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

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Festival Play FESTIVAL PLAY Come with us to France-early in the 17th century- to the humble cottage of a Bishop-the setting of the 1939 drama festival play- The Bishop's Candlesticks -one act play, Written by Norman McKinel-based upon Victor Hugo's Les Miserables'-historical novel of the French Revolution-Cast selected by tryouts in March-The Bishop, the kindly man who gives aid to everyone-James Davis-the Convict, who seeks food and shelter at the Bishop's cottage-turns away a reformed man-Tom Tull -Persome, the Bishop's sister who regards his generosity with ridicule-Winifred Coningham-Marie, the little French maid-Barbara Crum-Sergeant of Gendarmes- the arm of the law-Eric Barthel-Ably directed by Lloyd Roberts-Stage crew-Tom Ryan, Martin Dougherty, Ralph Martinie, Robert Loeber, John Pelc-Costumes made by faculty committee-Setting and costumes appropriate to the times-Successful appearances- A rating-Sub- District Contest at Mt. Pulaski-lst place, District-at Bloomington-State record made by Winning finals 7th consecutive year at District-Presented on exchange pro- gram at Clinton-at Chester Woman's Club-school assem- bly-lst at invitational speech meet at Wesleyan- reached finals at state. Page Tv. Qfity l 'I ' A' i1l'l'Illl Xliiiitrwl ilfllllllgllillll ,lnliies llzivis l will lull lzric liurilicl 1939

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Football FOOTBALL Hold that line!-Block that kick!-Come on Lin- coln -The autumn colors-the blare of the band-the lengthening shadows-the deafening cheers-all contribute to the thrill-of a football game-The team-composed of juniors and seniors-with the exception of a few sopho- mores-met with four victories-four defeats-and cne tie-the opener of the season-played at Clinton-Sep- tember 10-score-25-10-in favor of Lincoln-The next -played here with Carlinville-September 23-another victory for the Railsplitters-31-7-The third successful game-Lincoln defeated Peoria Manual-October 1, 13-0 V-Homecoming game-tied with Pekin-7-7-Lincoln's first defeat-at Bloomington-13-7-Railsplitters again victorious-over Feitshans-39-18-Losses-Springfield- 13-6-University High - 12-6 - Champaign -- 27-0 - Leo O'Neill-elected honorary captain-at the close of the Season-Six seniors-nine juniors-were awarded letters- for their work-on the football field-Congrzitulaitions due the freshmen football team-The results-of their past season-five wins-and one tic-Good luck to next seasons playersiBest wishes for the future to the gmdiiating seniors. THE LINCGLNITE -