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Recognitions 2 Athletics 3 Organizations .... 25 Academics 33 Fine Arts 47 Campus Life 61 People 71 Index 86 Contents A message from the adviser 1992 Yearbook Staff As first-year faculty adviser of the yearbook, it is a Fall Semester: Andre Brooks, Theresa Davis, pleasure to present the 1992 yearbook. With new people come new ideas. Some were suc- Angie Evans, Susan Felbein, Jennifer Rattner cessful; others could be improved. Included in this edi- Rebecca Rieger, Hera Smith, Stacey Swilley. tioHnoiwseavenre,ww"eaceandceomuinctse"resdecstioomneansedtbaanckisndeaxs.well. Al- Spring Semester: Angie Hasemeyer, Stacey though it may be of little consolation to those effected, Swilley. event coverage was assigned to staff members with the intent ofpicturesbeing taken, interviewsbeing done and storiesbeingwritten. Itwasnotourintentiontoleaveany group or event out ofthis book. If your group or event is not included, the yearbook staff and its adviser sincerely regret the omission. Tohelpdiminishtheeffectsofthoseoversights, several people contributed materials to this project, including Faculty Emeritus Brayton Danner; faculty members BUI Buffington, Jerry Dellinger, Chris Fletcher and Mary McLaughlin; Director ofAdmissions Mike Riley; LC staff members Mike DiLillo and Paula Conrady; and student Steven Holland. The yearbook staff thanks those individuals. In addition, a special acknowledgement must be given to Bridgett Sames in the Dean of Student Services office as well as Fine Arts secretary Cathy Spanton for their assistance in identifying people for the photo captions. Thank you to everyone for their assistance. The staff and I hope you enjoy the yearbook. Dedication This edition of the Lynx is dedicated to two individuals retiring from Lincoln College this year, but whose efforts to enhance the institution shall remain present for many years to come. Dr. Martha Hargett, associate professor of art, leaves L.C. this year after teaching in the art department for 20 MarthaHargett, picturedherepriorto commencement, retired after20 yearsatLincoln College. years. Her energetic personality and love oflearning com- bined with her expertise and artistic ability made her a valued member of the faculty here. Another individual who has helped shape Lincoln Col- lege is Associate Dean Donna Eichstaedt. Under her guid- ance, Lincoln College's campus in Normal evolved from a storefront operation into a self-contained campus. During her 10-year tenure, Lincoln College in Normal made a name for itself, which also helped enhance the Lincoln campus in many ways. Both ofthese women helped shape Lincoln College into its present form. Each ofthem place a high priority on the value of education and they tried to instill that value in those students with whom they came in contact. Lincoln College is fortunate to have had two such ex- emplary professionals. We wish them well in all their future endeavors. DonnaEichstaedt(picturedwithhergrandaughter)helpedshapeLincoln College'scampus inNormalintoasuccessfuloperation. Recognitions Athletics Athletics Lady Lynx Volleyball Membersofthe 1991-92LadyLynxvolleyballteaminclude(frontrow)HeatherReichert,JackiLasswell,KimberleyCarlson,TiffanyBaker,StephanieWest TriciaMalson;(backrow)Coach Chris Fletcher, ElizabethMcLaughlin, Beth Eggerman, RachelMartino,JulieBeyerandJenniferGeorges. Honors Individual 3-D Award (Desire, Dedication, Devotion) Tricia Malson Dazzling Defense Heather Reichert . . Offensive Weapon Rachel Martino . . Team Captain Tricia Malson All-Academic Heather Reichert Players congratulate one another after achieving \ sideoutduringplay.IdentifiableplayersincludeJuliv Beyer(No. 12), TriciaMalson(24), KimberleyCarlsor (21)andRachelMartino(15). Athletics Heather Reichert attempts a kill during one of the team's games in the MidwayKentuckytournament. TiffanyBaker(No. 9)andJulieBeyer(12)get ready to defend against a block. RachelMartinodoes herbest impression ofa coat TheLadyLynxgetintotheirdefensivealignmenttotryandbreakserviceofanopposingplayerfrom rack during the team's skit at the Midway Ken- IllinoisCentralCollege ofEastPeoria duringthefinalgame ofa home match againstthe Cougars, tuckytournament. Athletics Lynx Soccer The Lynx soccerteamfinished three goals against Blackburn this record-setting season with College tied the LC single-game an 11-5 record. The 11 victories goals-scored record. In addition, set the team mark for most wins he leaves Lincoln College with in a season and the squad's marks for most goals in a career .6875 winning percentage was (28) and most points in a career also a team record. (58). Under the direction of head Jose Rodriguez also helped coach Mark Howard, the club outintying the schoolrecordfor also set records (kept since the most assists in a career with soccerprogramwasreinstatedin eight. 1990) for the most goals scored Defensively, goalkeeper Brian ina season (47), mostassistsin a Griffin played solidly through- season (32) andmostshutoutsin out the season. He set a record a season (6). The team also al- with five shutouts in a season lowed the fewest goals ever in a and in his career. That mark season (22) and set a mark with helpedhim setthe recordforthe a goals-against average of 1.375. lowestgoals-againstaverageina JorgeSanchezgoes throughpre-gamewarm-ups. Mike Franzone was an offen- season and a career with 1.28. siveworkhorse forthe Lynx. His Members of the 1991-92 Lynx soccer team include: (front) Brian Griffin; (middle) fames Walser, Scott Slattery, Mike Franzone, Joseph Schuler, Dana Christensen, Jorge Sanchez, FranciscoMeza,JoseRodriguez,Joshua Hereau;(back row)BretSpranger, MarkFenske, ScottErickson, James Lawson, Peter Hulme,AaronPafKvan, BrianDrain,Alvin Fouse, GeneSanders andCoachMarkHoward. Athletics