Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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SENIORS GEORGE REEVES -7toosiim Roozum distinguished himself as the mail-man. lie lent his personality to the I’olilieal Science Cluh ami Educational Society. At all meetings “Roozum kept the previous question Ik-fore the house. Alpha is his alliliation. lie gave admirable service on Junior J’rom Committee. WILLIAM II. CONYERS— ,Mex” Although Conyers has only Inren a meml er of our class for two years, he has nevertheless made himself known by more than one activity. All Rill” ever said about any sport was “Name the ]M sition and put me in it.’’ Reside “Rill's” sjiori achievement he acquired without a conqietitor the title of a “Social Baron”. He is alVdialed with the N.A.A.C.I . and is a member of the Omega I’si I'lii Fraternity. JAMBS DAY— Judf HiCHl Day” The other Day twin—this must Ik “Judgment Day . That's what some of the students think when he rings the breakfast bell every morning. He disturbs every professor's class with his hourly interruptions. Judgment” has been on the Y Cabinet for several years, lie is a mcmlKrr of Alpha I’lii Alpha, Lc Cercle Francaise and I’lii Kappa Epsilon, lie is also a very versatile voting man having Iktii at different times track star, cheer leaner, and instructor in Physical Education. JAMES MASON— Jim” W'lun “Jimmie leaves, the Mask and Gown Society” will suffer a great loss, for he is both president and leading figure of the group. He “l»cat the heads” of those taking biology (as an instructor). The Student Council values him as an integral part. He played intra-mural baseball and football ami is an enthusiast of the sport of golf. He is affiliated to the Alpha I’lii Alpha Fraternity. Turnly-llirt'c £AM

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SENIORS CARL EDWARD McDON'AI.l)— .1lac Mac'1 keeps lab on our class in Chapel. You wouldn’t know that he was around unless you saw him. lie is the meditative type. Yet he forgot this at the Chcyncy game this year. Sure, he likes York. Pa. lie has alliliations with Kappa Alpha Psi, Mask ami Gown Society, German Club and Isaac N. Remlall Educational Society. JARVIS HENRY ARMS—‘Squawk “Squawk” Arms must have met residential requirements for graduation at Chcyncy as well as Lincoln. He sometimes finds it difficult to meet his engagements here with the Glee Club. Philosophy Club and German Club because of connec- tions otherwise. He may often be heard entertaining the Row with his Ukelele. ALERE I) B ASK ER VILI. “Masque” “Basky” is one of the better known workers of our class, and a very likeable chap. He has been active on the gridiron, and specializes in intra-mural activity. He is a member of the Omega Psi Phi Eratcrnity. EARL SHKIWKD-“Hloiidie “Blondie” hails from just across the Mississippi. One is impressed with his philosophical attitude. This year he has been the campus doctor through which he acquired the name “Quack . Shepard has been starring for his class in the Dramatic Society since his junior year. He played guard on the class football team, lie is a member of the N.A.A.C.P., the Fireside Group and the Lion StalT. As Polcmarch he has guided the destiny of Kappa Alpha Psi. AM Twenty-two

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SENIORS HKN’JAM IX I lOl’K KM, ’A—‘Streamline” Streamline’’ is probably the nearest approach that I’lii Lambda Mu lias to an Knglish Lord. Mis carriage and re- actions are colored with a refinement that evoke envy, lie joined our class last year having done bis previous work at Hampton. Since matriculating at Lincoln lie lias been an honor student, lie bolds membership in I’Iti Kappa Kpsilou, I let a Kappa Chi. Alpha I ’hi Alpha and Le Cerole b'rancais. lie is student instructor iu Anatomy. I A KK KTT UOHKUSt )X— Kabbic lie is among the few students at Lincoln who lias bad enough foresight to combine business with education. Cig- arette Man! is bis call to the rabble . He is a memlier of Kappa Alpha I’si. and the Isaac Kendall Kducational Society. It was through bis ingenuity that a Dormitory Council was organized for Lincoln and Ashniun Halls. I.CCICS CIIAULKS OKAY- Luscious’ Lucius is known to all as a philosopher and a sjieaker, but unlike most philosophers he is well liked and easily under- stood. If one were to mention “Storm’’ ............it might cloud up. A. I ALCON KK WA ITS—’'liowsic Howsie” lias, in the past four years, made quite a record for himself. He was starred on the class football team hud in his senior year made varsity end for dear old Lincoln. He is rather versatile, including among bis many other activ- ities membership of the boxing and wrestling teams. He is a violinist, an artist, and plunks away on the ukelele. He is a member of I’hi Kappa Kpsilou. Le Cercie b'rancais and the Knglish Society. Also a memlier of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. £AM Twenty-four