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

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riumph for some, torture for oth- s! junior Laura Frey seems to enjoy r punishment of shaving cream. hoto by Elizabeth Hopperj fter a two hour practice, fresh- en cymbal players jo Vermillion, Ra- Winter, Shelby Stedman, and Pinkston appear to be ready for fphoto by Elizabeth Hopperj S F I . ff? W-E gli Q S 3.35 ' , N g i : it W i n -6 H 'if , S ., we J y . V P2345 .1 y K . is Y an 1 1 H' 'fr mi? igigif, W V, Q L. if .,,,.- ,'.,- 2 gi ., - f ef'- . I ,. V.V, j b x bk , .. N A . J 3:1 r af e ' i ' ,rw gn .. . , A A 1' '5 Y Band Camp I5 I

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Camp Starts Band on Right ote As other Lincoln students enjoyed the fun and sun of summer vacation, a hundred and twenty band members made their way north to the side of this year's band camp. On Monday afternoon four bus- loads of anxious camp- Stooges. As always, Kangaroo court was held on Thursday evening. The Hon- orable Michael S. Stewart presided over the hearings. Band members brought cases before a senior jury that strived to reach a fair ers pulled into Camp Tecumseh. Upon arri- val, members listened to a brief orientation by staff members, and then took time to explore their home-away-from- home. The day was con- cluded with the first of many long rehearsals. Underclassmen learned that Working hard could also be a lot of fun. Gary Goodwin, senior. and unprecedented de- cision. For bandies whose behavior had been unacceptable to- wards their fellow mem- bers, sentencing was anything but light. Many found themselves before a senior firing squad or covered in Vaseline and Rice Krispies. Throughout the week band mem- bers enjoyed traditional as well as new r6Lr activities. Of these, freshmen initi- ation highlighted the week. The class of '89 modeled carefully created cos- tumes put together by their seniors. These costumes ranged from a hot Tina Turner to the comical Three Escaping the heat, drummers john Streeter, Aaron Bouillet, and Brian Patrick managed to find a cool place to worlc out their feature. Qphoto by Andrea Kaskusj Friday the long hours of memoriz- ing, practicing, and preparing finally came to a close. As the band packed up and turned for home, they all knew that this was only the end of the be- ginning of still another successful year. by Elizabeth Hopper Working toward perfection, trumpeters Todd Gremore, Mike Grundman, Ken Doll, Joann Hamil- ton, and jan Robling get the beat dur- ing a sectional rehearsal. fphoto by Andrea Kaskusj Seniors Mike Stewart and Bill Marsh enjoy a well earned break after a long morning rehearsal. lphoto by Andrea Kaskusj wi? Maw'

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