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

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4 LINCQL . LUG Lincoln High. School - 5oo Buntin Street ' -V in Vincennes, Indiana 47591 K X Volume 77 , For various reasons that we have attempted to explain in this book, Lincoln students spent much time on their feet this year as shown in this photo of cheerblock during the sell-out crowd against Rivet. r 1 tudent Life 8 Crgaxiizations V 74 Seniors II2 Ad5fPatf0hg7 ' 182 thletlcs 34 Academics f,-A 86 Underclassmenfstaff 142 II1dCX 222 0 ' .a

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Because of new rules, longer days and less vacations, 1984-85 was a slow year. However, Lin- coln bounced back in 1985-86. Spirits soared as the year quick- ly passed. Many students made time to come out of their shells and support Lincoln in almost everything. Mr. Pittman's cart- wheel alone drew a good sized crowd. gathered to cheer the girls on to victory. Highlighting the bas- ketball season was a sell-out crowd against rival Rivet. The repeated plea of Please move closer to your neighbor to allow more people seats, emphasized the high attendance. Several other organizations brought large crowds to their various events. The Christmas number of people attending large and receptive, but the play was a huge success. After a slow year, club atten- dance soared. Clubs were al- lowed to meet during the day as opposed to before and after school. Most clubs reported a sharp increase in the number of members and of their enthusi- asm toward the club. Conse- This rise in enthusiasm is not only good for the school, but also good for each individual as it gives each a chance to become more involved. It gives people a chance to meet each other and cultivate new friendships which in the long run is better for the school. Between quarters the Tabby Tabla and Steph- As always sporting events were well attended. One of the shining moments of football came when Lincoln played Jas- per in sectional competition. In- man field was packed to its ful- lest when the players ran out onto the field. As the girl's vol- leyball team completed its best record ever, people began to no- tice. Bigger and bigger crowds Pep-Band boosts spirits by playing the school song. Riding in the annual Homecoming Parade helped to show everyone drixson Wright, Tammy Tolbert, Stacey Biehl, Debbi Cullison, Melissa Melsheimer, Nancy Bilskie, anie Auberry were about the volleyball record. Hanging out at the rec area helps to pass the few minutes of lunch. how enthused Sarah Hen- By pinning on the title, senior Barry Kehl makes it official: Susan Pahmeier, Homecoming Queen. Choral Concert filled Shircliffe Theatre at Vincennes Universi- ty. In addition, the band filled Clark Auditorium at one of their concerts. Standing ova- tions were given to those march- ing band members given awards throughout the night. Bringing in a good sized crowd was the annual Spring Musical, The King and I. Not only was the quently, clubs were not only more active, but also more fun. Several classes also jumped enrollment. Classes such as the Creative Writing class and Chemistry II had more people than in years before. This in- crease in the interest of academ- ics is very encouragingf' said one person who had definite in- terests in the subject. Theme 3