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Mia L XXL is LL, , ...xg 4 ha: 3?ii?1g,ik.xq 1 , . f , . 21 . f -252 - s ' ' Ke, K 1 1 5 f f , 1 K Dyiziril , f - 'il I ' ' ' FT r X' 1 1 3 g 'LEQJQEWME if . 5.5 N T 5 st, 'f u h f 4 E F 1, gf, 4 ,M 5 , rg? i ' . V - ' f ' ' 'QS 'T in ' 'iixfo' q f lf?-'L' f7f 1 -f - je.: ' A y- it -- r -f ' . e 'I . Th l963 LY XITE IRENE ZIMMERMANN LACHLAN GRANT Editor Co- Editor PUBLI HED BY THE STUDENTS OF LINCOLN COLLEGE Lincoln, Illinois ROGER CU SHMAN Advisor I ITIUM SAPIE TIAE TI QR DOMINI The fear of the Lord Is the beginning of wisdom as as x N W, s... .U f. 'gi ft 'Q ,E 4 Q x i A iri- r v X XNXNX . 515 X 4 ZX 3 Fifi ar e gt' 45 Vai ,' I ,,. ,. ,As . :T 551135 gui f sys ,, f- ,k. , ., mimi V .A s il Ii ....x - TD YT? 50 f ,,,,,..-.... Q., ,v ,Q , 'RN 2 F O R EWO R D The 1963 Lynxite is your record of treasured memories at Lincoln College. This year has been an expecially signi- ficant one, as President Dooley points out in his message on page 5. The ac- complishments and experiences of this year will unfold on the following pages It is with humility that we incorporate in this book the spirit expressed in our school seal: The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. CGNTENTS Administration Faculty Classes Activities Athletics Features I ,- 4' rf! mm sm' , ? f Z ai f Raymond N. Dooley PRESIDENT fs llll if ig, ,wif N INYIUI illfllul UIQ il!!! .dlsfggbf LINCOLN, ILLINGIS Dear Students: For students and faculty of Lincoln College the year l962-l9B3 has been a dynamic one. The opening of the Student Center and Carroll Hall were significant steps forward in the program of increasing the campus facilities. More students attended Lincoln College in this year than any in its previous history. With the growth, however, the College will continue to service to the student. We like to think that Lincoln and will continue to be, a precision instrument in the world during an era when many institutions have become instruments of mass production. emphasize College is, academic necessarily I Want to congratulate the editors of the Lynxite for selecting as their theme the College motto which liberally translated means The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. The continuation of the scripture in Proverbs is HA knowledge of the holy is understand ing. Lincoln College is proud to be an interefaith institution with students and staff members who come from a wide variety of denomina- tions and faiths. ln developing our philosophy of education and our individual philosophies of life, we hope that the students and faculty will be inspired to follow the traditions of simplicity, sincerity, and service as exemplified in the life of our great namesake, Abraham Lincoln. With all good wishes to each of you for the years ahead. Cordially yours, 4 . , R nd Dooley President 5 DEDICATIO Roger cushman We, the staff of the 1963 Lynxite, proudly dedicate our yearbook to a man who has given time, effort, and advice to the Lynxite. In the two years as a faculty member at Lincoln he has taught English and Journalism classes and on the side has been advisor to both the newspaper and yearbook. Yet he still had time to spare to become a staff member for the Bloomington Pantagraph for a total of nine years. His education consisted of attending Illinois Normal University where he received a Bachelor Degree and now is working part time at Illinois Southern University for his masters in English. Therefore we dedicate this Lynxite to you, Mr. Roger Cushman, for your time and advice given to us, your staff, as well as many other students. Now after two years of service to Lincoln College you have decided to leave. To this we wish you the best of happiness in whatever you partake. We thank you for your understanding and interest in the rights and freedoms of the individual which has really shown us, the fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom, Lynxite Staff 6 Q 4 . . 1 4 1 fix ' 5 1 v 1 'H 1 l f' Q' 3 fi. 'alms , 3, 13' gp an F wkww L J R53 M MW F A 1 f .A,, f 'fd ' J ' Y ,lf V.: v-v,l, Y: x J ' ::... A ' Lf: , if 'f A :,-' , I 1. xsane 4+ Ffa Q,:S',Si2iLwk4 , ' ' MIN. ,-1 , .1 f. .mg ,Mn 9-no--m-...,,,, M My mr !fV4'! ,, :.. , - ,,,, ,JM ,www . r -'-' ., 'Wim 'f 4. 13 F Q 4 X 1 if I , I 1 , gf f , J .. A f 1 if f , ' , r W1 , 1 1 j f 5 5 3' I s- 3 ,N f 1 4 fy K K f ,t J ff V I - 1 Y A : f X ' 4 K Q. , Cf 1 ,, , 1 1 9 4 g 1, mm gm. In 1 ,, ff 1 I, Lg if -w',' X Qin .W . sm W 1 f' V fl' ,P 'mf if - . 4 ' ff' f , f , g .f 0,1 , Y V 4 If X R ,Q ,JZ ' vf 54-5 1 . M. so nan MMM M V 55 ' tl X A f , X Z gf 1 ' , Q 5 ' N? AAA. ff wif' ff., W ' f Y . gp ,y .. .v - f , aw ,. . 1 -V , V 1 I 3- 4?c,.. .1 A ly , 445 1 J 5 f. , xg? ff -4 gp 4 h ,1 E J ,y 1, V K Am... 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Stigall 2 Librarian wil . , Qrnt, . 159' 'qt 'Nt V W S mv , l a Richard Fairbairn Director of Admissions Robert Bird Director of Public Relations sw, , IWW s 7 - Mary Lou Allison Asst. Dean of Students Dr. Madrigale McKeever Ronald Noll Consulting Psychologist Admissions Counselor 9 l 2 t I' V 2 2 Florence A. Dooley 3 1 it Counseling Consultant Marjorie Oglesby David Goldhammer Assistant Director Assistant Business Of Admissions Manager 'fl ,E Eli I N , .lf My nm'- I ' W3 r Isabelle Stevenson Assistant Librarian Martha Brown Glenn Tjbbs Alumni Secretary Manaer of The Line IO Facult Beulah Aide Shorthand, Typing Walter Aide Ceramics 'iu..-44 s B 'r if mfg. '3,,,f, wif May Anderson Director of Food Services Home Economics ,WWW Q45 Gnalee Balof History, Social Science 11ff f' N, H, Anderson Dale Brummet Business Business I I ff-ww' Louis Catron Speech, Dramatics if-fa. R PDLICYU. 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It does not mean a final departure, though for Lincoln has become a home, it has a meaning to which graduates return in spirit as well as in person. Commencement is a beginning of something else--more college, a job, marriage, a life in which, one way or another, all that we have learned will be demanded and put to use. At the end of these two years we feel that we are at the beginning of a responsible freedomg not a freedom that self- indulgently proclaims haphazard license, but a freedom that enables us to discern the good and strong in a world of confused and conflicting values and endless choice. lf we have learned here at Lincoln that freedom is a matter of responsible self-discipline and sober evaluation, surely we are better fitted both to fulfill our own potentialities and to accept the challenge of life in today's world. We will know that fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. I8 Wig' ha... , SOPHOMORES PHYLLIS ADAMS . . .Palatine, Squirt --- Art Club, Eikosi Korai. Future - Ray Vogue School of Art. WILLIAM ADAMS . . .Evanston, ALBERT C-. ALBRECHT . . . Lemont, Al - - - Social Committee. FRANK ALESIA . . .Park Ridge, MARY ANDERSON . . .Palatine, CHARLES C. BARNETT, III . . .St. Louis, Mo. Governor Barnett - Dramatics, Intramurals. Future University of Mississippi. 