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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

ng AMK $ 58$6 44 THE LINCOLNITE 1946 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SNAPSHOTS ACTIVITIES SNAPSHOTS ORGANIZATIONS Pug: Four TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................... 4 DEDICATION ........................................................ 5 FOREWORD .......................................................... 6 LINCOLNITE STAFF ........................................ 7 Principal Handlin .................................................. 9 Board of Education .............................................. 10 Deans ...................................................................... 11 Faculty .................................................................... 12 Senior Calendar ...................................................... 17 Seniors .................................................................... 18 Junior Calendar .................................................... 29 Junior Class ............................................................ 30 Sophomore Calendar ............................................ 32 Sophomore Class .................................................. 33 Freshman Calendar .............................................. 35 Freshman Class ...................................................... 36 Coaches and Managers ........................................ .40 Senior Football and Basketball Schedule .......... 41 Varsity 4 Football .............................................. 42 Reserves - Football ............................................ 43 Freshman 4 Football .......................................... 44 Homecoming ............................................................ 45 Varsity - Basketball ............................................ 47 Reserves and Freshman Basketball .................. 48 Track ........................................................................ 49 Tennis ...................................................................... 50 Cheerleaders and Baton Twirlers .................... 51 Band ........................................................................ 52 String Ensemble .................................................... 53 Boys' Glee Club and Octet .................................. 54 Choral Club and Sextet ........................................ 55 Annual Play ............................................................ 56 Senior Play ............................................................ 57 Religious Education .............................................. 58 . Lincolnite Staff ........................................................ 61 Railsplitter Staff .................................................... 63 Honor Society ........................................................ 65 Student Council ...................................................... 66 Latin Club .............................................................. 67 Home Ec Club ........................................................ 68 Girls' Athletic Association .................................. 69 Quill and Scroll - N. F. L. Camera Club - Visual Aides .............................. 70 Janitors and Bus Drivers .................................... 72 Future Farmers of America. ................................ 73 Thespians ................................................................ 74 Speech Department .............................................. 75 Senior Activities ..76 Advertisements ...................................................... 87 THE LINCOLNITE DEDICATION DEDICATION The Class of 16 proudly dedicates the Lincolnite of this year to all L. C. H. S. service- men. This recognition is especially due to those who gave their lives e the gold stars -- to all those who fought for peace and the boys now entering to keep peace. To all L. C. H. S. service- men goes our sincere appreciation and gratitude for the service rendered by each one in making the world a safer place in which we all may live. Page F iv: THE LINCOLNITE FOREWORD Page Six 1946 FOREWORD As peace is once again restored and we are striving for a better world, the class of 1946 present this yearbook. Pleasant memories come to mind as we think back over the last four years. The last basket and the first touchdown; the marching of the band and the merry voices of the glee clubs; the plays and readings were only a few of the exciting events during these four years of diligent effort. Although we have had our fun and play we must pause and think of those who have fought for our peace and prosperity. We must also stop and pay tribute to those who have given their lives in the line of duty. We would not be living in a quiet peaceful America if it were not for our fighting forces. We, the class of '46 wish to thank the faculty and Mr. Handlin for their fine guidance and to wish success and good luck to the underclassmen and the future classes of LCHS. THE LINCOLNITE LINCOLNITE STAFF 1946 LINCOLNITE STAFF Editors in Chief ............................. Helen Tellish Mary Helen Anderson Assistant Editors ............................ Kathleen Dumser Make Up Editors ............................ Carol Laube N ancy McCullough Joanne Koyn Richard Shroyer Photography Editor ........................ Alan Comstock Assistant ............................................ Sue Hamilton Sports Editor .................................. Assistant ............................................ Subscription Manager .................... Assistants .......................................... Advertising Manager ...................... Assistants .......................................... Alan Comstock Bob Krotz J oan Hake Pat Amberg Norma Lee Jeanette Weaver Emma Opperman Helen Finke Marian Cook Sandra Becker Marilyn Schroeder Anita Lenardt Typists ............................................... Mary Helen Anderson Joanne Koyn Marian Cook J oan Hake Carol Laube Art Editor ........................................ N ancy McCullough Page Seven ADMINISTRATIDN THE LINCOLNITE 1946 PRINCIPAL HANDLIN waa 'Lh Our principal, Mr. Handlin entered Lincoln Community High School as principal a number of years ago and although he is not hasty in ac- cepting new trends in education, he does his utmost to establish and maintain a modern high school cirriculum. Both students and teachers may be assured of excellent advice when they present their problems to him. The sterling quali- ties of leadership and service are indeed exempli- fied in our principal. Page N ine THE LINCOLNITE BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION To the ayerage student who comes to school every day, studies, and goes home in the evening, the thought never occurs of what makes the school run smoothly, and function systematically. The answer to this is the Board of Education. On the second Monday of every month there is a meeting to plan the schools program, select the faculty, and pay the bills. These meetings are called Board Meetings, and the men present are known as the Board of Education. These men are selected by your mothers and fathers to di- rect the schools that are provided for by their taxes. They meet with Mr. Handlin who carries out the proposed programs. One of the latest considerations of the Board is the possibility of making an addition to the school building. Be- cause of building supply shortages this plan is still in the blueprint stage, but it may someday become a reality. And if it does it will be through the efforts of the Board of Education. Page Ten THE LINCOLNITE 1946 DEANS LAURA M. ARMSTRONG U. ARTHUR BROWNE Dean of Girls Dean of Boys DEANS Remembered with admiration by the Class of 46 will be the Deans, Miss Armstrcng and Mr. Browne. From our first year at L. C. H. S. until this, our last, their willingness and eagerness to ad- vise, listen to, and cooperate With us in even our smallest problems have endeared them to us. The school, the community, in fact, every- one, can be justly proud of the work they are do- ing in developing the minds of the boys and girls of today into the mature minds cf men and women of tomorrow. Page EIBT'EM THE LINCOLNITE FACULTY 1946 WALTER ALDE ROY ANDERSON VICTOR BAUMGARTNER G. ARTHUR BROWNE HARRY CAMPION MRS. SERENA CHRISTIANSON FRANCES DICKERSON VIRGINIA FAIRFIELD ARTHUR E. FOSTER LARA HARDIN Page Twelve THE LINCOLNITE 1946 FACULTY THERESA HENNEBERRY JACK HODGSON CORINNE HOUSTON MARGARET HYDE MAUD JURGEVICH EDWIN KOCH YVONNE KOEHNLE ELEANOR LAUGHLIN ROYCE LOVELACE HAROLD LUEBCHOW Page Thirteen THE LINCOLNITE FACULTY 1946 FRANTYS MCCARTHY MA RK McCULLOUGH MRS. MAIC RICHARD? GEORGE SHIVE MRS. ANNE SMALL ROBERT SMITH I M 0t 2 EN Ii STPHYART LOR ICN Ii TALLON PEARL X'ANZI'IE LUCILLF. WALTZ Pagc Fonrtccn THE LINCOLNITE FACULTY MARCELLA WHETSLER OFFICE SECRETARY DORIS GEHLBACH Page Fifteen ELASSES 3. r; : mu W x F. a1. aw . KW Wm 4V6 9 , mxkx $u THE LINCOtNITE SENIOR CALENDAR SENIOR CLASS Class Officers President .......................................... Dick Pokorski Vice President .............................. Colleen Noonan Sec-Treasurer ...................... Frances Langenbahn Student Council ...................................... Bill Bushel Executive Committee ................ Leona Atteberry Virginia Clark Melvin Snyder Dean May Class Flower ...................................... White Peony Motto .............. 2Not For Ourselves, But For All Class Colors .................................... Blue and White Advisor ............................ Miss Virginia Fairfield Activities April 26 .................................. Junior-Senior Prom May 7 ........................................................ Kid's Day May 10 .................................................... Senior Day May 23 ...................................................... Class Day May 26 .............................................. Baccalaureate May 27 ................................................ Senior Picnic May 29 .......................................... Commencement May 29 .................................................. Senior Prom Page Seventeen THE LiNCOLNITE 1943 SENIORS ALMA JEAN ADERMAN Alma NORMA ACKERMAN Norm? MARY HELEN ANDERSON uAndyn PATRICIA AMBERG uPA Tn LEONA ATTEBERRY MILLICENT ARMSTRONG Lee nCookie DANIEL R. BAKER DOROTHY JEAN BACON Danny D om'e ROBERT L. BARROW ROSALIE JEANNE BALL Wheel V?csie JULIA BAUER Annie JOHN W. BECKER Johnny Page Eighteen TI-IE LINCOLNITE SENIORS SANDRA BECKER Sandy MILDRED BELCHER M ugg-rey STANLEY BOUGHAN Army DOROTHY L. BRACKO Mowf' BETTY BRIDGES Briget WILLIAM BUSHELL Bill 1946 PATRICIA BECKHOLT PaW HELEN BLANCHARD MARY ANN BOWNS HERB H. BREE RUTH BRIDGEWATER Ru thie WANDA CALDWELL uLeeu Page Nineteen THE LINCOLNITE SENIORS GILBERT R. CARL .zCI-bu VIRGINIA CLARK Ginny JOHN W. COMSTOCK TOM COMSTOCK MARVIN LEE CRUMPLER BETTY ANN DEFRICIES' Page Twen ty LEROY H. CLARK Down Hams E. ALAN COMSTOCK ' Abie ROBERT L. COMSTOCK Beebe MARION COOK Cookich PATRICIA DEA 'Duis v DON DIAL TIM Duk'! THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ' SENIORS AARON DALE DIKE Airdale BERTIE LOU DOWNING Bert ROB E RT E LSAS Squeak HELEN FINKE BILL FISHER KATH RYN GEHLBACH Kate EUGENE A. DONATH Gene Ueepyl KATHLEEN ANN DUMSER Kathic BILL ESTES RUTH FINKE EDWARD FITZPATRICK Fitz WALTER GEHLBACH WalfJ Page Twenty-One THE LINCOLNITE 1946. SENIORS ISAB 15L GONZALES LEONARD GONZALES Issle NORMA JEANNE HAGAN FRANCES GORDON SM F ran tie , KATHERINE HARDY JOAN HAle Smokey JO JOANNE HICKEY uJou HAROLD HENDRICKS Butch NAVY DOROTHY HIGGINS Dot D ICLOR ES J. HODGDON Dee CARL HUELSKOETTER LEROY C. HOINACKI H one Page Tu-enty-ng THE LINCOLNITE SENIORS HAROLD E. HUM Ado1ph EDWIN JOHNSON Van EDYTHE KINGSLEY Edie MARCIA KLEMM Peep JOANN E KOYN n10 CAROL LAUBE LOUIS L. JACKSON Junior LAWRENCE A. JONES HOWARD KINNEY Sonny JUNE KNOCIiEL JunieU FRANCES LANGENBAHN DONALD LESSEN Page Twenty-Three THE LINCOLNITE mmums 1946 THOMAS MCCOY Thomasa VIRGINIA LOGAN BILL MALONEY Mil! JOYC E McGE E J oycii ' E E MAY RICHARD D. MARTINIE D AN N AVY DOROTHY L. MITTELSTEADT MARY KATHERINE MEACHAM CWCkEV-V Mary Kay CHARLES MOUNCE Chuck 'A NECESSARY Lucy JOAN E. NEWMAN COLLE EN A. NOONAN Bashful x Page Twenty-Four THE LINCOLNITE SENIORS CHARLENE PETERSON Pete EMMA OPPERMAN Emr;zie JANE PHELAN Junie MARIAN PFIEFER D. A? RICHARD POKORSKI Porlf NAHAN PLOTKIN Nate N NA RUTH QUINN LOIS PRZYKOPANSKI 'Ruthie' Ch ick BOB RITCHHART BILL REICHLE Rabbits , Shark DOLORES ROHRER HELEN ROHLFS Pete Sugar Page Twenty-Fi-ue THE LINCOLNITE umnms 1946 HAROLD SCHMIDT RITA RYAN Smitty MARGARET SCHONEWISE PAUL SCHRADER FRANK SCOTT WILMA SHANE Scotty' Cuddlesu JESSIE SHELBY LESTER SHERIDAN Tinyu RICHARD M. SHROYER W. d u m y LLOYD SLAYTON PAULINE SLAYTON Penny NORMA JEAN SMALLEY Jean m'e Pug: Twenty-Six THE LINCOLNITE SENIORS MADELINE G. SMITH Smitty MELVIN SNYDER Buck PAUL SNYDER NAVY LUCILLE SPURLING Lucy POLLY ANN STANLEY 'PoIly DEAN STOLTZ SchuI!: JACK STRUNK r HELEN TELLISH Strunka Rubber SHIRLEY TIBBS DONALD TUMILTY Chm ILONA WACHTER Page Twenty-Sn'nl THE LiNCOLNITE SENIORS PAT WALKER Pinky Jr. JlETTY WEHNER MARVIN E. WIGGERS ROBERT WILMERT Bob GUILBERT WILSON RUTH WORTH Bunny BOB GEHLBACH Page Twenty-Eight JEANETTE WSEAVER fen DONALD WERKMAN LEONARD WILLIAMSON Fat BOB WILSON ELEANOR WINKEL Punkie HENRY LESSON LOWELL WILSON THE LINCOLNITE JUNIOR CALENDAR J UNIOR CLASS President ........................................ Lester Williams Vice-President .................................. Helen Musick Secretary and Treasurer ........ Imogene Jackson Executive Committee .................... Phyllis Arthur Marvin Boss Bob Leckrone Anita Lenardt Bill Mahe Student Council ................................ Don Borofsky Colors ............................................ Gold and Purple Flower .................................................................. Iris Motto ................ Not At The Top, But Climbing Advisor .................................... Mr. Lara. M. Hardin This group had charge of concessions at the football and basketball games. The profits of these sales are used to defray the expenses of the Junior and Senior Prom, to Which the Juniors are hosts and hostesses. Dick Sisne and his Or-V chestra from Champaign played during the course of the evening. Juniors and Seniors danced to the music of the juke-box on December 19 at a Christmas dance. During the intermission, musical num- bers were presented by Elaine Ahearn, Jeanne Devanny and other students of the music depart- ments. Doughnuts and cider were served. Page Twenty-Nine THE LiNCOLNITE 1946 JUNIORS Row 1 L. Armour; B. Beaver; E. Ahearn; J. Dcvanuy; P. Row IV M. Burnam; J. Camp; D. Awick; B. Donath; M. Arthur; D. Ballinger; R. Balster; L. Camel Claybourn; J. Boyer; B. Burns; D. Borofsky; B. Arm- Row H B. Ackerson; F. Baldin; R. Bermel; M. Board; M. strong ' DENY; J. Amberg; L- BreE; H. Downey; Ii. Birk Row V B. Berger; E. Decker; H, Armstrong; M. Boss; E. Row III R. Barry; M. Augspurger; II. Brandt; M. Clark: Danley; S Cummings; F' Dea B. Campbell; D. Bunner; B, Bauer; R. Aukamp; P. Beverman Row I F. Johnson; B. Ferguson; M. Klem; N. Hill; N. Faul; Row III R. Davis; B. Johnson; B. Follis; K. Ely; G. Klan; J. isherkeller; B. Ingram; M. Herberger B. Krotz; N. Gehlbach; A. Jones ROW 11 J. Hunter; J. Ingram; W. Knollenberg: R- ForCS- Row IV C. Falton; R, Ely; E. Franz; L. Havron; J. Gossett; ter; D. Halm; C. Koller; D. Hagan; M4 Gordon C. Kurtock; B. Enselman; C. King Page Thirty THE LiNCOLNITE J UN IORS Row I P. Morrow; P. Lewis; G. Noble; D. Millpr; J. P0- Row III M. Mills; D. Petra; D. Meyer; B. Mileham; D. korski; B. Purdon; N. McCullough; C. Moriearitv; E. Lassen; B. Mahe; D. Levi; D. Matter; D, Owen Langenbahn Row IV II. Musick; R. May; S. Martin; D. Lowery; E. Row II B. Lawler; D. Lowman; G. Oltmans; I. Laun; N. Pluth; B. Leckrone; B. Poole Lee; G. Mathein; A. Lenardt; M. Pemberton; J. Row V B. Loeber; W. Peters; J. Milekus; J. Lauer; N. Pummill Pfau G. Mintjal Row I B. Rohlt's; N Smith; J. Van Meter; D. Racobs; M. Row III B. White; J. Robinson; F. SteRens; J. Schauer; J. Ticknor; L. Whods; M. Sampson; M. Wheeler; P. Sosamon; J. Sparks; M. Redus; C. Sherbert Warren Row IV S. Starks; A. Ward; A. Riggs; B. Schacllt; H. Row 11 E. Schutz; E. Sanders; M. Schroeder; B. Seidler; Worth; R. Schaub; L. Williams; W. White B. Schmidt; L. Welsh; G. Spurling: M. Wente ROW V G- Ressler; T- Tomlin; K- Wiggers; R- Struening; W- Vehslage Page Tlxirty-One THE LiNCOLNITE SOPHOMORE CALENDAR Page Thirty-Two 1946 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS President .................................................. Don Olsen Vice-President ............................ Helen Bullerman Secretary-Treasurer ............ Elizabeth Hoinacki Student Council ........................ Pat McManus Bernard Hoinacki Executive Council ........................ Helen Bateman Nancy Harris Jimmie Smith Tom Van Sickle Class Advisor .................. Miss Frances Dickerson The Virginia Reel, plays, readings, and re- freshments of their class party in the early fall, started the class of i418 off to a full season of various activities. This up and coming group is well represen- ted in dramatics, speech contests, cheer leading, and athletics, and through their untiring efforts these various fields have benefited greatly. In conjunction with the freshmen, the sopho- more class wound up the activities of the year in a hilarious party. A dog act, colored movies, and refreshments of cupcakes and ice cream were high lights of the evening. THE LINCOLNITE SOPHOMORES Row I W. Dempsey; E. Bottomley; I. Bradley; J. Barrow; Row III M. Rogers; D. Alt; B. Britten; J. Cowgur; B. Armes; G. Downing; L. Ball; W. Belt; H. Bateman; N. D. Dengler; C. Auer; B. Dial; B. Atteberry Brak Row IV T. Brayford; J. Debelak; H. Bridgewater; B. A1- Row 11 C. Denney; G. Baker; J. Borofsky; P. Buchanan; H. berts; E. Deavers; J. Curry: D. Dike; N. Claybourn; Bullerman; J. Cohoon; JI. Durr; B. DeWeese; W. H. Dirks DeFrees Row V II. Allen; D. Albertson; J. Altman; M. Buse; L. Baker; L. Curry; D. Blessman; D. Doolen Row I C. Hild; J. Fleshman; P. Kodatt; V. Hutchinson; M. Row III D. Hickman; M. Hanger; A. Givan; N. Heitmann; Jackson; B. Goff; L. Kennedy; M. Hardin; B. Kings- D. Flentje; M. Gehlbach; W. IIilgendorf; G. Gossett ley Row IV D. Fulk; H. Heidbreder; B. Hauffe; H. Goodman; Row II P. Koyne; D. Gimbel; N. Harris; N. Grubb; B. B. Hoinacki; J. Knockel Hickey; A. Howerton; B. Havron; E. Hoinachi Row V B. Graue; B. Field; K. Hurt; B. Fisher; C. Fuller Page Thirty-Three THE LINCOLNITE 1946 SOPHOMORES Row I I. Molt; L. McCloskey; D. Pfeifer; P. McManus; N. Langenbalm; N. Richards; 1;. Miller; B. Pcttit Row II G. Meyer; M. Prunty; L. Lathrom; I. Pollack; S. Potter; Y. Davis; PL Mote; B. Parks Row III Row IV Row V D. Necessary; B. Parcelle; B. Purkey; E. Martin; F. Rohlfs; M. Routson; E. Mills; D, McKinley L. Racobs; B. Lenhardt; A. Rohrer; D. Olsen; M. May; D. Rankin; R. Purviance; R. Ritchhart D. Lee; J. Leonard; R. Martin; E. Mapes; S. Mc- Lean ROW I I. Wood; M. Zurkammer; P. Scott; N. Zimmerman; J. Smith; D. Thompson; T. Seefeldt; B. Snyder Row 11 D. Thornton; P. Smitherman; B. Shelcy; E. Wright; M. Wehner; D. VeFE; M. Tibbs; N. Snyder Page Thirty-Four Row III Row IV Row V P. Wright; N. Webb; T. Teichmann; N. Watson; M. Schaupp; H. Schmidt; B. Starcevich; 0. Winkel H. Underwood; B. Schneider; W. Sheldon; T. Van Sickle;1. Swille; G. Wise; P. Trommer; T. Thompson P. Thompson; B. Wright; A. White THE LINCOLNITE FRESHMAN CALENDAR THE FRESHMAN CLASS Flower ..... Yellow Rose Colors ............................................ Green and Gold Motto tiThey Conquer Who Believe They Can OFFICERS President .................................. Norma, Armstrong Vice-President ............................ George Wilmert Secretary-Treasurer ........................ Jean Cameron Student Council Members ............ Marion Smith Richard Hurley Executive Committee ...................... Jean Hodgson Dean Hacking Class Adviser .......................... Miss Lorene Tallon Under the direction of 'Miss Tallon, the Freshmen class had their first party, a, Back- wards party, Tuesday, October 23. Voolleyball, relays, stunt games, a reading by Norma Armstrong, a short play, and group singing furnished the entertainment for the oc- casion. The refreshment committee served cookies, apples, candy bars and pop. The Freshmen had their second party, a Dress Up affair, on Tuesday, April 2, with the Sophomores. Page Thirty-F i712 THE LINCOLNITE 1946 FRESHMAN Row I M. Biggs; Y. Davis; B. Carroll; M. Dowdel; 1. Buck bery; R. Clark; D. Ackerman; W. Diersing; M. 11012; B. Brown; R. Colson Downing Row II E. Benedict; N. Armes; N. Curry; R. Carter; R. Row IV V. Allen; R. Brown; C. Coddington; B. Coombs; Doyle; P. Carpenter; C. Anderson; S. Brulm; R. D. Buse; D. Davis; D. Blickem; VV. Downs; B. Bacon Aery Row V D. Aukamp; N. Armstrong; S. Brannan; D. Brough- Row III B. Armbrust; S. Ealen; J. Cameron; M. E. Dusen- ton; L. Coady; B. Buttin; C. Berger; G. Bathe Row I T. Hunter; M, A. Freeman; N. Hale; 19. Hutchcraft; Row 1V 11- Harris; G. Elkills; W. Johnson; F. Eimcr; A- L. Eimer; F. Elsas; E. Huffman; C. Felton Hum; C. French; J. Ilodgsun; V. Fort Row II R. Estes; R. Hurley; M. Hunter; A. Howerton; P. Row V F. Heidbreder; D. Fulk; B. Jaggcrs; Hoy; C. Elkins; J. Huskins; E. Goad; D. Franklin D, Hocking; F. Johnson Row III Heidbreder; N. Ingram; A. Ely; M. E. IIelton; A. Gonzales; C. Jones; W. Georgi; R. Hamblen Page Thirty-Six THE LINCOLNITE FRESHMAN Row I R. Paige; J. McCullough; L. Langellier; J. Koehnle; Row IV E. Rickard; If. Newton; J. Opperman; M. Lynch; D. Robinson; J. Rose; M. J. Reiscke; G. Paxton B. Melton; L. Paulus; P. Kuntzi; D. Lowman; J. Row II H. Lynn; J. LaMothe; N. Pegram; I. Lumpp; E. Klarr Mears; J. Ovcrbey; M. Poole; I. Rico; T. Rhoads Row V C. Lester; C. Noble; P. Kirk; H. New- Row III M. LIcKnight; A. Pegram; H. Roos; D. Robson; ton; J. Roschnafsky; E. Kodatt; E. Lassen I. Prunty; M. Maher; J. Knight; D. Kingsley Row I J. Wheeler; R. Tomlin; D. Sheley; S. Williams; E. Row IV C. Sank; M. Smith! J. Wright; G. Wilson; I Sanders; I. Winkel; B. Sager; J. Wise Schultz; K. Starchevich; T. Tiffany Row 11 R. the; J. Scln-eiher; B. VVasson; P. Whisler; T. Row V D. Sanders; D. Thompson; C. Turley; J. Sparks; Spurling; A. Stumpf; V. R. Williamson; G. Wilmert A. Witt; C. Swanson; T. Schoof Row III R. Stoll; W. Schroeder; W. Simpson; I. Stuan; N. Walker; H. Sloan; B. Sell; M. Smith Page Thirty-Seven THE LINCOLNITE L 1946 x SNAPSHOT JUST AROUND THE SCHOOF . ., i :5 Jarmkww? a k; 0 5 ACTIVITIES THE LINCOLNITE 1946 COACHES AND ATHLETIC MANAGERS J. Hodgson; V. Baumgartner; R. Anderson; C. Shivc; R. Lovelace COACHES Roy S. Anderson, L. C. H. S. athletic director, heads the Rail- splitter's five man coaching staff with Victor Baumgartner, Jack Hodgson, and Royce Lovelace act- ing as his assistants in the major sports. George Shive has charge of the tennis team. Victor Baum- gartner is a new member of the coaching staff this year. ATHLETIC MANAGERS To the athletic managers of Lincoln High School go the sincere thanks of every athlete and stu- dent, for their many hours of work caring for athletic equipment. Often we are inclined to forget the behind-the-scene workers, Whose work is indispensable for the vict- ories of the team. William Hauffe and Charles Turley capatbly served in this cap- acity this year. H. Armstrong; C. Turley; W. Hauffe Page F arty THE LINCOLNITE FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Lincoln ................................ 