Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Greetings— Again, a Lincoln class bids us farewell, and men go out to sterner responsibilities. Others take their places, yet the places are never filled. We know you as individuals—not lost in the crowd You will return from time to time, we hope to renew the old friendships and check with us on what is wise in the preparation of men. We shall follow your careers with the hope that you under- stand life better for the days at Lincoln, that in the joy of working you will be part of a generation that will find its way out of the uncertainties of the present into the better times within our reach, yet so elusive as the passions of men prevent their progress. We hope for new buildings that will leave only the memory of a library crowded with books and men and the closely packed halls, where thrice daily, so many students are gath- ered at the call of the bell. Yet through all change will be the continuing Lincoln passing on its life and welcoming you to the old ways. May the winds blow fair and the tides run smooth, but may you never lack the heart to breast the current when the port lies up the stream. Sincerely, WALTER LIVINGSTON WRIGHT. President 8

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DEAN MILLER Class Advisor Ever since we were Ireshmen, we have ad- mired Dean Miller for his scholarship, religious eminence, and his personal distinction. We have always found him willing to cooperate in all things which tended to enrich student life at Lincoln University. His surety of judgment, amiable disposition, and fair administration led Phi Alpha Psi to choose him as its Class Advisor. May he continue to make himself a vital force for scholarship, honesty and understanding to the men who follow us in years to come. MR. ULYSSES G. LEE Year Book Advisor We are indebted to Assistant Professor Lee for the many valuable points which he gave to us during the preparation of our book. His knowledge of Journalism and good taste proved definite assets to the staff. Year Books are projects of the student body and when a member of the faculty is called upon to be the advisor, the temptation is great for him to exercise his position to curtail the freedom of the staff. But we are glad to say that Pro- fessor Lee gave us a “Carte Blanche and no changes were deemed necessary.