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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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The Staff DEDICATION To the Freedom from Discrimination because of Race, Religion, or Nationality, we, the class of '47, proudly dedicate this thirty-third edition of the Lincolnite. In the athletic events and other extra-cur- ricular activities of our own school, one sees that a person of any race can find a place. The Easter program presented by the Religious Education council shows that people of all religions can work together to produce something worth-while. And what is this idea of one nationality being better than another? Aren't we all Americans, regard- less of which flag the ship bringing our ancestors, flew? If everyone, everywhere, could learn what we at LCHS have already learned, perhaps we would gain the peace that everyone wants. BEHIND THE SCENES TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION .. ...... . FOREWORD ,,,,..,,.. TABLE OF CONTENTS LINCOLNITE STAFF Board of Education Principal Handlin .. Deans .,.,.................. Faculty ...,............., Calendar ....., THROUGH THE YEARS . MARCH OF TIME SPORTLIGHT Senior Officers ....,. Seniors .i....,....,...... Calendar ..........C,.... Junior Officers ...... Juniors .......,.,.......... Sophomore Officers Sophomores ...,........ Freshman Officers Freshmen ..,........... Calendar ......,,,.,.. Lincolnite Staff ...l., Railsplitter Staff .... Band ..... Q .....,........... Choral Club ........,,.. Boys' Glee Club ...... Ensembles ........,... F. T. A. ..........., . Spanish Group .,.... Honor Society ...,,. Student Council .,.... Home Ec Club ,,.... F. F. A. .............. . Religious Ed ....... Annual Play ..... Senior Play ........,,,. Thespians ..........,...,, Quill Sz Scroll, N. F. L Ushers G. A. A. ................. . Inter Nos .......,........ Commercial Club .... Janitors, Bus Drivers Coaches, Managers Football .......,.......... Basketball ..........,..... Traclf ........................ Tennis ................,.,,.. Baton Twirlers, Cheerleaders Senior Activities .... Advertisements LINCOLN ITE STAFF Editor-in-chief ,,7, ....,,,A N aney McCullough Assistant Editor . . LaDonna Camel Make-up Editors ,,s,ii,, i,7i. , . Phyllis Koyn and Artie Givan Photography Editor D. .D o,..,o.o Sue Hamilton Assistant ,oioo,oo,.o,,ooo, . Jack Lauer Junior Assistant ,o.,.... oo.ooo B oyd Brown Sports Editor . ,,..r ..,... D on Borofsky Assistant ,... ,,..r,irr,.rrrrrr, ,..ri.,..... D o n Lee Subscription Manager D ,.,...o,rr.,r.,,.. Dorothy Miller Assistants .t.t ootttt.. J oan Pokorski, Phyllis Morrow, Betty Schmidt, Barbara Beaver, Charlene Hild, Betty Purkey, Mary Lou Rodgers, Norma Langenbahn Advertising Manager ,e..,eeeeeee....,eoe Beverly Purdon Assistants ...,ee....,....e Doris Janssen, Helen Musick, Nancy Hill, Norma Lee, Marilyn Schroeder, Helen June Bateman The 1947 Lincolnite . aia MRS. SMALL Quietly, peacefully, our long-time friend and co-worker, Anne T. Small slipped away, Monday morning, March 10, 1947. Death always comes as a shock, so it will take some time for us to realize that one who was so long among us, who was so vital, so virile, so compelling an influence in our school, is gone. The teachers who have come and gone in these past years have each, given, I think, some- thing of worth to their pupils, something that in the lives of these boys and girls will be well nigh immortal. In Mrs. Smal1's case, her great contri- bution came from her teaching of good citizenship, effective, because she typified in her own life the principles of good living through an intelligent and active interest in helping to make her own community a good place in which to live. Her mantle falls on us. It is for us, then, to dedicate ourselves to keeping her memory green by carrying forward the high concepts of her work with the boys and girls of Lincoln Community High School these past 27 years. I cannot die! I shall come back, I know - Perhaps in the serene intelligence Of flowers under snowg Or maybe in the first breath-taking sense Of odor in the heather - Some part of me will yet be blowing warm, Alive in April weather. - Gilbert Maxwell Laura M. Armstrong Page 8 31:11 f-W' fm X ' ' . U? ll v . . I , Ak I. . 1 I I -Ia V, ,4 ', . Q . -L. ' -If , k ,' .I 'I uf ., I -'f ' F ,-.,:,w -- ' -p4'.1 ' . I ,I -,4 I V ,. ..'. ' IIII 1 II.IIII:75i , . -I:?.vIf I lil IIIIII I 1 -.H . V ' -5q,gI,. , 33. ,ff qw ' ' ,. - ' X ', . f 4 - v -f . A - ' x'x'x I I w.x ,ui I, an -I, - .-' II. ' ' . xlqf . 'I 1' - , x V -I 941.5 LQ' , -f I -4. .6 'T wil-.rrII!1.. ' . IILIIY-Igjfugg A , D - ' -I,I. '?i'f2.:': 52 7 I -' :T 31-rsh . ,. ' - . , 6' ' ' ' w H ' .I'?IfI.ETI: --II :I III - I. :I ,.I.If C rg. .- I ,s .I ,I4. . I X 4' I .IZ .-X. II . II-4 I.I, ,II 'II nn . I I . II: Isfnx g,.!.1ft I I. CR' -Z .- -3 ff LW? I - Liv, ' ' ,' ' 1 , , ' 5:8 T. V . flu' -, -- ', r V , 'K .1-Q ix -'. 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One of the latest considerat- ions of the Board is the possibility of making an addition to the school building. Because of build- ing supply shortages this plan is still in the blue- print stage, but it may someday become a reality. And if it does, it will be through the efforts of the Board of Education. Li1lC0l1Iiie Page 10 . . ,,,A, ff - Y,...-.,,. F . W. C. HANDLIN ' Principal , LCHS faculty and students are proud to note that Principal W. C. Handlin has been with us for twenty-eight years. During this time he has helped and guided many stu- dents thru the formative years of their life and on to greater goals and higher achievements. Mr. Handlin obtained his education at the University of Illinois, Unversity of Wisconsin, James Miliken University, and Columbia University. He has liberally given to all of this knowledge. ,4 , My ZLLZXI, The 1947 Lincolnite s I s 2 .4 MISS .XRRISTRYJNG V MR. HROVYNIQ THE DEANS Remembered by every member of the senior class of '47 will be our patient and devoted Deans, Miss Armstrong and Mr. Browne. Through their tireless efforts and eagerness to help us with our problems, we have become better students and citizens of tomorrow. The students, the school, and the community can be justly proud of the work these two coun- sellers have done to help make us better men and Women of tomorrow. Page 12 Page I3 VVA LT ICR ,X LI I Ii ROY .-XNIIICRSON v VIRGINLX IZXI X'IL l'OR l1.XUXIli.XR'l'NIiR li. ,XR'l'Ill'R URUVVNI v HUR IC. l'4 I-'R CH Xl I..XR.X HAR - FF 5.XR.Xll l-IlHCRI.l-1 l R,XNL'liS DICK!-IRSUN . .fy DIN il.liS Il.XR.' -l '1'IllCRl'lS,X IIHXNI-IIIICRRY JACK HOIJGSUN CORINNE HOUSTON FLOYD R. HONVELL XVI1.I.I.XM IIUGII E5 , ff ff g' , r, , MARC.-XRICT IIYDIC 3I.XI'I7 ,lI'RjliYIi'll ICDXVIN KOCH YVONNI-I KOIEIINLE Ri JYCE LOVELACE HAROLD I,l'LIBCllUW MARK MC CULLOUGH The 1947 HARRIICT NIL' ILXRTJ ANNA MARBLE 'il' llXNlll.lJ R. MAMJX MRS. .XXNI-, I5Nl,Xl.I. I URVYI-' '1'Xl I HY I'l'..XRI. X ,XXlI'.l'. I Ll II I I LLICIQICN MARK 'IQIALX XX'Ill1'l'NI I lx XYN IlIfX'.XNNX S . QS. Slilll-INA L l1RIS'1'l-QNSUN DORIS ljliIILB.XCll CALENDAR AUGUST 31 - Bath night! -getting ready for school you know. SEPTEMBER 3 - First day of School. Back to the old grind. 17 - First meeting of In- ter Nos. 24 - Some are getting tired already. 32 -- We know it's im- possible, but we had to find some way of identifying Ronnie Forrester's baby picture. OCTOBER 4 - Pekin foot- ball game here HOMECOM- ING -- snake dance. 15 - Sophomore party. The 1947 Lincolnite CALENDAR 18 - Ah yes! First 6- weeks exams. 22 - Freshman party. 24 - Jack Raymond and his squirming snakes. NOVEMBER 11 - Armis- tice Day VACATION - WHEE !!! 18 - Charm Quartet - interesting too! 22 - Annual Play YOU CAN 'T TAKE IT WITH YOU a hilarious comedy. 27-Eeek!!2nd6 weeks exams -- and before vacation too, phooey! 28-1-- THANKSGIVING VACATION. 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SENIOR CLASS President ....,e..e....,e.e.....eeee..eee4.,.eee Donald Borofsky Vice President AA,,..eeee.. e....... N orma Gehlbach Secretary-treasurer ..e.eeA.....,....e...,.e.,.....4 Bill Mahe Executive Committee eee,,.,. Dorothy Miller, Helen Musick, George Oltmanns, Ronald Forrester Student Council ,.......,...............,oooii Joan Pokorski, Lester Williams Motto ,i,.,.i,iiiiioiio,oi Not at the top, but climbing Advisor .,iiDDDii,Di.. iiiDDDo.o.... M iss Virginia Fairfield Class Flower ooo.... D....,o,,.,....io,,,,,.,,,,ooii,,ioo, I ris Class Colors ,C..ooo,,ooo.i.......,..ooo....... Purple and Gold ACTIVITIES Junior-Senior Hallowe'en May 6 D Traditonal Kid's Day - all Party which was held after one of the football games. Junior-Senior Christmas Party. Santa Claus was there and gave out candy to all who were present. Refreshments were ice cream, cookies, candy, and hot chocolate. April 11 ,........,...,.... Annual Junior-Senior Prom The 1947 with music by Bob Frazer's orchestra. Lincolnite May 13 May 25 May 26 May 28 May 29 seniors return to their joyous childhood days. ,A Kind Lady , the Senior play Baccalaureate address Class Day Senior Picnic Commencement followed by Senior Dance. Page 18 IiI..XINli AIIIC.-XRN Umm jU.XNI'1'.X .NNI IIIZRID .Y1'm LUIS ARNIOUR 5hul'ly HAR H.'XR.'X AR NI STRONG Hubby IIIQNRY ,XRNIS'I'llONG PIIYLISS ARTIIUR Phil RI.Xlill.N N .XI'IiSI'I'RIiIiR ,'Iugg1'p RI l'l I' .XI'Ii.XBI 1' Ulfnlllin D,XI.Ii .XXYICK l RI'I'Z ILXLIJXYIN DORIS IS.XI.I.INflIiR ROL.-XXII HARRY s The 1947 Page 19 Lincolnite vu lil'l'I 1'Y 1!.XUlili HIuml1l ' B.XRl5,XR.X UICAYIQR Barb ROSICXLXRY BICRMICL Rosie 1',Xl'l.INl'f BIQVICRXLXN PuuIIrcany IIONXLD BOROFSKY Nuig.. MARVIN BOSS Ma1'1 ' JACK BOYER HELEN BRANDT LORRAINE ummm B rwsy DELHERT nuxxum Hrnww ROI4IiR'1' Bl' RNS C1rlvs,' l..'XD4'lNN.fX CHX M ICT, Jukr: The 1947 Lincolnite Page 20 JA Nl ICS CARI I' Jim RUB!-IR'l' FAM l'I!liI.f, K:'llvr ' MARY l'I.ARIi All DNTY L' LAY IH PFRN In SAM K'l'Al AIINHS .S'um MARION UAYY I RANCliS DEA ICLAYYN DICCKIQR JIZANNIC IHCYANNICH ROBICRT IJONATII Hub IIICLICN DUAYNICY K I-INN I-IT II ICLY The 1947 page 21 Li1lCOI1lit8 R .X Y Ii LY Ta'.x'ux IZRITIC I-INSIiLM.XN I71'mm1lwy NURMA IRXUI, CI.liM IiN'l' F I-IT,'I'0N BETTY FERGUSON Frl'gi1 ' JO .XNNIC IflSIlliRliIiI.I.IiR ..!O,. BOB FOLLIS l.1'HIc Bua:c RONALD FORREST ER John BOB FRANVLIN X dl'ZL ' NORMA GEHLBACH only MARION GORDON 'r,'lIiu1'i JOHN GOSSETT Jack The 1947 Lincolnite Page 22 IJURHTIIY ILXGICN lPm1ry IJOIUJTIIY ILXIIN SU Ii IIAM ILTON Suxfv MICLYIN II.XSIiI,I'1Y fini Ll.m'1m Il xvmwx lm MARY II I-IRBI-IRGIZR lim-Iu ' Page 23 NANKY IIILI. Cuz I1IiI.IIIiR'I' IIl'Iil.SKUl'IT'I'ICR ,l.Xl'li INI m:'r'1'x' 1Nuu.xM Bets SRAM DORIS ,IXNSSIQN l7Ul'Ic ' BOII ,IUIINSON Bob The 1947 Lincolnite ,xxxx .1 mx ,lux 11.5 l1l',R,Xl,IJ KING jI'7'l'j' 4 I I LBICRT KLARR Nl.XR1.,XRl-. I' lxl.lzIIN ,'lInlgJ . . . . .Nlilzlih Km1lc RUBICRT KROTZ 130Ir l'II.XRI.IiS Kl'R'I'OK'K EDNA. LANGIQNILXIIN ,lcmx l,.xL'HR 'tml-1.1 ,mvvn LAWN Il li'l I'Y LAN' L4 JR HuIu ' The 1947 Lincolnite Page 24 , Rl DHERT LPICHRON Ii Bah ll.XRRliI.T. NORM.-X LIC!-1 Loc .XNITA LESSIZN RIi'll.XRIJ LEYI 17lnm1 LY-1N.XRD'I' PATRICIA LICVYI 5 Pat!y Page 25 J!!----- -- 'U' '-73 My 1 XX Il I I NNI M11-'lilfli I?ifl iN MAI .NtL'7'1 ' Q-R,Xl In Il' bYX.X IJFXYICRY I7m ' XYIl.l.l.XXI XLXIHC QTI X .XXX M.X'I'HIiIN f,'rm'14 ' Rll'll.XRIl KLXURICR lfi4'll1'v The 1947 Lincolnite MARY LMI' MILLS .I1:lly LllI,I4lCR'I' MIR I l.XI. fb'fl41r'l.' LIXRUI. MURIli,XRI'l'Y C'L.XRl-INCIC MURRK HY PHYLLIS XIK IRROXY I lrc1 HELEN I The 1947 Lincolnite 'EARL MUSIVK BOOM IQOISICRT Nl.XY link N.XNk'Y XIL' k'L'l.l.UlN,1ll JIM ' I'J.XX'llJ MICYICR AIUIIN MII-ILKUS Jru'7- ' lJu:w'y ROIHCRT BlILl'IH.XM Hola IN IRUTHY MILLICR Dottie Page 26 GICRALUINE NOBLE Gm'1'y GICURGE OLTMANNS Bud DONALD OXYENS Triggl-1 ' MARGARET PEMBERTON 'fabfdfgf-t'A' WA RR EN PIQTICRS Prlf ' fl JOHN PUMMILI. Rnd ffm :fp r Page 27 l.lfXX .XRI1 II.l l'H Or I B F Y ICRLY Pl ' R DON 11'ut ' flu' j lv ful IMAX l'HlilJRSKI Pnl'L ' ROHI-QRT POOLF Huh IIURIS RAKAOBS L'11ulv I I,1llil'1NC-If R.XMI,UYY Fln,v.vy The 1947 Lincolnite w MARY RICDVS HAIllI'glAl ' GEN Ii R ICSSLIC R RL'4f ' AKRON RINGS B IQTTY ROI-11,155 Betts LAURA ROI.I.INllS ICDITH SANDERS Wz'a.rc RflHl'IR'I' SKfIIAl'II'l' RILICY SVHAUB ,IUANNA Si'IlAl,'IiR IHCTTY Sl'lINIIIJT MARILYN SVIIRUICIIICR Iil,IZlil4IC'I'lI SL'IlL I'Z 1.Hlvx The 1947 Li7lCOI7lit8 110,323 ' ' ' ' ' UYVS kr lu IN lu 5 lil ZR B IQX' ICRLY SIQIIJLICR BETTY SIIICIIURN B1.'f.v C'ONS'I'.