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

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Coach Vg. Pfigc l'.lC'x'C't fi 4- jw - . R . mam fgfzzfiiif ,ff -. ' L ' ' . . -.gl 'A is f Q , COACHING STAFF Interscholastic athletics under capable direction of six coaches-headed by Mr. Anderson-Monmouth College Where he participated in all sports-liked track and hurdles especially-chief mainstay behind Lincoln's championship basketball team-Mr. Skinner-line coach in football- freshman basketball coach-Little 19 shotput Winner While at Normal-One of Andy's assistants in track-Another able coach-whose secret hobby is ping pong-can you guess!-Mr. Colin, of course-captain of Illinois College football team '35-Lincoln's freshie-sophomore football coach-Andy's assistant, first basketball squad-Mr. Hodg- son, Lincoln's freshman football coach-attended Bradley College-Went in for all athletic activities-shares basket- ball responsibility, too-Your serve!-Lincoln Wins!-Our tennis coach-Mr. Shive-played tennis since twelve years of age-member of tennis team, Macomb College-There's golf, too, you know-Mr. Luebchow doing fine work, there-Golf rapidly becoming a new and interesting activity for high school students-Lincoln, gaining rapidly in conference athletics-Well known for tough competition -made possible only through persistent efforts of coaches -Many laurels to them. Mg, djigll Top row. Mr. Sl Mr. .Xmlei Klux l.iiL-licliiv Sn-con-l 1'l'JXX Mr. Ski Nr. lol l'4l'Illll rim: XI V. ll-wlusfiil 2 , ,i 177 tiara 1939

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M t' THL LINCOLNITIQ P 1 Boys' Glee Club BOYS' GLEE CLUB Stirring melodies-burst forth from the music room- on the first floor-during the first and fourth periods- on Mondays and Wednesdays-when the Boys' Glee Clubs -accompanied by Alice Shaw-met under able direction- of Miss Frances Mantle-To develop and train the voices of the boys-to enable them to keep in tune-to teach them how to read music-to create interest in better types of music-these are the chief purposes-of the organiza- tion-such selections as Nina, a Russian folk song- A Merry Life by Lueya Dinza- All Through the Night. written by David Owen-inspired by the rising sun at dawn-are studied-throughout the school year-Club entered first division-at Wesleyan contest-April 22- sang Shorten' Bread -'Tm Going a Vagabondingu by Wilham Coburn-received superior rating-Presented skit Cowboys in annual revue-Letters were awarded to Loren Banks-Robert Willis-Charles Glover-Henry Warnisher-Requirements for letters-ai senior with three years Glee Club Work-and one year contest work-or two years Glce Club-two years contest work.

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lace Twelve w ,Hf isa it, .v.-. 1 14.11 i:fl..i-W. tn, DEBATE UC: lrl' 1 i-her, ,Nlrirm Nfl w'1lx Q Uw- Sf' ' ' f- 'l 'Uf V Y' ': ' W C' The cry of L, C. H. S. debaters-Resolved-that the II:AHml'l IJff l'l' l Vll4'q I, l Y' United States should establish an alliance with Great ma rar. ...,, IM., mi., Britain-Paul Hansch-Jim Davis-saying yes-Negative ly answered by-Paul Larson-Donald Walton-Team 1, Class A-won first-in district-tied for first in Pekin- in Big 12-Team went to Charleston Teachers' College- placed third in N. F. L. district meet-Lincoln at Augustana College-Invitational Debate-the largest held in the Mid West-where teams entered from 12 to 15 states-received first-winning 11 out of 13 debates- Team I, Class B-first at Second Annual Lincoln Invita- tional Debate-Team H, Class B-Affirmative-Mary Ann Warnisher-Eunice Summers-Negative-Foster Lalor- Arthur Trornmer-Won second at Lincoln-Special awards -Jim Davis voted best debater in Class A-Wanda Schoof -best debater in Class B-at Second Invitational Debate at Lincoln-Wanda also declared best debater at Charles- ton-teams also participated in non-decision debates-had radio debates with Morton---Dwiglit-Pekin-Hoopeston -Final event of thc year-April 129 -liincoln went to state contest at llrbanzi--lvl tt-aims P1ll'llt'llNllll1Ql', THE LINCOLNITE