Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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Seated, left to right: Whitehead, Cannon, Carter, Pierce, Moore, Haynes. Standing: Maddox, Douglas, Smith, Pinckney, Lighttoot. THE 1943 LION THESE are the men who toiled, while some slept-thought while others played—and went weary-eyed to the classes in which their bright-eyed classmates excelled. They deserve much credit for a job that is, by all considerations, well done. The Staff is particularly indebted for the splendid work performed by the E. R. C.'ers, Raull- erson, Browne, and Johnson. These men worked unselfishly before their departure, and to them we throw many bouquets. The Staff, however, reserves some of its praise for the pinch-hitting job that Associate Editor Cannon performed in the wake of the above-mentioned men. His advice and actual work eased many of the burdens which fell on the shoulders of the Editor. To the whole Staff, I give my sincere thanks for your never-ceasing cooperation. I shall never forget you, nor should our classmates, who must be grateful to you for your untiring effort. BEVERLY CARTER.... GEORGE CANNON... HAROLD PIERCE.... ROSCOE BROWNE.... DANIEL JOHNSON.... CALVIN RAULLERSON. MARCUS MOORE..... HAROLD WHITEHEAD. WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT WALTER HAYNES.... .........Editor . .Associate Editor . .Associate Editor . .. .Feature Editor .......Art Editor ... Literary Editor Business Manager Business Manager ....Photographer ....Photographer 6

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DEDICATION WE, THE Seniors oi a true war class, dedicate this issue to those of us who have gone to do battle with the enemy. Our fondest hope is that they not only bring back a Victory, but also a Peace based on “Liberty and Equality for all men. ALFRED BRANNAM LEWIS BRINSON ROSCOE BROWNE FRANK GRICE PRICE HARRIS WILLIAM HUNTER CAMERON HAYNES DANIEL JOHNSON MARION JOHNSON JOHN JOSEPHS RALEIGH McCARROLL LUTHER NICKENS CALVIN RAULLERSON RALPH OVES CHARLES RILEY WELLINGTON SHIRLEY CLINTON SIMS CYRIL THOMAS JOHN B. THOMPSON JAMES USRY HERBERT WHITE ALFONZO WILUAMS 5

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YOUR college years have been spent in an upturned world. The fires of war lighted at your entrance spread more and more widely. You watched it first from the sidelines as the flames extending steadily and ever creeping nearer at last engulfed the whole world. Through the mists of the present you peer into the future. Now the duty to struggle, to fight lies at your door. Our hope is that the effort may not be in vain, that the fundamental issues may be kept to the fore in the war and in the peace, of human rights, of ordered liberty and the dignity of men of all races and creeds. May you go out in hope and confidence and in the determination to do your part as men to hasten the longed- for age of lasting peace and human opportunity. May you have the faith to see through the darkness the dawn- ing beams of a new and better day. 7 Waller L. Wright.