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

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a new show takes hard and dedication as Mike Stewart, Sanno, PJ. Szewczak, and An- Rollins demonstrate. ,fa tunately, many things stood in their way. Although we worked more as a unit this year, things just didn't fall into place for us, one member said sadly. The band worked with a much harder show this year, and extra hours and longer practices had to be installed to make up for this. Then, when the time came, weather made the final decision. After win- Emerald Eyes . . . Lincoln started the 1985 marching season with a harder show and high hopes of getting a chance to go to state. Unfor- ning a first division rating in the District Contest, the band traveled to Martinsville for re- gional competition. What fol- lowed was a disaster. The band marched in almost three feet of mud and ruined several auxil- liary uniforms. The pouring rain prevented Lincoln from putting on its best show, and, consequently, they missed the chance to go to state. Officers of the marching band were Mike Stewart, Presi- dentg Bill Marsh, Vice-presi- dentg Bruce Nall, Secretary, and Gary Goodwin, Treasurer. Council members included Kip Bushey, Theresa Opell, Kevin Greenwood, Elizabeth Hopper, Brian Patrick, Kelly Spore, jen- ny Balthus, and jeff Marsh. Their show included the songs Squadron 633, The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Emerald Eyes, and Every Time It Rains. One of the highlights of the year was the addition streamers and fans to the auxilliary. The band looks to next year as a rebuilding year. by Lesley Stedman l 4 1 5 Parades aren't always exciting as they seem. Freshman Mike Grun d- man doesnit seem terribly excited by this one. Extra instruction is given by Mr. Dougherty to Beatrice Joyce and Mark Blice during practice at band CSIHP. Band Camp I7

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an g K Crazy For You Once again the annual Sweet- heart Dance was a great success. The dance sponsored by the LHS Student Council was held at the National Guard Armory in Vincennes. Students began piling in at 8:30 prepared for a night of fun. Expectations were fulfilled right away with a beauti- fully decorated entry way of bal- loons and clowns expressing the theme Crazy For You , a popu- lar song made famous by Madon- na. The dance floor was sec- tioned off by poles and streamers that helped to hold the false ceil- ing over the floor. Tables were set up at the other end of the room. Pictures were taken by Creative Images in a booth with a white background. The front of the picture was ripped red paper. Couples stood between the two colors. Music was accompanied this year by videos to add a new effect. When the room cleared and student council members fin- ished cleaning up, the memories of the Sweetheart Dance still re- mained. by Lesley Stedman dance. l Boogieing to a faster beat, Dean McGuyer, Ginny Arends, Shannon Brown enjoy their evening at the Andy Jaquess and Christa Page talce a breather from all the action out on the dance floor. Dancing is fun but tiring and sometimes it is necessary to catch your breath. Dennis Stone and Jennifer Prit- chard relax and enjoy the music. Sweetheart Dance I9