Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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FACULTY John Aubrey Davis A. B., Williams; A. M.f Wisconsin Armstead Otey Grubb A. B., Princeton; Ph. D., Pennsylvania Edmund Field A. B., Nebraska Manuel Rivero A. B. and A. M., Columbia Walter Everett Waring A. B. and A. M., Pennsylvania Rev. Spephen Mills Reynolds A. B., Miami; Ph. D., Princeton Theodore Frederick Hawkins A. B., Lincoln; M. D.. Meharry Jerome Holland B. S. and M. S., Cornell Norman Edward Gaskins A. B., Lincoln; M. S., Pennsylvania Theodore Raymond Still A. B., Lincoln; A. M., Pennsylvania Charles Andrew Ballard A. B., Lincoln Frank Augustus De Costa A. B., Lincoln; A M., Columbia Carlo Bocciarelli 16 Gordon F. Birchard Business Manager

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FACULTY Walter L. Wright. LL. D. A. B. and A. M.. Princeton Dean George Johnson A. B. and Ph. D., Pennsylvania Harold Fetter Grim A. B.. Lafayette; M. S.. Chicago William Raymond Cole B. S., Middlebury; M. S., Pennsylvania Rev. Philip S. Miller A. B., Moravian; A. M., Pennsylvania; Ph. D.f Erlangen Dean Joseph Newton Hill A. B. and A. M., Lincoln Dean Frank T. Wilson A. B., Lincoln; A. M. and Ed. D., Columbia Edward Kenneth Haviland A. B., Haverford; Ph. D., Harvard; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Laurence Foster A. B., Lincoln; Ph. D.( Pennsylvania Shelby A. Rooks A. B., Lincoln; B. D., Union Theological Seminary Josef Herbert Furth J. D., Vienna Rev. Samuel Dickey A. B. and A. M., Princeton James Elmo Dorsey A. B., Lincoln; A. M. and Mus. B., Pennsylvania Joesph Leroy Williams A. B., Lincoln; A. M. and Ph. D., Pennsylvania Paul Kuehner A. B., Western Union; Ph. D., Pennsylvania 15

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OF HISTORY AND MAN! RECOMPENSE 'Tis morn . . . sweet nature's life's aroused. And dreams come floating, too: Enchanting like the charmer's flute For pleasures we pursue. Awake! Let phantasy away. There's work that must be done: Achieving ends . . . rewards to gain. Ere parting of the sun. Then dusk—oh gentle dusk, Whose padded feet enthrall— Shall sweetly open up her cloak, And quickly cover all. —H. T. M. Lo! Time-that-was is an infinite Recession that rolls and folds— that folds as it rolls, till distance makes Unity out of Time and Space; till Time and Space in union form Cosmos, and sight and sense reach hopelessly out— . . . to be overwhelmed by sheer Infinitude. Time-that-was is lost to mortal man, save in his own laborious works, or as a state of mind which names It good or ill . . . yet hangs deluded man his hopes upon this futile Past-and-Gcne; forgetful quite! that once-cheated Fate will not return to salve, much less to save. —J-Q. ALMA MATER FINIS Unseen, near-silent, the wind's a heady hymn; The far horizon of dying day Lends dusk a deathly quiet: Close the Cosmos hovers in the dim, And clouds loom large on Oxford's rim: A soothing, mystic virelay Lulls waking cares Tempts transient joy . . . In gentle twilight, Springtime Hope Lures a gentle dream: A four-year sunset casts a shadow Of the morrow's dawn. TO THE MEN OF ’42 Four unforgotten years are gone— Passed, like an infant's dream; Nov soon we face a cold new dawn Face war and steel-points' gleam. Soon Maple Avenue's shaded walk Will know a younger tread; New pathways now may s eus stalk Where War and Death are wed. The happy throng of Glee Club guests, The dances and the games, Are left behind for bolder quests - For honored heroes' names. So, would-be men and leaders all: Along Life's road keep on; And should you hear pressed Freedom's call. Pitch in and fight. Don't run! 17 B. McM. W. B. McM. W.