HEWITT • BASTIANAUCHITECTS SCORIA , I.UL.

FROM THE LYNXITE STAFF

Editor-in-Chief: David Mockler

Co -Editor: John Burfeindt

Department Supervisor: Joseph Jones

Make-up Editor: Kayleen Green

Activities Editor: Tania Suinger

Gerry Brannan

Sports Editor: Joe Herro

Cover Design and Art Work: Jim McArthur

Photographer: Van Uin

Reporters: Don Moskowitz

Bill Strand

Dennis Scully

Sam Turner

Joan Merryweather

Donna Picchietti

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Gordon Purdy

PRESIDENT RAYMOND DOOLEY

Dear Students:

"The year 1956-57 has been an outstanding one

for Lincoln College. Our enrollment was the highest

in the history of the school and we have completed

a new men's residence. Olin-Sang Hall. I am sure

that you will all agree with us that it is a splendid

addition to the campus and one which will serve our

young men for many, many years to come.

I want to take this opportunity to congratulate

the members of the LYNXITE Staff whohave prepared

this fine yearbook and all the students who have given

so generously of their time and talents. I sincerely

hope that in years to come you will treasure the mem-

ory of your college days and that you will faithfully

keep in touch with your alma mater.

Best wishes to all of you.

"

DEAN ELVA BAILEY

Dear Students:

"These are the echoes of your experiences at

Lincoln College. I hope the perspective of time will

prove them to be even more valuable than you realiz-

ed at the time of graduation.

Please return and visit with us often and keep

the alumni office informed of your current status and

address. Lincoln College will continue its interest in

you and we hope your interest in the activities and

growth of the college continues.

I extend the hope that each of you will leave

here to take up a life rich in service and demanding

of your talents.

Best wishes always,

"

MRS. FLORENCE ADAMS DOOLEY CLARENCL A. BALOF

Director of Admissions Business Manager

C. GORDON PURDY

Assistant to the President

English and Education

Secretaries to Mr. and Mrs. Dooley. Secretary to Mr. Balof

Secretaries to Mr. Purdy and Dean Bailey

Dining Hall Staff

DR. MADRIGALE MC KEEVER

Psychology

ROBERT KARABINUS

Music, Humanities

MRS. CLARENCE MOLEN

English, Literature

TRLSHMtN

!

JAY ADAMSBloomington, 111.

Farm Manager

NO

PICTURE

GEORGE ARMSTRONGWinnetka, 111.

Executive

FLORENCE BEE

Assumption, 111.

Social Work

FRANK ALDRIDGEChicago, 111.

General Business

THOMAS S. ARMSTRONGGlenview, 111.

Ambassador to Egypt

GEORGE BERTOLINI

Cresskill, New Jersey

Hotel Manager

JULIA ANDERSONLincoln, 111.

Business

GORDAN BEACHCresskill, New Jersey

Forestery

VIETTA BISHOP

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Art

X

HELEN ARDITOOak Park, 111.

Secretary

JUDITH A. BEAVER

Lincoln, 111.

Elementary teacher

I

ROBERT BLAIR

St. Louis, Missouri

Teaching

GEORGIA MAE BLAZINALyons, 111.

Writer

WARD BRINING

Lincoln, 111.

Accountant

JAMES BOWLBYLincoln, Illinois

GERALD BRUNKENMaywood, 111.

Business Administration

GERRY BRANNANLincoln, 111.

Teaching

FREDRIC BUNGEDowners Grove, HI.

JOHN BREWEREvanston, 111.

Engineering

JOHN H. BURFEINDTTenafly, New Jersey

Ministry

ROBERT A. CAMDEN ALVIN COTES MARILYN CHESTNUT GILBERT COKINIS

Lincoln, 111. Normal, 111. New Holland, 111. Glen Ellyn, 111.

Civil Engineering Elementary Education Business

MICHAEL E. COPENGreat Neck

Long Island, N.Y.Agriculture

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DELMER G. DEBO, JR,

Chicago, Illinois

Sales Engineer

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PAT CUMBY DUANE H. DAGLEY

Lincoln, 111. Bloomington, Illinois

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RICHARD DELPH JANICE DE MANNPalos Heights, 111. Bumingham, Michigan

Industrial Engineering

NO

PICTURE

NANETTE M. DANEAUAurora, 111.

