Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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.. n W. Westland-Sports Editorg M. Kalman-Editorialsg B. Feigenbaum-Feature Editorg G. Bernard-Columnistg M. Sidell-Managing Ed. 3 Aim Wayne Westland 85 Terry Doyle CATIONS 2' 4 G. Smlthg G. Bernardg E. Barnberger and B. Thumm The Pig A. Lindstromg A Reporter and M. Kalman