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The Lincoln Log -- Fall 2007 The LINCOLN LOG THE OFFICIAL ALUMNI PUBLICATION OF LINCOLN COLLEGE, LINCOLN, ILLINOIS FALL 2007 Bruce Block Honored at Reunion 2007 ollywood film producer and Lincoln Col- guished Alumni Award is the most presti- lege graduate, Bruce A. Block (’68), was gious honor bestowed on Lincoln College honored with the first-ever, Distinguished alumni. Bruce truly deserves this award. In Alumni Award at the 2007 Alumni Re- fact, he is a prime example of what Lincoln Hunion Dinner and Awards Program in April. This newly College can do. This college gives each stu- created award is reserved for graduates who have obtained dent a great start.” the highest level of professional accomplishment with notable A native of Cincinnati, achievements in a prominent field Bruce says Lincoln College and who are viewed as influential was a turning point in his in that field. life. “I was a late bloomer and Lincoln gave me the The author of The Visual Story, time and opportunity I Bruce presented to nearly 250 needed to find myself.” guests at the Johnston Center for Having earned Lincoln the Performing Arts, during Reunion Weekend. He provided an College’s Best Actor Award inside look at filmmaking and what it’s really like to live and work in 1968, Bruce continued in Hollywood. Through anecdotes and hilarious stories, his overall his education at Carn- Bruce Block signs autographs after his message was to never say no. Be persistent. Seize opportunities and presentation. To view the presentation egie-Mellon University you never know what can happen. go online at: www.citv5.com/ (BFA) and the University of Southern California This philosophy has served Bruce well, as he works with many Hol- (MFA), before beginning lywood writers and directors including Charles Shyer, Nancy Meyers and James L. Brooks a career in Hollywood. He continues teach- directors of “Father of the Bride,” “The Parent Trap,” “What Women Want,” “As Good As ing directing courses at USC, a position he It Gets,” and his most recent film, “The Holiday.” has held for 30 years. Bruce’s current projects include two DVDs scheduled to be released Director of Alumni Relations Natalie Jeckel McGee (’97) said, “Lincoln College is thrilled later this year. He provides commentary that Bruce has found time in his busy schedule to give back to his alma mater. The Distin- about filmmaking and the directors’ tech- niques in “The Graduate” starring Dustin Mary McLaughlin Retires Hoffman and “The Apartment” starring Jack Lemmon. After 31 years of service, Mary McLaughlin has elected to re- tire. “In the short time I have been at Lincoln College I have Other awardees include: Bud Boecker, Donna come deeply to appreciate Mary McLaughlin’s many contribu- Bonebrake, George Hill, and Cyndi Slayton-Jackson tions to Lincoln College,” said President John Hutchinson. “Her on page 2 and Sandy MacKinnon on page 8. high degree of professionalism, strong orientation to students and their success, as well as her academic excellence have made her Inside this Issue Message from the President 2 the consummate teacher-scholar-administrator. We will miss her Mary McLaughlin Reunion 2007 Award Recipients 2 and wish her the best of luck in the next phase of her journey.” Students Travel Abroad 3 Having been appointed as Director of Admission in 1976, by then President J. Rich- Alumni Receptions 3 ard Stoltz, Mary was later promoted to Director of Continuing Education. She then WLNX Has a New Home 3 became an Associate Professor of English and in 2003 was named Dean of Faculty by We are Lincoln College - President Ronald Schilling. Student Services 4 Class Notes 5-7 Mary and her husband Dan, who also retired after 10 years of teaching in the theatre Upcoming Alumni Events 8 department at Lincoln College, continue to reside in Lincoln, IL. In honor of her Surprise Gift Boosts Campaign 8 commitment and dedication to Lincoln College, she was presented the Honorary ABE Program 8 Alumni Award at this year’s Alumni Reunion Dinner and Awards Program. The LINCOLN LOG A Message From the President The College is fortunate to have alumni and friends who recognize the importance of the institution and are willing to contribute to its future. President Hutchinson GENEROUS GIFTS STRENGTHEN COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN EFFORTS n past issues of the The Lincoln (1) Scholarships to the College for scholarship purposes. Log, you have heard of our “If It (2) McKinstry Memorial Library Ms. Behrend’s brother, Bernie (’48), Hadn’t Been for Lincoln College” (3) Educational Technology serves on the Board of Trustees at Lincoln Icomprehensive campaign. We are (4) Museum Holdings College and has been a most generous well into this $7 million campaign designed (5) Faculty Development donor himself. The College is fortunate to to take the College to the next step in its have alumni like the Behrends and Sandy historical journey. The centerpiece of the I am happy to report