3 w-lug, .wf uggx' 'vida JERRY BAYLESS . . .Decatur, ROBERT T, BEARDSLEY . . .Lake Zurich, Rob --- Dramatics JIM BENNER . . .Broadwe1l. GLENN BERNARD . . .Wheeling, PHIL BETTIKER . . .Deetfield, MICHAEL BLONSTEIN . . .Chicago Napoleon --- Decoration Committee. STANLEY BQND . . .Montpelier, Vermont. Stan --- lnter- Faith. DOUGLAS BORISCH . . .Brookfield, Wisconsin. Doug --- Dance Committee, C.S.A,, President of Presidents Council, Students for Action. Future - University of Wisconsin. tom BOURKE. . .Park fudge, i 1 MICHAEL CHRISS . . . Polo --- Mike Student Senate, Dorm Representa- tive --- Future - I.S.N.U. TOM COPELAND . . . Glenview --- Tom CLIFFORD CLIVER . . . Niagara Falls, New York Cliff LYNN CROMPTON . . . Evanston MICHAEL CROWE . . . Bloomington ROBERT C. CULLETON . . . Lincoln Cul1y --- Intramurals Future - Southern Illinois University SUSAN DADY . . . Milwaukee, Wis- consin. Sue --- Taylor Tots, Future - Whitewater State College JOHN DE BORD . . . Peoria John WILLIAM DEISS . . . Lincoln l GO-uw SOPHOMORES THERESA BROWN . . . Arrnington Terry --- Dramatics RICHARD BURT . . . Armington Dick --- Baseball. Future - Eureka College KENNETH ROBERT CANNY . . . Mahomet Ken --- Choir. Future - Univer sity of Illinois WILLIAM CARTER . . . Petersburg Willy FREDRICK CEDARLEAF . . . Rockford Fred WALTER CHAMPION . . . Pekin img. Q-Wir 5 I so , 'Nw SOPHOMORES STANLEY W. DESULIS . . . Beardstown, Butch Future - Northwestern WILLIAM DIAMOND . . . Cicero, Jewels WILLIAM DOMM . . . Winnetka CHARLES DOTY . . . Lincoln mother' Activities, Golf, Dance Committee, I.M. Volleyball. Future - Univer- sity of Illinois. ROBERT DUGGAN . . . Lombard Bob' Activities - I.M. Baseball. Future - Drake or Bradley. NANCY FECHHEIMER . . . Highland Park M? 1 1 'fam is K A Y A jf 5 f X 5 X is? ' ' ws I P 4 'ff , 2, ,af ,A ' 33 za It T' 931 .ill s, rf aww' -am f 4 BARBARA FINK . . . Prospect Heights BARBARA FIRMISS . . . Niles, Barb , Eikosi Korai, N.E.A. sec., Art Club, Future - Chicago Teachers College DAVID FISCI-IER . . . St. Louis, Mo. RHODERICK FITZPATRICK . . . St. Just, Puerto Rico PAUL FLODIN . . . Glendale, Swede Major Activities Comm., Baseball, I.M. Bowling. ROBERT FOGEL . . . Skokie, Flash I.M. Basketball, Future - Type- writer Executive STEVEN FOLTIN . . . Elmhurst, Gimpy I.M. Baseball, Baseball Fund Comm. , I.M. Basketball, Future - lll. Wesleyan University ION FRICK . . . Gates Mill, Ohio Rock , Sophomore Class Pres. C.S.A. Director, Presidents Club. Future - Reserve College MICHAEL LEE FRENCH . . . Atlanta, Frenchy , Future - University of Illinois. SOPHOMORES JILL FUNDERBURK Momence JiI1da - Dramatrcs Future Japan WILLIA M GALATY COl'1Si1'1 --- Bill murals - Future RICHARD GARTEN New Jersey. ROBERT GENRICH . --- Bowling - Future Southern Illinois JOHN GIBSON . . . Geneva Bart ROBERT GIFFORD . Rochester SOPHOMORES RICHARD HASSMAN . . . Chicago Rich - Dramatics - Future - Elec- trical Engineering JOSEPH HAYDOCK . . . Greenwood, Indiana - Joe - Dance Committee, Inter-Faith, Naturalist Club, Future - Indiana Central College ROBERT W. HENDRICKSEN . . . Chicago, Bill - Circle K., Future - Bradley University MARGARET HANSON . . . Rockford, Marge , Future - State College of Iowa ROSEMARIE HERZOG . . . Fox Lake, Rosie , Cheerleading, Lincolnian, Dance Committee, Future - Teach- ing 3rd grade next year TERRANCE HIBBS. . . Momence. ,iyglw QR, tg'-x 'UMM WW'-ww 'RY4v:0l ,MQW WWW ' ,.w1-ww, ,V QW, Kimura K fl- Lm :- W., WDM Mann il! '11 ssc., .bb 'lb- ,WW DAVID HILL . . . Chagrin, Ohio JOHN HONN . . . Oakland, Tex - Intramurals, Future - Eastern Ill- inois University JOHN HUDSON . . . La Grange, Future - Southern Illinois University DAVID M, HUSSEY . . . Cleveland, Ohio, Future - University of Miami GENE IRICK . . . Arlington, Va. JOHN JOHNSON . . . Northbrook MARY LU JOHNSON . . . Normal GEORGE JOHNSTON . . . Scotch Plains, New Jersey, Wimpy - Major Act- ivities, Naturalists Club JO ANN JONES . . . Palatine, Jo Future - Secretary v9 'S, M ,gdb-vp., 2iir,,,,,,,, , LOUIS A, LAGER . . . Hinsdale, Louie' Dramatics ALAN LANG . . . Chicago DONALD LANGFORD . . . Downers Grove DAVID B. LARSON . . . Rockford, Dave , Golf, Intramurals, Dance Committee, Naturalists Club, Future - Whitewater College JAMES LEATHERS . . . Lincoln, Jim - Future - Southern Illinois University MICHAEL LERN . . . Peoria ROBERT R. LEAVY IR .... St. Louis, Missouri, Bobo - Circle K., Dance Committee, Intramurals, Future - University of Missouri GARY LESSEN . . . Lincoln, Future - Southern Illinois U. DENNIS LUNDY . . . Naperville ii WSW I .iii TOM KNOLLENBERG Lawndaie 0 M 'i 'if,,, ' A SUSAN LAC'1 Rocky River Ohio J Hmm is Gm a x' UQ Xia gpikz MX, ,X fi I s A wi If WW , ivy ,W , A ,, Wi r -ci. fwx..,, ,4 ' W SOPHOMORES GLENN MCADAM . . . Lemont ROBERT MCHENRY . . . Bloomington JAMES MCKOWN . . . Atlanta LAWRENCE MCMARTIN . . . Naperville, Larry - Intramurals, Future - Drake U. SUSAN MANDEL . . . Long Island, New York ROBERT MILLER . . . Lincoln, Bob , Golf Vs. Vw... 4h,,,bw,.. if ,, ' . ., f QI QW :zz- ROBERT l. MILLER . . . Clinton ROBERT MOORE . . . Calumet City .TACK MORMAN . . . Rockford PAUL EUGENE MURPHY . . . Clinton, Slick - Future - l.S.N.U. MICHAEL H. MURRAY . . . Rocky River, Ohio, Mike - Library As- sistant, Vice-President of Sopho- more Class, Taylor Tots, Dramatics ROBERT E, MORSE . . . St. Louis, Missouri, Bob - Prefect, Basket- ball, Future - U. of Missouri TOM NAHLIK . . . St. Louis, Missouri, Golf, Future - Arizona State STEVE NEWMARK . . . St. Louis FRANK C. NIEMAN . . . Evanston fy- Qs awww-iw ROBERT PAYNE . . . Dayton, Ohio BARBARA PERLMAN . . . Highland Park, Barb - Social Chairman of Olin Sang, Future - Illinois State Normal University JAMES PHILLIPS . . . Sterling DIANE POLAN . . . Berwyn BARBARA ANNE POLICK . . . Chicago, Barb - N.E.A., Future - Illinois State Normal University ARNOLD POPOVITZ . . . Cleveland, Ohio, N.E.A. Circle K., Intramurals, Future - Ohio State JOHN D. RANDALL . . . Peoria, Josh Intramurals, Future - Harvard WILLIAM REPP . . . Columbus, Indiana KENYARD REWERTS . . . Crown Point, Indiana, Circle K Vice-President, Intramurals, Future - Illinois Wes- leyan University fc' 'QW' I ,,, 45 I A Y A ,. X fs ,Z , SOPHOMORES JOHN A, NOYES . . . St. Louis, Missouri, Jack - Vice-President of Student Senate, Chairman of Dance Com- mittee, Treasurer of Naturalist Club. Future - Bradley University WILLIAM OELSCHLAGER . . . North- brook JAY OLSON . . . Wheaton, Intramurals, Tour Guide, Students for Action Future - University of Illinois DENNIS J, OLTMANNS . . . Lincoln, Olts , Dramatics, Future - Bradley University DAVID P, OSBORN . . . Hartsburg, Oz Naturalist Club, Intramurals, Future - Farming RICHARD S. PAVELEC . . . Park Ridge, Rish , Future - Loyola University -1? is 'BD' kv 'Wav SOPHOMORES CAROL RIZZO . . . Park Ridge WILLIAM C, ROENITZ . . . Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Bill , Dramatics VINCENT A. ROSE . . . Waterman, New York, Vince - Lincolnian, Stu- dents for Action BRUCE ROSNER . . . New York City, Arab - Photo Club President, Lynxite Photographer, Lincolnian, Presidents Council, Future - Florida State University ARTHUR RUNYAN . . . Chicago, Fu- ture - University of Wisconsin ROBERT SAWYER . . . Palos Park, Intra- murals, Future - Yale isnt 'Ohm.