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

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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

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music to have some fun. Bop Till You Drop A new facet was added to the ents, the hops boasted good world of entertainment for LHS students during the 1985- 86 school year. Sock hops after basketball games provided stu- dents with a change of pace and a chance to get together and have a good time. The hops were sponsored by the choral department and were held periodically throughout the winter. Chaperoned by LHS teachers and choral par- crowds and music by WRTB. Held in the coliseum, the dances were open to LHS stu- dents as well as Clark and area schools. Fans of the opposing team played in the game that night were also invited to at- tend. With the minimal cost, good music, and fun the sock hops proved to be a success. Dancing during a fast number, freshmen Carol Edmunds and Tye Waldroup take advantage of the good zo Sock Hops Even after a good basketball game sophomore Ian Wilson and junior Su- san Ostendorf find enough energy to dance. Senior Chris Bowman along to the music provided WRTB. They played both fast slow numbers.