Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Taking a break from their usual hec- tic schedule, the flagline enjoys a moment to sit on their float. Leading the 1980 Homecoming parade was the marching band, including the color guard and dance line. Bruin power Lending their support to the parade, the sophomore cheer- leaders show their spirit. Adjusting his hat. Markus Feldmann prepares for the Homecoming parade around the Lincoln area. Anxiously waiting for the start of parade, the crowd anticipated its excitement. HOMECOMING PARADE 17

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Many couple found that a slow dance was a perfect way to end a perfect dance. Grand Finale Bringing the 1980 Homecoming season to a close, the Homecoming dance was a success. Queen Mary and King Paul opened the dance floor with the music of the Ted Eastman Orchestra. An open courtyard allowed couples to dance under the stars and soft lights. For most couples, getting their pictures taken and a quiet dinner followed. The annual Homecoming parade was a success as well. Almost every club and organization sponsored a float. Leading the parade was the marching band includ- ing the flag and dance lines. Following the band were the Royal Court, class floats, and individual floats. The Homecoming parade definitely got many people involved and spirited for the football game which was to follow. The Homecoming dance was enjoyed by many including Mike Butler and his dale. Patty Anderson. Posing for the camera, Paul Demuth and Andrea McDowell take a moment out to smile for our pho- tographer. An exhausted look came across the face of Chris Halvorsen as he takes a rest from all the excitement. “Oh no!” Tom Elton grins as he and his date. Linda Cook, notice the photogra- pher. 16 HOMECOMING DANCE

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With only a few momenti before their performance choir members focus the attention on something else. Patiently sitting with the crowd, the bear cheers on a speech from Dr. Stever. Waiting for their turn to be introduced, the members of the varsity hockey team seemed to have their thoughts on the up-coming game. Any Santa would be proud to have a hardworking reindeer like Jeff Grady. Dressed for the holidays. a roller skating bear wel- comes the crowd A powerful cheer along with a spirited smile brought the enthusiastic crowd to its feet. 18 PEPFESTS