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

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4 A Basketball 3 I of I 'Q ,if-ff Q! Iv, XX I II I I I II . XX I BASKETBALL What a year-What a team-Winners of Big 12 Championship-Season starts with two wins-First con- ference game-Red and Green defeated-31 to 25 by Manual-Lincoln moves up - trouncing - Bloomington, Springfield-Champaign-Peoria-January 10-Hilltoppers invade Lincoln-traditional foes clash-Mt. Pulaski-the victor--Railsplitters Win over Clinton-at Pekin, January 20-Athens comes north-goes south defeated-Pack your suits, boys-We're off to Normal-Don't take it too hard- can't win every time-Bloomington defeated here-third in Big 12 rating-headed for Capital City-lost game- February 24 history made at L. C. H. S.-Pekin Chinks and Lincoln Railsplitters meet-red-hot Chinks lead at 3rd quarter-24-24 end of 4th quarter-overtime called-Ban thel, man of the hour-We're the Big 12 Champs-March 1st, regional tournament begins-Lincoln defeated McLean -March 2ndwsemi-finals-Lincoln still on top-Finals Saturday. March Q1-Lincoln vs. Mt. Pnlaski-X'X'iiniers- Ask Mt. Pulaski-Sectional at Canton+Recl and Green vs. Tallula-March 10, Lincoln vs. Peoria Central-Swell game, boys-too had we conldn'l win it. THE LINCOLNITE

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BAND The fanfare of the brass-fourth period daily-sixty lively noise makers-under the direction of Mr. Merry- roused school spirit at basket ball and football games- ushered Santa Claus through town-acted as official pepper-uppers at pep meetings-led Homecoming parade -joined with Legion Band on Armistice Day-lent color to Lincoln Day and Boy Scout programs-gave public con- cert March 21-assisted by Dave Hanger-alumnus of 1923-Program had cosmopolitan atmosphere as evidenced by- Reminiscences of Vienna - A Rustic Festival - From an Indian Pueblo - La Rosita - Egyptia''-Out- standing marches- Pomp and Splendor - March Pom- pous -Semi-popular-''Polly''-Overture- Morning, Noon and Night -Most enthusiastically received-Understudy periods-Oh, the discords-Fourth period, Ah, that's better -experienced musicians-after four years' Work-now Wearing an L -Prof ill today-come on Dave Marrs- You'll have to lead-members versatile-can play every- thing from marches and overtures to airy Waltzes-Need a special number- Dan, you play the euphonium-better have an encore -First band-organized in l922-re- hearsed only once a Week outside of regular school time -this year-completes fifteenth year of organized band Work-in L. C. H. S. Director: Nlr. Merry. fVil?ll'lI'lt'lH1 Loren llanks. Xlziry lillcn llnrrick, Kierirgc Rendik, Roland flin- zcl, Dick Clow, john Orcnflorff, llarry Ro'-cnhlooin, XxYZlI'lClll Schoof, lfrlwin ligiwlings, Virginia Mapes, Jeanette Rlinargls, litlwziifl Tomblcins, lack Brown, liurrest Peitv, Blilton Page. Flute: Mary Chait, Oboe: llorothy Rollers. 5ElXZiIll11lllCSI Betty Baker, Dick Broughton, Bette Davis, Cliarles llickey, ll uclson Thompson, Robert lVillis. fornets: llaviil Nlarrs, Maurice tnmltlbaum. llowartl Lamni, lilmlon Mar- tinit-, llarolil Miller, Forrest Patterson. lVesley Bliss, Charles Vllilliams. Charles Stri Scam ngcr, George Rhoads, Ium Smith. Horns: Billy Golflbauni, .lime Ilan, llorotby Jones. Jennie Vl'l1ite- house, Curtis Smith, Sanders Baptist, lzlnier X ftgow. Baritone: Dan Stockbargcr, Dale Marry Charles Scott, Barbara Cum. Troinbonesi ,lerrv lvinings, Ken- 1lClll Cecil, Claude Quinn. Carl Stall- bolnn. Clarence liuhlnian, Charles Arnistrong. Basses: lVillaril Conistock, Billy Bunner, Cletus Johnston, Bernard Scanlan. Tlrums: linuenizi Baker, Dick Gooilnum, Robert Scott, Jacob Lieb- man. Tinipaiii: Tlionizis Musick. Druni llfajor: Tlioinzis lllusick. 1939

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