Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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FREDERICK LEE JOYNES Fred” came to the class of '39 as a sophomore from Cape Charles, Va. He was a staunch supporter of rabble foot- ball, and a refectory boss.’' Joynes was a striving, thinking student, and aspires to pedagogy OMEGA PSl PHI ABRAHAM LEONIDAS LANIER ’’Gate'' blew up from Winston-Salem, N. C., on a windbag, which failed to burst during his four years here. As an orator, student and cheer leader, he will be long remembered with affection and amuse- ment. In the fields of Economics, Political Science and Sociology, he has all the pre- requisites for a successful career as a lawyer Debating Team, Dramatic Club, N. A. A. C. P. President, Student Council, Presbyte- rian. Fireside Group, Freshman Basketball Team ALPHA PHI ALPHA THOMAS BROCKHOLST LIVINGSTON, JR. A cultured individualist and urban cracker-box philosopher was ‘T. B. He was ever the same reserved, tactful fel- low, deep in thought or effective conver- sation about the whimsicalities of Man and society. A son of Newport, R. I., he shall become a pedagogue. Philosophy Club 28 ALPHA PHI ALPHA

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LINDSAY THOMPSON JACKSON Lindsay's intellectual capacity com- bined with his keen sense of humor and friendliness constitutes a congruent whole that radiates success. His application to biology and chemistry was not forsaken for the broadening influence of extra-cur- ricular activities. Lindsay hails from Pleasantville, N. J., and aspires toward teaching as a profession. Biology Instructor, Glee Club. Dormitory Council-Lincoln Ashmun. Coffee Club. Or- chestra, String Quartette, Choir ARTHUR LEON JOHNSON, JR. Stump, Baltimore's petit man of af- fairs, was one whom all were to admire from numerous channels of approach. In scholarship as well as in the more spor- tive aspects of college, namely “Jitter- bugging, dressing, tennis, and boxing, he was to reach top honors. With his intellectual qualifications, combined with his magnetic personality, he'll make an excellent doctor. Dramatics, Beta Kappa Chi Honorary So- ciety. Phi Kappa Epsilon Honorary Society. Dormitory Council, Rendall Hall. Varsity Club. Tennis, Intramural Boxing and Bas- ketball ALPHA PHI ALPHA WALTER IRVIN JOHNSON. JR. Well read, suave “Walt hails from At- lantic City, N. J. His friendliness and di- plomacy were his ace attributes and will certainly assure his becoming an excel- lent teacher. The drama cherishes his portrayal of Father Aheme, in Mark Flav- in's “First Legion '36, and academically he was always to be listed in the Uni- versity Bulletin. President of Lincoln University Players, President of University Forum. Associate Editor of Lion, Student Council. Phi Kappa Epsilon, N. A. A. C. P., Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 27 OMEGA PSI PHI

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WILLIAM EDWARD MADDOX Bill, product of Swarthmore, Penna., displayed admirable ability as an athlete. What “games he and Selassie played. A smiling disposition, simplicity, and gen- uineness made him a fine chap, who is destined to become a teacher. Varsity Football and Track OMEGA PSI PHI WILLIAM HENRY MERCHANT The scientific boxer and astute student, “Wm. Henry came to Lincoln U. from Havre de Grace, Md. He was one of the best read and worldly minded men of Phi Alpha Psi. His cordiality was simple and wholehearted, and must inevitably bequeath him a position as a pedagogue or politician. Boxing Captain, Track. Philosophy Club. Lion Staff. Varsity Club OMEGA PSI PHI i FRANCIS NWIA KOFI NKRUMAH Africa's Nwia Kofi conditioned all his intellectual endeavors through his zeal for knowledge. As a freshman he quite easily and interestingly adjusted himself to Lincoln and the new environment, and graduated a fine and polished gentleman intent on the economic resurrection of his beloved native land. Fireside Group, Dramatics PHI BETA SIGMA 29