-XNL'li SU IQRBF RT Cum nic JOY SPARKS F-.XKIMY STARKS S1vu11r1i:'c Page 29 I'4lQ,XNl'lS S'l'lCl'llIfNS l f'1lllkl'r DUN STRIQNINH limi NLXRY 'l'lL'KNUR --'lm- wu.x1Ax JI-:.xxxn':'1'la xtxx M1-1'l'lcu fral1u11 ' XYXRRICX YI-IIlSI..XlSl'1 I '1'X ,XR'1'1ll'R XXIXRID 'I-I VI The 1947 Lincolnite I.0L'I5li WIiLlQlI MILDRELJ VVENTIZ lVimpy MARY ANN WHEELER B Ii'1 1'Y WV HIT Ii K1-LN IJALL WIGGERS .S'1ueete'r LESTER WILLIAMS alles., Ilg... - 1 ll.XROI.I'l VVORTH NORMAN PFAU MARY ROUTE The 1947 Lincolnite Pm 30 CALENDAR DECEMBER 15 - Every- one anxiously waiting for Christmas vacation. 19 - Christmas Program -High School and Central School glee clubs. 20-2 - CHRISTMAS VACATION - HOORAY! 26-27 - Basketball tour- nament at Clinton. JANUARY 6 - Ho hum. First day of school this year, 1947, that is! 16 - Third period exams -My how time flies. 21 - Gitta Sereny - gave a very interesting talk on UNRAA. 33 - Roland Barry is the small boy picture. FEBRUARY 13-Lincoln's Birthday - VACATION - Good old Abe! Page 31 CALENDAR 20 - Operetta - First Operetta to be given at LC- HS in 7 cr 8 years. A grand success, too. 24 - Future Teachers of America organized. 28 - 4th period exams -Did I hear someone say teachers are cruel???? MARCH 4 - Thespian Play - Glamor In the Poconos g about teachers ienough said !!!! 21 - Students blazing a trail through the snow on the first day of Spring !! ! Disgustin' isn't it ???? 24 - Blizzard! No Radio Broadcast at Normal. The 1947 Lincolnite U McLean S. Hardin M. ' It is the custom of the executive commit- tee to take charge of the concessions at all LCHS sports as well as decorating for their Junior-Senior prom. They also help with the Senior dance and the Baccalaurate Services. This class combined with the Seniors for their Hallowe'en party, October 25th which took place after a football game. They also Fields B. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........................ Stuart McLean Yice President . .. . . . Marhtann Hardin Secretary-treasurer ........... Bob Fields Student Council ..... Donna Jean Gimbel and Don Olsen lixecutive Conimittee .... Ronnie Ritchhart, Florence Rouse, and Tommy Thompson Class Advisor ............. ..... I ,ara M. Hardin Colors . .. ,... . .. Red and White Flower ...,............ Red Rose Motto . Not finished, just begun planned and had the yearly Christmas party with the Seniors on December 10th. On April 11, the Juniors and Seniors en- joyed their yearly prom. The gym was dec- orated as a tulip garden with a Maypole in the center of it. Balloons were hung from different places, and were pulled down during the dance. The chaperones were made up of the faculty. JUNIOR CLASS NAMES FOR PAGE 33 JUNIOR A-C JUNIOR I-R A M . , V ,, . Row I Necessary, D., Kingsley, B., Lathrom, L., Pfeifer, L ' 1503 UBI-lb.CN.,B.-Xiiei,WC., I-rnmllty, I., Lhnsco, D., Rall, Dv? Kodmt, P.: Kennedy, LIS Keoughl B.: Meyer' G. g l'm M' ,' Row II McKinley, D., Lenhardf, B., Langenbalm, N., Row II Burofsky. J., Alt, IJ., Copclanul, Il.: Bottomley, Ii.: Belt, W., Alberts, ll., Albertson, Il. Row III Brayford, T., Cowger, J., llaicnian, II., Atte- berry, B., Curry, I., Bards, I . Row IV Cohoou, J., Arnies, B., Buchanan, P., Curry, I.. Row V Blessiuan, IC., Baker, L., Bullerxnan, H., Clay- hourn, N., Allen, II. JUNIOR D-H Row I Grubb, N., Ilarnvss, C., Ilowerton B., Iiild, C., Hardin, INI., Ilutchinsoii, Y., Hickey, Ii., Dirks, II. Row II Iloolen, D., Downing, M., Iiurr, J., Heitman, N: Doehring, M., Denney, C., Ilickcy, B., Graue, R, llcavers, IC., Goff, B., Dike, D. Row III Fuller, C., Hunter, J., lloinacki, Ii., Downey, J., Debclak, J., Row IV Fields, R., Hoinacki, B., Ilelirees, VV., Ilavron B., Givan A., Ileidbrcidvr, II., Hauffe, VV. Row V Fisher, VY., Gossett, G., Gehlbach, M., Hunter, B., Dengler, D., Ilaner, M., Hurt, K. Row YI Harris, N., Gimbel, D., Dial, B., Ilicl-cuian, D., Fentje, D. The 1947 jackson, M., Pettit, M., Purviance, R., Knochel, J. Row III Olsen, D., Keough, I., Martin, E., Last, V., McCloskey, L., Miller, B., Lee, D., Leonard, J. Row IV Martin, R., Racobs, L., Koyn, P., Potter, S., Purkey, B., McLean, S., Mapes, E. Row V Mills, li., McManus, P., Parks, B., Prunty, M., May, M. JUNIOR Q-Z Row I Seefeldt, T., Smith, J., Tibbs, M., Zurkammer, M., VVoods, I., Snyder, M., Snyder, R., Thompson, D. Row II Rankin D., Thornton D., Thornton M., Wright, li., Richards, N., Rohrer, A., Swille. L. Row III Trommer, P., Ritchhart, R., Rodgers, M. L., Rouse, F., Scott, P., Weindorf, B., Thompson, P., Under' wood, T. Row IV White, A., Thompson, T., Watson, M., Zimmer- man, N., Schaupp, M., Schreiber, B., Sheldon, W. Row V Yan Sickle, T., Rohlfs, F., Sheley, B., VVebb, N., Teichmann, F., Rice, F. Row VI Starcevic, B., Wright, P. I., Routson, M., Schmidt, H., VVright. W. Lincolnite Page 32 W6 .Q-QQ am S55 'WS mf My ig Coady, L. Kodatt. li. McCullough, J. l SOPHOMORE CLASS Vrcsillt-nt .........,........ ,...... l .zinrvnce Conily Vice Presitlriit ifngent- Koclutt StCrt-tary'trczisurifr .. .... ,lohn Mcfullougli lfxc-cutivc L'o:innitt0c . ..,..... Sant lizilen. Hill llzicon, l.oi'tlt:i liinit-i' Stuilent Council .. .... Norinzi .'Xi'instrom.:, l'hz11'lcs .Xmlerson Class .Xilvisoi .. Nliss ifiwiiicvs llickcrson Flower . ......... Yellow Rose Lolors .. ...............,.... tiruc- nanil llolll Motto ,... . 'l'lif-y comliltr who lzclievv tlnv can .ACTIVITIES Clad in plaid shirts and blue jeans, the sophs filed into the gym October 15th to en- joy their Hill Billy Festival, which started the class of 49 off to a full season of var- ious activities. The class band, the Old Maids Drill , a play and a tap dance provided the entertain- ment. SOPHOMORES A-D Row I Barr, B.: Dowdel, M.: Armes, N.: Buchliolz, I.: Biggs, M.: Bruhn, D.: Colson, R. Row II Anderson. C.: Bacon. Il.: Clark. R.: Carpenter, I' ' Curry, N.: Balen, S.: Baltin, R. - v Row III Downing, M.: Coady, L.: Ruse, ll.: Coombs, B ' Ducsenberry, M.: Camp, B.: Blickem, D.: A6-ry, 11. Row IV Ackerman, D.: liradhurn, B.: Armstrong, N.: Cameron, J.: Cocldington, C.: Broughton, D.: Aukamp, D' Doyle, R. Row V Arinbrnst, B.: Downs, B.: Dnersing, VV.: Clagg, V.: Burger, C.: Bathc, G. SOPIIOMORES li-I -3 -y Row I Hunter, T.: Estes, R.: Freeman, M.: llale. NJ liiiner, L.: Ingram, N.: Iluffnian, E.: Felton, C. Row II Good, Ii.: Franklin, D.: Elsas, F.: Hutchcraft, A.: Huskins, I.: Gonzalez, A.: Ilurlcy, R. Row III Hawkins, K.: Johnson, B.: Elkins, C.: Iiinler, F ' Helton, M.: Hum, A.: Ileidbredcr, F.: Grantla, VV. Row IV Hainpe, R.: Hoy, R.: Fi-vnnli, C.: jones, C.: Hunt- er, J.: Ely, A.: Hocking, D, Row V Harris, I.: Hoy, P.: Fort, V.: Elkins, G.: Fulk, D.: Hamblen, R. RowVI Johnson, I.: Hodgson, I.: Ilcidbredcr, V.: Aggcrs, B.: Folkes, T. The 1947 Lincolnite - y The spring freshman-sophomore party was a very colorful activity. There were bright colored tulips pinned on the curtains and the tables were decorated with spring colors also. Art Seering a ventriloquist and magic- ian provided the main entertainment for the evening. SOPHOMORIZS J-R Row I Paige, R.: Paxton, ti.: Rcische, KI. I.: Rice J.: Roh- inson, D.: Rose, J.: l-iingslvy, Il.: Rlcfullongli, ,l. Row ll l'c-gruni, C.: Rhotlt-s, ,l.: Lziiigcllio:i', l..: Poole, N.: Koehnlv, hi.: I.:1Motl1e, 'l.: Lzuld, ll. Row lll liollnlr, li.: Rickorcl, ll.: liunlzu, l',: l':inluS, l..: f1l7lH:l'll11lIl, ,l.: Lynch, M.: l'i'nnty, ,l.: l'eti'ain, .X. Row IV Noble. C.: Roschnafski, Il.: Mziliur, M.: Milton, Ii.: Knight, J.: Mears, B.: Klemm, K.: Mclinight, M . Row V Ruwe, N.: Rouse, II.: Rehling. Y.: Ovvrhy, II.: Lynn, Rolison, ll.: Lowinan, ll.: Newton, lil. Row YI lilrirr, J.: Newton, QI.: Kirk, J.: lessen, lf.: lltiotl, fi.: Lester, C. SOI'llUMO'RIiS S-Z Row I lfVisc, While, R.: NVinkr'l, I.: XVilliznnsol9, Y.: Snntlers, li.: Szigzir, B.: Tomlin, R.: VVln-clcr, J. Row II Stoltzenhurg, WY.: VVilmcrt, ii.: Whislcr, l'.: Sloan. II.: Stunipf, .X.: NVillinnis, D.: Smith, KI. Row Ill Swanson, C.: Scliriclicr, J.: Sliurling 'l'.: Svll. li.: Shelf-y, ll.: Stnrclicvicli, li.: Scln'outlL'i', XV.: Sniiilers, l7, Row IV Stoll, R.: Siiiipsoii, NV.: XVi'iglit. J.: Sollzirs, ll.: Stuan, ,l.: Sauk, C.: Sparks, J. Row V Smith, R.: Tiffany, T.: Schultz, I.: WV:.ilkt-r, N.: Smith, N.: NVitt, A.: Tarlty, C.: Tlionipson, XV. Page 34 ,F +9 ., FW Q ,- QWA. , Wa?-1 - a- A 5 f WS: , ' f x 2 5 'S v We . Ss Q ' , W W wa Q S A xx xx, ,xl W 5? as A Www v .,.. wmv' ...Mun A .W V4 W ww, Xi v Q Q Q . MQ .. V QW A 4 . . NW A :ATV A ,X F SW .,.,. 6 M M. , ws Q ,W ,g A , 1 X ' XMNQ-1 'Y N ., . ' :EAS -:V xl X 'A n . :'ff':EQ: .., 8 as x+ x ::.5:: ' 'N N A ' 1233321251532 , b 32 'j W if I I sim if 3355333 fs FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ...................... Virgil Langcnlxahn Vice President .... ..,.. B ill Johnson Secretary-treasurer .. Donnie Baker Student Council .... ..... N ancy Hardin Nancy Bowers lixecutive fonnnittee .... . Carol McGee, Jeanne Sparks, Jim Milkus, Fred IIild Class Colors .........,...... Blue and IVhite lflower ...... .......................... L ilac Motto .... .. Do not say go, but go thyself Baker D. Langenlvxihn V. J0l1I'l501'1 II- ACTIVITIES Square dancing was enjoyed at first party, Tuesday evening, October 22. Dressed in their Sunday best the freshman and sophomores attended their annual fresh- man and sophomore party. They were en- tertained by a ventroliquist and magician act. Gerald Evans sang a solo and Dollie Fulk gave a reading. The refreshments for the evening were newlyweds, cookies, coke and candies. FRESHMAN CLASS NAMES FOR PAGE 37 FRESHMEN A-li Row I lilsas, D.: Barrick, NV.: Cilayhourn, D.: Downing, D.: Colson, K.: Amberg, B.: .Xugspurgeig M.: Clayton, D.: Buss, R. Row II Carpenter, R.: lhuffey, Il.: Doyle, VV.: Drew, L.: Dibble, B.: Bowns, Nl.: Armour, V.: Davidson, Y.: liinier, T.: lilkins, J. Row III livnns, ti.: llavis, ll.: lloehring, R.: .Xtteluei-ry, M.: Harry, I'.: Bnttell, M.: llavis, C.: Vooinlvs, P.: Bradburn, N. Row IX' Bailey, G.: Uanosky, lf.: Amherg. M.: Broughton, J.: Conklin, D.: Couturiaux, J.: Bowers, N.: Baked, D.: llegolkn II Row Y Cook, Il.: Dvahl, B.: Clark C.: Allmreeht, J.: llev- erman, P.: Agnew, li.: Anilwrg, VV.: .Xvn1'uerg, lf.: Dunlap, M. Row YI Branom, VV.: Cole, II. FRIZSIIMICN 1 -K Row I Goblenmn, lf: Ililrl. lf.: lilnrclner, L.: Foster, B.: Fasner, 51.5 Hardin, N.: lfarnuni, NV.: Kennett, li.: Johnson, 11.: 1Iarn1on, M.: Ililrl, D.: Hunter, li.: Ingram, J.: Gluick, VY.: Fulk, L.: Goad, Ii. Row III Hoaglin, R.: Ileimlhrecler, L.: Ganihrel, J.: Kraus, B.: Grubb, Il.: Gonzalez, C.: Heinzel, VV.: Harris, L.: lflentje, Row IV Kopecky, J.: IIz1hn, NVQ: IIz1ntel,D.: Koch, II.: Huff, V.: Hallman, M.: Holrlit, J.: Johnson, J.: Goff, J.: Granda, J, IVRESHMEN L-R Row I Peterson, L.: Rose, B.: Rohlfs, J.: Ovf-rbey, A.: Me- Gee,: Prunty, J.: Pummill, G.: Roos, H.: Miles, R. The 1947 Lincolnite Row II Logan, 1'.: Pinney, Rouse, N.: Milfilfl- MOI row, M.: McLean, G.: Morris, li.: Perce, V.: Langenbahn, V.: McManus, R. Row III Maher, J.: Orrison, J.: 1 otter, R.: Read, H.: Meyers, Ii. J.: Miller, J.: Petro, M.: Lowery, J.: Lewis, L. Ron' 11' lIlfClll1fl1'f..X.1 I.eCkrone,1i.:Moriearty, N. R.: Meyer. M.: Mehlullzin. l'.: Marthin, l'.: 1'yles, I.: Lee, l'I. Row X' Ulinstenrl, J.: Niemcier, .X.: May, J.: Mielkus, J.: Mutt-rson, l., FRICSIIMICN S-Z Row I Tucker, J.: Selirufler, XV.: Smith, M.: Zimmerman, N.: Shay, D.: hhvflglll, l'.: Schoof, R.: Snyder, D. Rnw Il St-inple, li.: Sullivin, R.: Sullivan, N.: VVi1mert, B.: Schreek, J.: Stzircerie, IJ.: Yeff, M.: Sparks, J.: Thompson, K.: Sehrielner, R, Row III VYi1lianison, R.: Snyder, K.: Slagwitz, D.: Wiulcrt N.: Taylor, G.: Tlieobaltl, L.: Sullivan, N.: VVilson, R.: Strunk, IJ.: Selnnirlt, IJ, Row IX' Zurkannuer, D.: Starehevic, D.: VVebster, B.: Tcich- niann, li.: VVhite, Xl.: Yan lfossan, L.: Vl'el10r, IS.: IVndetzki, J.: Slzizwilz, J.: 'l'ur1ey. Il. Rov X' XYeingarz, li.: Schmidt, R.: Slramp, II.: Wilmert, li.: Shoup, li.: Young, Ii.: XV:ilale, J.: Stanley, II.: Thames, J. Row YI Tliegorn. XY.: Scott, II.: Smith, L.: Scefeldt, K.: Schultz, ll. Page 36 CALENDAR APRIL 1 - Exams-April Fool! Not exams but In- ter Nos. 2 - Easter Program. 4-6-Easter VACATION 11 -- Junior and Senior Prom - Bob Frazer's band, really superg decorations and punch, yum yumg for- mals BWANG! ! ll 12 - State speech con- test. 14 - Honor Society In- ductiong and the Band's party featuring a special Skunk Hollar Struggle with Kickapoo Joy Juice and all the trimmings! 18 - Fifth period exams - The seniors hope that this Will be the last one that they Will have to sweat out! The 1947 Lincolnite CALENDAR 21 - Freshman and So- phmore party. 