Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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5' .v M Mrs. Carolyn Hill presents the Intramural trophy to Lucy Cliver. Coach Norman Kaye congratulates Wayne Turner for winning the Hodnett Trophy. Top Students Honored of Assembly AWARD American Legion Award QCitizenship5 Daughters of Founders SL Patriots of America fHistoryj Daughters of the American Revolution fAmerican Histo Alberta Fox P.E.O. Memorial Prize QEnglishj Lorraine Maconaghie Morrow Award Uournalismj Earl gl Pearl McKeever Award QBiological Sciencej Willy Daubner Award CPhysical Sciencej Jacqueline Louise Morrow Award QPsych. Soc.j Alta Charles McKeever Award qArt3 Edith Neville Memorial Award CSpeech-Dramaj Best Actors of the Year Hodnett Trophy QScholarship and Athleticsy TY? WINNER Lee Davis Ione Irish Vernon Siber Roberta Ahrens William Tuohy Ray Micheels William Rhoten Robert Wright Hong Tatt Foo Neil Atkinson Mickey Carroll John Dea gan Wayne Turner AWARD WINNER Intramural Trophy Lucy Cliver William B, McKinley Prize Harry Thomson CBusinessj John J. Morrow Award Ray Micheels QGreatest Benefit from L.C.j Dysart Logan Maconaghie Kenneth Herberger Award Q Scholastic Improvementj Elizabeth Hensley Award QDorm Citizenshipj William Lewis Mclieever Award qMathj William B. McKinley Prize, Freshman fscholarship, leadership, charactery Samuel B. Evans Prize, Graduate fscholarship, characterj Cornelius Greenway Award fSincerity, Servicej William B. McKinley Prize, Graduate Qhighest scholastic averagey Samuel B. Evans Prize, Freshman fhighest scholastic averagej Gay Marcus James Paternoster Dennis Lundy Lyle Hampton Dave Koehler Ione Irish Howard Stuller

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Photographed in a scene from Impromptu are, left to right: Donald Langford, Mary Lu Johnson, Theresa Brown, James Latham, and Bruce Ward. Students Produce Cne-Act Plays Lincoln's drama season closed with a two-night run of one-act plays produced and directed entirely by students. It was a unique--and successful--undertaking. At perhaps no other junior college are students given such freedom in drama. Prank Alesia, Rye Rhodes, and Barry Young directed the plays. They staged The Monkey's Paw, Impromptu, and Let There Be Farce, Another play, So You Wanna Be A Star, was from an original script by student Phil Harper and had a cast of one-- Mickey Carroll. During the year there were five one-act plays and two major productions--an L.C. record. Betsy McKelvey grabs Dennis Sherry by ear and tie and tells him to get lost in this scene from Let There Be Farce. Sandra Miller is at right. 20

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Governor Kerner Speoks ot Commencement Illinois Governor Otto Kerner shakes hands with Lincoln College President Raymond N. Dooley as he receives an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Degree. Dean David Stevenson adjusts the hood while Governor Kerner's sponsor, Harold F. Trapp, watches from background. Governor Kernel? was the Commencement speaker. Qin J Lincoln College awarded fourhonorary degrees during its Commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 27. LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Schenck Miers, author and historiang Harold F. Trapp, president of the Board of Trusteesg Raymond N. Dooley, president of Lincoln Collegeg Otto Kerner, governor of Illinoisg Edward Steichen, director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art, New York Cityg and Robert O. Williams, pastor of South Park Church, Rock Island. Rev. Williams was the speaker at Baccalaureate. The list of 1962 graduates is on page 76.