Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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Parents Weekend: 'The Time of Your Life' A dramatic success during Fresh- man Parents' Weekend was the Lin- coln College- Community Players production of The Time of Your Life. Louis Catron directed the prize-winning play by William Sa- royan. Students who had dallied in their studies may not have thought the title apt during this moment of truth, but the parents seemed to en- joy themselves. After meeting with advisors and teachers, parents were also entertained by the Talent Show winners and L. C. Choir, it ij-,fmt it 4 Betsy McKelvey defies her escort, Guy Schaub, by puffing on a cigar Director Richard Pugsley puts the Lincoln College Choir through its vocal paces during Freshman Parents' Week end banquet.

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S-M vs Ns , 'lllhsu-an--.-.. xv - ,.. ,r It 1 The Administration Building, with University Hall in the background. Snow Hits Campus-Students Hit Books Motorists may not have agreed, but winter brought a special love- liness to the community and college, These mid-winter campus scenes reveal the beauty of the season. The snow felt heavy to many students, however. After the holi- days loomed final examinations, so many had to forego playing in the snow for serious study at the library in the basement of the Administra- tion Building. Inside of the Administration Building all was quiet . . . but not serene. John Iltis, who played Santa Claus for the Hensley Lodge chilclren's party, bones up for the ever-relentless final examinations.