Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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' c 3 'H' ' 'bc C' x N. H THE ECHOES STAFF -ff LLNCOL IA Co-editors: Connie Broshow and Harry Ayling From left to right: C. Hill, C. Gos- sett, H. Ayling, C. Broshow, P. Chris- todoulides. Not present is: Paul Iosenhans. 6 E D I fr 0 ,V M Y. Connie Broshow and Harry Ayling, Co-Editors fl A , it lv X. S. Q .2 .Q ix swag Ae., ,X ., vw-1 KEY ECHOES THE LINCOLNIAN STAFF Editor: Harry Ayling Assistant Editor: Connie Broshow Business Manager: Phil Christodou- lides Rewrite: Gwen Cossett Photography: Bill Rose From left to right: B. Sullivan, C. Amold, 1. Kongabel, P. Boeclcer, C. Hill, B. Kelly, C. Broshow, H. Ayling, P. Christodoulides, C. Cossett. Not present are: C. Reeser, C. McCurdy, L. Wild, B. Rose, J. Sheaffer, I. Al- varado.

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Lincoln College's 1950-51 basketball team pre- sented a perfect example of why college coaches turn grey. Coach John Ryman's boys posted an overall season's record of 8 wins and 8 losses, but Ryman had his hands full keeping track of the many squad member losses. In spite of a great height disadvantage through- out the year, the Lynx presented a 5-3 conference record as well as a 7-3 record against junior col- lege teams. Rymanis consolation for his grey hairs was the winning of the Richard K. Goodman travel- ling trophy and a second place standing in the Illinois-Missouri conference. Lincoln College 1950-51 Basketball Scores Cconference games starred? TEAM WE THEY Middletown Indees .... . 57 59 Lincoln Bible Institute' .. . 45 36 Belleville' .... ........ 8 1 50 Illinois Wesleyan Frosh . . . 55 102 Centralia' .... ........ 6 2 100 Springfield' . . . ....... 78 74 Belleville' .... ....... 5 9 57 Centralia' . . . ........ . 64 69 Lincoln Bible Institute' .. . 79 80 Moline . . . ............ . 100 85 Concordia . . . ........... . 74 51 Illinois Wesleyan Frosh . . . . 78 107 Normal B Team ....... 55 75 Lincoln Bible Institute .... 72 69 Springfield' . . . ........ 62 42 Concordia . . . 75 81 Totals .... ......................... 1 096 1137 From left to right, front row: Tommy Thompson, Jimmy Curry, Bobby Bums. second row: Dick Aery, Bill Johnson, Bobby Drahl. The boys in the picture below were the first six men at the beginning of the season. Other players not pictured are as follows: Stan Smith, John McCullough, Dick Starchevich, Dave Shulke, Charles Anderson, Harry Ayling, John Sherer, Ed Route, Chip Maze, Jack Route, Gerald Evans and Sam Hill. Dan Pyle was student manager for the team.

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STUDE T COUNCIL Lindslrom, P. Christodoulides, C. Broshow, NI. nl. Reisehe, J. Kongabt-I E. Bt-Vard, P. Boeclcer. Not present: C. Rec-ser, NI. Scott. The Student Council has co-operated with the social com- gfgi mittee and has brought to the students a great many memorable I W. i A and enjoyable social events. The election of the student council 4 'VVTHJ is hy no means a calm event around L.C. as many of us have wit- nessed. Everywhere one turns there are signs Vote for ---. .lim Kongahel, Student Council President. President, jim Kongahelg Vice President, Eddie BeVardg Secre- tary, Nlary jane Reischeg Treasurer, Connie Broshow. EIKOSI KORAI K'Never say Nov is the EK motto. NVith the coffee and doughnuts, the cake walks, high school day, the week of initiation everyone had great fun, including the faculty and liovs. President, Mary .lane Reischeg Vice President, Donna Harm- seng Secretary, Chloe Couchg Treasurer, Mary jo Wylder. From left to right: ll. Ayling, C. Cossett, D. Stevenson, C. Couch, B. 9 v