Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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SENIORS DF.NN1S RUDOLPH FLKTCHKR— JiffrMr Head Slone is the recognized minister of our class. Why shouldn't he have this tribute. He shepherds a flock at Spring Lake «luring the Summer, ffe has been active in the Dramatic Club, the i'.ducational Society, intra-mural basket- ball and baseball. He has been class Chaplain ever since our tenure here. FRKDF.RICK Y. DAY—' More or Less Who can identify this Day from the twin Day? Fred was «tuite successful in his management of the football team. Last year be acted as manager «lue to the illness of the liohlcr of the office that year; this year he served in his own right. He is enthusiastic about chemistry and instructs in this fichl. lie is also a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. RICHARD ANTHONY DKS YKR.NT.Y -'‘Dicky Dcs “Dicky Dcs - that lanky figure that out «if nowhere saved the «lay for Lincoln on the gridiron in t«;, 2 (Howard-Lincoln garni;) is one of the best athletes on the campus. The man- ner jn which he wields a basketball on the court is most ballling to our opponents, lie is a track man and serves on the Intra-mural Council. He is Keeper of Records and Seals «if Omega Psi Phi. 1' If. ItLAKF.I.KY -Horse Itlakclcy Athlete, philosopher and linguist that's what ’■Horse is. I Je expounds a philosophy that revolutionizes the theories of Kant and Plato. Do you wonder then why he is a member of the Philosophy Club? lie has participated in all intra- mural sports. fie is Chaplain « f Omega Psi Phi. Seventeen $AM

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SENIORS WIU.IAM JAMES SIMMONS—' Fish” Whenever one passes Lincoln Hall he can always hear “Fish cither singing or rehearsing for the Dramatic Club or the debating squad. Tic is a soloist in the Glee Club. Paul Robeson has competition in “Fish”. Phi Beta Sigma is his fraternity. He has philosophical leanings as his membership in the Philosophy Club signifies. JOSEPH WADDY—‘Voe” “Joe has been recognized as an orator since our dog days. This ability he has developed to such an extent that he won the City-Wide Young Peoples Intercollegiate Ora- torical Contest in Baltimore in 1033. If a question arises con- cerning Political Science or Sociology, see “Joe”, lie is one of our valuable varsity debaters, an honor student and holds memlivrship in Phi Kappa F.psilon. Among his other affilia- tions are Alpha Phi Alpha. Y.M.C.A. Cabinet and Vice-Presi- dent of the X.A.A.C.P. HERBERT L. WILKINS Herb Sloppy John certainly is cnnqHiing with Father Hines as an ivory tickler. Omega is his fraternity. In a more serious vein he is an instructor in Physics, a Beta Kappa ( hi man. Deutscher Yerein and Cdee Club member. If you missed hearing him render his own conception of ’'Solitude you arc quite unfortunate. JAMES WADDELL PENNINGTON' Vim.v The barber and head man of the pantry. He is a member of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity. He has shown consummate abil- ity in intra-mural activities, lie expects to teach next year as bis afiiliation with the Isaac Kendall Educational Society shows. 3 AM Sixteen

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SENIORS TOMLINSON' DANIEL TODD—' Hot Toddy” Mot Toddy” of Fresh Air Cab fame, is certainly a power with the ladies. From Maine to D.C. Toddy” is known by the fair sex. Me is a member of the Philosophy Club, F.du- cational Society, Fireside Group and participated in intra- mural football, golf and tennis. Kl'GF.NT. YOl'XGUK, JR.—' Rangy” Mere we find a lad who always wears a smile, and in his four years has always seemed to have faced the most adverse circumstances with a «real deal of anticipation. Member of French Club and Glee Club. JAMES M. MILL—' Jimmy ’ Jimmy” came into our class from West Virginia Slate. Me is one of the workers of the class and spends much of his time with the debating or the dramatic group. Me is a son of Omega I’si 1 'hi. GF.OKGK MACY CLARK. JR, “Riul The only things that kept him on the campus during the week were his Library SlalT connections and his practice for football, basketball and track. We wondered if lie had a suite at the Omega Mouse in Washington. That •'struggle-buggy certainly was glad when Hud let it go. AM Jiifjltlccn