-M 991 XFN QM. -any NW . ewes Vw Til Qfllww' ff'Y 'v,,,, 'ith' -r' t l l Q I X W., A 'Wm-rs RUTH SCHREIBER . . . Cary, Director of Social Activities, Presidents Council WILLIAM SCHALL . . . St. Louis, Missouri DUANE SCHLEDER . . . Emden TERI SCHULER . . . Lynbrook, New York WILLIAM SCHULHOF . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin KENNETH SCHUTTLER . . . Manito RICHARD SCHWARTZ . . . Glencole, Horseman - Intramurals, C.S.A,, Publicity Chairman TOM SCHWARTZBURG . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Chevy - Social Corn- mittee - Future - Carroll College LYNN SHAW . . . La Grange 53 was is .1 K ww...- 'Sur-v' GEORGE SPEIDEL . . . Milwaukee, Wis cousin JOHN W. STAHMER . . . Wausau, Wis cousin PETER STAMBERGER . . . Cleveland, Ohio - Pete , Future - Otterbein College WILLIAM STEFANIUK . . . Chicago THOMAS STAPLETON . . . Palatine GARY STETSON . . . Chicago, I-Ierk Major Activity Chairman, C.S.A. Future - University of Miami WILLIAM STRAUSS . . . Wheaton, Bill - lntramurals, Baseball, Future - University of Illinois ARTHUR STRONG . . . Neenah, Wis- consin, Art NANCY LYNN SWISHER . . . Peoria, Nan - Art Club, Choir, Future - Bradley 'Q' mm W if 1 JOHN S, TRITLE . . . St. Louis, Missouri THOMAS F, VERRY . . . Armington, Tom - Phi Theta Kappa LYNNE WALDEN . . . Pittsfield, Mass DAVID WALLACE . . . Chicago BRUCE WARD . . . Norwalk, Ohio, Monti - Dramatics, Future - Mount Union College CARL WATERS . . . Chicago ALVIN WEBB . . . Lawndale, A1 Future - Illinois Wesleyan JERRY WEIL . . . Whitefish Bay, Wis- consin, Roman - Lincolnian, Future - U. of Wisconsin DOUGLAS WEISS . . . Bay Village, Ohio, Cork - Taylor Tots, Phi Theta Kappa, Future - Geneva College byrfa' 'WL-L., EARL WROLSON . . .Brookfield, Toby JOHN L. YOUEL . . .Spring Valley, Delaware, Squirrel - Major Activities - Future Miami of Ohio EVETTE ZIEGENHORN . . .Fair- bury, Eve - E.K. President, Presidents Council - Future - Illinois State Normal University STEVE ZILLMER . . .Waukesha, Wisconsin, Steve - Intramurals, Circle K., N.E.A, IRENE ZIMMERMANN . . .Chicago, Zimmie - Lynxite Editor, Dramatics, Students for Action Secretary, Taylor Tots, Future - Dental Assistant THOMAS ZURKAMMER . . .Lincoln, Zurk - Basketball, Baseball, Future - Mac Murry College LOUIS ROSE . . .Chicago, GUENTHER BRANDES . . .Barrington, IIGUYII w,,-I SOPHOMORES ROBERT WERSHAY . . .Barrington, Bob - Phi Theta Kappa, Golf, Intramurals, Physics Achievement Award, Future - University of Wisconsin LAUREL WERTH . . .Lincoln, Fuzzy Taylor Tots - Future - Southern Illinois JOHN WESTERMAN . . .Flossmoor, Westy - Tour Guide, Circle K., Taylor Tots Future - Drake University MEAD WHEELER . . .Peoria, Wheel Dance Committee, Circle K., Naturalists Club DENNIS WILCOX . . .Columbus, Ohio. Luke THOMAS G. WILKINS . . .C1arendOn, Hills Mr. Bones Art Club President, Oil Paintings, Presidents Council - Future - Western Illinois University r'- 'B iw- tag' l!f 'ry' 'Nuff' , 'wuffff 30 'fl' Q li l 3' Nm MM ..,,,, ,wwf 3 Frosh Face New Year A yt Q 5 JA 60,05 A f , , .U A , sv' - 4 ' ,f A ,X 4 s l fr , 'f f-ff., - . . f ., . . n. .m.i,.s,' 'R 'FIVE-5 -5 , if .Q 'an r f ,s Q pw ' ,g.,,, ,fag Ron Shapiro, President On September 4, the freshmen invaded the campus with eager minds and a new title to bear: Green Freshmen. To make them remember their status, they had to wear the hated green beanies. Hopefully they soon outgrew them. In general, this year was one of adjustment to courses, teachers, college activities, and Lincoln's customs. It was a difficult year, but one rich with learning and growth. There is but one year left at Lincoln, but it could not be any more rewarding than the one just past. That was a year filled with hard work and many exciting times. But all look forward with high hopes and great expectations to the coming academic year. 31 wg fI'T '! K' Em' wb 53. HN- MQW ,C 5Qerf FRESHMEN ANTHONY ADOMENAS . . . Chicago DAVID ALINSKY . . Chicago VICTOR ANDRESEN . . . Port Chester, N.Y. LARRY ANIBALLI . . . Dundee APHRODITE ARGEROS . . Portsmouth, Ohio DEAN ARVANITIS . . . Chicago JOSEPH BALDIN . . . Lincoln EDWARD BAMBERGER . . University City, Mo. JOSEPH BARGER . . . Normal MARILYN BARTH . . . Hinsdale WILLIAM BASLER . . . Highland CARL BEHRINGER . . . Union, New Jersey ROBERT BIERIE . . . Chicago BENNETT BISCAN . . Decatur THOMAS BLACK . . . Cicero SAMUEL BLACKWELL . . Arcola FORD BLANEY . . . Clarendon Hills SUZANNE BLAUM . . New Holland MARY ANN BLECHA . . . La Grange EILEEN BLOOM . . . Akron, Ohio FRESHMEN Lake Bluff DIANE BOLEY . . . Champaign THOMAS BOLLE . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin RICHARD BORG . . . Palatine SUSAN BOSI-IES . . Chicago RICHARD BOSS . . Lincoln JOHN BOYKIN . . . Cleveland, Ohio RICHARD BRITTAIN Akron, Ohio JAMES BROOKE . . . Ottawa GEORGE BUCKBERG Westchester DUANE BUERK . . . Chicago DAWN BURNETT . . Palatine JOSEPH CAIRO . . . Chicago JUDITH CALDWELL Glen Ellyn CURT CARLSON . . . Rockford JAMES CARLSON . . Port Allegany, Pa. RANDALL CARLSON w . Rockford 'f I .V I CAMILLE CARSON . 1 ' ff Winnetka if W Q ' THOMAS CASSIDY - - . MW? A Hinsdale Itti ' Ktlf ,, , STEVEN coHAN . . zlli ilz zzvli ' iiiii' ' P Waukegan fti ,..,1 X Zdi i S, A 1iit-. A x aa .. A 4' fy, S gf. ,aj M A4 -was Aw xv' from , ' A .arf 5 1-L ms Fifi mf I Nu- if H-... ' f' ' 3 iff' A Ya fa A sk 2 A f af 2 V f M, 45,,s,,Ki v M g an: 4 1, 9, ,,., 5' D3 ,W if V kfigsw v Q ,5,gg,?:w 1, mf Wi? 7'l2 '!' WW4 iv w gl, 21 fa Ma fills' if N150 'Wie- fiv- Nun! WW 'Qs 'awww' FRESHMEN ELBRIDGE CONDEE . . Park Forest MARY CONLEY . . . Elmwood Park ROBERT COPPES . . . Nappanee, Indiana PETER COSGROVE . . . Bedford, New York WILLIAM COULON . . Glenview GILBERT COX . . . Deerfield CHARLES CRISSEY . . Lombard BRUCE DADD . . . Bay Village, Ohio TERRY DOYLE . . Peoria DAVID DECK . . . Cincinnati, Ohio LOUIS DE MOLLI . . . Rockford JERE DEPENDAHL . . . Ladue, Missouri PAUL DIAMOND . . . Chicago JACK DICK . . . Barrington JOHN DINSMORE . . . Lincoln RICHARD DIPPON . . Flanagan JOSEPH DI ROCCO . . Lincoln KAREN DONNELLY . . Winnetka DOUGLAS DORRELL . Des Plaines ROBERT DUCHATEAU Hinsdale FRESHMEN WILLIAM C. EDGAR . Winsdor SUSAN EPPLE . . . Chicago LELAND ESTILL . . . Middletown MADELON FEIN . . . Chicago STUART FEINBERG . . River Forest JAMES FELDMAN . . . Chicago PAUL FENKER . . . La Porte, Indiana JUDITH FERGUSON . . Whittie, California CHUCK FERRIS . . . Chicago SALLY FISHER . . Elm Grove PETER FLESVIG . . . Geneva EVE FLINT . . . La Grange RONALD FOLEY . . Paris EDWARD FOLTZ . . . Rockford GRACE FOSTER . . . Short Hills, NJ. DARLENE FRIEDKIN . Lincolnwood JAMES GENTRY . . Highland Park RAYMOND GERT S . . Elmwood Park BOBETTE GIACONE . Oak Lawn RONALD GOBIN . . . Indianapolis, Ind. I gm- P35 .QW 'WWW img?- MK 'WN-cii'PP' 1 f R I ,. 1, ,, .'.. ' X Q , 5 I lx .Ak -, J-: I f , , Q 2 if 1 NAIL! 'W-sw 2-Age FRESHMEN JAMES NEIL GOLDBERG . . . Sterling JEANIE GOLDSTEIN . . . Chicago ELLEN GOODMAN . . . Highland Park ALEX GORDON . . Chicago DONN GORMAN . . . Glencoe EDWARD GOULD . . . Skokie CAROL GRAB . . . Chicago LACHLAN GRANT . . . Northbrook KAREN GREINER . