Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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KENNETH SINCLAIR DODSON Radical, energetic Ken'' was really The Lion. Many's the pound he lost, and sweat he poured. A subtle knowl- edge ol aesthetic work made him a su- perb critic and connoisseur of the line arts, especially along modern trends. Brooklyn, N. Y., calls him either lor teach- ing, creative writing or journalism. Editor ol Lincolnian, Editor-in-Chiel of the Lion, Dramatic Club, Winner ol Award lor Individual Acting, N. I. D. A. '37, Forum. Vice President of New York Club, Y. M C. A. Cabinet, Campus Community Chest Fund. Debating Team JOHN BRELAN FALCONER Rev was another of the perennial pie men. Up from Mississippi, he was a drawling bullshooter and excellent stu- dent. He knew his religion back, and was perpetually haunting Delaware. PHI BETA SIGMA LEO CARROL FIELDS Red Sails, the fat man of Wilmington, was the perpetual politician. One of Pro- fessor Davis' boys, he’ll always recall jumping into botany. Green and red do not go well together, neither did Leo and his prep cap. He'll be a Boss Tweed someday University Forum 24

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ISAAC NEWTON CARTER Isaac Carter, broad in stature and men- tal faculties as well, delved into the realm of sociology and history. He'll be remem- bered for his quiet manner. He aspires toward social work as his choice of pro- fession. Philosophy Club. Prosbylerian Group ALFRED CASPER ’’Chemistry Casper was perhaps the most zealous and consistent fellow at Lin- coln University during the reign of Phi Alpha Psi. For pure ’’sticktuitiveness he was hardly approachable. And yet the Musical Club shared his scholastic per- severance. Pleasantville, N. J., and peda- gogy encompass him. Glee Club, Dormitory Council-Lincoln Ash- mun, Student Instructor in Chemistry PERRY LEON COOK Washington, D. C., presented ’’Ma—an Cook to Phi Alpha Psi as a midsemester student. ’’Ma—an was defined by a per- petual grin, and his social connections. He was seriously inclined to philosophy and politics, and desires to become a teacher in the Washington Public School System; Dramatics, Philosophy Club. Instructor in Philosophy, Lion Stall 23 OMEGA PSI PHI

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) PHILIP LAWRENCE GOODEN Phil “goodn't” have done better as a week-ender and sport. His pastime was the radio (920 dub), and Morpheus' em- brace. A nice fellow, “hail, hearty and well met,” he's from Wilmington. Will you ever forget his bout with Frank Gor- den? Or ask him about the first day of spring. Fireside Group. Presbyterian Group KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRANK ROOSEVELT GORDON '‘Flash” was always on the move. Charmingly boyish, clamorous, yet in- stilled with a deeply rooted business in- tuition coupled with theological aptitude, this lad from Wilmington, Del., attempted any proposition. As an under-classman, he played varsity football, and hurt more than one person in the intramural and fraternal basketball games. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Intra-mural Council. Basketball KAPPA ALPHA PSI WILLIAM EDWARD GRIGGS Of quiet mien and easy going, Balti- more's T. P.” reveled in mechanics and “Coleisms.” A simple philosophy of truth and fair play and his sincerity insured his success in all endeavors. What varied “bull sessions” and “jumps” occurred in Rendall No. 4 at the expense of his record box! After every meal feet were wiped on his precious red carpet. He's a teacher to be and we have no doubt that he'll be one of the best. Dramatic Club. Varsity Track Team. Y M. C. A. Cabinet, Forum. Associate Literary Editor of Lion ALPHA PHI ALPHA 25