Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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COME SPRINGTIME, we all came outside again, to roll and stroll in the campus grove, to join the track team down by the creek on a Friday or Saturday night, or to park in front of Hoyle and tip a few. When it got hot, we caught rays on the soccer field, watched intramural softball or varsity baseball, or drove down Nicholson Road to the favorite drinking spot. It was the year of the heads, when pot was available to the masses, and passing the joints became more important than passing courses. Every- body had long hair, the guys had mustaches, beards and long sideburns. Instead of waving to a friend, you raised two fingers in a peace sign, and on Saturday night getting stoned took on a new meaning. Val Ward the voice of the black dramatist Hang Confeld was a feature raised a few temperatures during the Black speaker of the Spring Lyceum Symposium sponsored by Seminar Program -Jil! 1 - 'M 20

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TEACHERS MADE the year, too. Mr. Childress and Mr. Newlon pro- vided an avante-garde note, Ma Balof taught history as if she had lived it, and the Pascales taught how to live it. Mr. Jerry Airth scurried about campus with his earmuffs and gloves, while Mr. Hall and Mr. Hoover argued amidst clouds of cigarette smoke in the Union. Mr. Paul Younger was voted Teacher of the Year, Mr. C. A. Balof was Boss of the Year, and Paul Fields was named assistant swimming pool director of the year. Mr. Hilscher took his class to Florida, Mr. Oberholtzer tried Europe, and next year it looks like you'll have to dial Berlitz to find your favorite faculty member. '19 , ,. :sq ' f

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