Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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EUGENE GADSDEN Eugene comes to us from Savannah, Georgia, anti Georgia State College, with a desire to be a social service worker. Al- ready he has distinguished himself as a scholar and as an individualist. He desires to be a Zoologist. (Omega Psi Phi.) ULYSSES B. GLOVER Debating, 3, 4; President of The Forum, 4; Ex. Secretary of N. A. A. C. P., 4; Chairman of Philos- ophy Club, 4. Baltimore Glover, a rare combination of ability, charm, and finesse epitomizes his nickname Smooth. He's planning to in- vade Georgia to study at the Atlanta School of Social Work. Watch out, you southern belles! (Kappa Alpha Psi.) ROBERT L. GRAVES Louis Armstrong, whom we’ve only known for a year, is a member of the old Lincoln School. His soberness, however, has been most refreshing. He is a New Yorker and ambitious to teach. PHILIP ANDREW WILLIAM HARRIS Manager of Basketball, 4. Dick, a Washingtonian, is truly a happy-go-lucky fellow. Nothing Lincoln had could efface his smile. Graduate work at Howard calls him back home. 19

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THOMAS B. DAVIS Glee Club, M; Track, 1-4. Tusk bears the name of his birthplace, Tuskcgce, Alabama. He is a delightful combination of reticence and loquaciousness. To add mystery he refuses to give any ink- ling of his future plans. EDWARD SPENCER DENNIS Athletic Trainer, 3, 4; Beta Kappa Chi, 4. Eddie Low, of Princess Anne, Mary- land, also desires to be a doctor. We have found that his heart is as big as he is short. (Omega Psi Phi.) GEORGE GLADSTONE DURANT Basketball. 1-4; Captain of Track, 3; Football, 1-3; Cl A A Shot Put Champion, 3. Rated as a good student Daddy Do,” a native of Atlantic City, is one of our most popular athletes. With a hearty smile for all, Daddy Do should find teaching a pleasure. (Omega Psi Phi.) VINCENT EDWARD FENTY Philosophy Club, 4; Episcopal Club, 4. Looking at the records we discovered that unassuming Vince, famous for his quiet- ness, stands high scholastically. He’s a native of Buffalo, with a future in Social Service Work. (Alpha Phi Alpha.)

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LEO MacPHERSON HATTON Glee Club, 1-4; Manager of Track, 4; Orchestra, 3, 4; Presbyterian Club, 4. Mac” came to us from New Canaan, Connecticut, by way of North Carolina. He has worked so inobtrusively that it took us four years to discover that here was a wit indeed. Social work is to his liking. (Phi Beta Sigma.) JOHN H. HENDERSON Basketball, 1-4; YMCA, 2-4; Football, 1-3. A New Yorker by birth, Hcndy be- lieves and practices that good old American doctrine of rugged individualism. He in- tends to capitalize on his athletic prowess by entering the field of physical education. (Alpha Phi Alpha.) ABRAM B. HILL Dramatics, 2-4; Debating, 3, 4; Assistant Editor of Year Book. We're expecting Abe” to contribute heavily to American literature. His first play is now in rehearsal in New York, his home town. Yale School of Fine Arts will continue to develop his dramatic technique. GEORGE JACKSON Football, 1-4; Captain in Football, 4; Track, 1-3; Philosophy Club, 3, 4. We already miss Stumpy since his re- turn to Norfolk, Va. Hi.; sportsmanship on and off the athletic field had won our ad- miration. He expects to enter the business field. (Omega Psi Phi.) 20