Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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John Kennedy's voice from Howard Ain. N w 1 0 1 3 I I Top Administrators Plot School Future The administration is the very heart of the college, and here at Lincoln we have seen these men plot a risky course through often perilous seas, only to overcome the obstacles in their path and move on to brighter and better days each year. The year 1965 saw many changes at the college, with new buildings such as the Carroll Hall addition going in- to use, and the Harts Science Hall showing its value for the future of our students. As the year closes and new faces take over some of the top positions on the administrative chart, we find more changes going into effect. Already the fund for a new natatorium is reaching the stage where plans are in the making, while a new girls' dormitory and additions to the dining hall and student union will be made shortly. Enrollment will rise again, as it has every year for the last decade or more, and Lincoln College continues to move toward a more important educational position in the college scene of the state of Illinois. MR. CLARENCE A. BALOF B 5'?,L ,VE Il

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