Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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M-,, ,. M4 x ' P, -.L .ui K . 072,-Q , 4 ,.xs, K Q 1 Keggers was the magic word for parties this year. Every dorm and every club sooner or later sponsored a kegger, where the beer flowed like - beer. On these two pages are scenes from some of the keggers. Above, Dave Brauer and Jim Shelley say a blessing before their liquid meal. On the facing page enioying suds and fun were lu.ll x 'P .X-1-..f+. f. , . ,i Dennis Merrick and Pinky Wade, lu.c.l Cindy Butler and Lloyd Kreitman with friends, lu.r.l bunny Nancy Burnett, lm.l.l barman Harry Katz, lm.c.l James Brown look-alike Paul Lunsford, lm.r.l Hee Haw's Leonard Kay, ll.l.i Groucho Marx and Sue Babic, ll.c.l bumpers Hawkins Williams and Jan Smith, ll.r.l Count Dracula Don Kay.

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