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin ROBERT GRIFFITHS . . . Pekin JEFFREY GRISWOLD . . . Wheaton EDWARD GROSS . . . New Rochelle, N.Y. FRANCIS GRYGUC . . . Plainville, Conn. ROBERT GUY . . . Beason JAMES HANLON . . . Closter, NJ. CHARLES HANNA . . . Belvidere PATRICIA HANSEN . . . Barrington CELIA HARMON . . . Upper Sandusky, Ohio WILLIAM HARRIS . . . Normal CARL HARDT . . . Chicago FRESHMEN WILLIAM A. HEALY . . . Cleveland Heights, Ohio ROBERT I-IEINIGER . . . Morton RONALD HENDRIKSEN . . Chicago ROBERT HERTZ . . . Wausau, Wisconsin RICHARD HESSE . . . Hicksville, N.Y. PHILLIP HESTER . . . Peoria TERRY HOAK . . . Wonder Lake BARBARA HOLEN . . Park Ridge THOMAS HORTER . . . Wauwatosa, Wisconsin MARSHA HOWLETT . . . Waukegan STEVE HUFE . . . Park Ridge ALAN HUGHES . . . Astoria JAMES HYDE . . . Western Springs ROBERT JENKINS . . Clinton STEPHEN JOHNS , , . Milwaukee, Wisconsin JAMES D, JOHNSON . . . Oconomowoc, Wisconsil MARY JOHNSTON . . . Ellyn DEE ANN JONES , . . Bloomington BEVERLY KABAKOFE . . Hodykins MARC KALMAN . . . Sheboygan, Wisconsin s 1 W4 'Tl' MV' L n mpg, ' V f ' 2 4' ,w ai , f 3 . 0, ,. ,Q , 1 . 1 - sy. wr 6 .,L,7,,,:. ,, ? 'W 1' 'W' 'W 11 , W , i W W if W f f , jf f '5 , Z eg, flip, , if W if , ff f saw eww -Q.. We qi 'R 9' asmffr f L ,, .MW , , Wwwwf 'yefrw' far y ima h.,,,,,. FRESHMEN IRENE KAMBEROS . . . Chicago CHARLES KAUFMAN . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin BARBARA KEDNEY . . . Pompano Beach, Florida DIANE KIERMAS Elmhurst ELIZABETH KING . . . Rockford GEORGE KINNEY . . . Mt. Carroll EDWARD KOOS . . . Kenosha, Wisconsin MARCIA KRISTIN . . . Chicago MARY KRUEGER . . . Green Bay, Wisconsin CHARLES KRUZAN . . . Chicago RICHARD KUEHN . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin BENJAMIN LAREMONT . . . Panama MARILYN LARSON . . . Geneseo STEPHEN C. LATHROP . . . Madison, N.J. PEGILEE LAWSER . . . Lombard JOSEPHINE LEO . . . River Forest LAURENCE LEVINE . . Chicago SHELDON LEVY . . . Kenvil, N.J. JAMES LICHT . . . Oconomowoc, Wisconsin ROBERT LOCKENOUR . . . Mason City FRESHMEN ALAN LOHMAN . . . Waukesha, Wisconsin JOSEPH LOONEY . . . Lincoln STANLEY LOPP . . . Nappanee, Indiana PHILIP LOPRESTI . . . Tenafly, New Jersey NANCY LOUDENBACK . . . Rockford LINDA LOUGHLIN . . . La Grange ROBERT LOVELACE . . . Lincoln DONALD LUETGERT . . Evergreen Park THOMAS LUKASIEWICZ . . . Elmwood Park STEVEN LURIE , . . Chicago KATHLEEN LYON . . . Rockford MICHAEL MCCLEARY . Lincoln WILLIAM MCCORMICK . Pulaski JANNET MCDONALD . . Dallas, Texas JEFFREY MCGRATH . . Chicago JAMES MCKEEVER . . Akron, Ohio BARBARA MCMONAGLE Pittsburgh, Pa. ALAN MAGIT . . . Skokie GARY MARK . . . Peoria MARGARET MARKLAND . . . Galesburg 'QW Smal '41-Hman! wav Q earffvfwwgx .gnuaw 'HM Hmm ff? ...Ls i S ,5 -ff 'am is U if 1 f 5' J l I 'M Aa , x K' fy, ff :rr h f , ,,.. Qs, M, G19 ails:-v ,, My-f,,, -.3 W - 1 X km S Q? EQ? . . J: 'Z ' Q52 5 ' E. ' l SMH' '7 'f' is 'Q-.X Smo- Ewen' WW' aww UWM FRESHMEN LINNEA MELLIN . . . St. Louis, Missouri CORA MEYERSON . . . Glencoe MARJORIE MICKELSON . . . Arlington Heights JOHN MONTONARO . . Des Plaines HOWARD MOOK . . . Metuchen, New Jersey GERSON MOSBACHER . . . Chicago STEVEN NARD . . . Indianapolis, Ind. WALTER NEGRO . . . Montevideo, Uraguay JUDITH NIEDERBERGER . . . Wilmette RICHARD NICHOLLS . . . Chicago HOWARD NEWMAN . . Chicago ROBERT NEUMARK . . Glencoe SUSAN C. OEN . . . Pekin BARBARA OLSON . . . Waukegan JOYCE OLSON . . . Glencoe BETH OTTE . . Lincoln LARRY OXLEY . . . Jacksonville GARY PARKER . . . Hinsdale ROBERTA PAUL . . . La Grange Park MICHAEL PAUTLER . . . St. Louis, Missouri FRESHMEN CHARLES PEACOCK . Winnetka DAVID PEARSON . . . Park Ridge JOSEPH PETERS . . Murphysboro St. Charles I I X W f gmt , X iv ' K 4 Sm, ' ,: , ' W Y I ' I eu , j 'Of . . : , ,' ,koi eff, 54 RUSSELL PETERSON . . . ,wit 1 D '26 Y 1, ff , '-'. fzzzgzia 7 ' 4 my 'vp I.. 4541, K I M' We 'W av' 'X RODNEY PETRO . . Hartsburg JAMES PFEIL . . . Rockey River, Ohio MICHAEL PHELAN . . . Elmwood Park VERNON PHILLIPS . . . Lincoln MARY PICKEN . . . Freeport HOWARD PIKE . . . Delmar, New York GEORGE POKORSKI . . . Lincoln JOHN POMAVILLE . . . Racine, Wisconsin PENELOPE SUE POSTLE South Bend, Indiana ALBIN RAK . . . Chesterton, Indiana GORDON QUILL . . . Champaign SANDRA RANKIN . . . Highland Park RICHARD RAPHAEL . . Oak Park LARRY REENTS . . Peoria FRANK RICKORD . . Lincoln ALAN RIGGS . . . LaFayette, Ind. 1, mm ' my y . I Z ? M A I 59 Z W 5 r 5 . Q af f 'WW f Z? V2 W , . '16 1 1 fffcr ff, ,Z iff fit-Q-.fagfak . f' H, , I, ,, 7, vi f - , pm K Y 1 32,5 2 we 2 , gf M , , 2 X Ga z 1 f 9, 'WWNWY' Z sw ?r ww 'YS www, 'wa l 418549 fuk' in QI? hog, WT? uw Imam, ,,.,A ,L i .M 2 kwa!! , Q ,, R 9 3 My jf fx f YQ, S fs? ig-X2 Z ivftni view! fc! f 'Dwarf FRESHMEN CAROL ROBERTS . . . Mt. Prospect ROBERT ROSENTHAL . . Flossmoor CHARLES ROTH . . . Fairbury RONALD ROTRAMEL . . . West Chicago WILLIAM 'ROWELL . .1 Lincolnwood JANE RUTLEDGE . . . Arlington Heights STEPHEN SAILOR . . . University City, Mo. BETTY SALZMAN . . . Chicago SALLY SAYERS . . . Greencastle, Indiana KENNETH SCHACHT Woodstock GEORGE SCHEIDKER . . . Milyvaukee, Wisconsin CHERIE SCHEFFER . . . Glenview DONALD SCHUMACHER . . Park Ridge BRIAN SCHLIFKE . . . Maysville, Kentucky JANET SCHOMANN . . . Elm Grove, Wisconsin RONALD SCI-IULTZ . . . Lincolnwood THOMAS SCILEPPI . . . Rockville Center, Long Island, New York SUSAN SCOULLER . . . Bloomington DAVID SECOR . . . Indianapolis, Indiana RONALD SHAPIRO . . . University City, Mo. FRESHMEN JOHN SICKERT . . . Indianapolis, Indiana MARK SIDELL . . . West Hartford, Conn. KENNETH SIMS . . . St. Charles WALTER SMAGA . . Lexington GEORGE SMITH . . . Western Springs MARY SODERMAN . . . Waukegan ARTHUR SOLOMON . . . Chicago JUDITH SPINELLI . . Elmhurst VICKI SPRUNG . . . E. Norwich, New York NANCY STAHL . . . Princeville ANN STEINBACK . . . St. Louis, Missouri WILLIAM STEGER . . Steger STEPHANIE STILES . . . De Pere, Wisconsin MARCIA PAY STOLL . . . Chicago CHARLES STEVENSON . . Chicago EDWARD SWARTZ . . . Akron, Ohio JAY SWEARINGEN . . . Lake Forest TERRANCE O. SWENSEN . Palatine TERRANCE TURGEON . . . Northbrook FRANK TULL . . . 'Wy New Tw' A wgwv M51 R WT'-f' WCW S, Www' 'VUWW mt ,Wi 'iv 'Q Q, 'Sw luv- s....f 42:5 my 'Qij-gp-vL V 'MW 'Why FRESHMEN JACK TAYLOR . . . Wheaton THERESA THOMAS . . . Wilmette JOHN THOMSON . . . Highland Park BARBARA THUMM . . Arlington Heights JANE TOEDTER . . . Elmhurst KAYE TOWNSEND . . . Lincoln MERIDITH TREIBER . . . Mahasset, Long Island, New York JOHN VITALE . . . Alliance, Ohio KAREN WALLACE . . . East Lansing, Michigan ARNOLD WASSERMAN . . . Chicago VENETTE WEBSTER . . . Toulon TOM WEIGAND . . . West Chicago LARRY WEIR . . . Birmingham, Michigan RICHARD WERTI-IEIMER . . Highland Park RICHARD WESTLAND . . . Skokie DANNY WHITE . . . Lincoln DARREL WHITE . . . Lincoln VIVIAN WIEDLUND . . Cleveland, Ohio FRANK WILLIS . . . Clare JOHN WILMERT . . Lincoln FRESHMEN DAVID WISTAR . . Palatine JOHN WITTENBERG . . . Strasburg THERESE WOJTAL . Palatine RANDY ZEMEL . . . Lincolnwood sg .. , 1. .w-. Often-crowded campus appears a lonely place during mid-winter snows. Here Ruth Schreiber braves the elements for a steaming cup of coffee at the Linc. 45 N N MEMORIAM 'W Harry Lynn Hays We would like to pay tribute to Harry Lynn Hays. Lynn