Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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GEORGE MARSHALL Glee Club, 1-4; Bishop Garland Club, 1-4. Red,” named from his home, Red Bank. N. J., has actively participated in our intra- mural sports programs. Incidentally, Red is a social lion with a mighty roar. Howard Medical School beckons. GILBERT GERARD MAYERS YMCA, 4; Instructor in Biology and Zoology, 4; Student Council, 4; Philosophy Club, 3, 4. Gillie,” one of our most handsome, captivating, and pleasing pals, is a Jamaica lad. He is also conscientious and idealistic with just enough of the humanitarian in him to learn to pull teeth gently. (Alpha Phi Alpha.) EUGENE AUGUSTUS MINNS Pootball, 1-4; Basketball. 1-3. Gene also represents Washington, D. C. He has been scrupulously active in athletics, scholarship and many commercial enter- prises. He’s planning to study medicine at Howard this Pall. (Omega Psi Phi.) MATHEW ANTHONY MOUZON Glee Club, 1-4. Mathew is a typical southerner, with his winning smile, a head for business, and a refreshing personality. Charleston, S. C, produced him; Lincoln named him Greek” and instilled in him an ambition to teach. (Omega Psi Phi.)

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WII.UAM MANSFIELD JORDAN Glee Club, 1-4; Philosophy Club, 4; Orchestra, 3, 4; Fireside Group, 1-4. Georgia” Jordan is the last of the Georgia trio. His home is in Dawson. Georgia has been most active, gaining prominence in scholarship and music. Con- tinuing his northern invasion, he will study in Columbia University. (Phi Beta Sigma.) WILLIAM WENDEL LAYTON Editor-in-Chief, 4; 2nd Prize Win- ner in Sophomore and Junior Ora- torical Contests; Dramatics, 1-3. As Editor-in-Chief, Wendel, of Hanover, Va., has worked so diligently on the Year Book that it is practically his personal con- tribution to the class. His future lies in social service. (Omega Psi Phi.) ROLAND DUBOIS LUCAS Glee Club, 1-4; Robinson Scholar- ship, 4. Luke,” coming from America’s Play- ground, Atlantic City, is a playboy of the first order. He plans to abandon all frivol- ity to study medicine at Howard. But, Luke, not too serious, please. (Omega Psi Phi.) WILLIAM MALBON YMCA, 3, 4; Philosophy Club. 4. Because of the influence of Norfolk, be- cause of the attempt to develop into a good minister, or because he is just being himself, Doc” has been consistently tireless, ener- getic, conscientious, and helpful. (Alpha Phi Alpha.)

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HARVEY LEE MURRAY Fireside Group, 1-3; Bishop Gar- land Club, 1-4. Doc” acquired at Wilmington, Del., a reticence which four years among us hasn’t broken down. Still water runs deep,” however. He's planning to complete his education at the university of Pennsylvania. JOHN R. PALMER Bishop Garland Club, 1-4; Phi Kappa Epsilon, 4. In Princeton Titty” we shall lose a rarity indeed—a ready wit, loquaciousness, and good humor—that seems irreparable. His immediate plans are for further study at Columbia. CHARLES L. PERINCHIEF Manager of Boxing, 1 ; Manager of Track, 3; Manager of Wrest- ling, 1; Manager of Football, 4. Chief” is a product of Boston and has exhibited here a special genius and instinct for management which should be of infinite value to him in the classroom. (Omega Psi Phi.) WILLIAM H. PITTS Beta Kappa Chi, 4; Music Key, 3; Orchestra, 3, 4; Instructor in Chemistry, 4; Vice President of Mathematics Club. Zazu” is another New Englander, com- ing from New Haven, Conn. Zazu has shown great ability in mathematics and science. September will find him enrolled in Howard Medical School. 24