24 - Quill and Scroll- formal induction. MAY 13 - Senior play Kind Lady - dramatic play - excellent perfor- mance seniors! 15-Band Concert - Park 16 - Vocational Exhibit. 25 - Baccalaureate. 26-27 - Sixth period exams, finals. 28 - Senior Picnic -- trip to New Salem. 29 - Commencement - LAST DAY SENIORS - naturally, the Senior dance too! Page 38 .4 x, ' 51:4 A I .'.,, -I , W X,-. . - -- .- . . .' V , - 1 . .' .'5 '..-f-r-,-1 3. 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'y Env -Q, -- ,4- s' Xp -:wb MN 3 - -'ff ' f- ' T-'-'wo -fm . 1: H: J'7:.7ef ., - -.-,,:x1-135, yu: 5 fra, ' A .15 mf 'Q-' Q '- , hw. 9. ,,,' Q .Af ,P J ,r . -1 ..fS'i. .,y,' .V -K' ---ik, 'LJ ,. -fiiqir :S .-Vg. .,.,x-.r '.--, - o '1,2 '. , ,J . - - , ,- 1 f ' In haf? iii.. 3 , . n xt gi V, g ,:f?:f : Irv' f -7 15:-, 'M'-Q ' ,,'I':'.'fx.. if-'sly ,Q.'..f 2 Q' ,g5.v,. fluff, :y'.f.A,.rp:-f up 1.1.5. s-,nlqap 1, .' -V uk- Jaxx . f ' . , .IW F I- 'P'f'v L : - ',..gg, -mfg. -' ' '4 'Q ' --'34 - , -:. fx 41 ' .1-M -'. ' fa'-F' f U -- vi-- ,J Y- x .. wr' IJ- :! A ' f-L4 NQ - ,II ' M ' , V. ' . . 1 ' 'gk rf' I r 11 A ,- I .VJ Z.. 1: 5 fa- f is -3 Z. h'-F' Y. v I u, - sf I ,R 2. LINCOLNITE STAFF mul I',I,, I.. KUliIlXl.l'1, XIISS Klk'K'L'l,I,fJl'4iIl'. N. x1u.L1-.R, 11. 1'u1:1JuN, ls. IIURHFSKY, 17. ILXSI l LTHN, S. The 1947 Lincolnite LINCOLNITE STAFF I.IiIC. N. XIl,'Sll'K, H. INXS?-l'.N. IT, lIlI,l,. N, lHi.xx'liR, Il. Sl'Il5ll'l'. H. 1-UIQUNSIQI, J. MHRRHW, I'. IIMLXN, ID. HILD, V. IE.X'l'IfMAXN, II. I7l.XI,, ll. IDIYICN, .X. KHYN, I'. I'l'RKIiY, H. RHINQICRS. lf. I,.XN4iICNll.XIIN, N. The 1947 Lzncolnzte RAILSPLITTER STAFF Co-editors ,,......, ,......,7,... L ..., Jo Anne Fisherkeller Margaret Pemberton Assistant Editor ,.,...., ....e M arilyn Augspurger Feature Editor ooo.... ..o,...,. G race Mathein Assistant ,,,.o,..,., Sports Editor Assistants .t.. News Editors News Staff .. Mary Lou Mills Les Williams Lois Langellier, Margaret Maher, Bill Branom Don Borofsy, Gene Amberg Pat McManus Donna Gimbel Mike Hardin Lois McCloskey, Pat Kodatt, Nancy Harris, Celiabelle Jones, Emmett Huffman, Jean Hodg- son, Jean Koehnle, Bob Stoll. Exchange Editor ....,r..rrrYrV....,.rc.......c.. Mimi Gordon Business Manager ccc.c irr,,.r M ary Redus Assistants cc,csc ..,cs ...rs,.....crc...r,r,... C 1 arice French Advisor . ..,, , The 1947 Lincolnite Nancy Lou Hale, Connie Sherbert, Norma Walker. Miss Jurjevich QL, fl-Q fri? Q 5 5 -'22,-3 trgf'h.:x2v e-V l '- 'i ' 'gf . . Q .1 ' x :.' R 'SXT5' G ,:.,:.,- ,,:- l' . ,,w'l 'xJ . BAND Officers l'l'CSlLlL'Ilt ..,.,... -Ilhxllll lfirlicrkcllci' Yics I,l'L'SlilCllL ,. ..... .lainie-s Smith 'l'i'c:isur01- ..... ....... l iilwiu Mills SL'CI'ClZl1'y ..,... .... I lclcu Igilllllllllll Under the able direction of a new faculty member, Charles S. Harned, the band com- pleted a successful year. The band played for football and basktball games, pep meetings, marched in parades, and presented a number of entertaining concerts. To become a member of the concert band, you have to pass an entrance exam which includes playing scales in all keys, sight read- ing, playing a solo, and being able to inter- pret tempo and dynamic markings. All band members are third class musicians upon en- Tbe 1947 Lincolnite tering. In order to become a second class musician you must be able to play exercises, scales, sight-read material of a more difficult nature, memorize a solo, Write a five lriund- red word essay of the history of your in- strument, produce correct intonation, and know all kinds of tempo and dynamic mark- ings. After passing this, you are entitled to Wear a chevron on your sleeve. Chair-play- offs are held at the beginning of the semest- er to determine each student's ability and his rightful place in each section. Page 4 4 Clarinets Alto Clarinet Baritone Sax Cornets Trombone N. Heitman Necessary R. Johnson J. Smith M- Augspufgef' H. Bateman Bass Clarinet Mills H- Bullefmiln J. Fisherkeller Barry Ohm' Lessen N- Webb W' Vehslage Bowers S. Brannom Bam' W' Fisher G. Klarr W M Hallman Knollenburg G- Wllmeft R. srou Pluffffi ' Loeber A- Pegram V. Fort VanMeter Bassoon Sheldon B. Purdon Lauer 1 Taylor Tuba C. Sherbert B. Purkey R' Berme . C. Felton M. Smith McLean French Horn Bantmla VV. Georgi N. Armstrong Alto Sax Field P. Trommer M. Poole B 6 'A l G- GOSSGU ' D. Struenlng M. Helton au F A- SU-lmpf Thompson P Hoy AITIISS L. Racobs Gehlbach Percussion ' . Johnson -- A. Gwan I Lynn String Bass R. Donath E. Wright TCHO1 Sax Sheley D. Zurkammer J. Sparks Gehlbach J- SCh2lU91' Moriearity B. Brown L. Drew Meyers J. Opperman Section Captains The 1947 Page 45 Lincolnite The 1947 R .xv I lluieznau, ll.: llamilton, 5.3 Beaver, 13.5 Hardin, K-I.g Xlznrn, li.: liolzxtt, l'.: Armies, N.: Curry, N.: Stumpf, A.g Kiufl, H. Rim' ll lluchring, XI.: Schmidt, ll.g l'c-mlicrmn, M.: Mat' leln, li.: Mufiilltiiigll, N.g Helton, XLQ Mckfloskcy, L.: llurrow, nl.: lluilermuii, ll.: Dial, B. lhm lll llm1g'cr, M.: Nlziy, Mg Furry, I..g liort, X'.g .lug- s urgcr, M.: licllllacil, X. Mills, Xl.: llzivy, BI.g Putter, 5.3 Lynn, Il.g iiL'llllEl', ll. CHORAL CLUB The Choral Club, which meets on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8:10 until 8:40, is com- posed of girls selected from the Girls' Glee Clubs. During the year, they have given performances for many programs such as: Thanksgiving and National Education Week program - with thc combined Glee Clubs, Christmas, Easter, and the Baccalaureate exercises. They also played an im- portant part in the school's Operetta. The group placed in Divisicn I at the Sect- icnal Music Contest held n Peoria in April and gained a 'Divisicn II at State contest. Lincolnite Page 46 Row I Ifullis, B4 Meyer, Il.: i'1l'i10ll, V.: Lea-, lf.: lirziuu, Ii I I Il ,Q fisur, . Rim' Il Lauer, j.g Xlclinight, M4 Xlcliinley, U.: .Xlt. 13.3 ,lohn::on, Hg Downs, XY. Row lll Hawkins, Kg Klemm, Kg Doyle, B.g Racabs, L. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The boys' glee club, although a smaller group than in previous years, proved to be as entertain- ing and good as before. Under the direction of Charles Harned, this group gained a Divsion I at Secticnal Music con- test in April and then went on to State contest to get a Division III. The boys' glee club was combined with the Choral Club to form a Mixed chorus, which per- formed in the Big 12 Music Festival, and also sang at the Baccalaureate exercises. The 1947 pug, 47 Lincolnite ENSEMBLES Armcs, N, llzxgnu, IJ. l'Q-mlwrtun, Nl. xlL'fAUlln1'l211, N. .Xugspurgclx KI. Hchlhucll, N. Ilullurmim, H. i--1 . g Camp, I. Lee, D. Iulmson, B, Lauer, Bullerman, H. The 1947 Lincolnite Page 48 GIRLS' SEXTETTME One of the most active musical groups around school this year was the girls' sex- tette, which performed before many outside clubs, as well as for high school programs. One of the most interesting of these, perhaps, was the broadcast over WDZ in Tuscola. At the Sectional Music contest held in Peoria in March, the group placed in Division I, making them eligible to compete in the State contest in May. A Division II rating was awarded them there. Miss Margaret Hyde directed the group. BOYS' QUARTET Singing sometimes in true barbershop Page 49 style, and at other times making a hit by smooth rendition of the latest popular hits, the boys quartet gained much applause from everyone who heard them. Under the direct- ion of Mr. Harned, the boys traveled to the Sectional Music contest to place in Division II. STRING EN SEMBLE Because of the small number of students interested in the stringed instruments this year, a string ensemble was formed by Miss Hyde rather than an orchestra. Although no public performances were made by the group, much valuable practicing was done and it is believed that next year, the quartet will be ready to appear publicly. The 1947 Lincolnite Row I Bullermznn, ll., ll ff, ll., Bliss lluimlrtixy. Nlarlm, -l-I.: l't-uit, Nl. Row ll Lzlun I ' Whitt, ll., XX.n'ml, A.: lxurtnck, Q.: lxol- . nv lor, Kfg llczwci' ,ll.g Horn-aky, ll.: -xflllllllf, L.: .xl'llIlll', l'. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA A chapter of the National Future Teach- ers of America was organized in LCHS in February of this year. This is the first chapter of its kind in Logan County. The purpose of this organization is to prepare the student for the high office of teaching. The chapter of the F. T. A. was installed in a special ceremony on February 24, 1947, and Miss Theresa Henneberry, sponsor, pre- sented the charter to Phyllis Arthur, Pres. The local chapter has been named for Agnes Rourke Garretson and pays tribute to her fine qualities as a pioneer teacher in Lincoln. The members of this assocation acted as student and substitute teachers this year The 1947 Lincolnite and aided in many other ways throughout the year. Officers for the club are: Phyllis Arthur ..,..........,..,......,,,...... President Barbara Beaver , ...., , Vice President Joyce Laun ..v,,....... ......,...,.. S ecretary Charles Kurtock ...,,. W ,....,... Treasurer Don Borofsky . ...... ..........,...., H istorian Arthur Ward ,.............,r,....... Parliamentarian Earline Martin ...,.r ,......,..,,,....,,.. S ong Leader As the class of 47 adjourns, we hope that these candidates prove to be both out- standing and beneficial to the honorable pro- fession which they have chosen. Page 50 5 W- J us-1-,f. iff. i:f,g-mwH4FSq.J.Fw,7P Row l Hellon, Rl., Augspurgrr, Mg llullurman, Il., llc- xxmny, J., llalc, N. Row Il Pnrkey, 11.1 NYrigh!, ll.: liurrou, .Lg llugzm, IJ jones, A. THE SPANISH GROUP The Spanish Group is under the able direct- ion of Miss Virginia Fairfield. The group- dressed in their colorful costumes presented many very entertaining programs. Their program consisted of group songs, duets, solos and dances. The group has presented its programs before Com- munity Clubs, Women's Clubs, Men's Clubs, Cent- ral School and other organizations both in and around Lincoln. The 1947 Lincolnite Row I Davy, Xl.: Nlcfullnugli, N.g ,xllgSl5ll!'QIL'l', M.: Camel, l..g l'm-mhcrion. M.: Hamilton, S L'.g l isl1erkellc'r, nl.: Armour, I.. Row ll XYilliams, 14,1 Klimhel ll,: licvzmuy, J.: Bullcrmzm, ll.: Iinsvlmnn, Il. Row Ill Kurtock, C.: Blills, lloolcn, llg McLean, 5.1 Trmmner, Reilus, Mg Sl1e1'lrL'1'l, lf: lJ.g Rlatlu-in, ll.g Bntemzm, Iforrester, R.: Gt-lillmclx, N.g 5 llonath, B.g Alberts, ll.g NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Using a new formal induction ceremony, the National Honor Society took 8 seniors into their midst on November 14, and 14 seniors and juniors on April 14. Informal initiations, containing pranks which really tested a person's strength of character and ability to take it were held in Dcember and May. The main project of the group this year, was the sending of cards and notes to stu- dents who were ill. The 1947 Lincolnite Officers for the First Semester year La Donna Camel ....... Nancy McCullough . Marilyn Augspurger Lester Williams ,r,.r.r Second Semester Bruce Enselman ..., Dale Awick .,..,......... Norma Gehlbach ..,... Ronald Forrester .r... Advisors rr...r,..r....... were as follows: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. John Small, Mrs. Alice Burke Page 52 Row I .Xrmsirong, IN.: llllllllll, N.: Mrs. Small: Bowers, N.: I'nkorski, -I.: llimhlc, IF. Row ll Olsen, 17,5 Ilorofsky, ll.: VVilli:ims, L.: .Xnfle1'son. L15 lgingeulmlin, Y.: fuady, I,.g McLean, S. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council, composed of the presid- ents, past presidents, and one other member of each class, held its organization meeting and elected the following officers: President ...........,,c...,...... Lester Williams Vice President ,c,..r......rr,c.,....,. Don Olsen Secretary ..,............,.. Norma Armstrong Mrs. Alice Burke took over Mrs. John Small's position as advisor. One of the projects of the group was the Foreign Relations plan, by which LCHS students who wish to write to students of other lands may obtain names and addresses for ten cents. Student day is also under the auspices of the council. The principal and deans are elected by council, and teachers are elected by the pupils in the classrooms. The council has also worked out a noon hour program in which the juniors and seniors can dance at noon and the freshmen and sophomores go to movies given in the different classrooms. The council is now working on a get acqu- ainted day which will go into effect next year. The 1947 p.,, 53 Lincolnite 3 Riqkvl-LI5, N. Rncohs, D. Lcnardt, A. 1':ilIlC1', I.. AGNEXY, 17. AIIEARN, I-1. AMBITRG, J. ARMOUR, C. ARMSTRONG, N- ARMOUR, L. ATTLZBICRRX, NX . AUKAMP, R. BAILEY. M. BARROXV, J. BARRY, l'. B.