Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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ROW 1: Mary Ann Talbott, Dean David Stevenson, Sally Dube, Saunders Devine, Theresa Brown, John Dea- gan, Sharon Kaufman, Phil Harper. ROW 2: Roger McLean, Robert Beardsley, Reilly Rhodes, Karen Jung- bluth, Cheryl Henke, Richard l-Iassman, Guenther Brandes, Dennis Oltmanns, Martin Jolles. ROW 3: Frank Alesia, Mickey Carroll. Players Produce Diary of Anne Frank The Lincoln College- Community Players drew rave notices early in March when they staged The Diary of Anne Frank. Mickey Carroll, cast in the title role, deserves special credit. Plucky Miss Carroll twice sprained an ankle during rehearsals, but the injuries did not dim her vivacious per- formances. Reilly Rhodes, production assistant and construction chief, was elected the person most responsible for the play's success. Louis E. Catron directed the P13Y- Playful Anne Frank fMickey Carrolly draws a cold stare from Mr. Van Daan Uohn Deaganj. In background, Mrs. Frank fSa1ly Dubej prepares dinner while Mrs, Van Daan fSharon Kaufrnanj watches. I6

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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.

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.Si if YIQI fi Homecoming was a gala event in March., Here 1961 queen Gail Davis returns to present the queen's bouquet to Jeanne Loewenau, Watching the proceedingsis 1961 king Dennis Carroll. Mike Lumpp, elected king of the event, was competing in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament at this time. Beauty wasn t the only thing that was rewarded. Here Carl Graffrightp congratulates Richard Pavelec for being chosen Most Ugly. Richard wore a heavy coat of make-up to win the honor, IU' I O 4 SL N4 I' Q Q.. T IP 3 Q.. Q V: 6 99. N4 Q Dsl i,,r,. ,I ' ' 3 ,, XS P LN l 'Y' gif W ' l sw X ---Nw., .W X sf 'J 4 1 Nsvb , ,r -', at Kvsswzmsw wmfmxxm xv ss ,J f , g Y D ' ' - v 1' Q ' V ,, ,V war-,.g -' 3: : gf , -- U , t ff, W f ', ,- , W g. - . ' S Q f V, t V' tg. L fra: 3 M4 ', 75 'av 41 ,, V ., . 577 r :Z 3,2 -, 1 Q, V ' 1. Forsythe Hall men prepared the best decoration for Homecoming activities. The Homecoming theme was Broadway musicals, and Forsythe's decoration was based upon Li'l Abner.