Fashion Designer

BRUCE DENNENYEvanston, 111.

ROBERT L. DENTBuffalo, New York

Business

NICHOLAS DI DARIOPlainfield, New Jersey

FREDRIC A. DINGELDEIN

Lincoln, Illinois

Engineering

I

GRAHAM DUNBARGlen Ellyn, Illinois

Business

DAVID D. DUTZLincoln, Illinois

Business

MARILYN D. EKSTROMHighland Park, Illinois

Social Work

ANN ELLIS

Crestwood, Kentucky

NO

PICTURE

WILLMM ENDERSBloomington, Illinois

Law

V

WILLIAM EVANSChicago Heights, Illinois

HAROLD R. EVERYEvanston, Illinois

Business

ROBERT FEIDNER

Grass Creek, Indiana

Farmer

NORMAN FEIN

Chicago, Illinois

Business

NO

PICTURE

THOMAS FERRIS

Williams Bay, Wisconsin

Business

THOMAS W. FINNEGINWestchester, Illinois

Lawyer

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NOEL FISCHER

Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Florist

DEAN FOLKESBeason, Illinois

Agriculture

WADE FORSYTHEChicago, Illinois

THOMAS M. FOSTER

Towanda, Illinois

Coaching

RICHARD D. GARDNERLincoln, Illinois

Industrial Management

KAREN GEHLBACHLincoln, Illinois

Commercial

DONALD HARTIGSt. Louis, Missouri

Importing and Exporting

JAMES HEINZELLincoln, Illinois

Business

STANLEY HEMSLEYUnion City, New Jersey

J. JOSEPH HERROOconomowoc, Wisconsin

Business

DENNIS HOFFMAN JOHN HOLLOWAY- RICHARD HORNICK J. S. HUCKO

Tenafly, New Jersey Highland Park, Illinois Riverside, Illinois Aurora, Illinois

Public Relations Aviation Pilot

JOSEPH H. N. JONES, JR. HOWARD KASCHNew York City, New York Lombard, Illinois

Doctoi" of Medicine

KATHRYN KELLY SUSAN KELLEY

Emden, Illinois Crystal Lake, Illinois

Teaching Social Work

NO

PICTURE

MICHAEL KENNEDYWestchester, Illinois

HOWARD KEPPLER

Maywood, Illinois

Business

NO

PICTURE

BETTY KILCOURSEMidloathian, Illinois

JOHN KILLOUGHClinton, Illinois

Personnel Management

NO

PICTURE

NO

PICTURE

SYBIL KRAUSERMonticello, New York

Medicine

ROGER KRETZINGERChestnut, Illinois

RICHARD KYKERBirmingham, Michigan

Radio and Television

KEN LAGERHAUSENArlington Heights, Illinois

GREGORY N. LAIN

Lake Forest, Illinois

Mortician

VAN V. LAIN

Lake Forest, 111.

Funeral Director

WILLIAM LAUDERTPark Ridge, Illinois

Sales Factory Representative

JAMES MC ARTHURChicago, Illinois

Designing.

SALLIE MC GOWENChicago, Illinois

ROBERT MADDENLibertyville, Illinois

Research Chemist

RICHARD MARTINBroadwell, Illinois

Aviation Pilot

MARILYN KAY MATHEWSHighland Park, Illinois

Teaching

PAUL H. MILKE SHARON SUE MOORE NANCY ANN MOORE DONALD MOSKOWITZ

Des Plaines, Illinois Mt. Pulaski. Illinois Oak Park, Illinois Patterson, New Jersey