7 Lanphier .............................. 0 Lincoln ................................ 41 Charleston .......................... 0 Lincoln ................................ 35 Manual ................................ 0 Lincoln ................................ 20 Pekin .................................... 7 Lincoln ................................ 14 Bloomington ...................... 14 Woodruff ............................ 14 Lincoln ................................ 7 Lincoln ................................ 39 Feitshans ............................ 6 Springfield .......................... 26 Lincoln ................................ 6 Lincoln. ................................ 18 Champaign .......................... 7 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lincoln ................................ 58 Feitshans ............................ 39 Lincoln ................................ 43 Lanphier .............................. 27 Clinton ................................ 45 Lincoln ................................ 41 Peoria. Manual .................... 43 Lincoln ................................ 41 Lincoln ................................ 51 Williamsville ...................... 35 Lincoln ................................ 46 Springfield .......................... 34 Rock Island ........................ 45 Lincoln ................................ 41 RFck Island ........................ 40 Lincoln ................................ 31 Lincoln ................................ 50 Moline .................................. 37 Lincoln . ............................... 57 Bloomington ...................... 44 mnccln ................................ 35 Mt. Pulaski .......................... 34 Pekin .................................. 50 Lincoln ................................ 48 Champaign .......................... 83 Lincoln ................................ 43 Lincoln ................................ 54 Peoria. Manual .................... 51 Lincoln ................................ 36 Clinton ................................ 31 Athens ................................ 44 Lincoln ................................ 38 Lincoln ................................ 51 Bloomington ...................... 45 Lincoln ................................ 51 Decatur ................................ 49 Springfield. .......................... 53 Lincoln ................................ 45 Pekin .................................... 48 Lincoln ................................ 32 Lincoln. ................................ 64 Elkhart ................................ 29 Atlanta ................................ 55 Lincoln ................................ 39 Page F orty-One VARSITY Row I D, Pokorski; D. Moore; D. Mauer; B. Poole; R. Ritchhart; R. Forrester; S. Starks; S. Cummings ;L. Havron; B. Lee- krone; B. Enselman Row II Coach Anderson; D. Lessen; B. Fisher; B. Bushell; G. Carl; D. Dike; L, Sheridan; H. Hendricks: T. Comstock; B. Ritcllhart; W, Gehlbach; P. Snyder; 13. ial'rows; F. Veff Mr. Baumgartner THE 1946 e FOOTBALL SEASON The Railsplitters opened their 1945 season by slugging through rain and mud to slate two scoreless victories. The varsity squad was again coached and guided through their wins and loses by their veteran coach Roy Anderson. The Railsplitters emerged from the season with a Big Twelve standing of three wins, one tie, and one loss. This year for the first time the Railsplitters played on their own field under lights. The Homecoming game was celebrated this way. Bill Bushell gained recognition as an all state half back. He played full back for LCHS. Walt Gehlbach and Tom Comstock won honorable mention. The veterans of this yearis gridironis experience who will return next year are B. Enselman and Bob Poole. Page Forty-Two aaltll-MMJ JEUJ RESERVES Row I D. Thompson; B. Snyder; N. Grubb; T. Underwood ; B. Fields; T. Seefeldt; I. Leonard; J. Altman; C. Bridgewater; N. Brack; B. Krotz Row 11 B. Hauffe; J. Pummill; T. Thompson; S. McLean; E. Mapes; K. Hurt; B. Fisher; W. Peters; J. Knochel; B. Comstock; J. Debelak; H. Armstrong Row III B. Hickey D. Doolen; D. Olsen; T. VanSickle; A. Ward; L. Williams; D. Dike; P. Thompson; R. Graue; A. Rohrer FRESHMAN SQUAD Row I V. Baumgartner; D. Aery; R. Hurley; C. Anderson; G. Paxton; W. Downs; D. Bruhn; D. Broughton; I. McCullough; R. Estes; D. Franklin; J. Schreiber; C. Felton Row II J. Hodgson; T. Schoof; W. Simpson; J. Harris; C. Berger; B. Battin; J. Newton; C. Lester; B. Smith; R. Blickem; Ii. Goad; D. Davis; H. Newton; R. Lovelace Row III S. Balen; R. Stoll; E. Kodatt; E. Lessen; A. Witt; J. Sparks; E. Rickord; L. Coady; M. Downing; M. McKnight; B. Bacon; M. Smith Page Forty-Faur 9-!!J-ACJJOJ 030d HOMECOMING Lincoln Community High School marked its twenty- sixth annual Homecoming, October 12, 1945. In the high school gymnasium, the annual assembly and pep meeting were held. After the singing of the Star Spangled Banner and the pledge of allegiance to the flag led by G. Arthur Browne, the freshmen were led in the school pledge by the senior class president, Dick Pokorski. The presentation of the colors followed by Norma Armstrong and George Wil- mert, the class 0f 49; Don Olson and Helen Bullerman, tHe class of 48; Lester Williams and Helen Musick, the class of 47 and Frances Langenbahn and Dean May presented the colors to the class of ,46. The L. C. H. S. banner was pre- sented and a word of welcome to the visitors was given by Frances Gordon and Gilbert Carl. Coach Roy S. Anderson v 5:; 2:9 .A N HOMECOMING tcontinuedT spoke a few words on the outlook of the game and Roman QTNeill, Bob Smith, Lt. tng Dick Kerrigan, and Miss Lew- ise Gordon, who have all been in the service overseas, gave short speechs. LeRoy Clapper and Shortie Rose, two former L. C. H. S. cheerleaders, led the group in yells and Rev Earl C. Hargrove gave a short talk. The program closed with several cheers and L. C. H. S. songs led by the yell leaders. The Railerhs 26th annual Homecoming game at Wood- lawn. Field at 8 P. M. also marked the first night game The game was With Bloomington and was the third Big Twelve game of the season and ended in a 14 to 14 tie. Page Forty-Six VARSITY tBASKETBALLl 1946 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Anderson; B. Bushell; B. Fisher; T. Comstock; G. Carl; B. Ritchhart; R. Ritchhart; K. Hurt; B. Enselman; R. Forrester BASKETBALL Lincoln was knocked out of the Regional Tournament by Atlanta, who in return was defeated by Mt. Pulaski, in the final. Lincoln was de- feated by Atlanta by a score of 55 to 39. Lincoln was again coached to victory and defeat by their veteran coach Roy S. Anderson, with a new assistant Victor Baumgartner, who was new to L. C. H. S. Lincoln's team was composed mostly of veterans like Gib Carl, Tom Comstock, Bill Bushell, Bob Ritchhart, and Bruce Enselman, a junior. These men are veterans of previous years of experience on the basketball court. Gib Carl who played forward was given all-state mention. He was the only man of the Lincolnls basketball team to receive honorable men- tion. Gib is a veteran of three years' service. Lincoln, by losing out in the Regional, should produce a wonderful track team for Lincoln. The boys should be well rested for the track season. They seemed to need rest, the entire basketball season. Maybe the boys need some atomic energy. One thing Lincoln did do through the season was to out score their opponents 187 to 1055. Gib Carl, ended up in fourth place in the Big Twelve in the'individual scoring race with 128 counters. Lincoln's returning veterans for next year will consist of two Juniors and one Sophomore with court experience. Page F arty-S even THE LINCOLNITE RESERVES AND FRESHMAN Row I V. Baumgartner; S. McLezm; D. Blessman; K. Hurt; E. Mapes; B. Fisher Row II D. Doolen; D. Olsen; T. Thompson; T. VanSickle; J. Knochel; R. Ritchhart Row I R. Lovelace; W. Diersin ; B. Battin; E. Kodatt; L. Coady; ster; C. Nobel; . Roschnafsky; W. Simpson; J. R II Hoggsof? M D . ow . axton; . owning; C. Anderson; J. Harris; M. Mc- Page Forty-Eaght Knight; B. Bacon; R. Acry; J. McCullough THE LINCOLNITE 1946 TRACK Row I J. Pummillg S. Starks; L. Williams; D. Borofsky; B. Row III J. Route; W. Knollenberg; J. Gossett; B. Poole; R. rotztR. Forrester ay; W. Peters; M. Boss; A. War ; . Cummings; Row II B. hnselman; L. Sheridan; G. Carl; T. Comstock; D. Mauer; B. Johnson; R. Barry B. Bushell; D. Dike; J. Comstock; D. Pokorski; H. Armstrong Row I E. Goad; W. Georgi; R. Hurley; J. McCullough; R. Knight; L. Coady; E. Kodatt; E. Rickord; J. Prunty; Franklin; D. Bruhn; C. Felton; K. Hawkins; B. J. Schreiber; R. Schoof Brown; G. Paxton; R. Estes Row IV D. Thompson; A. Witt; C. Noble; J. Newton; C. Row 11 C. Berger: L. Newton; C. Sank; C. Anderson: R. Lester; B. Wright; K. Hurt; J. Roschnafsky; P. Kirk; Aery; D. Broughton; D. Davis; W. Diersing; B. H. Allen; B. Fisher; J. Sparks Downs: B. Johnson: J. Harris; N. Brak Row V B. Fields; J. Knochel; R. Ritchhart; B. Graue; R. Row III R. Lovelace; R. Stoll; S. Balen; C. Bridgewater; H. Hickey; T. Thompson; D. Dike; N. Ggubb; D. Mc- Dirks; R. Blickem; Smith; W. Simpson; M. Mc- Kinley; G. LeSSEn; S. McLean; B. Battm Pagc Forty-Nine THE LINCOLNITE 1946 TENNIS Page Fifty D. Shroyer; J. Smith; D. Doolcn; D. Thompson; T. Underwood; D. Olsen TENNIS The LCHS tennis team this year wasnit as expert as usual because members of the team lacked experience. The team was hit hard when it lost its key man Butch Hendricks. Butch last year won the district singles' title and com- peted in the state meet at Champaign. Other members of the team are Olsen, Underwood, Shroyer, and Doolen. Lincoln looks forward to a better team in the next two years. Most of the team's players are sophomores with the exception of Dick Shroyer who is a senior. The squad again carries a full schedule this season with meets such as Peoria. Central, Pekin, Decatur, and Blooming- ton. There are all duel return matches. The District will be 'at Decatur and the State Meet will be at Champaign as well as the Big Twelve. THE LINCOLNITE 1946 CHEER LEADERS AND BATON TWIRLERS W W D. Lee; B. Hoinacki; B. Kingsley; J. Camp; E. Mills CHEERLEADERS Osk-ee-wa-wa! Skin-ee-Wa-Wa! Cheer- games. Of the boys who volunteered, only leaders! Cheerleaders! Yeah! Lincoln High Bill Kingsely, Don Lee, Jim Camp, Ed Mills, t gives sincere thanks to their ten cheerleaders Bob Follis, and Bernard Hoinacki, have act- for the excellent work they have done this ively participated. The girls who have year. They volunteered last fall and have cheered are Barbara Weindorf, Loreen led the school yells at the majority of the Lathram, Betty Miller and Dorothy Hahn. BATON TWIRLERS Lending zest and sparkle to parades, the eight baton twirlers of L. C. H. S. march in step at the head of the band giving exhibition per- formances at both football and has- ketball games. Learning to twirl a baton around onets finger is not an easy task. It takes practice, and the as- piring youngsters get plenty of that. Every Tuesday and Thursday even- ing after school they can be found twirling . You may not see them in the Winter, but the practice goes on just the same in the Methodist church gym. The three seniors who have been active for four years are Madeline Smith, Helen ROhlfS, and Howard H. Rohlfs; B. Weindorf; D. Mintjal; M. Smith; B. Bauer Kinney. Betty Bauer is the only . . girl from