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

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ur Q fisifssisei ' is 2. 'wffff '1 ,tif I as f . 21913: ' In the top left picture, Queen Pat Burns is being driven around at the Homecoming Game by Bill Morrison. Every girl at Lincoln-Way wishes she were the lucky one to be crowned Homecoming Queen. Top right shows the three Seniors girls of this year's Homecoming court lL to Rl Bonnie Fredin, Martha Otto, and Billie Jean Hafk, in the car driven by Norm Beebe. mmdm NFGHTSL TREF Q The Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman repre- THD 55 u S a ga, 3 . ' gh J Y-..lf f v -X QL .... 6 -. - Y,f' T , W Fix, , ,, I ' ' - ' 'f'7Qj'5' . sentatives lL to Rl are Barbie Toppen, Cheryl Adams, and Julie Anderson, driver is Ray Jast. Our Japanese foreign exchange student, Chacko, is pictured in the car driven by Terry Mueller. At the Homecoming Assembly, everyone was excited when they heard the ndmes of the Queen and her court. At the right is the flat entered by F.B.L.A.-which won first place at the Homecoming dance. Below shows some of 'KIN gg the excitement displayed at the bonfire on Thursday night before the big game. Each year's y Homecoming is one to be remembered and this year was no exception!

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Y 'Fx .7 'I ig MW' et Y, iluitlffga if I Q iunmiE A, y Variety is the key word for all Lincoln-Way activities. Many dit- ferent ones are available during the school year, thus encouraging everyone to participate. A student may be an assembly spectator, a performer in a play, a competing athlete, or perhaps, a member of a musical organization. Through ioining in these various activities he increases his ability while sharing a mutual interest with others. Aside from the individual importance to the student these activities add a special color and excitement to the school year.

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A Homecoming To Be Remembered Homecoming Week is tull ot all the ingredients tor a tull- color canvas. Excitement, tun, and suspense are the mood ofthe painting with red and black reigning as the basic colors. During the first part ot the week the football Knights are honored, Mr. Touchdown is chosen, and the preliminary elec- tion tor Homecoming Queen is held. On Wednesday students participate in Dress Up Day and the tinal voting. Thursday brings Sports Day and the traditional Bonfire. With Friday comes the height of all the pageantry, when the i965 Home- coming Queen and Court are presented at an assembly, ending the mounting suspense. Saturday finishes the painting with the gay, bright colors ot the Homecoming Game and Dance, the events everyone has been daydreaming about, including our little artist. .7 ef.. X , .. was e ,. v,.,,:'W-Q 'fsgwk' r3gew::+'WwW4S-Ikklif we ,Q be wr-129.5 we W pf ev rw H s sw W1 c-' 6 ef in' e , ef' 35, 15715, HEMI