was killed in a freak tractor accident near his home in Monticello, Illinois, on April 9, l963. Students will remember Lynng his calm and steady attitude was a source of strength to his many friends. His teachers will remember Lynn, for in class he was an excellent student, one who would not be satisfied with doing less than his best. Lynn Hays will also be remembered by participants in theater. He had gained their respect in winning the leading role in The Lesson, a play in rehearsal at the time of his death. And Lynn Hays will also be remembered by the community, for his voice was a familiar one on radio station WPRC. Many things we shall remember. We are the richer for having known him. David H. Harts David H. Harts, the spiritual father of Lincoln College, died on November 27, 1962, at the age of 83. His loss was mourned by all who knew him. Mr. Harts was described by President Dooley as an inspiration to the students and faculty alike. Certainly Mr. Harts, as past president of the Board of Managers and Trustees, was dedicated to the future of Lincoln College. During his life he helped the school through many periods of crisis, and after his death his warmth for the college was evidenced by the generosity of his gifts to the school. Space does not permit the listing of all Mr. Harts did for Lincoln College. Indeed, much of his assistance was done anonymously. His memory will be cherished by all friends of the college and will be perpetuated by a new science building to be named in his honor. ACTIVITIES Student Senate The Student Senate is the major student governing body on campus. Its members, LEFT TO RIGHT: Victor Andresen, Jack Noyes, Carol Rizzo, Dennis Lundy, Barbara Thumm George Tarquinio, Ellen Goodman, and Ion Frick. CSA Publicity Committee The Publicity Com- mittee has as its duty the informing of all events of interest to the student body. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Wallace, Richard Schwartz and Robert Duchateau. 48 CW? 'W 5 , , I 3 it i 5 3 , C0unClI of Presldents Consisting of presidents of all campus organizations, the Council of Presidents serves to better coordinate activities and convey information to various clubs. LEFT TO RIGHT are Ion Frick, George Speidel, Ron Shapiro, Clifford Cliver, Nancy Fechheimer, Doug Borisch Evette Ziegenhorn, Tom Wilkins, Vince Rose, Dave Wallace, and Bruce Rosner. 49 1,5 Q 51 ,fri Art ub The Art Club has been quite active in promoting artistic qualities among Lincoln College students interested in art. LEFT TO RIGHT are President Tom Wilkins, Jay Olson, Eddie Gould, Nancy Fechheimer, Dave Wallace, Mrs. Leola Dowling, Barbara Firmiss, Mike Chriss, Jane Rutledge, and Phyllis Adams. Circle K Affiliated with the Kiwanis Club, Circle K is a service organization. FRONT, left to right: Ken Rewerts, Cliff Cliver, and Ron Hendricksen. BACK ROW: Jack Dick, Walter Smaga, Dennis Wilcox, Gerson Mosbacher, Bill Galaty, Rich Nicholls, Art Solomon, Ted Gross, Al Hughes, Paul Fenker, John Westerman, Ken Canny, and Bill Domm. if K 'EF Ch0lr The Choir, under the able direction of Richard Pugsley, entertained at many official college functions. ROW l: Peggy Lawser, Irene Zimmermann, Sue Shannon, Marge Henson, Diane Boley, Nancy Loudenback, Vicki Sprung, Lisa King, Kathleen Lyon, Nancy Stahl, and Mr. Pugsley. ROW 2: Nancy Swisher, Venette Webster, Marsha Howlett, Vivian Wiedlund, Barbara Holen, Susan Dady, Ellen Goodman, Evette Ziegenhorn, Sue Epple, Pat Hansen, Diane Polan, and Mary Ellen Anderson. ROW 3: Peter Stamberger, Ken Schacht, Jim Brooke, Mike Murray, jeffrey McGrath, John Harris, Pete Flesvig, Joe Kunka, Ken Canny, and Bill Basler. ROW 4: Don Ardito, Bob Hannegan, Louis Simmons, Richard I-Iassman, Curt Carlson, Larry Levine, Bill Roenitz, Stanley Bond, Benjamin Laremont, Bennett Biscan, and Corwin Edgar. 51 e Lin olnian fa-MV' This year, as in past years, the Lincolnian expressed the views of the students through letters and campus views columns. The personal views of the editor and other members of his staff brought college news frankly and quickly to the attention of the student TI-IE LINCOLNIAN LINCOLN COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION If 'Q It is bound by no faction, controlled by no clique, J Q5 but published in the interests of the students and the ,gf iv, school. To do justice to the former and promote the W' 9 prosperity of the latter shall be our aiIns. PRESS Published by The Lincoln Press, Courier Building, Lincoln Illinois Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Feature Editor .,... News Editor ,,,,, Sports Editor ..t. Social Editor ..,, Photographer ,.,, Reporters ....,, Advisor ..,.,. I Richard Glidewell ..,........A1an Lang ......James Feldman ,.......Mark Sidell ,,,,,.,..Steve Cohan .....,,..,,,,Rosemarie Herzog H....,in............Bruce Rosner ,..,.Vince Ro se, Margaret Raines ,-,.,,,,,...,Roger R. Cushman body. One of Editor Richard Glidewell's editorials was reprinted in the St. Louis Post- Dispatch. LEFT TO RIGHT are Mark Sidell, Rosemarie Herzog, Jim Feld- man and Editor Richard Glidewell. Not Pictured are Alan Lang, Steve Cohan, Bruce Rosner, Vince Rose, Margaret Raines, and Walter Champion. S 2 N - ,,, ffkwm' ski.. my M h 1 I-ynxlte Hard at work on the 1963 Lynxite are these staff-members. Cluster at Left includes Editor Irene Zimmermann, Doug Borisch, and Assistant Editor Lockie Grant. Others, LEFT TO RIGHT, are Bill Roenitz, Bruce Rosner, Vicki Sprung, and Curt Carlson. Mr. Rosner was the staff photographer. fNot pictured: Betty Salzman, Marcia Stoll, Penny Steinback and Nancy Stahl. Roger Cushman, faculty advisor, looks over proofs before they are sent to the printer. 53 Xe Y X N'-Wes, , N Elkosl Koral The main purpose of E,K, is to promote leadership and scholarship among the female students attending Lincoln College. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Goodman, Judith Niederberger, Dee Ann Jones, Barbara Holen, Celia Harmon, Evette Ziegenhorn fpresidentj, Mary Krueger, Nancy Loudenback, Phyllis Adams, Mary Picken, Karen Connelly, Penny Steinback, Betty Salzman, and Marcia Stoll. Not pictured is Marcia Kristin. Delta PSI Omega This organization has been established to further students' interests in dramatic production. LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Brown, Frank Alesia, Betsy McKelvey, Bruce Ward, and Lockie Grant. 54 MQ? P-'via awww: wha W4 Q N aturallsts ub Students interested in science participate in this organization. FRONT ROW, left to right: Doug Weiss, Peggy Lawser, George Speidel fpresidentj, Mary Picken, and Jack Noyes. ROW 2: Dennis Gilmore, Dave Larson, George Johnston, Terry Swensen, and Ioe Haydock. ROW 3: John Gleason and Vic Andresen. ,A Y -ssrvwgp I rs i sr, , , f' gg ' :Q fit , 'Q RMUQF D 'WIP 9 i 1' 1 2 3 i arf' 5 S I The Student Illinois Education Association is designed to help future teachers. ROW l: Tim Kavanaugh, Barbara Kedney, Dave Wallace Qpresidentj, and Vicki Sprung. ROW 2: Charles Stevenson George Tarquinio, Pete Flesvig, Therese Wojtal, and Bobette Giacone. 