the junior class. The sophomores Donna. Ray MmtJal 0f Monroe 3011001 are Barbara Weindorf and Marcella Rout, has also marched with the band, and is quite son, and the freshmen are Marilyn Biggs adept with the baton. and Joyce Rice. Page Fifty-One THE LINCOLNITE 1946 BAND BAND Under the able direction of R. B. Smith, the band completed a successful year. The band played for football and basketball games, llpep meetings, marched in parades, and presented three concerts. To become a member of the concert band, you are required to pass an entrance exam which includes playing scales in all keys, sight reading, playing a solo, and being able to interpret tempo and expression mark- ings. All band members are third class Oboes M. Klemm B. Weller E. Wright S. Brennan D. Necessary M. Helton V. Fort Flutes M. Poole B. Maloney B. Stoll J. Van Meter Alto Clarinet J. uer D. Doolen B. Purkey . Bass Clarinet . Clarinets J Becker H. Kmney R Barry E. Q'pperman Saxophone J. Flsherkeller J. Hake N. Heltman W Hilgendorf M. Cook D. Gimbel J. Bauer M. Anderson G. Klan- B. Bauer W. Vehslage D. Bracko B. Purdon Tenor Saxophone C. Sherbert N, GehlbaCh H. Bafeman D. Meyer K. Wiggers Baritone Saxophone Fluke B. Johnson Page Fifty-Twa musicians upon entering. In order to become a second class musican you must be able to play exercises, scales, sight read material of a more difficult nature, memorize a solo, write a five hundred word essay of the hist- ory of your instrument, produce correct in- tonation, and know all kinds of tempo and expression markings. After passing this you are entitled to wear a chevron on your sleeve. Chair-play-offs are held at the beginning of semester to determine each studentls ability and rightful place in each section. Coronets D. Martihie M. Pemberton B. Dowmng J. Smith L. Sheridan R. Ball W. Gehlbach E. Mills N. Webb D. Lessen Basses V. Clark D. Shroyer B. Parcelle B. Ritchhart B. Wilson D. Lassen W. Knollenburg C. Felton French Horns P. Trommer G. Gossett String Bass L. Racobs C. Moriearity . H. Lynn Percussmn G. Ressler B. Donath A. Stumpf . D. Thompson Bantones T. Tomlin B. Fields D. Racobs H. Hendricks B. Brown , H. Bullerman P. Beckholt M. Gehlbach Trombones X Dropped Band M. Augspurger S Servxce XX XX THE LINCOLNITE STRING ENSEMBLE Standing D. May: C. Mounce; R. Bermel; D. Hagan; Miss Hyde; C. Moriearity Sitting P. Amberg; D. Shroyer; H. Kinney; B. Maloney; W. Shane; N. Webb STRING ENSEMBLE The string ensemble under the direction of Miss Hyde and composed of the students named below performed for numerous act- ivities and assemblies throughout the school year. ; They played Christmas carols for the sitions of lighter nature for an assembly at Central School. The group also gave a, group of compo- sitions for the Annual play in November, be- fore and after the play as well as between acts. Junior, Senior, Christmas party and compo- Activities September ............ Central School, Assembly October ........................ Methodist Menhs Club November ........................ Farm Bureau and Annual Play December Junior Senior Christmas Party April ............................ Spring Music Concert May ............................................ Baccalaureate First Violins Second Violins Cello . Bass Pat Amberg Rosie Bermel Winnie Shane Carol Moneanty Dean May Charles Mounce Madaline Smith . ' Dick Shroyer e , R; Howard Kinney Norma Webb Plamst Dorothy Hagen Bill Maloney Page Fifty-Three BOY'S GLEE CLUB Row I K. Hurt; B. Fields; W. Gehlbach; R. Barry; B. Johnson; Row III A. White; L. Rabobs; D. Lee; B. Follis hompson Row II T. Camp; E. Donath; B. Maloney; R. Struening; D. Olsen; Row IV B. Fisher; N. Plotkin; F. Veff; . Meyers McKinley BOYS' O'CTET Row I R. Smith; H. Bullerman Row II D. Meyers; B. Johnson; N. Plotkin; P. Schrader . Row III I. Camp; D. Stoltz; B. Maloney; D. Lee Page thty-Four D. Alt; P. Schrader; S. Starks; N. Grubb; Row I P. Beckholt; P. Stanley; E. Opperman; J. Hake; B. Beaver; E. hearn; W. S ane Row II J. Weaver; H. Bateman; P. Amberg; S. Hamilton; N. Mc- Cullough; B. Schmidt; M. Cook CHORAL CLUB President ........................................ J oan Hake Secretary and Treasurer .......... Marion Cook Librarians ...................... Betty Schmidt and Pat Amberg Row III I. Knockel: II. Bullerman; N. Gehlbach; M. Augspurger; G. Mathein; M. Pemberton; B. Goff Row IV 114i Armstrong; L. Curry; M, Mills; M. Hanger; B. Dial; agan This group meets at 8:10 every Tues- day and Thursday morning before school. They sang at the Religious Education pro- gram, Thanksgiving program and on several other occasions. They expect to go to a sectional contest at Springfield on May 18. Standing N. McCullough; M. Pembcrton; N. Gehlbach; M. Augs- purger; P. Beckholt; E. Opperman Plano H. Bullermau THE LINCOLNITE ANNUAL PLAY Page Fifty-Siz Roclney 33mm ' x 1 ' ' Henrietta v , . ' . ; Emmy xamllngh Jodwillow Jack Lame:- , .Dmrm Myra Opal Dow mm Wight ' Ofrlaer Br ' THE LINCOLNITE SENIOR PLAY 1946 GHOST WANTED Hugo Bromley, a young man out of a job, and Jeffrey Hall, his associate in many not-too-successful ventures, answer the ad- vertisement of Ghost Wanted. Full-time healthful work, haunting lovely island home. Apply Ramshead Rock. By applying for this ad the boys became acquainted with Ginger and Gale Stormgay, the attractive grandaughters of Granny Kate, owner of the strange house on Ramshead Rock. Through the meeting of Professor de Vallor and Madam Zolga the boys come in contact with voodoism and the raising of zombies. The mysterious disappearance of Brad- shaw, the sheriff, and the insistance of Hat- cher, the houseman, to leave the island bring mysterious affairs of Ramshead Rock to a climax. Jeffrey Hall, with the help of Hugo, Gale, and Ginger solve the mystery, reveal- ing that the island, on which Ramshead Rock is located had been used as an arsenal and hide out for a foreign spy ring. Cast Hugo .................................... LeRoy Hoinacki Jeff ........ Nate Plotkin Troddy .................................... Marian Pfeifer Ginger ........................................ Marian Cook Gale .............................. Norma Jeanne Hagan Hatcher ..................................... Bob Barrows Granny Kate ............ Kathleen Ann Dumser Professor ................................ Alan Comstock Madam Zolga ............................ Helen Rohlfs Azala Julia Bauer Nora Vane .................................... Rosalie Ball Bradshaw .................................. Dick Shroyer Pantomime ............................ Lester Sheridan THE ANNUAL PLAY One Wild Night , written by Guernsey Le Pilley, was presented to an appreciative audience Friday, November sixteenth in the high school gym. The play consisted of three acts under the direction of Eleanor Laughlin. The entire action takes place in the home of Rodney Dodd. Page Fifty-Seven THE LINCOLNITE 1946 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION St. Patrickk St. Mary's Baptist Christian Zion Lutheran Trinity First Presbyterian Cumberland Presbyterian Methodist Page Fifty-Eighl sag agyaxumma iTE LINCOLN SNAPSHOT THE DRGANIZATIUNS THE LINCOLNITE LINCOLNITE STAFF 1946 M. H. Anderson 11. Tellish A. Comstock K. Dumscr I. Koyn C. Laube D. Shruyer Miss Koohnle Page Sixty-One THE LiNCOLNITE LINCOLNITE STAFF Krotz . Lee Hamilton VI. Schroeder . Lenardt B N S i A N McCullough E. Opperman M. Cook H. Finke 5. Becker P. Amberg Page S 1211mi TTE LiNCOLNiTE , T .. ,, ,. , .. 1943 RAILSPLITTER STAFF mswmu, a. aotxaimr'mxmws ' ' mm, 9,, mm L am 3. wwx; 3,,T' ' ', Page Sixty-Three THE LINCOLNITE RAIISPLITTER mm Page SMy-Four 1946 RAILSPLITTER STAFF Our Railsplitter, a. bi-weekly publica- tion is under the direction of George Shive as Editorial and Make-Up advisor and Miss Frances Dickerson as Business Advisor. It is distributed fourteen times during the school year. The staff is composed of : Editor-in-Chief .................... Frances Gordon Assistant Editors ........ Pat Beckholt Norma J eane Hagan News Editors ............ Jo Fisherkeller Mary Redus Margaret Ann Pemberton Sports Editor ............................ Les Williams Picture Editor .............. Marilyn Augspurger Assistant ................................ Mary Lou Mills Feature Writers ............ Bob Wilson Grace Ann Mathein Reporters ........ N ancy Harris, Pat McManus, Nancy Heitmann, Gwen Gossett, Elizabeth Hoinacki, Donna Jean Gimbel, Marthann Hardin Business Manager .......................... Rita Ryan Circulation Manager .......................... Pat Dea Exchange Editor ........... Marion Gordon THE LINCOLNITE HONOR SOCIETY Row I C. Noonan; N. McCullough; N. J. Hagan; F. Gordon; J. Weaver; P. Beckholt; JF. Langenbahn; B. Maloney; G. Carl; L. Hoinacki Row II J. Fisherkeller; L. Camel; J. Knochel; M. Augsput- . A. Stanley: R. Forrester; L. he Row III N. Gehlbach; J. Koyn; K. Dumser; H. Tellish; M. Anderson; P. Amberg; R. Ryan; D. Rohrer; D Werkman THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a na- tional organization whose purpose is to give recognition to students scholastically in the upper third of their class who in all phases of school life have excelled in the four fol- lowing principles encouraged by the society: character, scholarship leadership, and ser- v1ce. The members of the Honor Society sold victory bonds and stamps to the school pu- pils throughout the school year from booths near rooms 316 and 206. It was also the re- sponsibility of the members to see that the flag was placed outside the school building each morning and brought inside each even- ing. Several of the members assisted with the Sectional Speech Tournament in March at the high school and in April four mem- bers took a scholarship examination offered to the senior members of the National So- cieties. CALENDAR Wednesday, November 28, 1945 Induction Thursday, January 31, 1946 .................... ................ Informal Induction Friday, March 8, 1946 .................... Induction Monday, April 15, 1946 .............................. ................ Informal Induction OFFICERS First Semester President ...................................... Gilbert Carl Vice-President .................... Frances Gordon Secretary ............................ Jeanette Weaver Treasurer ............................ Patricia Beckholt Second Semester President ...................... LeRoy Hoinacki Vice-President .................... William Maloney Secretary ...................... Frances Langenbahn Treasurer .................... Mary Helen Anderson Page Sixty-Five THE LINCOLNITE 1946 STUDENT COUNCIL Row I R. Hurley; D. Rohrer; M. Smith; Mrs. Small; P. Mc anus; N. Row 11 Armstrong Lee; L. Williams; D. Pokorski; W. Peters; J. Lauer; B. Bushel; D. Olsen; D. Borofski STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of the class presidents, the past class presidents and a. representative elected from each class. Mrs. J ohn Small is the faculty sponsor. The Council had their reorganization meeting on December 20 electing the following officers: Bill Bushell, President, Lester Williams, Vice President, and Norma. Armstrong, Secretary. They collected funds for the Christmas decorations, also helped to decor- ate the large Christmas tree for the high school. In January a new constitution was drawn up. In February the Council joined Page SMy-Sir the Illinois Association of Student Councils. The members of this organizaton were ap- pointed teachers' assistants in session rooms and also to have charge of small study halls. In March Student Day was arranged for which each member of the Student Council took over the positions of principal and deans and each class elected its member to teach the group. Parliamentary procedure was taught in the session rooms. A delega- tion from the Council will attend the State Convention of Illinois Association of Student Councils in Peoria April 12. THE LINCOLNITE LATIN CLUB 1946 LATIN CLUB The members of the Latin Club hold their meetings the first Tuesday of every month under supervision of their advisors, Miss Fairfield and Dr. Koch. The Roman supper, and annual event, was the highlight of this year's program. Those serving as officers are: Consuls ................ Nancy Hill, Gwen Gossett Qualtar .................................... Pat McManus Proctor ............................ Donna. Jean Gimbel Ediles ---.Eliza.beth Hoinacki, Nancy Harris Jean Koehnle, Lois Langellier Page Sirty-Swm THE LINCOLNITE HOME EC CLUB HOME EC CLUB President .................................... Marian Cook Vice President ........................ Anita Lenardt Secretary ................................ Norma Rickard Treasurer .y. ............................ Luella. Kennedy Song Leaders ................ June Knochel, Lois Baker, Martha Dusenberry Pianists ........ Mary Helen Anderson, Leona. Atteberry, Joanne Barrow Advisors .................... - Miss Lucille Waltz Miss Corrine Houston Page S ixty-Eighi COMMITTEES Program .......... Anita Lenardt whairmam, Erline Martin, Elizabeth Schutz, Paul- ine Beverman, Marthann Hardin Poster .................... Luella Kennedy, Norma Rickard, Marian Cook Social ........ Evelyn Hutchcraft mhairmam, Marilyn Schroeder, Joyce Laun, Betty Havron, Jeanette. Weaver, Joyce Lumpp, Myra Belle Hanger 1946 THE LINCOLNITE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row I B. Carroll; P. Carpenter; L. Baker; E. Martin; C. Hild; C. Koller Row II B. Ferguson; B. Bauer; D. Racobs; L. Shutts; M. Hardin Row 111 J. Huskins; E. Langenbahn; P. Lewis; S. Brana- nan; D. Hickman G. A. A. Advisor ........................................ Miss Tallon President ............................ Marthann Hardin Vice-President .................... Helen Bullerman Social Chairman ............................ Lois Baker The G. A. A. is an organization to pro- mote good sportsmanship, and to give girls the opportunity to participate in any sports and athletics in Which they are interested. The association meets the first Monday of every month at 8 otclock. During the year, the members take part in such activities as basketball, hikes, tennis, dancing, and arch- ery. A picnic and weiner roast were held last fall, and a spring picnic will be enjoyed at the close of the year. A Christmas par- ty was held before school closed. The main feature of the party was a gift exchange. Twenty-five girls belong to this organiza- tion. Page Sizty-Niu THE LINCOLNITE QUILL 35 SCROLIF N. F. L. QAEILL AAA SCBCLL L 9: Am L WlliAmA, F. P 339: Hague, i , wwwne. ., A VA'AUALAAAA ,, LAughILin g AAAAAA, A Aiharm, A? WWW: J 1112mm 3 Earqukl', H DirkA, L. 0A Al LA Vaclaakey . C A. ?iAhArkAmAr, A? LAA, 3; LEAmimyn QUILL AND SCROLL Frances Gordon, Rita Ryan, Norma show excellent work in the field of journal- Jeanne Hagan, Lester Williams, Patricia Beckholt, and Bob Wilson, are members of the Quill and Scroll. To obtain this honor you must have at least the standing of a Junior, be in the upper third of your class, Page Seventy ism, be recommended by the advisor, and be approved by the International Treasurer. On April 29, at 6:30 P. M. at Hotel Lincoln all members of the Quill and Scroll were hosts and hostesses at a banquet to the Alumni of this organization since 1938. THE LINCOLNITE USHERS CAMERA CLUB - VISUAL AIDS 1946 N. Faul; M. Meacham; J. Amberg;; J. Newman M. chte; J. Hickey; R. Ball; 1:. Dca USHERS Courtesy and dependability were the main requirements for the selection of the ushers, a group composed of nine girls Who volunteered during the last semester of their junior year. Always remembering these standards, our ushers served faithfully at every play, program, and important affairs which took place in the gym during the year. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, under the supervision of L. M. Hardin, was organized four years ago. This year the meetings were held on the third Thursday of every month. The fundamentals of developing and printing pictures are taught and the members learn about composition, and how to enlarge films. VISUAL EDUCATION These students of L. C. H. S. put in time learning the mechanics and operations of the sound m'ovie projector, under Mr. Lueb- chow's expert directions. They operated the machine for various pictures, shown in classes, such as Chemistry, Foods, Clothing, etc. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Membership in the National Forensic League is obtained through extensive work in giving readings to clubs and church or- ganizations and participation in various forms of contest work. Candidates for this organization must have gained the required twenty-one points which may be obtained on the basis of three points per reading. The induction for new members was held in May, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Laughlin. Page Seventy-One JANITORS OF LCHS LCHS is indeed fortunate to have such an ambitious group of janitors to claim. Heading the list of five men is Charles Hirt- man, supervisor of all the school janitors in Lincoln. He has been at LCHS for forty- six years, being absent only five days during the time, because of an illness last winter. Mr. Hirtman is on duty usually during the day but comes to the high school at any time of the day or night when something goes wrong. Harry Hudspeth has been at LCHS for thirteen years. He works on the night shift with Ora Turley who has been a janitor for three years. Russell Rankin, a janitor for thirteen years works on the day shift with Clarence Schrader, who drove the bus for two years until Mr. Henson returned. He has been a janitor for one year. Page Seventy-Two Sam Zimmemman Darold Henson THE LINCOLNITE 1946 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F. F. A. The F. F. A. holds its meetings at noon on the first Monday of every month. The first meeting was spent electing officers. They have many activities. Every Satur- day night they have recreation. There are judging teams, who have had 'much success this year. The State meeting for judging comes in June. There is a Sectional Fair in August. The best orators represent the or- ganization in a Public Speaking Contest in March. Also in March a Parent and Son Banquet is held. For a week in August a camp is held and later a State and Inter- national Fair for those who wish to attend. In June a sheep show and sale is held and later, in September, a fat barrow show and sale are sponsored. Advisor .......................................... Mr. Foster President ........................... Donald Werkman Vice-President ........................ Donald Lessen Secretary .................................... Jim Haseley Representative .................... Walter Gehlbach Watch Dog .................... Robert Huelskoetter Page Sewenty-Thnc THE LINCOLNITE THESPIANS Row I P. McManus; M. Fisherkeller; M. Row II W. Caldwell; N. J. Hagan; J. Sosaman; G. Mathein; Row IV D. Shroycr; B. Opperman; Miss Laughlin A. Comstock; J. La Page chnty-Four Redus Pemberton; J. Bauer THESPIANS President ................ Nancy McCullough Vice-President ............................ Mary Redus Secretary-Treasurer ...... JoAnn Fisherkeller The Thespians, a national organizatibn, has as its goal the creation of the spirit of ac- tive and intelligent interest in dramatics. In order to qualify for membership, 9. student must have had one major role in a. play, three minor roles, or have done a. required amount of staff work. New members are installed both formally and informally twice a year, in the fall and in the spring. The membership increased this year from six to thirty-three. The Thespians were in charge of the speech contest, the one act plays which were presented during the year, and a great many other dramatic activities. Barrow; uer L. Hoinacki; Cook; R. Ball; N. McCullough; J. Row III K. Dumser; S. Becker; M. Anderson; M. Mills; M. K. Hurt; THE LINCOLNITE 1946 SPEECH DEPARTMENT t SPEECH DEPARTMENT A variety of different programs were given in assemblies such as one act plays as Let Me Come Back , student director was Dick Martinie; Mrs. O'Learys Cow , by student director Robert Barrow and the , Thanksgiving Tableau. Thirty programs were furnished for the community consist- ing of readings, short plays and tableau. Representatives in the District contest gave comedy and serious readings, oratorical declamation, extemporaneous speeches and verse reading. Placements were as follows in the District contest: oratory, Mary Helen Anderson, 2nd; poetry, Connie Sherbert, 1st; extemporaneous speaking, Jack Lauer, 2nd. Lincoln Community High School was host for the Sectional Tournament. Place- ments were as follows: oratory, Mary Helen Anderson, lst; poetry, Connie Sherbert, 1st; extemporaneous speaking, Jack Lauer, 2nd, in Class A division, also a. contest play, Sod ,- was presented. The speech Advisor is Miss Eleanor Laughlin. SPEECH CONTESTANTS Comedy Reading Lois McCloskey Cabbages Serious Reading ........................................ Norma Armstrong The Birthday Oratorical Declamation .................... Mary Helen Anderson The Man Who Played God Verse Speaking Connie Sherbert Lament by Edna St. Vincent Millay Silence by Edgar Lee Masters Four Little Foxes by Lou Sarett Ehctemporaneous Speaking .................................. Jack Lauer Page Seventy-Fiw THE LINCOLNiTE ACTIVITY Norma Ackerman .................. Hall Monitor 7-8. Alma Aderman ........................ G. A. A. 1-2; Girls7 Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Style Show 4-8. Patricia Jean Amberg ............ Choral Club 3-8; Librarian 7-8; Girls' Glee Club 1-2; Inter Nos 1-4; Lincolnite 5-8; National Honor Society 8; Orchestra 1-8; Railsplitter 5-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Study hall assistant 7-8; Mixed Octette 7-8; Girls; Sextette 5-6; String Quartette 7 -8. Mary Helen Anderson ............ Band 1-8 L ; Girls' Glee Club 1-2; Home Ec Club 1-7; Lincolnite 5-8; Co-Editor 7-8; National Forensic League 8; National Honor Society 7-8; Treasurer 8; Mrs. O'Leary's Cow ; Let Me Come Back ; Rail- splitter 3-4; Semester honor roll 1-8; Student religious council 3-4,8; Thespians 8; Saxaphone Quartets 3-8; Style Show 6-8; Property Crew 8; Costume Crew 8; Make-up Crew 8; Speech Contest; Music Contest 3-8. Millicent Armstrong .............. C horal Club 7; Girls' Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; v Library Assistant 7-8; Art Director 7-8; Art Contest 1-2; Music Contest 5-6. Leona Atteberry .................... Class Officer 7-8; Girls; Glee Club 1-4; President 3-4; Li- brarian 1-2; Hall Monitor 8; Home Ec Club 1-6; Office Assistant 7-8; Usher 5-6. . Dorothy Jean Bacon .............. Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 2-7; Library Assistant 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-4, 7-8. Daniel Baker ............................ Football 3-5; Honor Monitor 7 -8; Semester Honor Roll 1-5; Track 2, 4, 6; Intramurals 1, 3, 6, 7. Rosalie Ball .............................. Band 1-8, L ; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Cc Club 1-2, 5-6; Library Assistant 7-8; Ghost Wanted ; Semester Honor Roll 3-6; Swing Band 4-5,7; Thespians 8; Trios and Quartets 5-8. Robert Barrow ........................ Monograms, track and football; Boys' Glee Club 1-6; Foot- ball 1, 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor 8; One Wild Night ; Mrs. O'Leary's Cow ; Ghost Wanted . Julia. Bauer .............................. Band 1-8, 7L ; Home EC Club 1-2, 7-8; Ghost Wanted ; 7 Study Hall Assistant 7-8; Thespians 8; Quartet 6-8. Page Seve'nty-S'ix THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ACTIVITY John W. Becker ...................... Football 1-6 L ; Band 1-8 L ; Boys' Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 3, 4, 6; Library Assistant 5; Railsplitter 1-2; Track 1-6; Varsity Club 5-6. Sandra Becker ........................ Girls' Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Inter Nos 1-4; Lin- colnite 7-8; Thespians 7 -8; Let Me Come Back ; Rail- splitter 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-5, 7-8; Prop Crew 1; Make-up Crew 1; Costume Crew 8. Patricia Marie Beckholt ........ Band 1-8 L ; Choral Club 1-8 L ; Executive Committee 5-6; Inter Nos 1-4; Aedile 3-4; Library Assistant 5-6; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Treasurer 7; 2Night of January 16th 1; Railsplitter 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Assistant Editor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Student Re- ligious Ciuncil 7-8; Girls' Sextette 5, 6, 7, 8; Usher 5,6; Quill and Scroll 8. Mildred Belcher ...................... Girls' Glee Club 5-6; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8. Helen Blanchard ...................... Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 7-8. Stanley Boughan .................... Army. Mary A. Bowns ........................ Hall Monitor 8; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Library Assistant 7; Railsplitter Distributor 7-8. Dorothy Lee Bracko .............. Band 1-8 2L ; Girls' Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7 -8; Sem- ester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Betty Bridges .......................... Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 7 -8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Style Show 3, 4, 5, 6. Ruth Bridgewater .................. Home Ec Club 3-4; Library Assistant 7-8; Office Assistant 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 3-4; Style Show 4. Bill Bushell .............................. Athletic Awards, Basketball, Track, Football; Basketball 1-8; Football 1-8; Hall Monitor 7-8; Student Council 1-8; President 7-8; Student Religious Council 5-6; Study Hall Assistant 5-6; Track 1-8; Varsity Club 5, 6, 7, 8. Page Seventy-Se-ven THE LiNCOLNITE ACTIVITY Wanda Caldwell ...................... Band 1-4; G. A. A. 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-6; Pledges6; Thespians 8; Make up 8; Costume 8; Concession Helper 5-6. Gilbert Carl .............................. Football L ; Basketball UL ; Track L ; Basketball 1-8; Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor 6-8; National Honor Society 6-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Track 2, 4, 6, 8; Varsity Club 5-8. LeRoy H. Clark ...................... Transferred from West Salem, Illinois. Virginia Clark .......................... Band 1-8 L ; Class Officers 7-8; Girlsf Glee Club 1-2; Library Assistant 7-8; Offce Assistant 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-6; Trios and Quartets 5-6. Alan Comstock ....... -. ................ L incolnjte 7-8; One Wild Night ; 8Ghost Wanted ; Stud- ent Religious Council 1-2; Study Hall Assistant 7-8; Thespians 8; Camera Club 7-8; Whitewash Crew 7; Chess Club 6. John Comstock ........................ Hall Monitor 7-8; Inter Nos 7-8; Track 2, 4, 6; Intramural 2, 4, 6, 8; Whitewash Crew 7. Robert Comstock .................... Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor 7-8; Track 2, 4, 6; Intra- mural 1, 3, 5, 7; Perfect Attendance; Stage Helper 7-8. Tom Comstock ......................... FOotball HL ; Basketball L ; Track L ; Basketball 2, 4, 6, 8; Class Offcer 5-6; Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor 6-8; Tennis 1; Track 2, 4, 6, 8; Varsity Club 6- 8. Marian Cook ............................ Band 1-8 L ; Choral Club 1-8; Secretary and Treasurer 7-8; Home EC Club 1-8; Vice President 5-6; President 7-8; Library Assistant 5-8; Lincolnite 5-8; Offce As- sistant 7-8; One Wild Night ; Ghost Wanted ; Rail- splitter 6-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Thespians 7-8; Quartet 5-7; Clarinet Captain 7 -8. Patricia Dea ............................ Executive Committee 5-6; Girls4 Glee Club 1-2; Hall Moni- tor 7-8; Inter Nos 1-4; Lincolnite 5-6; Railsplitter 7-8; Circulation Manager; Semester Honor Roll 2,4, 6, 8; Homecoming Program 3; Concession Helper 5-6; Vic- tory Parade 7. Don Dial .................................. Band 3-4, 5; Hall Monitor 7-8; Stage Helper 6; Intra- murals 8. Page Swenty-Eight THE LINCOLNITE '4 1943 ACTIVITY Dale Dike .................................. Football L ; Track 44L ; Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor 7-8; Track 2, 4, 6, 8; Varsity Club 5-8; Student Helper 5-8. Eugene Donath ........................ Boysf Glee Club 1-8; Hall Monitor 7-8; Railsplitter typist 8; Intramurals 5-8. Bertie Lou Downing .............. Band 1-8, L ; Hall Monitor 5-6; Home Ec Club 1-8; Office Assistants 7-8; Railsplitter distributor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Trombone Quartet 5-6; Brass Sextet 3-4; Style Show 3-4. Kathleen Dumser .................... Girls! Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 5-8; Inter Nos 1-4; Lin- colnite 5-8; National Honor Society 8; Railsplitter 1-2; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Thespians 8; 4'One Wild Night ; Ghost WantedW Bob Elsas ................................ Band 1-4; Boys' Glee Club 1-4; Future Farmers 5-6; Hall Monitor 7-8; Study Hall Assistant 7-8; Intramurals 6-8. Bill Estes .................................. Football 1-6; Hall Monitor 7-8; Track 1-6; Intramurals 1-8; Whitewash Crew Captain 7; Checker Club 3-4; Chess Club 3-4. Helen Finke ............................ Girls' Glee Club 1-6; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Lincolnite 5-8; Semester Honor Roll 3-6; Property Crew 8; Style Show 4; Bus Monitor 5-8 uL . Ruth Finke .............................. Band 1-8, L ; Home Ec Club 1-8; Lincolnite 5-6; Property Crew 8; Semester Honor Roll 3-6; Clarinet Quartet 7 -8; Style Show 4. Bill Fisher ................................ Football, L ; Basketball, 44L ; Basketball 1-8; Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Hall Monitor 7; Track 2, 4, 6; Varsity Club 7-8. Ed Fitzpatrick ........................ Transferred from St. Bede4s Academy, Peru, Illinois 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Intramurals 5-8; Whitewash Crew 7. Katherine Gehlbach ................ Girls' Glee Club 5-8; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-2; Checker Tournment 5-6. Walter Gehlbach .................... Football, 44L ; Band 1-7, L ; Boys' Glee Club 1-7; Execu- tive Committee 5-6; Football 1-8; Future Farmer 1-8, L ; Hall Monitor 8; Track 1-6; Varsity Club 7; Intra- murals 1-8; Future Farmer President 5-6; Reporter 7-8. Page Seventy-Nim THE LINCOLNITE ACTIVITY Leonard Gonzales .................... Hall Monitor 7-8; Track 5-6; Intramurals 3-8. Isabel Gonzales ...................... Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 3-8; Style Show 3-6. Frances Gordon ...................... Class Secretary Treasurer 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Inter Nos 1-4; Aedile 3-4; National chcr Society 6-8; Railsplit- 7 ter 3-8-; Editor-in-Chief 7-8; Semester chor Roll 1-8; Quill and Scroll 7-8. Norma Jearme Hagan ............ Girls' Glee Club 1-2; Inter Nos 1-2; Office Assistant 78; Lincolnite 5-6; National Honor Society 8; Railsplitter 6-8; Asociate Editor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Quill and Scroll 8; Thespians 8; Junior Concessions Seller; Executive Committee 5-6; Victory Parade 7; Ghost Wanted ; Make-up Crew 3. Joan Hake ................................ Band 1-8 U'; Secretary Treasurer 7-8; Choral Club 1-8; President 7-8; Class Secretary Treasurer 5-6; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-4; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Lincolnite 5-8; Railsplitter 7-8; Student Religious Council 7-8; Sax Quartet 1-6; Music Contestant 3-6. Katherine Hardy ................... .Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Study Hall Assistant 1-2; Poster Changer 7-8; Style Show 3-4. Harold Hendricks .................. Navy. Joanne Hickey ........................ G. A. A. 1-6; Girls? Glee Club 1-2; Home Ec Club 1-4; Inter Nos 3-4; Office Assistant 7-8; Railsplitter 7-8; Usher 7-8. Dorothy Higgins .................... Girls' Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-6; Semester Honor Roll 2, 7, 8; Style Show 4., Delores Hodgdon .................. ,Hall Monitor 7 -8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Secretary 3-4; Semes- ter Honor Roll 1, 2, 7; Style Show 4-8. LeRoy Hoinacki ...................... BoysX Glee Club 1-6; Class Officer 5-6; Hall Monitor 78; National Honor Society 7-8; One Wild Night ; Ghost Wanted ; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Student Religious Council 7-8; Thespians 7-8; Whitewash Crew Captain 7. Carl Huelskoetter .................... F. F. A. 1-8; Watchdog 7 -8; Bus Monitor 5-8. Page Eigh ty THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ACTIVITY Harold Hum ............................ Hall Monitor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-2. Louis Jackson .......................... Band 5-6; F. F. A. 7-8; Hall Monitor 7-8; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Edwin Johnson ........................ Boys4 Glee Club 1-6; Stagecraft 5-6. Edythe Kingsley ...................... Girls, Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-2. Howard Kinney ...................... Band 3-8; Baton Twirler 1-8; Boys4 Glee Club 1-2; Cheer Leading 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Orchestra 5-8; Semes- ter Honor Roll 5,6,7; Swing Band 5-6; Clarinet Quar- tet 1-8. Marcia Klemm ........................ Band 1-8 L ; Girls' Glee Club 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Railsplitter 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 3; Study Hall Assistant 7 -8; Clarinet Quartet 7-8; Style Show 4. June Knochel .......................... Choral Club 1, 7, 8; Girls4 Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Library Assistant 7-8; National Honor Society 8; Railsplitter 4-5; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Mixed Octet 7-8; Music Contestant 8. Joanne Koyn ........ A .................. G irls4 Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Library Assistant 7-8; Lincolnite 5-8; National Honor Society 8; Railsplitter 5-6; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Victory Parade 7; Style Show 4. Frances Langenbahn ............ Class Officer 7-8; Library Assistant 5-8; Lincolnite 5, 6; Na- tional Honor Society 7,8; Office Assistant 7,8; Sem- ester Honor Roll 5-8; Bus Monitor 3, 4. Carol Laube .......................... Hall Monitor 7-8; Inter Nos 1-4; Railsplitter 3-4; Lincoln- ite 5-8; Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 5-8; Student Relig- ious Council 5-6; Property Crew 5, 7, 8. Donald Lessen ....................... Band 1-8 7L ; Boys4 Glee Club 1-4; Football 3, 7, F. F. A. 1-8; Treasurer 5-6; Vice President 7-8; Hall Monitor 7-8; Study Hall Assistant 7-8; Track 1-6; Intramurals 5-8; Brass Sextet 5-8. Pug: Eighty-Om THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ACTIVITY- Thomas McCoy ........................ Boy's Glee Club 1-7; Football 1; Hall Monitor 7-8; Track 2. Joyce McGee ............................ Girls? Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-4; Library Assistant 7-8; Railsplitter 1-2; Science Club 1-2. Bill Maloney ............................ Band 1-8; uL ; Boys; Glee Club 1-8 L ; Hall Monitor 7-8; National Honor Society 6-8; Orchestra 5-6; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Swing Band 3-6; Flute Trio 3-8; Intra- murals 5; Boys7 Octette 6-8; Place Geography uL7; Band President 7-8; Section Captain 3-4; Music Con- g testant. Richard Martinie .................... Navy. Marion Dean May .................. Band 3-6; Future Farmers 1-8; Hall Monitor 7 -8; Orchestra 1-8; Semester Honor Roll 7-8; Intramurals 5-8; Bus Monitor 5-7. Mary Katherine Meacham ....Girls8 Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-2; Inter Nos 3-4; Semester Honor Roll 7; Executive Committee 1-2. Dorothy Mittlesteadt ............ Girls7 Glee Club 1-8; Hall Monitor 7; Home Ec Club 1-6; Railsplitter 7-8. Charles Mounce ...................... Football 5-6; Hall Monitor 8; Orchestra 1-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-4; Track 1-6; Intramurals 5-8; Art 1-2. Nina Necessary ...................... Band 1-8 L ; Executive Committee 3-4; Hall Monitor 8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Office Assistant 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8; Swing Band 5-6; Quartet 5-6. Joan Newman ........................ G. A. A. 5-6; Girls8 Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-6; Semester Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4, 7, 8; Usher 5-8. Colleen Noonan ...................... Vice-President 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-2; Lincolnite 5-6; Na- tional Honor Society 7-8; Office Assistant 7-8; Semes- ter Honor Roll 1-8; Student Council 3-4. Emma Opperman .................. Band 1-8 uL7; Choral Club 5-8 L ; Girls8 Glee Club 3-4; Hall Monitor 7; Home Ec Club 1-8; Inter Nos 7-8; Lincolnite 5-8; National Honor Society 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Study Hall Assistant 8; Thespians 7 -8; Swing Band 5; Clarinet Quartet 3-8; Property Crew 3, 5, 6, 7; Music Contestant 6-8; Girls' Sextet 7-8; Commercial Geography Award L 4; Publicity Chair- man 8. Page Eighty-Twa THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ACTIVITY Charlene Petersen .................. Cheer Leading 1-3; G. A. A. 1-2; Girls, Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7; Home Ec Club 1-5. Marian Pfeifer ........................ Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 7, 8; Lincolnite 3-4; uMrs O'Leary1s Cow ; Pledges ; Ghost Wanted ; Railsplitter 3-4; Thespians 7-8. Jane Phelari ............................ Baton Twirling 1-2; Girls; Glee Club 12; Home Ec Club 7-8; Library Assistant 7-8; Pledges ; Railsplitter Typist 5-8; Style Show 4. Nathan Plotkin ...................... Band 2- 6; Boys Glee Club 1- 8; Hall Monitor 5, 6, 9; Ghost Wantedii; Thespians 8; Intramurals 56; Boys Octet 5- 8; Camera Club 7-8;P1ace Geography L 4. Dick Pokorski .......................... Football 3- 7 L6; Track 4, 6, 8 L ; Executive Committee 3- 4; Class President 7-8; Hall Monitor 7; Student Council 7-8; Intramurals 2, 4, 6, 8 ; Session Room As- sistant 8. Lois Przykopanski .................. Choral Club 1- 5; Girls Glee Club 1- 4; Hall Monitor 7- 8; Home Ec Club 1- 4; Inter Nos 3- 4, Semester Honor Roll 1-6.1 Nina. Quinn 1tranferredi ...... Band 1-8; G. A. A. 1-7; Girls' Glee Club 1-6. William Reichle ...................... Hall Monitor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-2; Intramurals 6-8; White Wash Crew 7. Bob Ritchhart .......................... Football 1- 8 44L ; Basketball 1- 8 41L ; Band 1- 8 L ' Vice President 5- 6; Hall Monitor 8; Track 1, 2, 5, 6. Helen Laverne Rohlfs ............ Baton Twirling 1-8; Girlsi Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Library Assistant 8; Let Me Come Back ; Ghost Wanted ; Rich Man, Poor Man ; Semester Honor Roll 7; Thespians 8. 1 Dolores Rohrer ........................ President 5-6; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 3-4; Lincolnite 5-6; National Honor Society 7-8; Office Assistant 7-8; Railsplitter Subscription Manager 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Student Council; Vice Presi- dent 5, 6, 7, 8; Student Religious Council 3-4; Study Hall Assistant 8; D. A. R. Award 8; Prop Crew 5-6; Concessions Helper 5-6. Page Eighty-Thru THE LINCOLNITE ' 1946 ACTIVITY ' Rita Ryan ................................ Class President 3-4; Inter Nos 1-4; Aedile 3-4; Lincolnite 5-7; National Honor Society 8; Offce Assistant 7-8; Railsplitter 3-8; Circulation Manager 5-6; Business Manager 7,5; Semester Honor Roll 1-8;7Make up Crew 3-8; Student Council 3-6; Laboratory Assistant 3-8; Quill and Scroll 7-8; Junior Sales Committee 5,6; Vic- tory Parade 7. Harold Schmidt .. .................... Future Farmers 3-8; Hall Monitor 7, 8. Margaret Schonewise ............ Girls1 Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7, 8; Railsplitter 7; Usher 6-8. Paul Schrader .......................... Boys1 Glee Club 3-8; Future Farmers 1-8; Hall Monitor ,8; Intermurals 2-8; Boys' Octet 8; Mixed Octet 8; Bus Monitor 5-8. Wilma Shane .......................... Choral Club 1-8; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-5; 01'- chestra 2-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-5; Student Re- ligious Council 3, 4, 7, 8; Trios and Quartete 3,4. Jessie Sheley .......................... Girls' Glee Club 7, 8; Hall Monitor 2-8; Home Ec Club 1-4, 7, 8. Lester Sheridan ...................... Football uL ; Track L7; Band 1-7; Football 3-8; Future Farmers 1-6; Ghost Wanted ; Track 1-8; Varsity Club 7,8; Intramurals 7,8. Dick Shroyer .......................... Band 1-8; Boys, Glee Club 1-2; Lincolnite 7,8; Orchestra 1-8; One Wild Night ; Ghost Wanted ; Railsplitter 4-7; Swing Band 3-7; Tennis 3-8; Thespians 8; Intra- murals 8. Pauline Slayton ...................... Girls, Glee Club 1-4; Home Ec Club 1-8; Offce Assistant 7-8; Railsplitber Distributor 7, 8; Style Show 3-6. Norma Jean Smalley ............. Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Library Assistant 7,8; Semester Honor Roll 1-4, 7, 8. Page Eighty-Fom THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ACTIVITY Madeline Smith ........................ Baton Twirling 1-8; Hall Monitor 7; National Forensic League 6-8; Orchestra 1-8; iiNight of January 16 ; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Study Hall Assistant 6; Thespians 8; Makeiup 2-8; Speech Contestant 6. Melvin Snyder .......................... Executive Committee 7- 8; Future Farmers 1- 8; Hall Mon- itor 7- 8; Intramurals 5-8; Ag. Judging 3- 8. Paul Snyder ............................ Navy. Lucille Spurling ...................... Girls; Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-4; Style Show 4. Polly Ann Stanley .................. Choral Club 1- 8; Girls Glee Club 1- 2 1'L ;Hall Monitor 5- 6; Inter Nos 1- 4, National Honor Society 8; Railsplitter 1- 2; Semester Honor Roll 1- 8; Student Religious Coun- cil 5-6; Study Hall Assistant 6-7 ; Thespians 7-8; Property Crew 5-8. Dean Stoltz .............................. Class Ofiicer 1-2; Hall Monitor; Student Religious Council 1-2; Boys4 Octet 7-8; Mixed Octet 7-8; Boysi Glee Club 1-8; Vice President 7-8. Jack Strunk ............................ Hall Monitor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1, 5, 6, 7; Intramur- als 6, 8; Whitewash Crew 7. Helen Tellish .......................... Girls Glee Club 1- 4, Home Ec Club 1- 8; Lincolnite 7- 8; Co- editor; Semester Honor Roll 1-6; Home Ec Club Hos- tess 3- 4; Annual Ticket Sale 7; Session Room Assist- ant 3-4. Shirley Tibbs ............................ Class Officer; Secretary Treasurer 3-4; Girlsi Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 5-8; Inter Nos 7-8; Railsplitter 3-4, 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-8; Concession Helper 5-6; Homecoming Program 3; Make-up Crew 8; Victory Parade 7. Donald Tumilty ...................... B oysi Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Intramurals 5-8; Whitewash Crew 7. Fred Veff ................................ Football 3-7; Boys' Glee Club 1-7; Stage Helper 5-6; Track 2, 4, 6, 8; Intramural 1, 3, 5, 7; Cheer Leader. Ilona Wachter .......................... Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-6. Page Eighty-F i112 THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ACTIVITY ' Pat Walker .............................. Girls6 Glee Club 1-4; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-4; Mrs. O'Leary7s Cow ; Pledges ; Study Hall Assist- ant 7-8; Thespians 8; Make-Up Crew; Let Them Come Back . Jeanette Weaver ...................... Choral Club 2-8; Girls; Glee Club 1; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Library Assistant 6; Lincolnite 1 5-8; National Honor Society 6-8; Secretary 7; Semes- ter Honor Roll 1-8; Style Show 4; Spanish Group 3-8; Victory Parade 7. Betty Wehner .......................... Girls' Gleee Club 1-6; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Offce Assistant 7-8; Railsplitter 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 1-6; Style Show 4, 8. Donald Lee Werkman ............ Basketball 3, 4, 5; Future Farmers 1-8; President 7-8 L ; Hall Monitor; 7-8; National Honor Society 6-8; Semes- ' ter Honor Roll 1-8; Intramurals 5-8. Marvin Wiggers ...................... Boys' Glee Club 4-6; Future Farmers 1-8; Hall Monitor 8. Leonard Williamson ................ Boys, Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Stage Electrician 5-8. Robert Wilmert ...................... Future Farmers 7-8; Hall Mcnitor 7-8; Orchestra 3-6; Student Religious Council 5-6. Bob Wilson .............................. Band 1-8 L ; Railsplitter 6-8; Quill and Scroll 8. Gilbert Wilson ........................ Study Hall Assistant 7. Eleanor Winkel ...................... Girls, Glee Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 7-8; Home Ec Club 1-8; Style Show 4-6. Ruth Worth ............................ G. A. A. 1-4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; 7Pledges 8; Style ; Show 4-6. Frank S6011; ............................ Basketball 1, Hall Monitor 7-8; Semester Honor Roll 6; Track 2-4; Intramurals 3-5. Page Eighty-S'ix THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS In Appreciation of the Lincoln Community High School's Cooperation in the Week-day Religious Educatidn Program. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. PAUL BROCKHAUS Immanuel Lutheran Church JOHN T. BURNS First Presbyterian Church IRA A. ENGLAND Trinity Episcopal Church . O. B. ENSELMAN First Methodist Church EARL C. HARGROVE Christian Church LEO P. HENKEL St. Marys Roman Catholic Church JOHN A. HOEFER St. Johzfs Evangelical Church ARTHUR E. NEITZEL Zion Lutheran Church TRUMAN H. SANDERS Cumberland Presbyterian Church WAYNE SILL Free Methodist Church W. P. WHITE St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Page Eighty-Smn THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE DOCTORS AND DENTISTS OF LINCOLN A. M. DRUMMY, M.D. L. B. PURDON W. W. COLEMAN, M. D. C. F. BECKER, M. D. F M. HAGANS, M. D. D. E. DOOLEN J. W. MAHER C. B. DAVIS, M. D. A. A. WILENSKI, M. D. L. W. BRANNOM W. W. DAVIS D. M. BARRINGER, M. D. R. B. PERRY, M. D. QUALITY CLEANIN G ECONOMY PRICES LOGAN COUNTY CLEANERS 505 Broadway Lincoln, Illinois Page EigMy-Eighi THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS PLAN YOUR FUTURE WITH THE LINCOLN ALLIED GARMENT 80. Lincoln, Illinois 2Steady nPleasant Employment Working Conditions $'No Experience Vacation Necessary With Pay EARN WHILE YOU LEARN x SUCCESS TO YOU 1946 SENIORS Boss Cut Rate Drug Store LINCOLN, 626 Broadway ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 McAfee Electric Shop 222 S. KICKAPOO CTREET PHONE 49 SHEETS FUNERAL HOME MARVIN C. HUTCHCRAFT, Prop. 