Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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I V 1 1 -P -, if V l gli! Q, ' Homecoming Queen candidates make choosing only one difficult. Lincoln Lovelies are Monica Smith, Beth Johnston, Kim Schmidt, Ann Brokaw, Rachel Samson. HAPPINESS IS ment the queen candidates are no less handsome Homecoming King candidates. What d resist Cfrom leftl Alex Bernstein, Bill Donaldson, Don Allen, Greg Manach, and Greg G so Y! HO VL In Y A w 3 0 '. V H 5 A ,Y X . V ' v ' ' 'V ' fi I . ' if M f 'Q , : if! ' .I 1 f ' ' : , 3 sg - ' 1 ' ii hi t. if V . y, If , -.A y -A , I A 'Y Ei' ,A M ay1-563 Y -352 1 ?7f' siffi l,q:w .... gig . .2-. L2 uv N . il f ,-V.. M l I H xi - -eg. 5, ii r e Q? we 3' f 'LF 695, ,fly r z' 'J gkgg' J 1436515 E- If Q' if 'Y' -'sf'-' , 'fi 1' -.vii V. - . . ,-, w'f - Tf'W' if f- dwg PwvwF?':CQJ ? Myst, ..' 1.1! 1 vt- ' zj' -V' -,.. .'.Ll'5..' 115' 'if' QKIHNI

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in Herbert O KFr1tzDCr1s1er center, Raymond Dooley 'QV' Lxncoln College Athletlc D1rector Chuck Lmdstrom and Umverslty of Mlchxgan Athletlc Du ector Frxtz Crlsler exchange a hearty handshake 7 K. ig beams as he stands wlth h1s sponsor Trustee Ralph Newman left and Presldent CONVOCATIONS Convocat1on the off1c1a1 open mg of a new semester symbol of the challenge 1tW1l1 offer At Lmcoln College convocat1ons are made 1m presswe by the formahty of the ac adem1c processlon and by the con ferrmg of honorary degrees. In September, 1966, the begm nmg of the schoolyear, two honorary degrees were conferred. John W. Huck, Executlve Dlrector of Asso c1ated Colleges of Illmoxs recelved an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters. Roy Crocker, Chalrman of the Lmcoln Savmgs and Loan Asso c1at1on, Los Angeles, Cahforma, recexved an Honorary Doctorate of Laws. On February 8, 1967, at the Charter Day Convocatlon, Herbert O CFr1tzD Crxsler recelved an Hon orary Doctorate of Humane Letters. ' , V . 1 , , 1' K-L2 j .L .' ' fe 1 ' SZ, ,I ug Yu 1 , -tw nn. V ml :. WL X y V V , A r Vu Mum H gm nw uv- - - , , . . Z ,, . ,V,,.... 1.1.-t-2. X -r N A - - 1 . -i,U.1 , , ag' ' V Vf - . ' ' - , '. ' , 1. - g , ., ' l 1 tall L , I . .K V , 4 -V V Y e V- fJ.:g.y, . . A . -V :V 4 WI - ofa. I, ,, - I it . I ,A ' 4 L, . ,, - t e . l . 1 N ' 7 J , if E' V A V J. l gl, E I' ' - . 1 1 . 2 f. 1. ' 1 . . . A . ll - -. it . . Vi .X ' - . 1 5, ' . . . . . 1 . A' W' ' . . . . f . l Y Q V , . . - . -H-:J U I

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MING Happinessis . . . an appropriate theme for the Lincoln College Home- coming. Happiness and tradition filled the weekend. Early in the week the candidates for King and Queen were presented. On the big weekend Lincoln College students first en- joyed a program by the vivacious Roxanna. Saturday held the Sopho- more tree planting, a victorious soccer game with Meramec Jr. College, which Lincoln won 3 to 1, and the Homecoming Dance, where the King and Queen were crowned. Sunday the visiting alumni enjoyed a delicious buffet and reminiscing about the good old days. H KYK Hom ecoming tradition enthus ias ti- upheld. Lincoln cheerleaders Go Lynx Go while Bill fTinyJ ollier, soccer goalie, crashes A- . through hoop. '5 ' 4 .1. Homecoming Royalty Beth Johnston and Bill Donaldson enJoy dancing together as they reign over the 1966 Homecoming Dance Snoopy triumphs again. Olin-Sang's float featuring Snoopy holding the sack won first place in the float competition. Snoopy happily graced the Olin- Sang lounge M HAFaEHlE..55 15