Mortician Elementary Teaching Secretary

NO

PICTURE

NO

PICTURE

RICHARD MURRIE

Lake Forest, Illinois

ROBERT NACHMANHighland Park, Illinois

Business

JAMES NEILL

Lake Forest, Illinois

JUDITH NESBITT

Indianola, Illinois

Stenographer

NO

PICTURE

NO

PICTURE

RICHARD NEV/MANLincoln, Illinois

Interior decoration

ROBERT OVERTClinton, Illinois

Business

WILLIAM NEWSOMWaterville, New York

Journalism

JAMES PERSSONDeerfield, Illinois

Rancher

SARA ELLEN NICKEL

Wauconda, Illinois

Art

DONNA M. PICCHIETTI

Highland Park, Illinois

Dramatics

CLARENCE A. OTTERSGlenview, Illinois

Business

BRUCE PIPIN

Chicago, Illinois

Law

CAROL ANN POOLELincoln, Illinois

Teaching

NO

PICTURE

WARD C. RAPP

Wilmette, Illinois

Journalism

RAYMOND RIXMANNormandy, Missouri

Business

ROBERT PRICE

Effingham, Illinois

Ad. Salesmanship

DICK REEDLincolnwood, Illinois

Business

JOHN ROBINSONLincoln, Illinois

ROSS PROVEN ZANOTenafly, New Jersey

Business

DAVE RENOEvanston, Illinois

Radio and T. V.

ROBERT SACHTLEBENChicago, Illinois

Psychology

SCOTT RABKINCincinnati, Ohio

Law

CHARLES RIGGINS

Easton, Illinois

WILLIAM E. SCARRITT

Elgin, Illinois

Business

WAYNE SCHALLLincoln, Illinois

DONALD H. SCHRLSHUHN

Mt. Pulaski, Illinois

Teaching

J. DENNIS SCULLYPeoria, Illinois

Law

DAVID W, SHOEMAKERElmhurst, niinois

LAWRENCE SJOGREN

Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Insurance Adjusting

KENNETH W. SMITHSullivan, Illinois

Law

JAMES SOKOLWilmette, Illinois

Business

CAROL SPANGLERDecatur, Illinois

NO

PICTURE

WILLIAM STRANDPalatine, Illinois

Art

TANIA STRINGER

Lincoln, Illinois

Occupational Therapy

NORMAN SWANSONRockford, Illinois

Pre Agriculture

JAMES SYMMONDSGalesburg, Illinois

Interior Design

MARK M. TIMMERCincinnati, Ohio

Electrical Engineer

DOUGLAS WAINSCOTTDetroit, Michigan

Pre -Engineering

RONALD WARDBroadview, Illinois

Commerce

NO

PICTURE

STAYTON TOODCanton, Ohio

Business

NO

PICTURE

GUY WALDORFChicago, Illinois

Illinois Bell Telephone

Co.

ROBERT L. WELCHLincoln, Illinois

Lawyer or Teacher

SAMMY J. TURNEREldorado, Illinois

Liberal Arts

R. DEAN WALLENUrbana, Illinois

Business

RICHARD WELLS

Montclair, New Jersey

GERALD VACKETTAWeslville, Illinois

Civil Engineering

DAVID W. WALTERSMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Forestry

ARTHUR WHITELincoln, Illinois

Teaching

WILLIAM WHITEGreenfield, Illinois

Radio

ALLEN WILSONDeerfield, Illinois

Commerce

WILLIAM L. WOODBURYWooddale, Illinois

Teaching

WELLS WOODLEYCincinnati, Ohio

Banking

VICTORIOUS CANDIDATES OF SEPTEMBER ELECTIONS

THOMAS AHEE^^

Chicago, Illinois

Aviation

RICHARD E. BOWESElmhurst, Illinois

Salesmanship

EDWARD CHENEYSt. Louis, Missouri

Interpreter

BRUCE ARMSTRONGWilliams Bay, Wisconsin

Tool Business

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DAVID BURNETTPalatine, Illinois

Psychology

BEVERLY COWLEYLa Cross, Wisconsin

Comptometry

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BETTY ASKRENPark Ridge , Illinois

ROGER BUSCHEW. Lafayette

Indiana

DANIEL DIEBER

Evanston, Illinois

Journalist

DAVID (J. R.) BOONESpringfield, Illinois

Sports

ROBERT W. CHAPINChicago, Illinois

Sporting Goods

WILLIAM EICK, JR.