-XURIZR, B. Ii1iNliDIf l', E- BI'lX'l'1RM.XN, I-. BIALYIZRMAN, PII. BIIQGS, M. BOWERS, N. Bowxs, M. BRJXDLEY, I. BRICIC, L. IlUC'IIlIfJl,Z, L BULLICRMAN, Ir. BUSE, D. BUTTELI., M. I.1AMI', B. CARTER, R. mI I'I'RIAI'x, J. CLARK, R. CLAYBOURNE, D. COLSON, K. QDNRLIN, D. The 1947 Lincolnite MAY, M. MQMULLAN, C. McGEE,C. MEYER, B. MEYER, M. MORRIS. Ii. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEMBERS Comms, B. I-IICKMAN, D. COXYLQUR, J. IIILD, C. CUMBY, C. IIILD, D. FURRY, N. IIQBLIT, J. DAVIDSGN, V. IIOXVIZRTONH B. DAVIS, B. IIUFF, v. DAVIS, Q. NUM, A. DIBBLE, B. DUEHRING. R. DOWNEY, H. IJOWDEL, M. DUSICNBERRY, M. KIMICR, F. EIMER, L. ELSAS, If. IfERf.zU5oN, B. IfO5'1'liR, B. IPVLK, D. FREEMAN, D. VRIZICMAN, M. IQARDNER, E. iiliHl.B.XCII ,M. IQIVAN, A. lQII.UIt'K, M, GONZALEZ, A GONZALEZ, C. Il.-XIIN, D. ILXNTICL, D. IIARDIN, M. HARMOIN, M. HERBERGER, M. HUNTER, E. IIVNTICR, M. 1IU'1'I'm'RAIf'I' INBRAM, B. INGRAM, J. ,lAI'KsoN, M. ,IoI1NsoN, J. IDNES, A. KASM.-XR, M. KENNEDY, L. KLEIN, M. Rocu, B. KOLLI-ZR, C. KOYN, In I IAXNKQPINBATIN, LAWLER, B. LAWN, J. LENHARDT, A. LITZVVIS, II. LOWERY, D. LYNCH, M. MARTIIIN, R. MARTIN E. MARTIN, J. MORROW, M. OPPIZRMAN, J OVERBY. A. OYERBY, 1. PARKS, B. IHXVLUS, L. 1'li'1'RO, M. 1'1-ITTIT, M. PRUNTY, M. PURKI-IY. 15. PUMMIELL, G. RACOBS, D. REISCHE, M. RICKORD, N. RHUINSON, D RIIULIFS, J. ROSE, J. RUUSIZ. N. ROUTSON, G. ROYTSON, M. SAGIZR, B. SANDERS, E. SANDERS, 1-21. SANDLEBEN, SCHAUPP, M. L. Howcrtun, ll, SCIIMIDT, B. scuooxf, B. SCIIROEDER, M SCIIUTZ, L. SELL. B. SHAY, D. SIIICLI-IY, D. SLAZXVITZ, D. SLOON, H. SMITH, M. SOLLXRS, D. SPARKS, J. STRAL' EYIUH. D SL' LLIAN, D. 'I'I'lIC'llMANN, F. TliIKfHM.XN, T. TIBBS, M. TIIEOBALD, L. VAN FASSAN, L YEEE. M. XVEBTY. N. WILLIAMS, s. WINREL, J. wIIliEI.ER, M. WHISLI-IR. P. WIIITI-3, B. XVILMIERT, N. woola, I. YOVNG, E. ZIMMICRMAN, N Page 54 c 'f Page 55 Ibm I I4-ms. II.g XYiIim-ri, If.: Sclimimlt, IJ.: l'I:iyI-un, 11,3 lh-gollui, II.: I.oxxv.'l'5'. ,I.1 Sny4Ii'i', Kg SQIi1'v:Iy, II. Row II Nfl mg, Il.g Ixlv. lx.: Haslcy, Mg Ultmzinn, Q-.Q Iiairry, R.: VViggvi':-, K.g Doyle, NV.: lIciiiIir0dcr, H.: Mears, If. Row III Roos, H.: Ifolkvs, D.: Stoltzcnberg. VV.: Fuller, l'.: llusc. M.: 'I'I1orutou, II.: Ruwe, N.: Sauk, C.g Pcgram, C. Row IX' XVuiupzurz, XV.: Pvgram, A.: Klcmm, K. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Through the years the boys in the agricul- ture classes through the medium of the local F. F. A. Chapter completed several activities which were of educational value as well as making a contribution to the community. Early in the year, the group sponsored a rat abatement drive in which the students made available and distributed poison. In the Sectional judging contests for the year, the teams placed 5th in grain, 6th in poultry, 8th in fat stock and 8th in dairy. In total points won in these contests, the LCHS boys placed 4th, Dean Folkes was the second highest boy in the fat stock judging contest out of a group of 110 judges and William Weingarz ranked 10th out of the group in dairy judging. The boys anticipate the rewards which will be theirs as a result of successfully completing their production projects in crops and livestock during the next few months. The 1947 Lincolnite F w W 4 u 1 ANNUAL PLAY You Can't Take It With You by Hart and Kaufman The annual play, You Can't Take It Cast With You , a three-act comedy, was pre- sented in the high school gym, November 22. This play represented the turmoil and con- fusion that took place in the Martin Van- derhof home The play was so capably presented at this time that Scene I, Act I was entered into the Sectional contests where it rated first in Class A. This enabled the play cast to go on to the State contest where Phyllis Koyn was voted a member of the All State Play Cast. Page 57 Penelope Sycamore Essie Carmichael . Rheba .,..,.,..,,......... Paul Sycamore ,...etw Mr. DeP1nna ......,e.e.. Ed Carmichael .,,.. Donald ..,.,...,o...,..... Martin Vanderhof Alice Sycamore ....... Henderson ..l...,.. Phyllis Koyn Jeanne Devanny Mary Lou Rodgers Gene Seagroves Dean Hocking David Meyers Gerald Evans Jim Camp Connie Sherbert Dick Thompson Tony Kirby ........., .,e..,..,...,..,l D on Lee Borie Kolenkhor ......, Kenneth Hurt Mr. Kirby ......... e.e....,.,.,..,.....,. J im Smith Mrs. Kirby ..e.. ,...,.......,..,.. E arline Martin G-Men ....... ........ Ed Mills, Bill Branom, Dean Stanley The 1947 Lincolnite 1 -., , , u , . . . . lxoxx l ln1.mml1, ll.. ,I-uliiisun, li., Xlllls, Xl., Limml, I.. Row ll llm11itl1,li.gllill Y llmlllton N liuu I llis- Xlcl lmwl. ,.., I ,..,.i ...,, , Row lll X i-llslzlgc, Xl .1 5llUl'lJL'l'l, L.: Mol lllltlllgll, N., lem- lwrteui, M.: K':1m1v, J. THE SENIOR PLAY KIND LADY by Edward Chodorav Kind Lady , a melodrama in three acts by Edward Chodorav taken from a story by Hugh Walpole, was presented May thirteen- the in the L. C. H. S. gym. Henry Abbott, who with his undernour- ished wife and baby, wins the confidence of Mary Herries, a dignified ,kindly woman in her late fifties, and succeeds in bringing his gang of thieves into the Herries home in Montague Square, London, England. The crooks practically cut Mary Herries off from her friends by convincing them that she is abroad. They even frighten Miss Her- ries' life long servant, Rose, so badly, that she resigns. Through the clever tricks of Henry Abbott, Mary Herries believes that she is be- coming insane. Meanwhile, not only has Henry Abbott The 1947 Lincolnite taken over the household and driven poor Mary Herries to the brink of insanity, but he also is stealing her rare, expensive collect- ion of painting. Mary Herries finally convinces Mr. Fost- er, who has come to buy some of her paint- ings, that Mr. Abbott is holding her prisoner and illegally selling her possessions. THE CAST ' Mary Herries .,,,, ,.,..,,,,,.,,.,.,... M ary Lou M1115 Henry Abbott .......,........................ Jack Lauer Ada Abbott ,,..,,. ,,,,,...,,.., S ue Hamilton Mr. Edwards .................................... Jim Camp Mrs, Edwards ,.....,.,...., Margaret Pemberton Aggie Edwards .............c.. Nancy McCullough Phyllis Glenning ..,., ...l..il.......,li N ancy Hill Peter Santard ,...,.. ..c..,ll..l, B ob Johnson Connie Sherbert Helen Brandt Lucy Weston .c... Rose .l..l...,l.............. Mr. Foster ...lll............. ................ A rt Ward Gustav Rosenburg .l......l............. Bob Donath Doctor ,,,,.c.,,,....,.,,..... ,...., W arren Vehslage Page 58 Row l Xlrfiillougli, Ng llailwin, 12,3 l,:nir1', nl.: Klills, Nl.g RUSS Nlclliirwl.. Row II hvlilliacli, Ng Rrclus, Mg llnmilton. 5,3 llill, Ng l ur1'lon, l4.g lfzmicl, l,,: Ummlf, H.: llevzniiiy, AI. Row Ill Slicrlvcrt, Qfg l7isl1crkf'llei', Al.: l'cn1liciwn. Kl,g Koyn, IH: Harris, N.: liimhrl, 17,1 Nlclinniiw. l'. Row IX' llmizilli, ll.: Kfmiip, il.: Rose, li: lliul. li. THESPIANS The Lincoln Chapter of the National Thesp- ian Dramatic Honor Society initiated sixteen new members during the past year, which brings the membership up to a grand total of twenty-two. This shows that there are still many that are in- terested in dramatics. The Thespian organization also sponsored the student directed play, Glamour in the Poc- onos. This play was given twice, once for an assembly and once for Central School. The officers for this year were as follows: President ...eei,e,.e..e.l....,..i.,......e........e.,,. .lack Lauer Vice President ,.., eeee G race Mathein Secretary ,....i.i e.eie M ary Lou Mills The 1947 p.,, 59 Lincolnite NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE QUILL AND SCROLL Run l Sl:-win-vt, V.: NIL-Xlzunus. H.: Xlvfmmllmxglm, N.: Row I McManus, l'.g Pcmlwerton, Mg Ifishcrkcllvr, 1.5 Mc- l':-thr, S. f4lIH0l1gll, Ng Hurnlxm, M.: Mallxein, G. li-:xx II l.il!lk'!',Al.1 .Xlg-k'lm1w5. l..g .Xumstrr-ug. X.: llfmh-11. Il. Ruw Il ilimhcl, D.: Reduf, 51.5 VYillizuns, L.: Augspurgcr, NI.: Mills. M. USHERS lugmnl, ll.: Umm, l .g IQIHII. X.: XYQIHQ, AI. The 1947 Lincolnite Page an gfvf- xj5mt1u L T-u!i'Sl.QW!'J2,ii!Flf1' ' j' . . . . . M- xx,, e as Row I llardin, M.: Klein, BI.: Unvimlson, Vg lluwis, l'.g Morrow. 1.5 llnuturiaux, ,Lg llild, D.: llnr-lin, N.g Martin, lip Ferguson, H.3 NVUQLI, I.g llluik, M.: Lziwlur, li.: Si-lnuz, Ii,g Kraus, 15.3 Racobs, D.g Sanrllvben, I.. Row ll Petro, 11,3 llullermun, lI.3 Kollcr, CHQ Clark, M.g Augspurger, 51,5 Foster, B. Row Ill Cumby, 1.5 Koch, B.g Hickman, IJ.g Ingram, j. o. G. A. A. The G. A. A., whichlong has promoted sports- manship and loyalty among the girls, meets every Monday and Thursday one hour after school. The girls gain awards by obtaining 100 health points and 500 activity points. They gain the activity points through gym class, after school activity, and unorganized activity. In the fall they held a picnic and at Christmas they had a Christ-- mas party with a gift exchange. Their advisor is Miss Tallon. The 1947 ru. sz Lincolnite INTER NOS Approximately fifty students were mem- bers of the Latin club, which met on the first Tuesday of each month under the sup- ervision of Miss Fairfield and Dr. Koch. Outstanding events of the year were the Christmas party and the annual Roman dinner which was held in April. Several members earned their pins by fulfilling these requirements: good attend- INTER NOS MEMBERS AUGSPURGER, M. BRANNON, s. ' 1sRoUo1iToN, J. CAMEL, L, CAMERON, J. CODDINGTON, C, ' COWGUR, J. DREW, L. Ev.-xNs, G. ' FORT, V. FRENCH, C. The 1947 r GlillLBACll, M lil-IIILBACH, N. GIBSON, C. ll.-XGIQN, D. HALLMAN, M. f IHLD, C. ' uocK1Nc, n. IIODGSON, J. HOINACKI. E. HUELSKOE'l'Tl-ZR, HUSKINS, J. JoNEs, c. KICOUGII, J. KNIGHT, J. KODATT, P. KRAUS, B. LANGELLI ER, L. LAUER, J. MAHER, M. MAY, M. D. MCLISAN, G. ance, good grades in Latin, appearing on a. program, and helping on a committee. Consul ......... ...... J ack Lauer Praetor .... ..... V irginia Fort Quaestor .... ................ P atricia Kodatt Aediles ..... Beverly Purdon, Shirley MCMANUS, P MELTON, B. POOLE, M. POTTER, s. PURDON, B. READ, H. RODGER5, M. Ronnrs, if. EANDERS, E. SCHRECK, J. Potter, Julia Broughton, Georgeann McLean SMITH, M. STUMPF, A. SULLIVAN, N. TEICHMANN, T THORNTON. M. W'ALKl-IR, N. XVEBB, N. wE1NDoRF, E. YVHITE, B. ZIMMERMAN. N Lincolnite rm 62 . 5 . NI:u'i:u1 llnrv Noruifi lwlilliziull Norum lfnul llvtly llguicr COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club of LCHS, after a Officers and Committees elected for this long period of inactivity, has become one of year Were: th emost' prominent organizations in school. president V g Norma Gehlbach The purpose of the club is to stimulate great- er interest among students in commercial subjects. Besides promoting vocational in- terests, the club, through its recreational act- ivity, boasts enthusiastic good fellowship among its members. Tt be eligible for membership, students must have a C average in either bookeep- ing or stenography, and are able to become a member only in the second semester of their first year. Vive President , .. .Norma Jean Faul Secretary-treasurer Reporter . .. c,cc cc., . .. Program Committee Social Committtee .. Publicity Committee MEMBERS .XIII-QXRN, ic, ITISIIICRKI-Il,l,ICli. 1. lox:-'s x 1.14315 N. .x1u1r1s, iz. 1:.xluum', Ar, 14:-gxxrm, I., All-vl'1,l,o1'1:ir, N .XRMHl'R, L., Il,Xl'lill, lf. Ii4bl!X'l l' l' ,XllI.l,lCR, Il. ...,. ..., ,4... - , ,Xl 1-bl l R1-l.lx, Bl. l,I.l,l, XX. l,.XN1I.Nl,.XlIN, N, .Nlll.l.S, Nl. .Xl'K.'XNll'. R. IZKXIJLICY, T. Ill-QllI.I,M ll, N. .NlURlIi.XRl'I'Y, l'. lll'I.l.l-QRNIXN, ll, IlR.XNIVl', If. ll.XNl l.lx. Nl. l',XNKS, Ii. l'I..XYlil7l'RN. N. Iilllili, I.. ILXRIHN, Nl, l..XWl.lCR. li. IXXYY. Nl, l!l'l ll.XN.XN. I', Ill-QRI!l4.li4.l'.R, Xl. l.lfN.XRlb'I'. .L llll.l., N. lll I'4'lllSUN, V. .Xl.XlC'l'lN, li, l'IQMl5liK'l'HN, M. FAUI., N. .LXNSS-liN, D. M.X'l'lllilN, G. Marian Day . Betty Lou Bauer .. Betty Lou Bauer, Marilyn Schroeder, Carol Moriearty Norma Lee, Marilyn Augspurger Nancy McCullough Nancy Hill R.XNll.UXV, I . llIi'llORIl, N. Sl'IlR0l'fIlliK, XI. Slllflilll-Ili'l', l'. 