that the campaign MacKinnon (page 8), and friends who campaign, of course, is The Lincoln Center, is moving forward and we have received recognize the importance of the institution which will house an athletic/convocation a number of generous contributions. and are willing to contribute to its future. center, the Lincoln Museum, a fitness center, a state-of-the-art classroom, offices, I would like to take this opportunity to If you would like more information on the and athletic practice rooms. In addition, highlight a wonderful gift from the late campaign, please contact me or the Office we are also giving donors an opportunity Anna Behrends (’36). Ms. Behrends left of Institutional Advancement at 877-522- to make contributions to five other areas: an estate gift of approximately $500,000 5867. Thanks for your ongoing support. Reunion 2007 Award Recipients Paul “Bud” Boecker (’52) was honored George “Sam” Hill (’52) received the with the Alumni Achievement Award Alumni Achievement Award in Athletics. in Service and Leadership. Serving as Having had a successful career as a high freshman class president in 1951, Bud school baseball and basketball coach, continued his education at North Central George also coached at the University College. He dedicated his life by serving of Illinois, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, as a fire fighter for 23 years. He retired and The Citadel. He is the author of The Bud Boecker ’52 in 2005 as Fire Chief at Lisle-Woodridge George Hill ’52 Season, a memoir of his first head coaching Fire District. Bud lives in Lisle, IL. experience. George resides in Parsons, KS. Donna Bonebrake was presented the Cyndi Slayton-Jackson accepted the Honorary Alumni Award. She served Honorary Alumni Achievement Award. as the Head Women’s Basketball and She is credited for developing the women’s Softball Coach in the early 1980s. Her athletic programs at Lincoln College 1985 basketball team appeared in the which began in the late 1970s. She NJCAA National Tournament. In 1981, recruited and coached the first Lady her softball team placed third. After Lynx basketball, softball, and volleyball Donna Bonebrake Cyndi Slayton-Jackson Lincoln College, Donna continued coaching teams. Her experience as a varsity player at Indiana State University where she for Illinois State University led her to worked with Olympic athlete Michelle this position. Cyndi lives in Lincoln, IL. Venturella. Donna resides in Springfield, IN. Other awardees include Bruce A. Block (’68) and Mary McLaughlin on page 1 and Sandy MacKinnon (’60) on page 8. 2 www.lincolncollege.edu/alumni Does your class year end in a 3 or 8? Save the date for Reunion 2008, April 25-27. The Class of 1958 (50 years) and the Class of 1983 (25 years) will be presented with the Lincoln College Swarovski crystal alumni pin. Nominate a Chicagoland Alumni Reception Classmate for Alumni Awards Nominations are now being accepted for the 2008 Alumni Achievement and Honorary Alumni Awards. Presented during Alumni Reunion Weekend, the awards recognize alumni Bud (’52) and Sonja Boecker Amy Eskew (’93), Vice President for Advancement: Debbie and friends of Lincoln College who have shown Ackerman (’83), President John Hutchinson, Jean Ann inspiration to others, characterize values and ideals Hutchinson, Director of Alumni Relations: Natalie Jeckel McGee (’97), Development Officer: Rick Samuels, and Nancy of Lincoln College, give distinguished service DePaul (’93). Not pictured: Bryan Barnett (’93), Herb Berg through professional or personal achievement, (’77), Chris (’72) and Dennis Boccard, Robert and Ileene and demonstrate continuing interest in LC. Giering, Case McGee, Keith Rich (’82), Patrick Ross (’89), Jan Nominations must be received by November Samuels, and Bill Storie (’91) 15. To nominate someone today, complete an On March 24, Lincoln College held a reception at The Clubhouse online form at www.lincolncollege.edu/awards. Friends from the Class of 1993: Amy Eskew, Nancy DePaul, and in Oakbrook, IL. Guests watched the alumni video and heard Students Danielle Wojcicki Barnett President Hutchinson speak about the new Lincoln Center. Arizona Alumni Reception Travel Abroad Global studies students traveled abroad this summer learning about European cultures and seeing historic sites with Professor Paula Knopp. Here they pose at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. All are members of the Class of 2007 and 2008 Jaclyn Kramer (’97) and Vice Director of Alumni Relations: Natalie Jeckel McGee (’97), Bob President for Advancement, Deb- Matia, Barb McMonagle Matia (’64), Jaclyn Kramer (’97), bie Ackerman (’83) look at an old Joan Pearlman (’75), Professor Tina Nutt, former Professor yearbook. Jan Stephenson and her husband Mike. Not pictured, Jean Ann Hutchinson and President John Hutchinson Former LC professor Jan Stephenson and her husband Mike hosted a reception at their home in Scottsdale, AZ on January 7 for area LC alumni.
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