Oak Park, Illinois

Veterinary Medicine

DAVID ELMOREFarmer City, Illinois

Management

JACK ERION

Hinsdale, Illinois

MRS. MILDRED FISHER

Lincoln, Illinois

Housewife

EDWARD E. GLASHAGELElgin, Illinois

General Business .•

JOHN HEALEYLoda, Illinois

ROBERT HOODLincoln, Illinois

Liberal Arts

ALBERT HOOVERLincoln, Illinois

Education

SHIRLEY HUNTIndianapolis, Indiana

Teaching

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\ELOISE HUTCHCRAFTLincoln, Illinois

Medical Technician

DARRELL KLOCKENGALincoln, Illinois

Accounting

JOHN MESTINSEKLincoln, Illinois

Business Administration

PICTURE

JAMES JACOBS, JR.

Forrest, Illinois

Personnel Manager

NOREEN KAWASAKIChicago, Illinois

Physical Education

MIKE KELLYMattoon, Illinois

Coaching

MARJORIE KRAUSLincoln, Illinois

Elementery Teaching

NANCY LINK

Riverside, Illinois

SAMI MADHOOSHKabul, Afghanistan

Political Science

JOAN METZGERChicago, Illinois

Business

DAVID F. MOCKLERCedar Grove, N. J.

Accounting

JOHN PEIFER

Lincoln, Illinois

LAWRENCE PETERS

Decatur, niinois

Public Relations

RICHARD PHIPPS

Evanston, Illinois

Business Ownership

ROBERT PRATERKilbourn, Illinois

Business Administration

JAMES ROBINSONLincoln, Illinois

Law

CARL SALADINO, JR.

Springfield, Illinois

Dentistry

CARL SANKLincoln, Illinois

ROBERT SCHOLTESLincoln, Illinois

Funeral Director

JOSEPH SCHWANVilla Park, Illinois

Finiancier

JUDY SHALLEY JOY SHOCKEY PAUL L. SMITH JOHN SPAFFORD

Kenmore, N. Y. ^ Bloomington, Illinois Park Ridge, Illinois DeKalb, Illinois

Dentistry

BARBARA SPENCER

Chicago, Illinois

Foreign Secretary

PICTURE PICTURE

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CHRIS THELERITIS

Pekin, Illinois

LOUIS UNGERChicago, Illinois

Finiancier

ROBERT VERDUINChicago, Illinois

Industrial Manager

DON VINSONLincoln, Illinois

Teaching

RICHARD WHEELERNapa, California

Business

LYNN WIDERBERG

Rye, N. Y.

Nursing

JOHN WILLIS

Alvin, Illinois

Business

LYLE WITTELChicago, Illinois

Business

GILBERT WOJTALPark Ridge, Illinois

Business

DONALD ZACHERSarasota, Florida

Stock Broker

The purpose of the Lincoln College Student Council has been to serve as a link between

students and faculty. The 1956-57 Council has done best in maintaining a good social scholastic

attitude for our school.

Student Council

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Barbara Spencer, Lynn Wideberg, Ruth Awe, Marjorie Kraus.

ROW TWQ Don Zacher, Dave Reno, Dave Mockler, William Stigall, Faculty Advisor.

ROW THREE: Gregg Lain, Dave Goldhammer, Guy Waldorf.

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Lynn Wideberg, Judy Shalley, Marjorie Kraus, Joan Metzger, t^foreen

Kawasaki, Beverly Cowley.

ROW TWQ Barbara Spencer, Joan Merryweather, Ann Ellis, Nanette Daneau, Georgia Blazina.

ROW THREE: Julia Anderson, Karen Gehlbach, Tanis Stringer, Gerry Brannan, Shirley Hunt.

ROW FOUR: SybilKauser, Judy Wright, KayleenGreen. Mari Kay Mathews, Marilyn Ekstrom, JudyNesbitt.

Eikosi Korai, meaning twenty girls, is a women's service organization at Lincoln College.

