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Precision timing was needed as Michelle Dronen and Kathy Haeg pom-ponned to the music of the band. The marching band performed a special halftime show in honor of the royalty. Concentrating on their music, the Jazz Band performed for the Royal Court. The cheerleaders skit, led by Jill Walsted and Terri Conefy. enter- tained the crowd. Proudly carrying the flags, the color guard led the marching band in the halftime show. Get them with our big bear claw , this award winning door showed the spirit and enthusi- asm In Mr Holman's art class. 10 STUDENT LIFE
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This year, Homecoming came early for Lincoln students. September 15-19 brought much excitement to Bear enthusiasts. Carnations, with different colors for each class, decorated the collars of many. As the gym was being decorated, the Concert Choir was hard at work practicing the theme song of Everybody Has A Dream.” Thursday finally arrived. The tension in the air was apparent as the 1980 King and Queen candidates were presented to the student body. After the Concert Choir and Continentals performed in honor of the old and new royalty, Mary Waters and Paul Holm were crowned King and Queen. Early Friday morning, many Lincoln stu- dents teepee’d Minnetonka High School. First period classes decorated their doors hoping to win the free malts given to deco- rators of the best door. Later, the Home- coming pepfest excited and entertained the student body with excellent performances by the Bruinettes, Flags, and cheerleaders. After school, many Bloomington residents saw the Homecoming parade, led by the marching band. Although we lost the football game, spirit was an at all-time high. The formal dance, which marked the end of Homecoming '80. will be remembered by many when they hear the song. Everybody Has A Dream”. “Look at my uower, Rita Huber proudly shows off her flower to Steve Larsen and Ted Johnson. The sophomores choorod as they tried to yell louder than the juniors. Lincoln studonts couldn't decide whether to watch the balloons, their cowboy hats, or the football game. Dr. Stever talked to the upper- classmen about the great art job early Friday morning at Min- netonka High School. STUDENT LIFE 11
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