Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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AUGUSTUS CAPERS Paterson. N. J. Biology Gus the rugcutter . . . captain of Lincoln's handball team . . . loves Gertrude . . . hard on toothbrushes, practising for his profession—intends to be a dentist . . . stays on his stuff . . . likes Count Basie . . . curious . . extra-sleeve length . . prefers a quiet bull session . . . hibernates in the winter . . happy feet . . not an Isaac Newton . . . chooses friends carefully . . . thrifty. THEODIS CLARK West Chester, Pa. Ministry K A 4 Philosophy Club. Sam . . . less hair to comb—more face to wash . . . never angry . . . jackleg preacher . . . Philadelphia is just a suburb of West Chester . . one of the three terrible hepsters . . the Greeks have a word for it-if only I knew what it was . . . generous . . . deserves a refund on his room fee he’s always home . . . those tweeds . . . got a cigarette—or a dime—or a three-cent stamp? NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE COPELAND Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry A «I A Wissenschafl Verein, 2-4; Dramatic Club, 1. 2; Studen' Instructor in Chemistry. 3. 4: Dormitory Council, 4: President of Beta Kappa Chi, 4; Track Team. 2, 3; Photography Club, 4; Lincolnian Staff, 4; Philadelphia Club. Droop . . . ambitious . . . another Hippocrates . . . quietness personified . . . unappreciated . where do you go on week ends? . . longs for the old Lincoln . . . strong, silent type(?) . . . that bout with Tonv Bass . . . good student . . . sincere . . tried all the sports—fiqhting for last place . . . takes care of several appetites at each sitting. 23

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THOMAS A. BOGER.JR. Aurora, 111. Biology K A ♦ A Lincoln man via Wisconsin . . . Beloit . . . Appreciates Lincoln's friendly atmosphere . . . and Ma Lighston's cooking . . . “Blondie . . . Ren- dall rabbler . . . wave of destruction on Philly cuties . . . future sawbones—or buck private . . . where's Dudley? . . that dimple . . . U'l Abner shoes friendly ... go West young man . . . Bev Carter's twin—pale version. EVANS A. BROWN, JR. Philadelphia. Pa. Education K A 4’ Wrestling, 2-4; Male Chorus, 2, 3. Evans of the jalopies . . . no-driving “car owner from West Philly . . . heart-interest in Ardmore— once . . drove back and forth there three times in one day . . simpleton . . . blank look . . . physical . . . obliging . . . give you a ride any day —for a consideration . . . lucky if you get there . . interested in teaching . . . signed up for French every year ... on the reserved side . . . some more studies after Lincoln. CHARLES CONRAD BUFORD, JR. Lexington, Ky. Biology it ♦ t Junior Varsity Basketball, 2- 4; Intramural Track, 1.2. ’C. C. . . . from the land ol the blue grass . . . speedboy on the court . . . excellent student . . . Hannibal's caretaker . . . well mannered . . . well liked . . . neat . . . never broke . . . willing worker . . . goes to chapel every day—takes the roll . . . med. school bound . . . rabbles not . . . stays on it . . . should be good listener, after living with Hannibal . . . voted most modest. 22

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ROLAND B. CRAMPTON Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine if 4» «I Track Team, 1-3; Wissenschaft Verein. Cramp . . . the strong man without effort . . . I'll burst you in the mouth . . . anxious to get into med school . . . skillful with the model air- craft . . entrepreneur of a sort . . . hard on credit customers . . . loud . . . always in the lab. Waterbury, Conn. Biology Glee Club, 1-4; Science Club. Ace” . . . preacher's son . . . quiet . . . Library slave—kitchen knave . . . another doctor- to-be . . . earnest . . . conscientious . . . Bill Land's ole lady . . . admirer of he-man sports— participator in none . . . rotund . . . glad to get away from Mrs. Lighston's vitamins . . . soft spoken . . . colorless . . . not to be grabbed—physical. Science Club. Pete ... a character right out of Dickens . . . definitely not clolhes-conscious . . . stays on his stuff . . . self-assured . . . loud like snowfall . . . those eye glasses ... get scared, all you Steinways and Baldwins—Crump's coming . . . friendly . . . has medical aspirations—also Army trepidations . . . never last in the refectory line . . . roars at his own jokes . . . thinks he made the mistake of his life signing up for German two years. li i t I ‘1 24