Its members are elected on the basis of service and leadership to the college. Some of their

activities include serving at teas, dances and our leaf raking day. The sponsor is Mrs. C. A. Balof.

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bill Laudert, Mark Timmer, Clarence Sims, Faculty Advisor; Dave

Mockler.

ROW TWO: Don Zacher, Bob Chapin, Tom Finnegan, Dan Dieber.

ROW THREE: Dennis Scully, Jim McArthur, Larry Smith.

ROW FOUR: Gregg Lain. Wade Forsythe, Dick Phipps.

The Circle K is a young men's organization that is affiliated with the Kiwanis International

Circle K sponsored the Christmas formal this year and have other activities planned for the

future. Circle K advisor is Mr. Clarence Sims.

LYNXITE

they are all a part of putting out a

Many hours of hard work has been put into this

Copy, mats, pictures, deadlines .

yearbook as any of the staff can tell you.

year's LYNXITE.

FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dennis Scully, Dave Mockler, Bill Strand.

SECOND ROW: Tania Stringer.

THIRD ROW: Sam Turner, Joe Jones, Gerry Brannan, Jim McArthur, Van Lain,

£utadmati Staffs

The LincoLiian staff consists of: Dorea Picchietti, Editor; Margie Krause, Associate Editor;

Dan Dieber. Joy Shockey. Feature Editor; Joan Metzger. Robert Sholtes, Ward Rapp, News Editors;

Henry Merriam, Bruce Armstrong, Sports Editors; and the Advisor is Helen G. Ryman.

The aims of the Lincolnian are to have a bigger and better paper with more frequent issues.

The Lincolnian is run on a democratic basis, with each staff member being able to voice his

own opinion and express his own ideas. The staff meets once a month, and at these meetings they

discuss plans for coming issues.

£. e. MeuM. Staff.

The staff of the L. C. News consists of: Margie Kraus. Editor;Donna Picchietti, Ward Rapp,

Robert Scholtes, Henry Merriam. News Editors; Dan Dieber, Organizations; Bruce Armstrong,

Sports; and Joy Shockey, Reporter.

The L. C. News comes out weekly and is written by members of the Journalism class. In

class they plan the issues and assign stories.

The advisor for the L. C. News is Mrs. Helen G. Ryman.

FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Spafford, Joan Metzger, Donna Picchietti, Margie Kraus.

SECOND ROW: Dennis Scully, Bruce Armstrong, John Willis, Ward Rapp, Dan Dieber.

FII^ST ROW, Left to Right; Martha Miles, Mari Kay Mathews, Georgia Blazina, Ann Ellis, Marilyn

Ekstrom, Shirley Hunt, Sybil Krauser.

SECOND ROW^ Tania Stringer, Betty Askren, Joan Merryweather, Kayleen Green, Gerry Brannan.

THU^ ROW: Bill Laudert, Dan E>ieber, Don Zacher, Dave Goldhanimer.

FOURTH ROW: Guy Waldorf, Dave Walters, Gregg Lain. '-

S^iai Committee

The purpose of social conimittee is to prepare the activities for the students throughout

the school year. This year's chairman is David Goldhanimer.

FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Camden, James Robinson, John Robinson, John Mestinsek, Bill

Bennis.

SECOND ROW: Donald Hilscher, Dean Folkes, Robert Doit, Thomas Armstrong, David Hanger.

THn^ ROW: C?rl Sank, William Woodbury, Robert Welch,

FOURTH ROW: Stanley Smith, William Evans, Richard Gardner, Arthur White.

The veterans club of Lincoln College was formed in February of 1957. The purpose

of the club is to integrate the veterans in the social life of the college as well as the

community. Mr. William Stigall is the faculty advisor. Throughout the year the veterans

sponsored "sock hops" held in the college gymnasium. Officers of the club were Robert

Dent, President; Dean Folkes, Vice-President; andJohnMestinsek, Secretary-Treasurer,

Siamet MauAe Caimdl

Barret House Council Officers

Lynn Wideberg and Noreen Kawasakai

BARRET HOUSE

Barret house has been provided this year as living quarters for seven student girls at L. C.