'I'IllllS, M. XX'Rl1iIl'I'. l'. Zl'RK.XXlNII-IR, M. ll.Xkl'.R, L. .Xl.XY, ll. The 1947 Page as Lincolnite .. ffl Sclii':ulci', Lf llirtmgin, ff Rankin, R THE JANITORS We, the students of LCHS, consider ourselves fortunate in having such a co-operative group of janitcrs. Under the supervision of Charles Hirt- man, who now claims a forty-seven year seniority, our janitorial staff has done more than its part to increase the attractiveness of our school. Mr. Hirtman is assisted by Russell Rankin, who is completing his fourteenth year on the job, and Clarence Schrader, our war-time bus driver who transferred to his present position. The night attendants are Ora Turley, a five- year man, and Alonzo Scott, a new comer to the group. BUS DRIVERS Fortune was with us, as the bus drivers were chosen from among many candidates. Our two bus drivers ,Mr. Sam Zimmerman, who has been with us for six years, and Mr. Darrell Henson, a returned war veteran, have a great responsibility in getting the county students to and from school. In order to help and keep order on the bus, each route has two well selected bus monitors. This year's assistants are: Ruth Aukamp, Marilyn Pettit, Mary Lou May, Mary Ann Wheeler, Mary Ann Gehlbach, Chan Fuller, Kenneth Ely, and and Rolly Barry. We acknowledge the services performed by these splendid workers. The 1947 Lmcolnite SECR f Y' 'cf- P 1 .. . ,,!. ' x , I ' ' , .33 -I..-J, I ,rli . . , 'fn '-r 'Q 'L--' . II. .' 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II .,jf v -,?FIM.l.II.I.I IAQ: -f .I -II .,4 I4 I- IIIJ., xx- .J , x-12-I -'.q-s.I'.qjI- , I ' 1 1-35 - vf - -' 1. H XWWL.-' f -- ff.. 'if' fax L -- ' 5 r ' 1 V7' I 5-,ELK '- I -II I SKI fffh .f.3'IS:-II ,.' I. 'f 'I Q- - gs -'VIL '. . , :Y Ev, , -, - N 1 1' A WSI .1 '. . 4-If-I , - .-.,, :I-5...-I :I I f--1: 'I-. gg. ' 4 .vga I I I-III 7 vi' ,I Iv -IIf- .f 1' 'ZI 'Nh .1 ,- 5-' f'wg 'Fi-'i ,'.I..j 4I..- 'Q I XII -I' 'it 1-I-, .II - gx .In II U r 'X '- K 4 .-, J' 11 ,Xmlvisu li. ?'1'l2l4'4. RA COACHE Although LCHS didn't have a too successful year in competitive sports, the blame can not be dumped entirely in the coaches laps. So let's chalk up this season to experience, tip our hats to five great guys and get out and fight for a world-beating team next year. MANAGERS Seldom seen and even less spoken of are the managers who have done a fine job this year and deserve the whole-hearted praise of all LCHS fans. The 1947 Lincolnite pm 66 F.. ow oue, .5 urn fl ' Snr 4, S., ':llSCll1illl. ILC l , U , I ... Q R I R I ,I I t R t k I I Maurer, D., Leckrone, II., Ixrotz, B., Ioole, B., Willmnis, I..: L'unnnings, S. Row I Coach In ie I gl 4' ll 'k y B.: Ritchhzirt, R., l-ruhh, v - , - - N., Olsen, 13.3 Kan Sickle, I lhompsou, 'l'.g Debt-luk, ,I.: Grant, Il., Coach Anderson Row III Ixnochel, J., McI.enn, S., Fields, IL, Fisher, H.- 1 v Mapes, F. :Bla-ssman, D.: fl pon, P., Schneider, B. FOOTBALL Linco1n's 1946 football team had a rather rough season as the records go, but the spirit displayed by the LCHS gridders kept the fans cheering throughout a season featuring heavily favored foes. A light, inexperienced, injury-ridden band, the local crew lost often, but was never upset. Outweighed in very game played, the Red and Green aggregation was outrun but not outlastedg outclassed but not outfought. Lacking stars, a well-balanced lineup started each conflict. Bob Poole, tackle, and Bruce Enselman, back, were the only return- ing lettermen, and both missed several games due to injuries. Fight and a never-say-down attitude were developed through much hard work on the part of the players and the coaching staff, consisting of Athletic Director Roy An- derson, with able assistance from William Hughes, J. O. Hodgson, Victor Baumgartner, Page 67 and Royce Lovelace. The sportsmanship ex- hibited is a tribute to our school. Credit for providing the spark, goes to the seniors, Bruce Enselman, Ronnie Forres- ter, Bob Leckrone, Dick Maurer, Bob Poole, and Les Williams, who led the juniors through the din of their first season of var- sity competition. The latter gained valuable knowledge and experience for use in the '47 season. Football Scores Date Opponent We They Sept. 14 - Lanphier ..........,.... ...... 0 0 Sept. 20 - Clinton ............,.... ...... 1 9 0 Sept. 28 - Peoria Manual ..... . 0 19 Oct. 4 - Pekin ...................... 0 7 Oct. 11 -- Bloomington ........ .. 7 34 Oct. 18 - Woodruff ......,.. .. 0 19 Oct. 25 - Feitshans ..... ...... 1 3 38 Nov. 1 - Springfield .................. .. 0 27 Nov. 8 - Decatur ........ 1 .................. 0 35 The 1947 Li n colnzte . PICS, IC. TBR, N.g KNOUIIIQT., I. 'l'IIllBIl,Sl7'R', I'. The 1947 Lincolnite ,,' Cf, .1 '. .' SICKLIC, 1 ll! KU! B ,iSSXI,XN, D.: UIiI!ICL.Xlx T 1'l:1c1z, D. nu lil-IY, 1... 1.x Xlf.l.Ii.XN, 9 lil'l't'IlII.XR'l', N.: I URRI'lS'I'liR, R, l F SICIALXN. li.: NYII,I.l.X3 I!lUKll':41lN,l.,I4lOlI I! I I k'liRUNl-I, 11. The 1947 Lincolnite BASKETBALL ' Withstanding the blows dealt by some of the top teams in the state, the Railsplitters produced thrills and favorable impressions even in defeat. William Hughes, head basketball coach, performed marvels with an inexperienced squad claiming only one letterman, Bruce Enselman, As the season advanced, vast improve- ments were obvious in our boys' performan- ces before they were halted in the finals of Invitational Tournament We They Maine ,.......,............................... 40 39 E. Rockford .................,,......... 36 75 Round Robin Tournament Lanphier ....................,............. 39 31 Decatur .....,.,...........,................ 40 68 Regional Tournament Hartsburg ......r.....,....r...... .... 4 8 31 Armington ,..... .... 6 1 29 Mt. Pulaski ..... ..,. 2 6 48 The 1947 Lincolnite regional tournament by a strong Pulaski five. Again, the experience gained by this ycar's contenders should prove beneficial in the future. LCHS extends gratitude and congratula- tions to Dick Aery, James Curry, Deane Doo- len, Bruce Enselman, Ken Hurt, Eugene Mapes, Stuart McLean, Don Olsen, Warren Peters, Ron Ritchhart, and Tom Thompson for their hard, clean play and fighting, but sportsmanship spirit. Lincoln Varsity - Season '46 - '47 ' ' ' We They Feitshans ....... ..,. 4 7 52 Lanphier ..... 36 40 Clinton ............ ..,, 3 4 56 Williamsville ...,. ...A 4 2 37 i' Manual ........ ,,,, 3 0 32 ' Decatur .,........ ,,,., 4 4 53 ii Springfield .....,., .,r. 4 0 49 Mt. Pulaski .......... .... 2 9 51 i' Bloomington ..... ,,., 4 6 50 Petersburg ......... ,.,, 4 7 32 S' Pekin ........ ..... 2 7 60 Canton ...... ,,,,, 4 6 48 Clinton ....,.,. ,.,, 4 0 46 W Manual ....... ..,o 3 9 68 Atlanta ............... ..,. 3 8 41 l' Bloomington ..... .... 5 2 56 i' Springfield ........ .... 4 2 74 ' Pekin ........................... .... 3 2 69 'f Big 12 Conference Page 70 ' -J I Y XRSITY Ibm I Hlxwu. Il,g XIvI.1'zIv1. 5,1 Xlgllu, li.: II1111' lx,3 I'vlmw, Iimx II Krug. lP.g twmrlx IIHQIHN. Ivwvvvv1m, IZ.. lim-II XX.: IIvfrzl11w-nl. I.: luuy. II.. If-wlvn, II. IYJIVI. N- I-KICIJSII Rmx II I.qmgvuImI1n, Y.: I.1-v, II,g Smnllv, 5.3, lfx.mN, 11.3 Run I hxuk, W: ,I-rlluwu, Ii.: Iluxllnp, Mg XI:1Iw1. VI.: Iluffy. Ii, ., 0 Ihuxllnlm. li, Rum' Ill Iilqnmn, I!,g XIII-IIN, I3 lmly, Il. 'Suk 'l I The 1947 Page 71 Lincolnite The 1947 Lincolnite P g V,,,,,m...,,.,,,..-..,W,,.--W-. ., . A . . K' A . I . I 4 0 'L . gratis QQ TRACK Row I .XrmSti'ong. II.: Mclxzm, S.: I.cc. I7.: Snyrlcr, R.: Ilickry. II.: Rrak, N.: Ritchhgtrt, R.: Starks, S. Raw II Furry, J.: llnrris, -I.: Allan, ll.: Iinssvtt. J.: lficlrls, lx.. Rlclinighi, W.: livsvlman. B.: 1101.-ink J. Row III Iiikc. II.: I5IL'5s1n:u1, Il.: Ilurt, K.: Mayor. If.: Fisher, B.: Rniiclicl, j.: VVright, IL TRACK NAMES FOR PAGE 74 SOPHOMORE TRACK FRESHMAN TRACK Row I Schrcihfr, Ii.: Kennvtt, If.: Urrisun, I.: IIni'ris, H.: McManus, R.: Tlminpson, R.: Barrick, B,: XYiIlinmSon, IT.: Ililri, Row I Ladd, D.: Thompson, D.: Schreiber, J.: Ricl-cord, Ii.: Balcn S.: Kidatt, F. Q Rnw II Ilurlf-y, R.: Cnncly, L.: I'runty, j.: Lfsscn. Ii.: I'-3 VH 1'?11. ,I-S fi0bIl '111'1-if Grandrl, .I-I Tiffany. T.: Downey, M.: .Xt1dQ'rS0n,C', Row Il Logzm, I'.: IViIsuii, II.: I'ntlvr. R.: Ilrnhlv. R.: Row III Smith, II.: Goad ,Ii.: Smith, M.: SimpSnu, XV.: Kirk, IH: Bi-rg.r, C.: Harris, L.: Pnxlnn, G.: Lester, C. v Duffcy, li, Lcwis. NY.: Rilclllmrflt, .X.l IIUIIKIZIIIII, R.: k'fIl'IIl'IlIl'I'i R.: juhn- son, Ii.: Shultz, D.: Mahvr, J.: Sullivan, II.: liuiluy. li Row III Cuff, J.: May, J.: .XiicIe1'siin. R.: Baker, II.: Stur- chc-vich, IW.: I.ZlIlHl'lIIl?lIl1I, Y.: SnysIci'. K.: funk. B.: Cole, II.: Funk, I..: Scutt, F.: Strunk, II.: 'I'u1'Icv, II.: Dzumsky, nl.: Am' hcrg. II.: Brannon, B.: Amhcrg, Ii. Row IY Miclkus, il.: Sluzwitz. .l.: Ilurris, L.: XY1'ingnrz, II.: Ilunlup, M.: Mastcrsim, L.: Good, li.: Smith, S.: Stanley, IJ. The 1947 Page 73 Lincolnite j,.f .. ,ff X 2 ' 3- . . Y ' V - ,. 58-3 ,..-.,.T-f....... ..., ,.,T......,.,-..,.-. .,...VvV ..,.,, ,...., . .,... -.,..,. .--YW ,.-.,H,. ...U ,, , ., . . , ' ' ' The 1947 Lincolnite page 74 Ibm I Ilumum, Il.: X II II I ll I I Xlri ullouuli. AI.: Xlclxmglu XI IQ xx II I.tv, Il.: II I I7 I I I II II I I I wall. 'lfg tlklx ll, at Under the able guidance of Royce Love- lace the LCHS net men have been going great guns. Don, Olsen, Jim Smith, Henry Lee, John McCullough, and Tom Underwood have made up this squad. Deane Doolen a very able netman has been absent from the courts most of the season due to illness. Tennis in Lincoln is known as a minor sport. although it takes just about as much practice and Work to develop into a good tennis player as it does in track, basketball, and football. So how about three cheers for these unsung heroes of the courts. Page 75 Row I Iluss, ll.: Kingsley, VV.: Tucker, I, lx II I k H Rl lf I VS 1 f B 'ow 'ar 's, .3 in s, -.g 'sim or , , BATON TWIRLERS Bauer. Il.: Routson, M4 VVcinsIorf, IS.: Biggs, NI.: Mintjcl, ll. Marching at the head of the band and per- forming between halvcs at the basketball games were the baton twirlers in their snappy red uni- forms. In order to present their program, a great deal cf practice was necessary and we think these girls deserve a special round of applause fcr the fine work which they did. The 1947 Lincolnite CHEERLEADERS Let's have a big Oske wow Wow, Cheerleaders! All right, let's go!! The cheerleaders really deserve a big thank you, as it is their duty to instill pep into a sometimes listless crowd. They were always on the spot at all athletic events and all LCHS fans are proud of them. 1 Page 76 Page 7 7 The Lineolnite staff wishes to thank THE CAPITOL ENGRAVING COMPANY FELDMAN'S PRINT SHOP STAFFENBACHS BINDERS and all the photographers who helped make this 1947 Lincolnite one to be truly proud of. The 1947 Lincolnite Ahearn, Elaine . Amberg, Juanita . Armour, Lois . Armstrong, Barbara Armstrong, Henry . Arthur, Phyllis . Augspurger, Marilyn Aukamp, Ruth . Awick, Dale . Baldin, Fritz . Ballinger, Doris . . Barry, Roland . The 1947 Lincolnite Choral Club 1-85 Class Officer 1-25 Commercial Club 7-85 Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Home Ec Club 7-85 Inter Nos 1-45 Office Assistant 75 Railsplitter 1-45 Semester Honor Roll 1-55 Oh! Doctor 8. G. A. A. 1-65 Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Speech Club 7-85 Ushers 3-85 Victory Parade, 5-65 Hall Monitor, 7-85 Home Ee Club, 1-8. Commercial Club 7-85 G. A. A. 1-25 National Honor Society 85 Office Assistant 5-85 Semester Honor Roll 1-85 F. T. A. 7-85 Perfect Attendance 1-85 Girls' Glee Club, 1-55 Home Ee Club, 1-2. Hall Monitor 7-8 Home Ee Club 1-25 Victory Parade 5. Basketball 2-45 Football 1-35 Hall Monitor 7-85 Track 2-85 Whitewash Crew 75 Athletic Manager 5-6. Class Officer 5-65 Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Hall Monitor 7-85 Inter Nos 1-45 National Forensic League 5-65 Let Me Come Back 75 Semester Honor Roll 1-85 Verse Speak- ing Choir, 5565 F. T. President 7-85 Session Room Assistant 8. . .. .- ....-..