Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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The physical education depart- 5. ment offers a wide variety of rec- reational and team sports to men and is women as credit toward their college education In some cases, as with horsemanship and swimming, the classes are held in other cities, in others, as in bowling, local facilities are used, while in the majority, classes are held right on our campus gymnasium and athletic fields. In addition to physical education activities, a lull schedule of varsity basketball, baseball, golf, tennis, and soccer are played against Junior col- lege and freshman teams in the mid- west area Boys are encouraged to participate in these sports, and for those who do not or who cannot make the teams, there is an intramural pro- Coaches Zurkammer and C Lindstrom exchange securities Torn Gardner hoists a new world's record in the two after one of their famed lunchtime card games. hand grimace. Physical Education Offers Exercise and Recreation for Jaded Minds and Bodies Even a goaltender from outer space could not halt this score in a men's physical education soccer match. 2 7 ' ' rrk' i-fin' ..l.L- i!2'V ' '- :. ' -' , A' '.-is-'E ,' :'. '41 ' '7 'r , .....1-

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. 'ri 'wig' E., ma Entrance to learning - the library MR. FRED BOMBERGER Assistant Librarian --?---,----- ---- - - 1 .---. ,- The Library, Nerve Center of a College And Receptacle of All That ls New energy and life abounds at Lincoln with its long-awaited library facilities opening doors previously a little ajar. The McCarthy Library, with its beautiful reading room and two fine study rooms, lends an academic air for serious students involved in their classroom projects. It also has a wide- ranging variety of periodicals for browsing or up to the minute information. .Future plans for the library, now in the Science Hall basement, include microfilm pur- chases, additions to the record and film col- lections, and continued gains in the rapidly en- larging book collection. Commuters and dorm students alike share the study rooms. . sw MRS. WILLIAM STIGALL MRS. DAVID STEVENSON Librarian Associate Librarian GF' llielmf ,X