Closets have been installed and furniture, draperies, a telephone booth and a piano have been

furnished. Barret house officers are elected and Mrs. Clyde Paries is the House Mother.

Only the upstairs is being used, but in the future it is planned to convert the downstairs into

living quarters for girls.

Mme^ Mail eoundi

FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Spencer, Joan Metzger, Joan Merryweather, Georgia Blazina,

Nancy Link.

SECOND ROW: Betty Kilcourse. Sara Nickels, Janice De Mann, Helen Ardlto.

THIRD ROW: Betty Askren, Barbara Gutmann, Martha Miles, Ruth Awe.

The main purpose of establishing the Men's Housing Committee is to create a backbone for a

student organization in the new dormitory for men. There are representatives from all the men's

housing units. The officers of the Committee are Chairman, Guy Waldorf; Vice-Chairman, John

WiUis; Secretary-Treasurer, Gregg Lain; Ex officio Advisory Member, Dave Mockler.

Highlights of this year's activities were the carnival held in the beginning of Fdaruary, and

the Ugly Man Contest which was won by Dean Bailey and Gilbert Cokinis.

The faculty advisor for the Committee is Dean Bailey.

FIRST ROW, Left to Right Richard Wiletsky, Abner Griffin, Gregg Lain, Guy Waldorf, Gilbert

Cokinis.

SECOND ROW: BiU Laudert, BiU Shoemaker, David Mockler, Al Wilson.

THIRD ROW: Bruce Armstrong, John Willis, Gordon Beach.

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Donna Picchietti, Beverly Cowley, Lynn Wideberg, Kathern KeUy, Sue

Moore.

ROW TWO: Director Robert Karabinus, Karen Gehlbach, Marilyn Ekstrom, Judy Nesbitt, Dave

Reno.

ROW THREE: Dave Charleston, Stan Hemsley, Ed Glashagal, John Canty.

The Lincoln College Chorus performs various activities throughout the year, including con-

certs for Women's Clubs, and assembly programs in high schools as well as at Lincoln College.

On December 16th, the College Chorus, augmented by other College students and people from

surrounding communities, presented a Christmas Carol Concert. On February 28th and March 1,

the College Community Chorus gave its annual show. This year they chose a modern version of

Victor Herbert's "Fortune TeUer," arranged by George,

£ette%metv*A CCuB-

FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Rick Wheeler, BiU Zimmer, John Willis, Carl Hobbs. Dave Boone.

SECOND ROW: Jim Heinzel, Sam Morton, David Goldhammer, Dave Mockler.

This a two year old organization that is composed of students interested in working on the radio.

Members of the club record on tapevarious programs for presentation over the local radio station

WPRC. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Clyde Faries.

FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bob Blair, Richard Kyker, Beverly Cowley, Kayleen Green.

SECOND ROW: Ed Glashagel, Bill White, Dave Reno, Nanette Daneau, Donna Picchietti.

THIRD ROW: Wade Forsythe, John Willis, John Holloway, Robert Nachman.

ROW ONE, Left to Right: John Canty, Dave Charleston, Stan Kalish, Billy Jo Hubacher, Walter

Korbecki, Richard Wiletsky,

ROW TWO: Stan Smith, Bill Lindhe, Casey Schneides, Ron Natale, Dick Brykit, Bruce Ellicsoa

ROW THREE: John Platzski, Ed Hustad, Dick Houp, Bill Bennis,

ROW FOUR: Tom Kneebone, Byong Kim, Tom Sutton, Sam Morton.

ROW FIVE: Bill Crawford, George Howard, Tom Greenawatt, John Anderson,

N.ew^ SiudetUa. Second S^emeat^

FRONT TO BACK, Left to Right: M. Kraus, B. Barger, M. Miles, B. Kilcourse, J. Metzger, B. Spencer,J.

Merryweather. N. Kawasaki, D. Picchietti, L. Wideberg, B. Askren. J. Shalley. B. Gutman, D. Moskowitz.

