Lincoln Community High School - Lincolnite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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IITY-lf LlNCOml 'Zlosephine Donath is a willirg and helping friend to all. lf you don't know Josephine you're missing a lot! Remember the Madonna at Christmas? Thelma Garber will be ruling a little school house some day in the future. 'Pyramus, where art thou'?' ljesides being a good student of dramatic tart, William Downey likes athletics. I'll bet the Ath- letic write-ups will be good in this year's LincoInite. We Hnd another senior, Ed- ward Gleason, busily preparing for the business Held. He likes the business course offered here. Mary Ewing is a line little typist, and says she's going to be the best typist possible. Joe Gregor- is prominent in the band. Adserious mask came ouflf 'his over-supply of mis' chief. The world needs mathema- ticians, and Raymond Gimbel bids fair to supply a part of that need, for he has always ranked high in math. Howard Groves can debate as well as play the part of a grumpy old father. We can hardly tell which he does best. -28-

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I mi LlNCOLNni1l A last defender of long locks, but who wouldn't defend them, if they were blessed with such curls as Aileen Carnahan has? The debate squad just realized what it had missed for three years. In his first year out for debate, William Coogan won a position on the affirma- tive team. A peculiar sense of humor we End in David Clark. Dave won a letter playing a good half- back for L. C. H. S. Sports hold la peculiar infiu- ence over Harold Croning his one desire to be sport editor on the staff of the Chicago Tri- bune. Yea Clapper!!! Mm Mm Boy!! Besides yell leading, Leroy is prominent in debate. dramatics, and gymnasium. Frances Dehner is always smiling at something. She is also an enthusiast in all sports, not missing a game. A good athlete with an ample supply of intelligence and good looks is Walter Coleman. Slide for home, Dehner! Speed up! That call thrills Fred to the marrow as he sails from third base. He says it's almost as much fun to be a spectator as a participant. -27-

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lm-112 l.lNCO1.Nn:1l Lucile Hardy is the Seniors' running side center, and how she can play. She is determined to teach. Perseverance and steadfast- uess describes Joseph Hoinacki. Joe is bound to succeed in his Chosen work. Mail clerks are needed on the railroad, and search 1'e- xeixled to me that a railroad clerk was in the making -VVil- liam Hickey. When one saw Mary Louise Johnson going through halls with a haunted look, one knew that she was searching 'liter ature' for the Railsplitterxg dramatic reading and music in- terest her, too. An athletic coach is also of- fered by the class of '27. Frank Hindman has vouched this de- sire. t'Mollie Jones, quaintlyl erin- ing, is the LincoInite's' Joke Editor. The jokes will be peppy ones. lf I were to turn seer, I should foretell for Robert Holz- aphel a journalistic careerf Dean Jones is an enthusiast for radio. Radio building is his hobby and he is continually working with his set. -29..