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TIZ-RITE GRILL Corner 5th 8: Highway 66 By Pass Lincoln, Illinois Continuous 24-hour SERVICE To Serve You Better OPEN ALL DAY 8: NITE COMPLETE CAR SERVICE GAS - OIL LUBRICATION BATTERIES 82. TIRES TIZ-RITE BITIES SEHVIGE STATIUN Corner 5th 8: Highway 66 By Pass Illinois Lincoln, Pap thty-OM THE LINCOLNITE ADVERTISERS AUGSPURGER 8g PLEINES. INC. r lnn-iul fn-qornuo- 227-229 N. Kickapoo Street BASKET GROCERY 114 N. Chicago Street Phone 156 Phone 157 S E G G ' S ?EEEER 2$$$i33$m CURB SERVICE ICE CREAM THE WHITE HOUSE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCK AND BRICK Lincoln Concrete Products Walter E. Spatz R. E. Weaver Concrete for Permanence THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER CHAS. C. STROHL Trucks Implements Tractors Bus. Phone 259L U. S. Junction 66 8a 121 Res. Phone 401x COMPLIMENTS OF Hotel Lincoln and Cafeteria A 119qu 7mm! 1km 5.3359930 WN' Peg: N inrty-Thrn THE LINCOLNITE mmmmmMms 1946 COMPLIMENTS OF THE State National Bank of Lincoln Member of F. D. I. CJ J. FIKURT JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST 130 N. Chicago Street Lincoln, Illinois MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT S . S. KRESGE CO. THE CORNER DIME STORE SHEERS AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETE SERVICE - COLLISION WORK -- MACHINE SHOP WELDING -- PARTS FOR ALL CARS AND TRACTORS SAVE WITH SAFETY COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 ILLICO INDEPENDENT OIL C0. THE BEACH FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF AVERY 8: COMSTOCK COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 628 BROADWAY LINCOLN, ILLINOIS Page N My-Four THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER 1 QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS 1 PAINT, ETC. Phone 47 Lincoln, Illinois LOGAN MOTOR SALES 119 N. Sangamon St. Telephone 480 LINCOLN, ILLINOIS Roger's Walgreen Agency YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Phone 107 111 So. Kickapoo St. TONY BERSCH 8: SON We Sell Honeggersf Feed - Baby Chicks -- Poultry Remedies 8z Supplies We Buy Wool -- Fur - Hides 115 S. SANGAMON CALL 171 LINCOLN, ILL. COMPLIMENTS OF Koehnle and Warlow 116 N. KICKAPOO STREET Leslie F. Fullerton. PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Butter - Buttermilk 1 Cottage Cheese Phone 1182 303 Frorer Ave. Smith's Finer Foods 131 S. Kickapoo Street Phone 1280 Pu: Ninety-Fiw THE LINCOLNITE ' 1946 ADVERTISERS F. KROTZ Q SONS THE COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Phone 431 1010 N. Kickapoo St. FOR THE BEST HOME KILLED MEATS KISTNER'S MARKET Phone 19 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From OTTO J. HEMBREIKER THE FLORIST Phones 496-1300 COMPLIMENTS OF KERPANS GROCERY ALEXANDER'S FOOD STORE W. HERBERT ALEXANDER MEATS 1 GROCERIES - FROSTED FOODS Home of Rozell's Fridgie Bars Ben's Shoe Shop Shoe's. Repaired While You Wait 502 Broadway FOR FINE FLOWERS AND ARTISTIC CORSAGES Call Gullett Q Sons Phone 111 Put Niuety-Sit THE LINCOLNITE ADVERTISERS gennkf f :suojsjs'fo ERE 614 Broadway Lincoln, Illinois RAY A. FULLERTON PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS HOELSCHER 8a SCHUTTS 812 Clinton Street Phone 454 COMPLIMENTS 0F Evangelical hanunzsa Huspital LINCOLN, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES . TO THE CLASS OF 1946 First National Bank in Lincoln Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatiom COMPLIMENTS OF $CJIUIESRJIE91NQ3$ LAURA LEE DRESSES Complete Line of Sandwiches Fountain Service TEN PIN RECREATION Bowl Your Way to Health 411 Broadway PAUL MADIGAN Phone 595 Lincoln Cab Co. Phone 972 BILL MADIGAN, J R. Page Ninety-Sn-m THE LINCOLNITE ADVERTISERS 3grmour ereameries BUYERS DAIRY 8: POIIFEA RfY PRODUCTS DEALER FOR PURIN A FEEDS BRANCHES LOCATED AT Petersburg Bloomington Sullivan Carlinville Waverly Havana Weldon Mason City Lincoln Minier 700 Pulaski St. Second and Maple Phone 366 Phone 744 National Loan Company 201 Marcucci Building Lincoln, Ill. Phone 600 gmemnxiahz TO MARK THIS RESTING PLACE FOREVER Q7112 gimnln gmmmmmi anmpang Chicago and Pekin Sts. PHONE 605 Lincoln, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF FEUERBACHEKS DRUG STORE P030 N iney-Eight THE LINCOLNITE . 1946 ADVERTISERS FOR THE DURATION PLACE ONLY ESSENTIAL CALLS MAKE CONVERSATION BRIEF ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE CO. Lincoln, Illinois Visit - BARBERS - At 109 N . Kickapoo Street Lincoln, Illinois T U TULLS L S DOWNY FLAKE DONUTS LUCAS 8: FARMER GROCERIES AND FEEDS LINCOLN, ILLINOIS Paw Ninety-Nim THE LINCOLNITE ADVERTISERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Office Phones 596-7 Mail Order Phone 599 HOUSE 8: SONS FOR DIAMONDS 127 S. Kickapoo Street Lincoln, Illinois LYNN R. PARKER AND SON OVER 40 YEARS DEPENDABLE INSURANCE SERVICE LYNN R. PARKER 94,, JOHN R. PARKER 24 507 Pulaski Street PHONE 890 Lincoln, Illinois JULIUS JACOBS 8: CO. PALM BEACH SUITS ARROW SHIRTS MALLORY HATS TRU VAL SHIRTS Use Sheet Metal For Beauty and Permanence7 Edward M. Pluth FURNACES SHEET METAL WORK Phone 489 125 S. Sangamon Street Lincoln, Illinois The Lincoln Sand 8; Gravel Co. Producers of WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL 90ne Car or a Train Load1' LINCOLN, ILLINOIS Pan One Hundred THE LINCOLNITE ' 1946 ADVERTISERS HOME APPLIANCES GIFTS BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS RADIOS MUSIC RECORDS HANGER'S MUSIC SHOP REPAIRS 1893 HEADQUARTERS FOR WATCHES, DIAMONDS 8: JEWELRY Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairing CHARTER'S JEWELRY STORE WE BUY USED SCHOOL BOOKS GIFTS FOR GRADUATION PURCELUS BOOK STORE OUR ADVERTISERS SINCE 1916 Hi - Spot Confectionery SANDWICHES MAGAZINES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 418 Broadway Lincoln, Illinois SERVICE WITH A SMILE LADIESy SHOP S dndauer's MEN'S STORE QUALITY Lincoln, Illinois GUARANTEED BOBBIE BEAUTY SHOP LINCOLNS LEADING HAIR STYLISTS Special Prices for Girls of High School Age Over Kresges Air Conditioned Phone 871 Ruby Kerpan, Mgr. ALVEYS DRUG STORE Lincoln, Illinois HOMER W. ALVEY HOMER W. ALVEY, JR. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Page On: Hundnd and One THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS V This advertisement is in appreciation of the many Seniors whom we have photographed. WE THANK YOU THE BLISS STUDIO PHOTOS THAT PLEASE 5041A Broadway Phone 449 LINCOLNVS LEADING OPTOMETRISTS AND MANFACTURING OPTICIANS DR. LOUIS W. LENZ DR. HERBERT F . VLENZ 510 Broadway Phone 1062 PAINTS ROOFING GAMBLE STORES The Friendly Store FURNITURE 608 BROADWAY GLASSWARE WOODWARD'S SPORT COATS - SLACKS V SWEATERS COMPLETE MENVS FURNISHINGS 120 N. Kickapoo Street Phone 53 YYY-v Page One Hundred and Two THE LINGOLNITE I 1946 ADVERTISERS ' PASTUERIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS HEGELE BROS. Phone 41 COMPLIMENTS 0F 3575f. Qllata'aa anapital LINCOLN, ILLINOIS Gehlbach Hardware 8: Implement Co. HARRY A. GEHLBACH, Proprietor POWER FARM MACHINERY -- SALES AND SERVICE HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES 129-131 S. Sangamon Street Lincoln, Illinois COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 SANDEL SERVICE STATION TYDOL .. VEEDOL MOTOR OIL 229 Kickapoo Street Lincoln, Illinois PHONE 39 Stoll Radio Service YOUR RADIO DOCTOR Phone 1210 Lincoln, Illinois HIBKEWS RECREATION Page One Hundred and Three THE LINCOLNITE ' 1946 ADVERTISERS LEARN TO FLY Rides, Student Instructions, Charter Service Aeronca Aircraft Sales LINCOLN FLYING SERVICE DISTRIBUTORS OF ALL MAGAZINES 8: N EWSPAPERS LINCOLN NEWS AGENCY 110 N. Chicago Street Phone 587 TYPEWRITERS -- ADDING MACHINES ; pa Wu: 5' k; 7 :1V , . REPAIRS - RENTALS - SALES Office and School Furniture Also Complete Line of Office . Supplies LINCOLN OFFICE SUPPLY, 00. 214 S. Kickapoo Street Lincoln, Illinois CHAIT BROTHERS AUTO PARTS NEW OR USED For All Makes CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS Phone 549-X Page On: Hundnd and Four THE LINCOLNITE - 1946 ADVERTISERS Gompliments of FIG GRATH SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY THE LINCOLNITE . 1946 ADVERTISERS A. Q3. P. TEA CO. SUPER MARKET 1 FULL LINE Groceries - Produce - Meat The Illinois Pupils Reading Circle EXCELLENT BOOKS FOR HOME AND SCHOOL LIBRARIES Our Prices are the Lowest D. F. NICHOLS, Manager 111 N. Sangamon St. Lincoln, Illinois , 1 O LINCOLN1S 905' O LARGEST 0 AND gezgizaw awaz 1am1m1 EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING You Can Depend on a Spellman Product Phone 34 Phone 35 AT YOUR SERVICE Dierker's Dry Cleaners Phone 146 217 S. Kickapoo DEAN J . HARRIS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE INVESTMENTS Telephone 54 Lincoln, Illinois Martin Oil Comiany IT IS OUR POLICY TO SERVE YOU BEI'PER AND SAVE YOU MORE Page One Hundred and Si: THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS Vogue Theatre WE TRY TO SERVE THE FINEST IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT AND WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE QUALITY MERCHANDISE PROMPT SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED AT PFAU'S DRUG STORE Keep yam 39w an the Lincoln Tire 8cAppliance Co. FOR ALL NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RADIO - REFRIGERATION - WASHING MACHINES RUBBER - OIL HEATERS REMEMBER: When in a Heck of a Fix Phone 606 ' Lincoln Tire 8c Appliance Co. ROY CLAPPER 216 S. Kickapoo St. Lincoln, Ill. Carl W. Hembreiker Greenhouses LINCOLN, ILLINOIS 590 Flower Phones 217 503 Broadway State at 8th Uptown Office Greenhouses COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. C. WODETZKI Page On: Humind and Swan THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS WHEN YOU THINK OF FURNITURE THINK OF 1.0. o. F. Building FURNITURE Phone 203 BEDDING COMPLIMENTS 0F J. C. PENNEY 8!. CO. LAUER BROTHERS HARDWARE - IMPLEMENTS - TRUCKS -- TRACTORS PAINTS .. GLASS -- ELEUI'RIC APPLIANCES Phone 16 201.207 S. Sangamon B R E E S 405 Pulaski Street Billiards 8: Cigars SENIORS! As you look ahead to times of peace let us make each day a Clean one. LINCOLN LAUNDRY COMPANY WILL HELP YOU 175 Lincoln, Illinois BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE SENIOR CLASS 46 LINBULN 81 GRAND THEATRES SERVING YOU WITH THE BEST DIVERSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT POSSIBLE Page On: Hundred and Eight THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS FOOTWEAR - MENSWEAR 509 Pulaski Street Lincoln, Illinois Yellow Cab Co. Call 50 OurBest WISHES For Success TOTHE Class of 194-6 HODNETT AGENCY N. W. CORNER OF SQUARE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 2 W7zm ngwzwa X gX I 0 Producer 5 Dairy Co. PHONE 18 HOMOGENIZED MILK CEREAL MILK ICE CREAM Page One Hundred and Nine THE LINCOLNITE 1946 ADVERTISERS 80mp21'ments of Hie LINCOLN LASS BOTTLE COMPANY Associated with THE KNOX GROUP KNOX GLASS ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED Knox, Pennsylvania Knox Glass Bottle Company Knox Glass Bottle Company Knox, Pennsylvania Jackson, Mississippi Oil City Glass Bottle Company Knox Glass Bottle Company Oil City, Pennsylvania Palestine, Texas Metro Glass Bottle Company Wightman Botttle and Glass Mfg. Co. Jersey City, New Jersey Parkers Landing, Pennsylvania Marienville Glass Company Pennsylvania Bottle Company Marienville, Pennsylvania Sheffield, Pennsylvania. Seaboard Glass Bottle Company Lincoln Glass Bottle Company Pitsburg, Pennsylvania Lincoln, Illinois Denver Glass Bottle Company Denver, Colorado Page One Hundred and Ten