-4 Band 1-85 L Choral Club 1-85 Commercial Club 7-85 Girls' Glee Club 15 Hall Monitor 7-85 Home Ee Club 1-25 National Honor Society 6-8, Secretary, 75 Oh! Doctor 85 Railsplitter 1-8, Associate Ed, 7-85 Semester Honor Roll 1-85 Student Religious Council 5-65 Stagecraft 15 Swing Band 3-45 Girls' Sextet 5-85 Brass Sextet 5-85 Trombone Quartet 1-25 Quill and Scroll 7-85 Spanish Octette 7-8. Commercial Club 7-85 G. A. A. 1-25 Girls' Glee Club 1-45 Hall Monitor 7-85 Home Ec Club 1-85 Railsplitter Dis- tribution 5-65 Spring Fantasy 3-45 Student Religious Council 7-85 Bus Monitor 5-85 Speech Club 7-8. Band 1-8 L Debate 5-65 Future Farmers 1-45 Hall Monitor 7 -85 National Honor Sociey 7-8, Vice President 85 Semester Honor Roll 1-8. Hall Monitor 75 Stagecraft 5-8. Band 1-85 G. A. A. 1-25 Hall Monitor 85 Inter Nos 1-45 Semester Honor Roll 1-65 Lab Assistant 75 Concession Helper 5-6. Track 4-65 Band 1-8 L 5 Boy's Glee Club 3-85 Future Farm- ers 1-85 Hall Monitor 7-85 Clarinet Quartette, 5-65 Lady , 85 Visual aid 5-65 Concession Helper, 5-6. Page 78 Bauer, Betty Lou Beaver, Barbara Bermel, Rosemary Beverman, Pauline Borofsky, Don . Boss, Marvin . . Boyer, Jack . . Brandt, Helen . Bree. Lorraine . Bunner, Delbert . Burns, Robert . Camel, La Donna Page 79 Band 1-8 L 3 Baton Twirling 1-8 Lug Commercial Club 7-83 G. A. A. 1-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-82 Home Ec Club 1-83 Library Assistant 5-83 Rail- splitter typist 7-83 Spring Fantasy 3-43 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Saxophone Quartet 5-83 Costume Crew 83 Perfect Attendance 1-8 L . Choral Club 1-8 L 3 Hall Monitor 5'6: Home Ec Club 1-43 Lincolnite 7-83 Office Assistant 7-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-43 Future Teachers 7-83 Oh! Doctor 8. Band 3-83 Baton Twirling 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Inter Nos 1-43 Orchestra 1-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-33 Study Hall Assistant 7-8. Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 6-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Student Religious Council 3-63 Speech Club 7-83 Style Show 2-8. Class Officer 7-83 Football 1-33 Hall Monitor 7-83 Lincolnite 7-83 Railsplitter 5-81 Student Council 5-81 Track 2-63 Intramurals 63 F. T. A. 7-83 Concession Helper 5-63 Whitewash Crew 5-7. Band 1-43 Class Officer 1-21 Football 1-43 Hall Monitor 73 Semester Honor Roll 1-43 Track 1-83 Intramurals 5-8. Hall Monitor. Commercial Club 7-83 G. A. A. 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 83 Inter Nos 1-43 Office Assistant 7-83 Kind Lady 83 American Unlimited 73 Verse Speaking Choir 5-6. Commercial Club 7-83 G. A. A. 1-43 Girls' Glee Club 1. Commercial Club 7-83 Football 33 Hall Monitor 7-83 Track 23 Intramurals 1-8. Basketball 1-43 Class Officer 1-23 Football 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-83 Student Religious Council 3-43 Track 1-43 Intra- murals 5-8. Hall Monitor 5-63 Inter Nos 1-8, Consul 5-63 Library Assist- ant 7-83 Lincolnite 7-8, Assistant Editor3 National Honor Society 6-8, President 73 Railsplitter 3-61 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stagecraft 3-8: Student council 3-43 Thespians 83 Student Director of Kind Ladynj Visual aid 5-63 Concession Helper 5-6. The 1947 Lincolnzte Camp, James . . Campbell, Robert Clark, Mary . Cummings, Samuel Davy, Marian . Dea, Frances . . Devanny, Jeanne Donath, Robert . Downey, Helen . Ely, Kenneth . . Ely, Raymond . Enselman, Bruce The 1947 Llncolnite Basketball 3-43 Boys' Glee Club 1-83 Cheer leading 3-7 3 Hall Monitor 7-83 Thespians 4-83 Track 43 Boys' Quartet 3, 4, 7,83 Boys Octette 5'6Q Mixed Octette 5-83 Camera Club 3-43 Contest Play3 You Can't Take It With You Elmer Cleans Up , Letters To Lucerne 3 Kind Ladynj G1amor in the Poconos 3 Junior Miss . Basketball 13 Football 13 Study hall Assistant 73 Intra- murals 3, 5, 7. G. A. A. 1-8 L 3 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Victory Parade 5. Commercial club 7-85 Football 1, 3, 53 Hall Monitor 7-83 Student Religious Council 7-83 Track 2, 4, 6. Band 1-23 Choral Club 4-8 L 3 Commercial club 7-83 G. A. A. 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 1-53 National Honor Society 8g Otfice Assistant 7-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stu- dent Religious Council 6-83 Spanish Group 1-43 Oh! Doctor 7. Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Inter Nos 1-43 Semester Honor Roll 73 Make-up Crew 13 Usher 5-8: Concession Helper 5'6, Property Crew 8. Girls' Glee Club 1-33 Hall Monitor 7-83 Inter Nos 1-23 Nat- ional Honor Society 83 You Can't Take It With You3 Contest Play 83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Student Rel- igious Council 7-83 Spanish group 7-83 Oh! Doctor 73 Make Up Crew 83 Entertainment - Basketball games3 Thespians 7-8. Band 1-8 L 3 Hall Monitor 83 National Honor Society 83 America Unlimited Kind Lady 3 Stage Director 83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stagecraft 7-83 Student Council 1-23 Swing band 1-63 Thespians 7-83 Intramur- als 1-83 Drum Solo 5-8. Hall Monitor 7-83 Horne Ec Club 1-8. Future Farmers 1-83 Study Hall Assistant 7-83 Track 2-43 Intramurals 83 Bus Monitor 5-8. Future Farmers 1-63 Hall Monitor 7-8. Football 3, 5, 7, Lug Track 4, 6, 8, L 3 Basketball 3-8, L 3 Hall Monitor 7 -83 National Honor Society 7-8, Presid- ent 83 Semester Honor Roll 5-83 Stagecraft 8. Page 80 Faul, Norma Jean . Ferguson, Betty . . Fisherkeller, Jo Anne Follis, Bob . Forrester, Ronald . Gehlbach, Norma . Gordon. Marion . . Gossett, Jack . Hagen, Dorothy . Hahn, Dorothy . . Page 81 Commercial Club 7-8, Vice-President3 Usher 5-83 Office Assistant 7-83 Railsplitter Typing Staff 7-8' 3 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Concession Helper 63 Property Crew 8. G. A. A. 1-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Library Assistant 7-83 Home EC Club 1-8. Band 1-83 Class officer 3-43 Commercial Club 83 Hall Mon- itor 83 Inter Nos 1-83 Library Assistant 7-83 National Honor Society 5'8Q Railsplitter 2-8, Co-Editor, 7 -83 Camera Club 2-43 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stagecraft 3, 4, 83 Swing band 3-43 Thespians 3-83 Trios and Quar- tets 1-7 3 Quill and Scroll 7-83 Band President 7-83 Band Lug Student Director - Junior Miss Every Family Has One Spring Green Glamour in the Poconos . Boy's Glee Club 1-83 Cheer leading 5-83 Hall Monitor 73 Stagecraft 3-63 Track 23 Boy's Octet 7-83 Intramurals 3, 4, 7, 83 Oh! Doctor. Football 3, 5, 7, Lug Basketball 1-63 Class officer 3-43 Executive Committee 7-833 Hall monitor 83 National Honor Society 6-8, Treasurer 8g Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Track 2, 4, 63 Varsity Club 7-8. Band 1-8 Lug Captain 3-61 Choral Club 1-8 L 3 President 7-83 Executive Committee 7-83 Vice President 1-23 Commercial Club 7-8, President3 Inter Nos 1-8, Praetor3 National Honor Society 6-8, Secretary3 Oh! Doctor3 Railsplitter 7-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stagecraft 1-83 Study Hall Assistant 7-83 Thespians 8, Sax Quar- tet 3-83 Girls' Sextet, Mixed Octet 5-8. Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Hall Monitor 7-83 Inter Nos 1-23 Rail- splitter 1-83 Semester Honor Roll 5-63 Quill and Scroll 8. Track 1-8 L 3 Basketball 1-23 Hall Monitor 7-83 Railsplitter 83 Stagecraft 5-83 Student Council 1-23 Student Religi- ous Council 1-23 Intramurals 3-8. Cheer Leading 6-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Spring Fantacy 43 Semester Honor Roll 1-73 Student Religious Council 5-63 Study Hall Assistant 7-8. Choral Club 5-83 Commercial Club 1-43 Inter Nos 1-83 Lin- colnite 7-83 Office Assistant 7-83 Orchestra 1-63 Oh! Doctor3 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Girls' Sextet 7-83 Spanish Group 5-8. The 1947 Lincolnzte Hamilton, Sue . Haseley, Melvin . . Havron, Lloyd . Herberger, Mary . Hill, Nancy Huelskoetter, Delbert Ingram, Betty . Ingram, Jack . Janssen, Doris . Jones, Anna Jean . Johnson, Robert . King, Gerald . Klarr, Gilbert . The 1947 Lincolnite Choral Club 1-85 Commercial Club 85 Hall Monitor 85 Inter Nos 1-45 Lincolnite 5-85 National Honor' Society 7-85 Kind Lady Railsplitter 1-45 Semester Honor Roll 1-85 Stagecraft 1-85 Thespians 85 Camera Club 5-6. Future Farmers 1-85 Hall Monitor 7-85 Intramurals 1-85 Agriculture L , Football 1, 3, 55 Hall Monitor 75 Study Hall Assistant 85 White Wash Crew. Commercial Club 7-85 G. A. A. 1-45 Hall Monitor 7-8 Home Ec Club 1-85 Semester Honor Roll 5-6. Commercial Club 7-85 Inter Nos 4-65 Consul 5-65 Lincolnite 7-85 Office Assistant 7-85 One Wild Night 5 Kind Lady Semester Honor Roll 75 Stagecraft 7-85 Camera Club 5-65 Thespians 8. Band 5-65 Inter Nos 7-85 Retrospect 5-7 5 A Ready Made Family 5 Semester Honor Roll 2-65 Boy's Club 5-65 Vice President. G. A. A. 15' Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Home Ec Club 1-4, 7-85 Semester Honor Roll 75 Study Hall Assistant 7-85 Usher 6-8. Hall Monitor 75 Student Religious Council 1-2. Commercial Club 7-85 Girls' Glee Club 1, 5-85 Hall Monitor 7-85 Lincolnite 7-85 Semester Honor Roll 7-85 Property Crew 85 Sound Effects 85 Railsplitter Typist 7-8. Commercial Club 7-85 Girls' Glee Club 1-45 Home Ec Club 1-85 Office Assistant 7-85 Style Show 45 Spanish group. Band 1-8 L 5 Boys' Glee Club 1-8, President 7-85 Cheer Leadingg Commercial Club 7-85 Hall Monitor 7 -85 Kind Lady 5 Oh! Doctor5 Semester Honor Roll 1-65 Swing Band 3-45 Thespians 85 Ttrack 2, 4, 65 Sax Quartet 3-85 Boys' Quartet 7-85 Intramurals 4-65 Boy's Octet 5-65 Mixed Octet 7-8. Intramural basketball champs 3, 4, 7, 85 Hall Monitor 7-85 Intramurals 3-8. Band 1-8 L 5 Commercial Club 7-85 Hall Monitor 7-85 Semester Honor Roll 75 Trios and Quartets 1-2, 5-85 Intramurals 3-8. Page 82 Klein, Margaret . Koller, Chiquita . . Knollenberg, Wilbur Krotz, Robert . Kurtock, Charles . Langenbahn, Edna . Lauer, John . Laun, Joyce . Lawler, Betty Lou . Leckrone, Bob . . Lee, Norma . Lenardt, Anita . . Page 83 G. A. A. 1-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Revue 3-6. G. A. A. 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Revue 2, 4, 6, 8g Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Future Teachers Of America 7-83 Student Teacher 7-83 Victory Parade 5. Band 1-83 Future Farmers 1-63 Hall Monitor 7-83 Swing Band 3-43 Track 4, 63 Trios and Quartets 4, 63 Intra- murals 2, 4, 6, 8. Commercial Club 7-83 Football 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Lin- colnite 5-7: Track 2, 4, 63 Intramural Champs 7-83 Basketball Manager 1-2, Stagecrew 83 Camera Club 5-6. Commercial Club 7-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 National Honor Society 7 -83 Semester Honor Roll 5-83 Future Teachers of America 7-8. G. A. A. 1-63 Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-8. Band 1-8 Lug Boys Glee Club 1-8 Lug Class President 1-23 Future Farmers 1-43 Inter Nos 5-8, Consul 7-83 Lincol- nite 7-83 N. F. L. 3-83 National Honor Society 83 Oh! Doctor3 Junior Miss Letters To Lucerne Kind Lady One Wild Night Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Student Council 1-63 Tennis 1-43 Thespians 3-8, Presi- dent 7-83 Trios 2-6Q Camera Club. Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Revue 3-6: Secretary of F. T. A. G. A. A. L 3 Commercial Club 7-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Student Religious Council 3-63 Study Hall Assistant 7-83 Speech Club 7-8. Football 1, 3, 5, 7, L 3 Basketball 1, 3, 53 Track 2, 4, 63 Intramurals. Commercial Club 7-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-33 Inter Nos 1-43 Lincolnite 5-83 Office Assistant 7-83 Railsplitter Typist 7-83 Distribution3 Semester Honor Roll 73 Stagecraft 3, 5, 7, 8 3 Student Relgious Council 7-83 Thespians 83 Camera Club 53 Visual Aid 5-6. Executive Committee 5-63 Commercial Club 7-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Lin- colnite 4-73Semester Honor Roll 1-43 Home Ec Officer 5-83 Concession Helper 5-6. The 1947 Lincolnite Lessen, Donald . Levi, Richard . Lewis, Patricia . Lowery, Donna . Martin, Stephen . . Mathein, Grace Ann Maurer, Richard. . May, Robert . . McCullough, Nancy . Meyer, David . . Mielkus, John . The 1947 Lincolnite Band 1-8, Boys' Glee Club 1-4, Commercial Club 7-8, Future Farmers 1-2, Hall Monitor 7-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-8, Trios and Quartets 3-8, Intramurals 7-8. Basketball 2-4, Football 1-3, Hall Monitor 7, Semester Honor Roll 1-4, Tennis 4, Track 2, Intramurals 6-8, Whitewash Crew 7. G. A. A. 1-8 L , Girls' Glee Club 1-8, Hall Monitor 7-8, Home EC Club 1-8. G. A. A. 1-6, Girls' Glee Club 1-8, Hall Monitor 5-8, Home Ec Club 1-8. Hall Monitor 7-8. Choral Club 1-8, Commercial Club 7 -8, Inter Nos 1-4, Libr- ary Assistant 7-8, National Honor Society 8, Railsplit- ter 1-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-8, Student Religious Council 5-8, Thespians 5-8, Vice President, Camera Club 1-2, Quill and Scroll 8, One Wild Night Amer- ica Unlimited'f, Oh! Doctor, Make Up Crew 1-8. Football 1-8 L , Band 1-4, Commercial Club 8, Hall Mon- itor 7-8, Track 1-6, Varsity Club 7-8, Intramurals 2-8. Commercial Club 7-8, Future Farmers 1-6, Hall Monitor 7-8, Orchestra 1-6, Semester Honor Roll 7, Track 1-8, Intramurals 3-8. Choral Club L , Commercial Club 7-8, Inter Nos 1-4, Semester Honor Roll 1-8, Lincolnite 5-8, Editor 7-8, National Honor Society 6-8, Vice-Pres. 7, N. F. L. 3-8, Office Assistant 7-8, Letters to Lucere One Wild Night Oh! Doctor Kind Lady , Railsplitter 1-4, Student Director Spring Green Junior Miss Every Family Has One Thespians 2-8, President 5-6, Verse Speaking Choir 6, Girls' Sextette 5-8, Mixed Octet 5-8, Quill and Scroll 8. Band 1-8, Boy's Glee Club 1-8, Commercial Club 8, Future Farmers 1-4, Hall Monitor 7-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-3, Stagecraft 8, Thespians 8, Saxophone Quartet, Octet 3-6, Mixed Chorus 7-8, You Can't Take It With You Oh! Doctor. Basketball, Manager 3-4, Class Officer 3-4, Football, Man- ager 3-5, Hall Monitor 6-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-5, Track, Manager 4, Intramurals 1-4. Pa ge 84 Mileham, Robert Miller, Dorothy . Mins, Mary Lou . Mintjal, Gilbert . Moriearty, Carol Morrow, Phyllis . Musick, Helen . Noble, Geraldine Owen, Donald . Oltmanns. George Pemberton, Margaret. . . Peters, Warren . Page 85 Stagecraft 7 -8. Class Officer 7-83 Commercial Club 7-83 G. A. A. 1-23 Home Ec Club 1-43 Lincolnite 7-8, Subscription Manager3 Study Hall Assistant 83 Style Show 3-43 Costume Crew 8. Choral Club 1-83 Commercial Club 7-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stagecraft 33 Thespians 2-83 Student Director You Can't Take It With You Let- ters to Lucerene Kind Ladyg Inter Nos 1-43 Rail- splitter 1-8. Commercial Club 83 Hall Monitor 73 Student Religious Council. Band L 3 Commercial Club 7-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ee Club 1-43 Orchestra 3-63 Swing Band 63 String Quartet 5-6. Hall Monitor 83 Inter Nos 1-23 Library Assistant 7-83 Lincolnite 7-83 Property Crew, One Wild Night . Vice President 5-61 Executive Committee 7-83 Home Ec Club I-23 Lincolnite 7-83 Office Assistant 7-83 Conces- sion Helper 5-63 Style Show 3-43 Property Crew, Kind Ladyg Victory Parade 5-63 Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-43 Revue 1, 2, 4. Athletic Award 1-43 Basketball 1-53 Carnival 1-43 Football 1-43 Hall Monitor 73 Stagecraft 5-63 Track 1-43 Intra- murals 5-83 Captain, White wash crew 7. Cheer Leading 3-43 Executive Committee 7 -83 Future Farm- ers 1-8j Hall Monitor 7-83 Intramurals 2-83 F. F. A. Grain Judge 1-81 L 3 F. F. A. Fatstock Judging 1-83 F. F. A. President 7-8. Band 1-63 Choral Club 2-83 Commercial Club 7-83 Inter Nos 1-43 National Honor Society 7-83 Railsplitter 1-81 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Stagecraft 1-83 Thespians 5-83 Girls' Sextet 5-83 Brass Sextet3 Quill and Scroll 7-83 Co-editor Railsplitter 7-83 One Wild Night Oh! Doctor Elmer Cleans Up Kind Lady Glamour In the Poconas . Basketball 2, 6, 83 President 3-43 Football 1, 3, 53 Hall Monitor 7-83 Semester Honor Roll 4-63 Student Council 3-63 Track 2, 4, 63 Intramurals 4. The 1947 Lincolnite Pluth, Edward Pokorski, Joan Poole, Bob . . Pummill, John Purdon, Beverly Racobs, Doris Ramlow, Florence Redus, Mary . Ressler, Gene Riggs, Aaron . Rohlfs, Betty . Rollins, Laura Route, Jack . Route, Mary L. Sanders, Edith The 1947 Lmcolnite Mildred Athletic awards 1, Football 1, Hall Monitor7, Tennis 8, Intramurals 2, 4, 6, 8. Girls' Glee Club 1-4, Inter Nos 1-2, Library Assistant 7-8, Lincolnite 7-8, Student Council 7-8, Concession Helper 5-6, Session Room Assistant 7-8, Property Crew Kind Lady . Football 1-8 L , Basketball 2, 4, 6, Hall Monitor 7-8, Track 2, 4, 6, Varsity Club 5-8. Football 3, 5, 7, Future Farmers 1-6, Hall Track 2, 4, 6, Intramurals 3-6. Basketball 1-2, Monitor 7, Commercial Club 7-8, Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Band 1-8 L , Hall Monitor 7-8, Inter Nos 1-8, Consul 3-4, Aedile 7-8, Lincolnite 7-8, Stagecraft 7-8, Thespians 8, Quartet 5, Visual Aid 5-6, Sound Effects You Can't Take It With You Kind Lady Property Crew Oh! Doctor, Christ- mas Program. Band 1-5, G. A. A. 1-8, Girls' Glee Club 1-4, Hall Monitor 7-8, Home Ec Club 1-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-8, Stu- dent Religious Council 7-8. Commercial Club 7-8, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 6, Office Assist- ant 7-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-8, Student Council 5. Band 3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Inter Nos 1-4, National Honor Society 7-8, Letters To Lucerne Junior Miss Elmer Cleans Up , Railsplitter 1-8, Business Manager 7-8, Semester Honor Roll 1-8, Student Religious Coun- cil 3-6, Study Hall Assistant 7-8, Swing Band 3-4, Thespians 2-8, Vice President 5-6, Camera Club 1-6, Quill and Scroll 6-8. Band 3-6, Hall Monitor 7-8. Future Farmers 1-6, Hall Monitor 7 -8. Girls' Glee Club 1-6, Hall Monitor 7, Home Ec Club 1-4, Study Hall Assistant 8. G. A. A. 5-6, Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Hall Monitor 7-8. Band 7-8, Football 1-8, Orchestra 5-8, Gym Assistant 1-5. Basketball 2-6, G. A. A. 1-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-4, Play 4. Home Ec Club 1-8, Girls' Glee Club 1-8, Inter Nos 5-8, Orchestra 1-3. Pa gf Schauer, Joanna . . Schmidt, Betty June Schroeder, Marilyn . Schutz, Elizabeth . Segroves, Gene . Sherbert, Constance Shehorn, Betty . Sparks, Joy . Starks, Samuel . Steffens, Francis . Struening, Donald . Page 87 Band 2-8 L 3 G. A. A. 13 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Hall Monitor 6-83 Costume Crew 83 Speech Club 7-8. Choral Club 4-83 G. A. A. 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 1-31 Home Ec Club 1-83 Lincolnite 7-83 Orchestra 1-23 Oh! Doctorg Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Sextet 1-31 Chemistry Assist- ant 7 -83 Pep Squad 1-2. Executive Committee 2-3: Commercial Club 7-83 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Home Ec Club 1-83 Lincolnite 5-83 Office Assistant 7-83 Railsplitter'7-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Student Religious Council 3-4g Victory Parade 53 Concession Helper 5-6. Baton Twirling 1-2Q Class Officer 3-43 G. A. A. 1-63 Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ee Club 1-83 Victory Parade 5. Basketball 1-43 Football 1-23 Semester Honor Roll 7-83 Ten- nis 1-23 Intramurals 7-83 National Anathologyg R. O. T. C.3 Speech Clubg National Poetry Assn. of Americag You Can't Take It With You 3 Christmas Program. Band 1-8 L 3 Student Council 1-23 Commercial Club 7-8: Girls' Glee Club 13 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-23 N. F. L. 6-83 National Honor Society 7-8 3 You Can't Take It With You Glamour In The Poncanos Kind Ladynj Railsplitter 7-81 Semester Honor Roll 1-6Q Costume Crew 1-23 Thespians 83 Clarinet Quartet 53 Verse Speaking Gioir 63 Christmas Program 5-73 Span- ish Group6. Commercial Club 7 -83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-2' Semester Honor Roll 1-8. ! Girls' Glee Club 1-83 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-4: Let Me Come Back 5-63 Makeup Crew 7-83 Victory Parade 5-63 Style Show 3-4. Athletic Awards L 3 Basketball 2-6Q Boys Glee Club 2-63 Football 1-8: Hall Monitor 7-83 Track 2-8: Intra- murals 7. Commercial Club 7-83 Hall Monitor 7 3 Stagecraft 5-6. Athletic Awards 2-4Q Band 3-83 Boys Glee Club 1-61 Debate 5-63 Future Farmers 7-83 Hall Monitor 7 3 Track 2, 4, 6g Intramurals 4, 6, 8. The 1947 Lincolnzte Ticknor, Mary Lois Van Meter, Wilma Jeannette Vehslage, Warren Ward, Arthur . Welsh, Louise . Wente, Mildred . White, Bettie . . Wiggers, Kendall Williams, Lester . The 1947 Lzncolnite Choral Club 1-43 G. A. A. 1-23 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ec Club 1-63 Semester Honor Roll 1-23 Victory Parade 5. Band 1-8 L 3 Baton Twirling 1-23 Inter Nos 1-43 Library Assistant 7-83 Orchestra 3, 4, 7, 83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Flute Trio 5-63 Flute Quartet 3-4. Band 1-8 L 3 Hall Monitor 7-83 Orchestra 1-23 America Unlimited Kind Lady 3 Semester Honor Roll 1-63 Swing Band 5-63 Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 7, 83 Intra- murals 5-83 Geography Contest 2. Football 1, 3, 53 Track 2, 4, 63 Hall Monitor 7-83 Intramurals 2-83 White Wash Crew. Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-83 Home Ee Club 1-4. Girls' Glee Club 1-43 Hall Monitor 7-8 3 Inter Nos 1-23 Usher 5-82 Concession Helper 5-63 Victory Parade 5. Hall Monitor 83 Home Etc Club 1-83 Inter Nos 3-83 Semester Honor Roll 53 Future Teachers 7-8. Band 1-83 Future Farmers 1-8 'tL ! Hall Monitor 7-83 Intra- murals 4-8. Football 1-8 Lug President 5-63 National Honor Society 6-8, Treasurer 73 Railsplittter 2-8, Sports Editor 5-83 Semester Honor Roll 1-83 Student Council 5-8, Vice President 5-6, President 7-83 Track 2, 4, 63 Varsity Club 7-83 Intramurals 1-7 3 Quill and Scroll 6-8. Page 88 Page 89 :::: o::::::q::--oo ----A -A- PLAN YOUR FUTURE WITH :::- oo--oo The Lincoln Allied Garment Co. O Steady C Pleasant Employment Working Conditions O No Experience I Vacation Necessary With Pay EARN WHILE YOU LEARN oo.090oooooQQQQooo-coooooooooooooooooooueqoo SUCCESS TO YOU 1947 SENIORS BOSS CUT RATE DRUG STORE LINCOLN, 626 Broadway COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 MCAFEE ELECTRIC SHOP 701 PULASKI STREET cooooooooooooooooooooeqoooooooooeoooooooooooeooco SHEETS FUNERAL HOME MARVIN C. HUTCHCRAFT, Prop. AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 541 - 542 DONALD G. 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Q :yew PRINT SHOP 11 N CHICAGO STREET PHONE 220 0 Qgooooeqooooooqoq The 1947 Lincolnite ::oo::o:::::::::Q:::::: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 THE BLISS STUIJIU ROBERT J. THORPE -- VERLEN D. LEATHERS Distributors of U. S. Tires Recapping and Vulcanizing - Auto Glass Installed 113-115 N. Logan Street U Lineoln, Ihinois - nu A-Phone GOSSETTS' CLEANERS WE WIN FOR SERVICE H. W. Phone 345 Bill Coriigete LIIT6vOfgB.I1dVlT1Bh6STvvv--vv-- Fountain Service TEN PIN RECREATION Bowl Your Way to Health 411 Broadway PAUL MADIGAN Phone 595 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoqooooooooooo - - oo .... Q- - v Yoo v v - vo-- LINCOLN'S LEADING OPTOMETRISTS AND MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS DR. LOUIS W. LENZ DR. HERBERT F. LENZ 510 Broadway Phone 1062 Q::::::::::::-- ::::::::::::h The 1947 Lincolnite Page 96 0 Q..-0QQQooQ..QQQQQooooooQ-o:::o:::::::::o: :::::::oooo .QQ ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER - QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS - PAINTS, ETC. 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Kickapoo St. ::o::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::::QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ALEXANDER'S FOOD STORE W. HERBERT ALEXANDER MEATS - GROCERIES - FROSTED FOODS Home of Roze11's Fridgie Bars :::::Q::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::oooo::::oQ0o:: SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From OTTO J. HEMBREIKER THE FLORIST Phones 496-1300 o::::::::::::::: ::::::oo:::::::::o::QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0 Q0 COMPLIMENTS OF KERPAN'S GROCERY BEN'S SHOE SHOP Shoes Repaired While You Wait 502 Broadway Q::: :cc : : : : : ::: : :QQ: : : : : : : : : : : :Q--QQoooeoeoeeqooooooooooooo FOR FINE FLOWERS AND ARTISTIC CORSAGES Call GULLETT 8: SONS Phone 111 LINCOLN SURPLUS STORE RETAILERS OF GOVERNMENT SURPLUS MERCHANDISE 120 N. Kickapoo St. Miller Building Lincoln, Illinois The 1947 Lincolnite Page 98 o QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooooeqqqqqqooooooooooo o HAVE ALL THE SOFT WATER YOU NEED AT THE TURN OF A FAUCET WITH - CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 316 N. Chicago St. Phone 92 BARRICK TRANSFER 81 BEVERAGE CO. MOVING, SHIPPING, STORAGE, CRATING, WRAPPING Sz PACKING Office - 301-303 N. Chicago St. Res. - 418 S. McLean St. Phone 612 Lincoln, Illinois Phone 649-X 110 S. Chicago St. THEY MADE THEIR WAY BY THE WAY THEY'RE MADE PIG HIP SANDWICH Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. COMPLIMENTS OF' LELA BAFFORD SHOP 416 Pulaski St. Lincoln, Illinois The 1947 Page 99 Lincolnite Qooooooooeoooeqqqooae ooo ooo ooooqoooooeoooooggo MARCUCCYS LINCOLN'S LEADING CONFECTIONERY' HOME MADE ICE CREAM HOME MADE CANDIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHEONS CIGARS CIGARETTES ALSO OTHER POPULAR BRANDS BOX CANDIES 528 BROADWAY PHONE 199 JOHN WRIGHT AND PHIL IHNEN CATHERINE WRIGHT WE OFFER DRY CLEANING AT ITS BEST - FROM - ONE OF THE FINEST PLANTS IN ILLINOIS MALERICH AND SONS CLEANERS - FURRIERS - TAILORS PHONE 412 125-127 N. SANGAMON STREET LINCOLN, ILLINOIS o::o::: c:-------------occcoccoo o eooooooooooooooooooooooooo The 1947 LinC0lniie Page 1oo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-ooo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ VOGUE THEATRE WE TRY TO SERVE THE FINEST IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT AND WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 0ooooo.