Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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-451' ' ---DR The Arts ffrom leftlz Mr. Pascale, re1igiongMr. Oberholtzer, choirg Mr. Stiga11,humanities3 Mrs. Oberholtzer, voice and piano. Mr. Stigall discusses the Fine Arts with his class in University Hall 104. Art instructor Mrs. Leole Wong at the drawing tablet. P. .A ' Dowling Works with Park lffilj

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Music and The Arts Offer A Taste of Culture and a Dash of the Finer Things Fine arts, music, painting, ceramics, voice - all are available at Lincoln to students with a bent for the finer things in life. In addition, during the school year a number of famed artists visit the campus and offer programs to the students and the citizens of Lincoln designed to be both cultural and entertaining. Voice and piano lessons are taught by Mrs. Oberholtzer, while Mr. Oberholtzer leads the college choir and band. Mrs. Dowling directs an excellent variety of drawing, painting, and appreciation courses, while Mr.Alde teaches ceramics. In addition, one of the favorite courses at Lincoln is the fine arts course taught by Mr. Stigall. Individual work in oil painting often holds students at their easels long after the class period ends 22

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I. l gf-- Housemothers Cfrom leftjz Mrs. Marsh, Carroll South, Mrs. Rogers, Forsytheg Mrs. Tibbs, Carroll North. Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Towne OLIN-SANG HARTS HOUSE House Mothers, Dining Hall and Student Union are Favorites Mother confessors for the girls and boys away from home, some for the first times in their lives, are the house mothers, who see that everyone is tucked safely in bed at the end of the day, the bottles are put away, and. no harm comes from the nasty old faculty. Mr. Tibbs and his Student Union aides are a welcome relief to many from the scholastic grind, while an occasional hamburger adds a little variety to the diet. Finally, on the favorite list, is the dining hall, where Mrs. Anderson and her cooks daily turn out tasty and nutritious meals for a hungry horde of scholars. Without all of these fine peo- ple, campus life would'be just a little bit harder to bear. 24