55 E iff i 5 5 5 5 S l 1, i Z Phi Theta Ka a pp The junior college equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa, PTK includes Lincoln's finest students. SEATED are Bob Wershay and Leslie Hansen. STANDING are Winfield Scott qfaculty advisory, Robert C. Miller, Doug Weiss, Dennis Lundy, David Fischer and Vernon Siber. Photo Club s tute the Photo Club. At LEFT is Bruce Rosner, president. Lens enthusiast Richard Glidewell is at RIGHT. 56 Those who like to go into a dark- room to see what develops consti- Students for Action Students for Action is a group in- terested in political science and I current events. Most of the school's top speakers appear here under the i auspices of this organization. SEATED is President Vince Rose. STANDING are George Speidel, Doug Weiss, and Louis Lager. Not Pictured is Irene Zimmer- mann. 'kwin MM 'ss .. 1 .,s,,. a X- ! 15 ax' ,h v.4. .,:. A ., V Q ,y g'Vp fiimfgg ,..' iggz. A XS ...- - . i 3 , Q Q ,1 ' A - ...J wa Radl0 These students aired campus news over radio station WPRC. ROW l: Betsy McKelvey Marc Kalman. and Marge Mickelson. ROW 2: Larry Levine, Jim Looney, Gary Simmons, Mark Sidell, and Art Boyer. 57 . awk ww' RcwsYrri ,ALL WW W fi at f9+ N'5 2 Hi 4 Hx dwarf! Tfbc Forsythe Mrs. Jenny Buchanan poses with Forsythe Hall prefects. LEFT T0 RIGHT are John Youel, william Domm, Bob Morse, and Stanley Bond. OIln'Sang Mrs. Charlotte Hill is surrounded by officers and prefects of Olin- Sang ' l ha' man Mrs Hill- Ruth Schreiber, Lisa King secretaryg Barbara Perlman, socia c ir g . , . . . h presidentg Mary Ellen Anderson, vice president. STANDING: Rosemarie Herzog, Carol Rizzo and Judit Spinelli, prefects. dormitory. SEATED: www Carroll Mrs. Glenn Tibbs was housemother ofCarrollHall, new men's dorm that opened for second semester. Her prefects were Robert Snow, David Fischer and Albert Albrecht. 59 Intramurals was a popular activity during the year at Lincoln. Here's the IM volleyball championship team. KNEELING are Roberta Paul, Nancy Fechheimer and Bobette Giacone. STANDING are Ion Frick, Bill Diamond, Tom Stapleton, Darwin Koets, and Charles Doty, It's hard to see who the loser is in this collision between Mr. Goldhammer and Irene Zimmermann. Flo Harrison and Mr. Hilscher seem amused by it all. S PQRTS ..i., 1 3 NN., t ijxlfifafx 5155 rfi K r 115 sw if X-'sfo STANDING: Bob Snow Qmanagerj, Charles Crissey, Ken Schuttler, Dan White, Victor Andresen, Jim Benner, Chuck Williams, Tom Zurkammer, Bob Morse Qmanagerj. KNEELING: Bobby Guy, Bob Lockenour, Jim Licht, Otis Neace. L nx Rebuild Successfull Coach Norm Kaye Rebuilding after losing all five starters from the previous season's national finalists, Coach Norm Kaye molded an inexperienced and small team into a dangerous one. One of the highlights of the season was a new scor- ing record established by freshman Bobby Guy, 5 foot 9 inch All- State prep star from nearby Beason. Guy scored 639 points, smashing the freshman scoring mark of 618 set two years ago by Tom Flynn, who in his sophomore year was a second- team All-American pick. Scoring his fifth straight winning season in six years at Lincoln, Coach Kaye ran his Lynx record to an impressive 119-61, 62 RECORD 67 Springfield 63 Vincennes Qaj 76 Benton Harbor CHD 96 McKendree Bees 86 Joliet 76 Illinois Wesleyan Bees 70 Canton 62 Hannibal- LaGrange fSt. Louisj 64 Hannibal-LaGrange qHannibal, MoJ 59 Moberly 80 Burlington 85 Keokuk qby 72 Canton fbj 97 LaSalle- Peru 55 MacMu.rray Bees 71 Eureka 95 La Salle- Peru 60 Burlington 75 Walnut Ridge fcy 76 Tyler, Texas qcj 56 Hannibal-LaGrange qSt. Louisp CCD 60 Eureka 106 MacMurray Bees 57 Joliet 53 Canton 77 Amundsen 85 Harmibal-LaGrange fl-lannibal, MoJ 92 Springfield 108 Vincennes 100 1 Spencerian, Wis. Cay Vincennes, Ind., Tourney qby Lincoln College Christmas Tourney fcj Farmington, Mo., Kiwanis Tourney Won 17, Lost 13 Tom Flynn was present to congratulate Bobby Guy on the night Guy broke Flynn's frosh scoring record Guy shows his record-breaking scoring form on this easy layup, Y Ks f Who blew that whistle? seems to be the Bob Lockenour U-ies to question puzzling Danny White. ouuace Vincennes foe. Jim Benner lays up Tom Zurkammer tries Bobby Guy jockeys an Gaily TWO Points. to find a way inside. for sidecourt position 64 iid? i T 2 1557? -ff XJ 'vu--...swf -,f W , lvff 'T' The 1962-63 cheerleaders were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Garrison, Rosemarie Herzog, Janet Schomann, Marilyn Larson and Barbara Thumm. The Gals With Spirit ff? 42.5 SUS EPD1G Doug Borisch 65 STANDING: Coach Charles Lindstrom, Richard Nicholls, Paul Flodin, Otis Neace Ted Gross Bill Strauss Bill Healy, John Thomson Qrnanagerj. KNEELING: Paul Diamond fmanagerj, Bobby Guy Dick Burt Danny White, Bob Lockenour, Jack Sparacio, Rick Wertheimer, Jim Gentry Qmanagerj Good Year for Baseball ,sg A-auB v. kk' - f, New 1, ,f, f A Fred Glassford is safe on this close play at first base. 1, .1 mf., Belleville NE Oklahoma A8LM Bacone fOkla,j Canton Centralia Hannibal-LaGrange Belleville Carthage Hannibal-LaGrange Western Ill. Bees Canton MacMurray Won 9, Lost 15 6 6 1 wrvf1w A W ' The slugger himself--pitcher Jack Sparacio--takes a mighty cut and lofts a long drive to the outfield. ,. i ,1- 5 ' M..-fm K ,, M I ' K - , if , , , .rm I, I 1 WSC, ,ty ' A - r 'l , Lincoln catcher Dick Burt lunges to meet potential thief of home plate for a key putout that preserved an extra-inning victory. 67 , wp.. x-2. yy STANDING: Robert Wershay, Tom Nahlik, Chuck Doty, Terry Doyle, Dave Larson. KNEELING: Louis DeMolli, Jim Johnson. Golf, Intramurals Here's the Intramural championship faculty team. SEATED: Mr. Scott, Mr. Hilscher, Mr. Goldhammer Mr. Stigall, Mr. Lindstrom, On Floor: Mr. Podbelsek, Mr. Brtunmet. 68 FEATURES Illinois Secretary of State Charles Carpentier received honorary degree from President Dooley at school 's opening convocation. Students Hear Carpentier , .. .X Opening of the year saw construction proceeding on Carroll Hall, new men's dormitory which was completed for second semester. 70 v' fs T 9' I f ,w S Q. J x.,- 42 BQ' : , sf' 'H-nf .mwt , F KS J Q., L 'fm ' I ,O G I v i-3-ni Student Senate president Dennis Lundy, right, cut ribbon opening The Lino. At left are Dean Stevenson and Vice President Layman. The Line -Where Students Think Jbmowlcu 35 IIE. V ,ai My ,ag Well -known hosts at The Line were Mary, Mr. Tibbs and Eileen, always ready to serve a hot cup of coffee to groggy students. 7 I SZ? Aphrodite Argeros, center, reigned as queen of the Fall Olympics. LEFT TO RIGHT: Josephine Leo, Mary Soderman, Miss Argeros, Carol Rizzo and Penny Postle. Fun for All at Olympics Lockie Grant appeared worried his beard Mike Chfigg Carried the would hinder his Limbo effort. baton in Olympics. 72 Jim Hanlon does a dance routine from West Parents were also entertained by Karen Greiner and Side Story for Parents' Weekend. Ken Canny in a vocal duet. Entertainment for Parents Parents' Weekend audience is attentive as Mr. Pugsley puts choir through its paces. 73 Penny Werschey, playing Helen Keller, and Pat Hefr are pictured in an emotion-packed scene from The Miracle Worker. The Miracle Worker LEFT TO RIGHT are Jane Lauer, Dean Stevenson, Bruce Ward, Pat Heft and Penny Werschey in The Miracle Worker. 