-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QUALITY MERCHANDISE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PROMPT SERVICE AT PFAU'S DRUG STORE LINGULN FLYING SERVICE FLIGHT INSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED PIPER CUB SALES and SERVICE CHARTER TRIPS 'i AERONCA Ask Us About Our PLEASURE TRIPS Private, Commercial TAYLORCRAFT and Instructors GROUND SCHOOL . . ERCOUPE Courses for Cov111- AIR PHOTOGRAPHY ans and Veterans CESSNA STOP AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR SERVICE WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU AND LOGAN COUNTY oooo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ9-0-00 ooooooooooooooooeoooo CARL W. HEMBREIKER GREENHOUSES LINCOLN, ILLINOIS 503 Broadway 590 Flower Phones 217 State at 8th Uptown Office Greenhouses COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. C. WODETZKI ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oeoooookoooooooooooooooooooooo ' The 1947 Page 101 Lincolnite I WHEN YOU THINK OF FURNITURE THINK OF HARWICKS I. O. O. F. BuiIding FURNITURE Phone 203 BEDDING ooooooooooooeooo ooooooooqoxooooooooooaeoooo Q. oooooeoooo COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY 8: CO. LAUER BROTHERS A HARDWARE - IMPLEMEN TS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS PAINTS - GLASS - ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone I6 201-207 S. Sangamon B R E E ' S 405 Pulaski Street .. Billards Sz Cigars COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN LAUNDRY COMPANY Phone 175 Lincoln, Illinois BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '47 LINCOLN 8: GRAND THEATRES SERVING YOU WITH THE BEST DIVERSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT POSSIBLE QQQQQQQQQQQoo99.00-0090Q---..--------,--------..---,-....--- The 1947 Li1lC0l1life Page 102 Q--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ : : ooo: : oo:: : : : :occ :ooo QUALITY TELLS SERVICE SELLS HUGHES UPHOLSTERING REPAIRING l REFINISHING If you care to look 555 in telephone book 120 Decatur St. Antiques a speciality Lincoln, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN TIRE 8z APPLIANCE CO. 216 S. Kickapoo St. When In A Heck Of A Fix Call 606 BEST WISHES DOTY'S JEWELERS Arcade Bldg Garland and Cardinal Diamonds Phone 997-x I A Tuck Make Duck Pins Your Number One Indoor Sport. Win the Benefits of Healthful Exercise! 0 Alleys For Open Bowling Available At A11 Times we I 'A' 7 LATEST TYPE DUCK PIN ALLEYS A ' N e g51YsIu ,4 4 LINCOLN Bowuuo ALLEYS ff ',, 511lQ Broadway Ph0I16 799-L Q::ooo: :eooooc :oo::oQQQ1: ::o4::q:::: 0: :ooo ooooooooo oooooo The 1947 Page ,,,, Lincolnite oooooooooooooooooooooooooooqaooQoooocoeooooooooooaoooooo Q 0 B SHOE STOIE 614 BROADWAY LINCOLN, ILLINOIS 0oooQ.-ooooooQoeeooooooooqooovaoooooooooQoooooooopooqooqeqqq RAY A. F ULLERTON PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS I-IOELSCHER 81 SCHUTTS 812 Clinton Street Phone 454 COMPLIMENTS OF EVANGELICAL DEACONESS HOSPITAL LINCOLN, ILLINOIS o::::o ::o: : : : :oc :o:: : :Qc co: : oo::oooooooooeooooooooooooooooo CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN LINCOLN lMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation! COMPLIMENTS OF STERLINGS LAURA LEE DRESSES c :: : : : :oooc c : ooooooeqaoooooqaooooooqooooooqo LINCOLN CAB CO. BILL MADIGAN, JR. Phone 972 . ::oo4:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::oooQ::ooQ:::::::::::::::::: THE ILLINOIS PUPILS READING CIRCLE EXCELLENT BOOKS FOR GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIES OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST 111 N. Sangamon St. D. F. NICKOLS, Manager Lincoln, Illinois The 1947 Li1lCO11lil'8 Page 104 o:::::::::oo:::::::::::::o:::::0oooo::::o:::o::: SMILE l WHEN YOU TELEPHONE The Voice With the Smile Wins lLl.lNOlS COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE CO. LINCOLN, ILLINOIS FRENCH 81 SON QUALITY DRY CLEANERS PHONE 321 Qooqoooooqooooooogqooooooooooocgooooepoo oooaoooooeaoooooo TULLS FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND LUNCHES LUCAS 8r FARMER GROCERIES AND FEEDS LINCOLN, ILLINOIS o::::: ::::::oo: :o::o: :oo ooooooooooooooogooooo The 1947 1-..,. ws Lincolnite ooqoooooagaooqaaoyooeoooogoogooeoooooao QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ rmour' reamerdes -. BUYERS .. DAIRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS DEALER FOR RED COMB FEEDS BRANCHES LOCATED AT Petersburg Bloomington Sullivan Carlinville Waverly H8.VaI1a Weldon Mason City Lincoln Miniel' FARMER TO ARMOUR ROUTE SERVICE 700 Pulaski St. Second and Maple Phone 366 Phone 744 o::: : :o: : Q: : :o: :az cooooo: : : : :oo: : : : : :QQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQ NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY 201 Marcucci Building Lincoln, Ill. Phone 600 ooooooooooooooo ocooooooogqooooooooo Qoeoooooeoqooooooo MEMORIALS TO MARK THE RESTING PLACE FOREVER THE LINCOLN MONUMENT COMPANY Chicago and Pekin Sts. PHONE 605 Lincoln, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF FEUERBACHER'S DRUG STORE 427 Pulaski St. ,Cece ::ooo::e:::::::oo Q.- Q. The 1947 Lincolnite Page 106 Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQqqoeqooooooooeooqqogoqoeoooooo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Office Phones 596-7 Mail Order Phone 599 HOUSE 81 SONS FOR DIAMONDS 127 S. Kickapoo Street Lincoln, Illinois ooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oo- -ee-0-0-0 oooooeeooooooooooooooqo 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 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-Q JULIUS JACOBS 8z CO. PALM BEACH SUITS ARROW SHIRTS MALLORY HATS TRU VAL SHIRTS Use Sheet Metal For Beauty and Permanencen EDWARD M. PLUTH FURNACES SHEET METAL WORK Phone 489 125 S. Sangamon Street Lincoln, Illinois QooQooooooqooeocoggooooooooooegeeogoo: : : :QQ : :-Q: : : : : : : : : : : :Q THE LINCOLN SAND 8z GRAVEL CO. Producers of WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL One Car or a Train Load LINCOLN, ILLINOIS ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooqoooooooxoc : : :oc c :r ff : : : : : cooccc The 1947 Page 107 Li1IC017lif8 o:::a::::::::nc:::::A:::::::::::::::::::::::AA::::::::sooooc:0o HOME APPLIANCES GIFTS BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS RADIOS MUSIC RECORDS HANGER'S MUSIC SHOP ,C ...., 4,1 .::...::.... ffl ...::......... ..... .... --..- anclauefs Lincoln, Illinois WEARING APPAREL FOR THE FAMILY :::::oo: : :::::o::::::::: ::: : :oo::o: ceooooooooo oooooo oo CHARTER'S JEWELRY STORE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF GRUEN Sz BULIVA WATCHES Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairing A A A A AQAAAA-ooooA A A A A AAooo A A ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-0000 un' -nn RWE-RUY USED SCHOOL BOOKS GIFTS FOR GRADUATION PURCELL'S BOOK STORE OUR ADVERTISERS SINCE 1916 HI - SPOT CONFECTIONERY SANDWICHES MAGAZINES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 418 Broadway Lincoln, Illinois ALVEY'S DRUG STORE Lincoln, Illinois HOMER W. ALVEY HOMER W. ALVEY, JR. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS -v-v100--- ------ 0--Ov vvvvv --f-ffvv---vv---vv The 1947 Lincolnite gage ma 060040064000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ::::::o:::::::::::::::::::o:: Q PASTUERIZED 8z I-IOMOGENIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS HEGELE BROS. Phone 41 COMPLIMENTS OF ST. CLARA'S HOSPITAL LINCOLN, ILLINOIS 9000000000::1oc:ococ::::::::::::::::::::::::::eeo:::::::: GEHLBACH HARDWARE 8z IMPLEMENT CO. HARRY A. GEHLBACH, Proprietor POWER FARM MACHINERY - SALES AND SERVICE HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES l 129-131 S-Szfrigalrnon-Sgrfevigu A- Auuuuluu Lincoln, Illinois SANDEL'S SERVICE TYDOL GASOLINE - VEEDOL MOTOR OIL Phone 39 Lincoln, Illinois STOLL RADIO SERVICE YOUR RADIO DOCTORH Phone 1210 Lincoln, Illinois oocoooooooooooooooc .... if ---. -o--v-v ------ -0 .....v.- o-vo HICKEY'S REBHEATIIIN -moot--aooc:::: ooooaacooeoaooooeoooc, ,, The 1947 ,,,,,,, Lincolnite WELCH'S HATCHERY Telephone 396 Lincoln, Illinois 109-17th Street DISTRIBUTORS OF MAGAZINES 8: NEWSPAPERS LINCOLN NEWS AGENCY 110 N. Chicago Street Phone 587 K TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES REPAIRS RENTALS SALES Office and School Furniture Also Complete Line of Office Supplies LINCOLN OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 214 S. Kickapoo Street Lincoln, Illinois oooooooqooooooooooooocoooocooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Qcooooo CHAIT BROTHERS AUTO PARTS - NEW OR USED For All Makes CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS Phone 549-X : ::::o::::: :::::o::::Q:::ooo::::oQo::ooooQoooo ooooooooo The 1947 Lincolnite Page no Page 111 Ei3EEAiEEni?' 'M PHONE 563 PASTRY ROLLS CAKES DEAN .I. HARRIS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE INVESTMENTS Telephone 54 Lincoln, Illinois MARTIN OIL COMPANY IT IS OUR POLICY TO SERVE YOU BETTER AND SAVE YOU MORE , 0 LINCOLN'S iff' E ? ' O LARGEST O AND for SHOES ' FINEST SPELLMAN AND COMPANY EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING You Can Depend on a Spellman Product Phone 34 Phone 35 DIERKER'S DRY CLEANERS AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 146 217 S. Kickapoo A. 8: P. TEA CO. 00.00.09 SUPER MARKET - FULL LINE Groceries -- Produce - Meat ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooo: : 0: :o: c :o::ooo0:: : : : The 1947 Lincolnite G ompliments of MCGRATH SAND AND GRAWVEL CBOMPANY - v-vv---ocvvvooc- Q- Tbe 1947 Lincolnite Q X FOOTWEAR - MENSWEAR W --- - - - A - - K W? Pu1a?1iift'ieft .,.:,........ ..-.I1i?fi'Tl?'l'ff YELLOW CAB CO. CALL 50 Our Best W I S H E S For Success TO THE CLASS OF 1947 HODNETT AGENCY N. W. CORNER OF SQUARE -- A- ----oo-A-----::::::o::::: oooooooooQ0Qoo004:--:--:b--vv ------- COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 KERRIGAN FUNERAL CHAPEL PRODUCER'S DAIRY CO. PHONE 18 HOMOGENIZED MILK ICE CREAM CEREAL MILK The 1947 Lincolnite :::::::::::z::::::::::::::oooc:::o:::::::oe:o:::o::ooooo+ooo ompliments of the LINCOLN GLASS BOTTLE COMP.ANYV 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 Bottle 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 Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Lincoln, Illinois Denver Glass Bottle Company Denver, Colorado -'-AA --- --::::t:::A-:::oo::::--::::::::Q::Q--Q--oQ.oooooo The 1947 Lincolnite page 114 Qo:::o: : ::oo:::: : :o:: : : : : : :oQo:: :o: : ::ooooooQooooooooo-o-.o- AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE FEUSTING BROTHERS 110 N. McLean Street Lincoln, Illinois Phone 267 Magneto, Carbureator, and Generator Repairs. ooooooooooooooooooooooocaqgoooqooooQoooooooooooooooooooooooo THORNTON APPLIANCE CO. Maytag - Westinghouse - Radios - Skelgas - Sales Sz Service Phone 516 506 Broadway Q0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoooooooooooo Your Hometown College Offers You a Chance for College Study in a Friendly Atmosphere Fully accredited liberal and pre-professional courses preparatory to university study 9 Two-year course combining general education and commerce LI COL COLLEGE ::oo::ooc:::::po:: cc: : ces: :oo::o:coooooeeoeooooooooeoooaeoooe The 1947 Page H5 Lincolnite ooooooc:54:::pooo4::::: :::::::::::::::::o::::::::oooooQooo COMPLIMENTS OF THE DOCTORS AND DENTISTS OF LINCOLN C. F. BECKER, M. D. R. H. GRIFFITHS, D. D. S. L. B. PURDON, D. D. S. A. A. WILENSKI, M. D. F. M. HAGANS, D. D. E. DOOLEN, D. D. S. J. W. MAHER, D. D. S. D. E. GOBEL, D. D. S. R. E .GOBEL, D. D. S. R. BOYD PERRY, M. D. R. BROWN PERRY, M. D. D. M. BARRINGER, M. D. R. E. MILLS, D. D. S. A-----::: : zpoceoooccccoc::::::oooo::oooo:::::::o: : : --::::o The 1947 Lincolnite Page H, ooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooo-000000000 Qoooooooeooooo In Appreciation of the Lincoln Community High School's Cooperation in the Week-day Religious Education Program. REV. JOHN T. BURNS First Presbyterian Church REV. LEO P. HENKEL St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church REV. O. B. ENSELMAN First Methodist Church REV. ARTHUR E. NEITZEL A Zion Lutheran Church REV. EARL C. HARGROVE Christian Church REV. WAYNE SILL Free Methodist Church REV. TRUMAN H. SANDERS Cumberland Presbyterian Church REV. IRA A. ENGLAND Trinity Episcopal Church REV. H. J. 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