Vincennes Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Seniors Greg Stevenson and Mark Hendrickson live it up at the annual Home- coming Dance. The dance was sponsored by the cheerblock. fphoto by Doug Day and Kyle Neeleyj Bandcamp is only one of the Ways band members pre- pare for marching season. Here, senior David Kixmiller peeks over his horn to make sure he is still in position. fphoto by Elizabeth Hopperj Freshman Holly Morgan follows her float throughout the parade giving balloons to people who gathered to watch. Even during class there is time to goof off. Junior Todd Montgomery and senior Jay Ge- genheimer demonstrate this theory as they take a break from average classroom work. 8 Student Life Divider

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Building a float for the first time is always an experience. The Class of '89 didn't seem to have any trouble and came up with a great float portraying a hot-air balloon. Homecoming candidates Angie Zanetis, Chris Julian, Stephanie Ziemer, Kelly Parmenter and queen Susan Pahmeier. Varsity football players enjoy a ride in the parade atop a Vincennes Fire Engine. The boys went on to beat Wlashington in the game that night. Several seniors get together just before the parade to put the finishing touches on their huge float. Many hours are spent putting these impres- sive floats together for Homecoming. HOMECOMING! Football, pag- eantry, and fun. All are parts of this annual event. Classes begin work on their floats, football players select queen candidates, the cheerblock pre- pares for the dance, and the Student Council runs the show. For the second straight year the Class of '87 came away with honors for the best float for their large and colorful creation. A huge Coca-cola can was topped by three football play- ers lifting another can. This can of Lincola was poured into a glass in a cooler marked classic. Second place to Homecoming 1 2 -e .fr ,.. A - 4 li was captured by the seniors and third and fourth place were taken by the sophomores and freshmen respective- ly. Many clubs, teams, and class offi- cers also rode in the parade. In addi- tion many Lincoln graduates from year's past got together to ride on a float. Ten candidates for Homecoming Queen were nominated by the football team. These were Gail McCoy, Chris Julian, Angie Zanitis, Chris Newman, Carmen Cassity, Lisa Flynn, Susan Pahmeier, Betsy Brown, and Steph- anie Ziemer. Of these, the ' chose Angie, Chris, Stephanie, Homecoming court. On the night the game, Susan Pahmeier w and Kelly to represent Lincoln as crowned queen by freshman cla president Amy Luking and vice presi- dent Angie Bullock. Escorts were Tony West, Barry Kehl, Paul Hen drixson, Curt Hidde, and Cliff Nordl horn. John Yochum escorted the 1984 -r queen Karen Kramer. by Lesley Steclmari-