74 Nancy Fechheimer, Bruce Ward and Terry Brown huddle in this scene from student-directed one-act play. tudents Direct Qne-Acts QXQX if Frank Alesia is being carried off by Bob Beardsley and Guy Brandes while mull over the situation. At RIGHT is Diane Boley. 75 Dawn Burnett and John Westerman Robert Greenaway, hard-hitting publisher of the DeKalb Chronicle, gave some of Lincoln's top reporters valuable tips during a newspaper conference at Jacksonville. Rosemarie Herzog is SEATED with Mr. Greenaway. STANDING are lim Feldman, editor Richard Glidewell, Steven Cohan and Mark Sidell. Students Hear Authorities Vince Rose, LEFT, and Dave Alinsky, RIGHT, of Students for Action chatted with J. Cameron Tudor, minister of education for the Barbados, West Indies, after Mr. Tudor 's address before the student body. 76 wx,W,,,, W'?QNAl5SI SEQRTY 5 W,yps,.,N 'B' V r ss-- A 1 Qs f I 1.1 .sf 1 A I Magik The Hate-Your-Neighbor Camp in the United States was the topic of a provocative address given by Gordon Hall, nationally-known battler of bigotry. Vince Rose, president of Students for Action, is at RIGHT. Bulletin board shows a sampling of hate literature distributed by far right wing groups. 1. M Aww-wh I S I Noted columnist Irv Kupcinet, LEFT, ofthe Chicago Sun-Times and B. Herbert Brown, RIGHT, president of Baltimore Institute, pose with Lincoln President Raymond Dooley after receiving honorary doctor 's degrees at Charter Day ceremonies. Mr. Kupcinet delivered the Charter' Day address. 77 i Q I ,, 2' 5 I f Q- Ln.. fa- .. Pulitzer Prize winning author Paul Horgan works in Lincoln College library during his week in residence. Mr. Horgan has written of Abraham Lincoln among other subjects. Noted Author Visits Lincoln Here Mr, Horgan chats with creative writing students, more commonly known as the Taylor Tots. LEFT TO RIGHT are Doug Weiss, Jon Frick, Mr. Horgan, Irene Zimmermann, Mrs. Betty Taylor, Benjamin Laremont and Mike Murray. 78 Here's the cast of A Thurber Carnival, play presented during Sophomore Parents' Weekend. FIRST ROW: Frank Alesia, Bruce Ward, Mr. Noll, Lockie Grant, Mr. Lauer. SECOND ROW: Bob Beardsley, Terry Brown, Kathy Jurjevich, Betsy McKeIvey, Irene Zimmermann, Barb Kedney. THIRD ROW: Penny Postle, Elisabeth King, Diane Boley, Stephanie Stiles, Nancy Fechheimer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Scott, Louis Lager, Rich Hassman. Thurber Carnival A toast to NH, Noll from MI. Scott in this scene from A Thurber Carnival. 79 'WJ l r I-lere's the royalty from 1963 Homecoming. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Lumpp and Jeanne Loeweneau, returning from '62g Carol Rizzo, George Tarquinio, Betsy McKelvey, Tom Zurkammer, Ruth Schreiber, Bob Leavy. Kiss for the Queen finw 3 l,f?,, 'Q 'I ' V' ,. -Qc! ff-- - - r .dw 4 L 1' .aa King Tom Zurkammer plants a regal kiss on And here Queen Betsy is near tears as the pair Queen Betsy McKe1vey. pose for formal portrait. 80 W '5. . ' Q ' 5 5 I . ' for Q 'sr Don 't look now, but those shoes are killing Mike Chriss must be saying something funny Terry Thomas at one of many L. C. dances. to Barb Perlman at Harvest Moon dance. Dances Provide Entertainment 7 s Charles Crissey doesn 't he? 3- W1 44 , .W ' ski jf ff vf'rV if ' zt ...., .. W 4 5 , its 1, ,Q 'Ek ' ' r ' f W 2 ' 1 t fsacfgsf . a . ,, 4 Nanny, aww , king of MERC Week, is flanked by Barb Thumm and Karen Wallace. H 81 looks happy, Lincoln College student George Tarquinio, SECOND FROM LEFT, and Louis fSatchmoj Armstrong seem to be sharing a funny story before Louis' All-Stars performed at annual Spring Concert. Satchmo Appears Here COHCTI LiUdSUOm, 2 10113, time admirer. Here's Louis warbling as only Louis can. meets Louis Armstrong. He packed the gym. 82 if Mr. Scott has evidentlybheard something distasteful in this scene from The Lesson, presented during an evening of student-directed one-act plays. Stephanie Stiles is at LEFT and Penny Postle is SEATED, Students Direct Plays Richard Glidewell, LEFT, and Bruce Ward Lynn Shaw comforts Frank Alesia played in Today We Wait. in Child's Game. 83 President Raymond Dooley presents the Samuel B. Evans Prize to Robert C. Miller at annual awards assembly. The prize goes to the graduating stu- dent outstanding for his scholarship and character. A WA RD WINNER William B. McKinley Prize, David Fischer Graduate fhighest scholastic averagej Samuel B. Evans Prize, Brian Schlifke Freshman fhighest scholastic averagey William B. McKinley Prize, Freshman Cscholarship, leadership, characterj Samuel B. Evans Prize, Graduate fscholarship and characterp American Legion Award QCitizenshipJ Daughters of Founders 8g Patriots of America fl-Iistoryj Alberta Fox PEO Memorial Prize CEnglishJ Lorraine Maconaghie Morrow Award Uournalismj Willy Daubner Award QPhysical Sciencej Alta Charles McKeever Award CArt7 Top Students Honored AWA RD Marsha Stuart Brooks Award CCreative Writingj Creative Arts Award William Lewis McKeever Award fMathematicsJ Elizabeth M. Hensley Award CDormitory Citizenb Roy Clapper Business Award Best Actor ofthe Year Edith Neville Memorial Award fSpeech-Dramab Intramural Trophy fScholar- ship and Intramural Athleticsb Hodnett Trophy fScholarship and Athleticsj Dysart Logan Maconaghie Award CScholarship lnprovementb John J. Morrow Award fGreatest Benefit from L Lincoln College Adelia Niehbuhr Stickel Award fExcellence in English by graduating studenty 84 WINNER Michael Cro we Frank Alesia John Gleason Diane Polan Thomas Schwartzburg Frank Alesia Bruce Ward Clifford Cliv er Tom Zurkammer Kenneth Schuttler Michael Murray Douglas Weiss Richard Brittain Robert C. Miller Tom Zurkammer Vernon Siber Kathryn Iurjevich Richard Glidewell Robert Wershay Jay Olson CANDID Backs straight, feet flat on floor. Bless Mommy and Daddy and K. E s vm ta, ' ,eff 1 3 s ,v,. - K hw' ' fy . I, fifty, f f - 1, rf p VS, , 5 f, . 15 I wonder if you can Call and raise them in, ah, 'Bridge ? If you were just that much higher I'd . . . Dean AWG ,, . 4' Ki Smile, I'm on what? Too bad its only a play! WL MW OK, But what does the 'E' stand for? M all Me, sell peanuts? Oh come now. -4 f C A N D I D S What do you mean, Good Evening, Ed! do I drink ? Xe, . 5 I fc' 2 V 4. I I'11 knock the block off. I've been fired! Eh, eh. I'11 catch it! X-flbhfg Oh Yeah? Betch odds she does! What's with this- just another 86 student ? CANDIDS Off 1, fl r . 0,142 ' ' Omgbzlf party Xxvef KO at my A 109 IYOUSS My XNOXXX ual dc? 67 h in W in MOm1n . have Y Saud I could t CSSW 3 blanket, mx X M wi 35 This one should go right there! 1 O . YXGS' SSD x Cam I fb 2046 is In 1', ver a?f5 .:. e e- I gOt 120 'Def goo? WS 87 Stop 9 ' QQOIIO U-91.0 - N W A Q h 1 - h . he pn 17, 17 U 1131 N., CANDIDS . 5. 106 Q31 ne Sb A I' the beach Oujd be 12 efef ,. Ya 4 i 433111 41,00 x Q96 X05 9 ep dai V wa- 511151 l who me Ngo ww ' Q oi io Q, YQ my . M ,. fy x 0 X ?tff,,ff'vQff. ,N What pedestal complex? ed Ho me was D ever 1111:-e rf, 1- S. 096' Fv X95 '23 O12 de 2, Q Sj . 1' Q0 11 W6 ow Sefel at U2 5 566 6 88 It U? ey 1776 wx Q0 by What new grass seed? Where? In the mature male! K 'z E Z -4 Hit Mrs. Nelson? Shame, George! 