Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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Louise Waldvoqel and Bonnie Hair pre- pare for 'rhe nooniime onslaugh+ of cus- iv Jromers. ALL-PURPOSE ROOM IS ADAPTABLE TO LUNCH ROOM l-lere is seen one of Jrhe many uses made of ihe All-Purpose Room - ihai of a dining area. Two cooks are assigned on a roiaiing basis from The full sialic of dieiiiians To lake care of all culinary provisions. A wide variely of snacks make Jrhe area highly popular wiih s+udenJrs as a lunch- room. Consequenily, ihe cafeieria is relieved of iis 'former congesiion. Aside from i'rs use as an adiunci To ihe original ealing faciliiies, +he room ideally converfs inro a banquef hall for social, civic, and educaiional gaiherinqs, The Chrislmas dance and sock hops, originally held in rhe gym, are more suiled +o iis environment As well, This is 'lhe only available area for massive club meeiings. Permanenily bordered on +he souih by Tall, green planls, lhe All-purpose Room is a focal poini of inieresl io all callers +o Lincoln-Way. Archiieciurally, ihe room represenis a model classroom of lhe iuiure as Hs chief fea+ures provide 'lor expand- abiliiy, flexibiliiy, and informalify. I+ is Jrhe mosr highly uiilized room of any in ihe enrire school. S 3. ,, - I , Q11

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l' t r r This tine array ot stamps has been in the Bowling ls and has been tor some time the process ot collection by Elias A. Brown, Molcena, favorite pastime ot Lester B, Case, Manhattan. tor many years. Phaedrus, an Athenian philosopher and a friend of Socrates, once said: The bow that's always bent will quickly breakg But if uustruug will serve you at your need. So let the mimi some relaxation take l To come back to its task with fresher heed. Whether Phaedrus influenced our board of education or not, it can be plainly seen by their diverse pastimes that they are cognizant of the wisdom of his Words. Board Secretary J. Earl Robinson, New Lenox, All-round athlete C. L. Klasing, New Lenox, Fishing, preferably in Minnesota, is how Lorin is a cdector ot guns. Some ot his specimens tlnds qolt the sport most dominant in his at- Schleeter, Manhattan, Hunstrings the how and are over a hundred years old. tectlons. comes hack to his task with tresher heed.