and Dad’s old clothes from the cedar chest. Mid- week brought us back to the times as we dressed up in style one day and dressed down for comfort the next Plenty was planned for Friday begin- ning with a show of school colors and a snow of respect for seniors! Fifth hour brought students adorned with NHS carnations to the gymnasium for the Abe's Babes pepfest. Tradition car- ried on with a show of spirit by our own male cheerleaders and customary danceline, the Ruinettes ” As 2:05 arrived, many left school eagerly as their thoughts turned toward the eve- ning's formal dance where the band BRAZZ provided perfect music for dancing and carried the mood for the coronation ceremony. Along with newly crowned King Joe Schmitz and Queen Cindy Murtha. everyone who attended will never forget those ever Lasting Memories. Mayb« they can do it ail! The men proved themselves again during the Abe's Babes pepfest with a dynamic human pyramid. .. and the right foot belongs to the girls' gymnastic team.' Mrs Jungwirth puts a little personality Into her review of winter sports. I've got spintl! With pompons and pleated skirt. Bob Jasper discovers the thrill of real enthusiasm! Many a friend's day was brightened up by a flower and a special word or two. Michelle McCarthy enjoys her yellow friendship carnation. SNOW WEEK 23

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Soft lights and mellow music offered Karin Erickson and Glen Kitto the opportunity to enjoy a slow dance. Being crowned Snow King is a special honor and for Joe Schmitz it was downright aston- ishing. Still a little shy, but wait a cou- ple of years! Pages Katie Ander- son and Chad Anderson capture the hearts of the crowd.