1 U V, ' Q 57. Who moved the wall? CANDIDS Mother! I'd rather do it myself! '-.xx Disney really puts out a good book! Stop! I think you ripped your pants! Keep the beer under the table, Hibbs 89 Dr. David Dodds Henry, President of the University of Illinois, was the speaker at Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 26. In this picture Dr. Henry, RIGHT, receives a smile and handshake from Lincoln Presi- dent Raymond Dooley after receiving an honorary doctorate from Lincoln College. Illinois President Speaks Here President Dooley poses with recipients of honorary doctor's degrees at May Commencement. LEFT TO RIGHT are Ulysses Kay, noted composer, William Donald Maxwell, editor of the Chicago Tribuneg Presi- dent Dooley, Dr. David Dodds Henry, President of the University of Illinoisg and J. Howard Wood, publisher of the Chicago Tribune. 90 l963 Graduates of Lincoln College William Adams, Evanston Albert Albrecht, Lemont Frank Alesia, Park Ridge Charles Barnett, St. Louis, Missouri James Benner, Broadwell John Bingaman, Lincoln Stanley Bond, Montpelier, Vermont Douglas Borisch, Brookfield, Wisconsin Tom Bourke, Park Ridge Theresa Brown, Armington Kenneth Canny, Mahomet Fredric Cedarleaf, Rockford Walter Champion, Pekin Clifford Cliver, Niagara Falls, New York Susan Dady, Milwaukee, Wisconsin John DeBord, Peoria William Diamond, Cicero Charles Doty, Lincoln Leonard Eskuchen, Chicago Nancy Fechheimer, Highland Park Barbara Firmiss, Niles Robert Fogel, Skokie Jill Funderburk, Momence Stephen Foltin, Elmhurst William Galaty, Fontana, Wisconsin Robert Genrich, Rockford John Gibson, Geneva Robert Gifford, Rochester, New York Dennis Gilmore, Des Plaines Fred Glassford, Birmingham, Michigan John Gleason, Lincoln Sanford Glickauf, Wilmette Richard Glidewell, Chicago Charles Gordon, Cleveland, Ohio Charles Green, McLean Clifford Grill, Park Ridge John Harris, Maywood Chris Hartwig, Appleton, Wisconsin Richard Hassman, Chicago Phyllis Adams, Palatine Mary E. Anderson, Palatine Michael Blonstein, Chicago Guy Brandes, Barrington Michael Chriss, Polo Robert Culleton, Lincoln William Domm, Winnetka Robert Duggan, Lombard 'David Fischer, St. Louis, Missouri Paul Flodin, Glencoe John Frick, Gates Mills, Ohio Richard Garten, Morristown, New Jersey Leslie Hansen, Munster, Indiana Robert Hendricksen, Chicago Rosemarie Herzog, Ingleside CERTIFICATE Joseph Haydock, Greenwood, Indiana Margaret Henson, Rockford Terrance Hibbs, Momence John Honn, Oakland Dale Hornickel, Chatsworth John Hudson, La Grange David Hussey, Bedford Heights, Ohio Charles Ingham, Greenview Mary Lu Johnson, Normal Jo Ann Jones, Palatine Francis Kenniston, Chicago Darwin Koets, Mt. Prospect Joseph Kunka, Westchester Alan Lang, Chicago James Leathers, Lincoln Robert Leavy, University City, Missouri Gary Lessen, Lincoln Glenn McAdam, Lemont Edith McKelvey, Browns Mills, New Jersey James McKown, Atlanta Lawrence McMartin, Naperville Guy Melbert, Calumet City Geoffrey Miller, Racine, Wisconsin Glenn Miller, Lincoln John Morman, Rockford Richard Moore, Calumet City Michael Murray, Rocky River, Ohio Thomas Nahlik, St. Louis, Missouri Otis Neace, Lincoln Frank Nieman, Evanston John Noyes, St. Louis, Missouri Gerald O'Dwyer, Chicago Jay Olson, Wheaton Dennis Oltmanns, Lincoln David Osborn, Hartsburg Richard Pavelec, Park Ridge Marion Robert Payne, Dayton, Ohio Barbara Polick, Chicago Arnold Popovitz, Columbia Station, Ohio ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE Harold Komnick, Armington Louis Lager, Hinsdale Dennis Lundy, Naperville William McCann, Monticello William Meyer, Covington, Kentucky Robert C. Miller, Lincoln Robert Morse, St. Louis, Missouri Barbara Perlman, Highland Park Kenyard Rewerts, Crown Point, Indiana Vernon Siber, Canal Fulton, Ohio Robert Snow, Wheaton Ann Spafford, DeKalb John Sparacio, Chicago Peter Stamberger, Cleveland Heights, Ohio John Randall, Peoria William Roenitz, Sheboygan, Wisconsin Louis Rose, Chicago Vincent Rose, Watertown, New York Bruce Rosner, New York, New York Robert Sawyer, Palos Park Donald Scheirman, Chicago Ruth Schreiber, Cary William Schulhof, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Kenneth Schuttler, Manito Richard Schwartz, Glencoe Thomas Schwartzburg, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Carlisle Snell, Amherst, Ohio Robert Spahn, Naperville George Speidel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin John Stahmer, Wausau, Wisconsin Thomas Stapleton, Palatine William Stefaniuk, Chicago Arthur Strong, Neenah, Wisconsin Nancy Swisher, Peoria George Tarquinio, Chicago Heights Henry Tfownsend, Lincoln Allen Ullrick, Arlington Heights David Wallace, Chicago Carl Waters, Chicago Frank Weer, Normal Robert Wershay, Barrington Laurel Werth, Lincoln John Westerman, F lossmoor Dennis Wilcox, Columbus, Ohio Charles Williams, El Paso John Youel, Wilmington, Delaware Evette Ziegenhorn, Fairbury Steven Zillmer, Waukesha, Wisconsin Irene Zimmermann, Chicago Donald Traylor, Lincoln John Tritle, St. Louis, Missouri Thomas Verry, Armington Lynne Walden, Pittsfield, Massachusetts W Douglas Weiss, Bay Village, Ohio Thomas Wilkins, Clarendon Hills Tom Zurkammer, Lincoln Valedictorian Salutatorian :.., Y if . if if MM if F , W' ., 1: 2 g' ms-..,,,M N L 4, W s Q Z f 1' 4? X as 2' ef at. i 1. s 41 - K , af, , W t , 1' 1 ,swf s mfg, an I ff' c N' , F I XM? , Z. M' swmafffs- Aa at 1 .J if fa ' 52 6: W, 'rf ,P mm fw 'fwfr s' MU MESSAGE . . . Now the time is come to say farewell to one or two years of education at Lincoln. We have all learned a great deal through classes, the fac- ulty, and the students, with whom we came in contact. Not one of these pages is for any one of you in particular, but it is compiled so that you might remember a happy moment, an ami- able acquaintance, a triumph or a downfall. We leave now to continue our education to return here next year, or to attend another school or to work and, some, to enter the service. We will all depart on our paths maybel never to meet again, but memories will keep us to- gether. Through this 1963 Lynxite we hope you will remember the fun, laughter and hardships that have brought Lincoln to you. Through the faculty and students we have leamed that The Fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom. I want to express my sincere thanks to my staff and especially Mr. Roger Cushman, advisor, for the efforts made to make this 1963 Lynxite a yearbook of treasured memories. Irene Zimmermann Editor v v 'wi -'dl W X J 535 if X , -. W, XX g R X aff' Xg - V.mV -1 2 .X , . .X X . X X. ., 5 -X X ,X ' IXXLQI LX ':14.23X, X 2'3 X?'11'X'f'.X,:1ifS1' X XX 2 X mrXX-f-- --XX -X -if it l.:XXria11f!2'X'Xi?fEXX,:Xsi!fL 4WX'X XXX15'fff7'5?5M'3'55 'X-X XX4'-:XXX ' 'f2f 'X N'57'y, ?X, ., 7 ,X ' X 'fx-ii'lXX-XXXX ,TVV X . H V' xi' ' ' 3 'Q'-lifggm 'I' X' X. I X Xml 'g'1.XJX,,X':Xi '-it XX 1 N D 'N l 'I X X1 .' X - X V qw: X V 'V 'Vg X VV X V XV X ., YV XXX Xe ' , V X' XVVXV - VVX-,VVV V V V ' . , VV ' X '! f-' cpl- X. . M- f-X.-.ff X - X X...-N - ' .- . ' X- -X , w'XX'XX1X '- 1-X A X- X .-.:z,5.X X. , ' '4 Xl ' V 'iiXJ3:f-X -V' X' ' . X 3 , -- - , , VV, 45V fl'--X - ':f?f'5'5' Xf f' f' . ',I 'X'r'ff1 ' 'FXN g 1X. ' ' :,X X'12'i . X 4 X' - XX ' X 'X -vw. 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