Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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JESSE BERNARD PLUMMER Dramatics, 1-4; Editorial Staff, 4. What, another New Englander! The town this time is Cambridge, Mass. Jesse is a walking example of culture and fine breeding, and is a sincere aesthete. He will continue his studies at medical school. (Omega Psi Phi.) MARTIN JEROME LANE PREE Captain of Basketball, 3; Football, 1-3; Captain of Tennis, 3, 4; President of Class, 3. Washington turned out a winner in “Baby-face,” who, ranking as a scholar and athlete No. 1, is very popular besides. After obtaining a master’s at Ohio State Univer- sity, he plans to teach. (Alpha Phi Alpha.) THOMAS M. REED Dramatics, 1-3; Debating, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1-3; Orchestra, 3. Prissy is very temperamental, arrogant and individualistic, but with such ability to play the violin, he is readily and happily pardoned. Law will lead him home to Philadelphia. (Alpha Phi Alpha.) ROBERT H. SMITH Scrupulously observant of Es ire, “Gate” has set the campus fashions and out-talked us on every point. He, too, has a perfect off the campus week-end record. Only the rich can afford it. (Omega Psi Phi.) 25

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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

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THEODORE RAYMOND STILL Track, 1-4; Cl A A Half-Mile Champion, 3; Director of Public- ity, 2, 4; Editorial Staff, 4; Track Captain, 4. Yo yo is the fastest man in the class. He is from Cape May Court House, N. J. He also rates nigh scholastically, and has mastered a fine style in sports writing. Yo- yo plans to coach and teach. JULIUS H. TAYLOR Track, 1-4; Orchestra, 3, 4. Jute and Yo-yo come from the same town. Jute is an able athlete and a musi- cian with a personality which enables him to hold his own. Here seems to be a pro- ductive teacher. (Omega Psi Phi.) ROY WILLIS TOWNSEND Orchestra, 3, 4. Townsend has commuted from Oxford for four years. Although we see very little of him, his quietness, kindness and gentle approach to life have won many friends. He expects to follow the ministry profession. WILLIAM R. TYSON His face represents peace and content- ment. We hope that beautiful calm may remain ever unperturbed. He’s a New Yorker and a future doctor. 26