Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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At the Commencement reception -ll' 'fi' ' A Q nm i ff l 1 'jf , 5235.-1 .aid fe :fit X 'lsf Some time ago Dean Frank Loos, dean of students since 1956, decided after ten years at Lincoln Col- lege, to return to his field of psychology. His presence,will never be forgotten by the stu- dents who came, sometimes left, but who al- ways behaved when he was around. Dean Loos was always capable of dealing with student problems, and often he would tra- vel many miles to bail out a student in trouble. His was a thankless task performed in an ex- traordinary manner. After Years of Service to the College Community ...I 59' A ' V' 'A 1:' .'!' A '1'?,-, . .if ' I ifli A lj, f' 'R ...ffl -I 1. 'l FRANK LOOS Dean of Students

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An earlier year Dean David Stevenson, dean of the facul- ty at Lincoln College since 1961, resigned at the end of this school year to accept another position. During his tenure at Lincoln he was an outstanding and understanding champion of the faculty and student body. Dean Stevenson, serving his second tenure at the college, along with his wife Isabelle, as- sistant librarian, was most instrumental in making our college deserving of the growth it is now undergoing. f DAVID STEVENSON Dean of Faculty Deans Stevenson and Loos Move to New Duties Adjusting the honorary hood

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24,4 E Q if - 4 . i ,L , Stigalls and Winfield Scott End Careers at Lincoln, 'N MR. WILLIAM STIGALL MRS. WILLIAM STIGALL Humanities Librarian Together with a student At work in the classroom