Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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I AST JUNE, Lincoln University lost one who, for twenty years, had devoted himself to the classroom instruction, to the activities, to the library, and to the religious life of Lincoln University. The retirement of Professor Robert M. Labaree was felt keenly in all these spheres, as well as in the hearts of all who knew and were influenced by him. His broad point of view and tolerant modern attitudes en- deared him to the student body, but even more endearing was his real and active interest in the students and student groups. His clarity and sincerity of purpose were at all times evident, and he never failed to stand firmly for his idea of right in campus affairs. His ceaseless activity and untiring effort were amazing for his years. His keen insight and fertile mind were equally amazing, and his understanding of students and campus prob- lems was gratifying. Throughout his career here, he was known for a lack of malice and prejudice not always found in men of his position. For all these things and many more, we, the members of the Class of 1941, feel indebted to him. Especially is this true since we are one of the last classes to have had the privilege of his beneficial influence. In an effort to show something of the gratitude and admiration which we hold for him. we do dedi- cate this, the 1941 Lion, to Professor Robert M. Labaree.

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CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASS HISTORY UNDERGRADUATES EXTRA-CURRICULAR ATHLETICS LITERARY ADVERTISEMENTS

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