G. Lain, D. Reno. J. Symmonds. H. Hagenson, J. Schwan, D. Dieber, W. Eick, D. Zacher. L. Peters, D.

Mockler, D. Goldhammer, J. Willis, and J. McArthur.

The Lincoln Room contains a large number

of valuable books on Lincoln and other in-

teresting items connected with him. It is

one of the main attractions of Lincoln Col-

lege and each year many visitors come to see

this room. The Lincoln Room is on the

same floor as the Library in the Admini-

stration Building, It is said to be one of the

most extensive collections on Lincoln in

existence.

SAe^ Mud£um af^ the ^PjteaideiUA^

The Museum of the Presidents, located on the first floor of University Hall, was dedicated

during Commencement, May 29. 1955. It is the first permanent exhibit ever created to honor the

thirty-three men who have served this country as Chief Executive.

Centered in the room on a block of Vermont marble are five flags: those of the United

States, the Christian Church, the State of Illinois, the Confederacy, and Lincoln College.

It is the first time an institution has memorialized the office rather than the man. It is only

fitting that all of our Presidents collectively arehonored at the first school named for the sixteenth

president of the United States of America.

Main castSupporting cast

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STARRING THE LINCOLN COLLEGE COMMUNITY PLAYERS

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Freshmen skating partyCarnival Hot-shot

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CO-CHAMPIONS

FIRST ROW: Dave Boone, John Spafford, Dave Goldhammer, Jim Heinzel, Mike Kelly. SECOND ROW:

Bob Chapin, Rick Wheeler, John Willis, Bill Zimmer, and Carl Hobbs.

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LINCOLN OPPONANT TEAM

81 75 Centralia Comnnunity Junior College

80 74 Keokuk Community Junior College (Iowa)

75 70 Eureka College

83 90 Joliet Community Junior College

78 58 Springfield Junior College

69 79 Hannible-LaGrange Junior College (Missouri)

54 89 Moberly Community Junior College (Missouri)

101 83 Belleville Community Junior College

* 80 73 Mt. Vernon Community Junior College

85 91 Vincennes University (Indiana)

« 97 64 Centralia Community Junior College

90 94 Vincennes University (Indiana) - (OVERTIME)

* 89 71 Springfield Junior College

92 86 Lincoln Bible Institute (OVERTIME)

93 71 Keokuk Community Junior College (Iowa)

85 74 Hannible-LaGrange Junior College (Missouri)

# 94 68 Mt. Vernon Community Junior College

67 66 Lincoln Bible Institute

82 75 Eureka College

77 71 Lincoln Bible Institute

• 82 85 Belleville Community Junior College

• Denotes Central Illinois Junior College Conference Games

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Nanette Daneau, Marilyn Chesnut, Tania Stringer, Joan Metzger,

Betty Askren, and Judy Wright.

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Bob Chapin

Graham Dunbar

Tom Ferris

Dave Golghammer

Jim Heizel

Carl Hobbs

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Mike Kelly

Sam Morton

John Spafford

Rick Wheeler

John Willis

Bill Zimmer

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WON - LOST RECORD

ALL GAMES15 - 6

L.B.I. GAMES3 - 0

C.I.J.C. CONFERENCE GAMES7 - 1

Mr. & Mrs. P. C. Merryweather

Robert W. MaddenMr. &c Mrs. Wells Woodley

Mr. 6c Mrs. J. E. Greer

Mr. &c Mrs. Edward Wo j tal

Mr. 6c Mrs. F. J. Krauser

Dr. 6c Mrs. H. E. Spafford

Mr . 6c Mrs . Percy Evans

Mr. 6c Mrs. W. Brunken

John K. HuckoMr. 6c Mrs. Frank Blatterman

Harold A. Hagenson, Sr.

Mr. 6c Mrs. L. M. Busche

Mr . 6c Mrs . Arthur Rabkin

Alan McArthurMr. 6c Mrs. J. Chase Scully, Jr.

Mr. 6c Mrs. 0. H. Pettingill

Mr. 6c Mrs. Peter A. Cokinis

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