Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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JUDGE EDWARD PAGE Montclair, N. J. Chemistry A 4 A Wissonschall Verein, 3, 4; Philosophy Club. 3, 4; Lincolnian Stall, 1-4; Student Instructor, 4; Class Treasurer, 4. Norristown to Montclair to on lime . good student . . one of Snow White's helpers . . . Lincoln's loss—Howard's gain ... the before of a Burma-Shave ad . . . unassuming . . . quiet . . . Rip Van Winkle. CLARENCE E. PHILLIPS Chicago, 111. Chemistry A 4 A Library Staff, 2-4; Dormitory Council, 3, 4; Track Team, 2-4. Cry baby ... a plain and simplo Clarence . . . “Have you done your stuff yet . . . that traveling circus . . . was blown in from the Windy City and has been wafted wacky ever since . . . makes a feeble attempt at ping-pong . . . Copeland's successor on the track . . . friendly. HAROLD E. PIERCE. II Atlantic City, N. J. Biology A A Wissenschaft Verein, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 1-4; Student Instruc- tor, 4; Lincolnian Staff, 1-3; Class President, 4; Beta Kappa Chi, 4; Freshman Counselor, 4; LION Staff. Prexy . . . spreeing with Prof . . . Soaks Laundry ... im- pressive ... a shortage of ham . . more and more he knows less and less about the Cat ... a Piercing mind . . . Cassa- nova . . . anyhow he tried with all his mite . . . bats 1.000 in the Junior League . . . wishes his unasked for kitchen cabinet would burn up in its own grease. 27

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JAMES LEONARD MORGAN Jorsey City, N. J. English K A Dramatic Club. 1-4; Philosophy Club, 2-4; Y. M. C. A., Chap- lain, 4; Dormitory Council, 3, 4. That grating monotone . . . retiring . . . ambitious . . quite assuming . . . those harrassing harangues . . . 'T wrote a poem, Mr. Turpin — Goodness, am I to be spared nothing? . . . quite a vocabulary for a minister . . . improved since Prep year—from worst to bad . . . sincere . . . efficient. JOHN WALLACE MURRAY New York, N. Y. Chemistry Delta Forensic Debating Socioty, 2-4; Basketball, 3-4; Student Personell Committee, 4. Suave . . . well groomed . . . those days in bed . . . from Ohio to New York in one easy jump . . . verbally superior, physically . . . falls, but often, and so hard . . . from New York's heights to Chester's depths ... a town house, U. C. L. A., Yachts, well we can dream can't we . . . loud, but not too wrong. OSWALD NICKENS Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology A «I A Lincolnian Staff, 1-3; Debating Society, 3; Science Club, 2-4. Dumbo, you can fly . . . finally decided football is not his field . . . perpetually un’unny . . . best living argument for Euthanasia . . . tries hard . . . shy-now . . . intelligent like a mule . . . harmless . . . Grim's boy. 26

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DAVID PINCKNEY Now York. N. Y. Chemistry •!» It 2 Lincolnian,” 2 4; Co-Spoils Editor, 4; President ol Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma, 4; Philosophy Club, 4; Male Chorus, 2; Science Club, 2, 3; Student Instructor, 4; Freshman Coun- selor, 4; 1943 LION Staff; Dormitory Council, 4. Phlegmatic . . . remember that summer in Chester . . . Pink?—nay . . . slow-witted . . . well-read . . . photogra- phy fiend ... he writes, too . . . neat . . . drapes . . . fugi- tive from the legs of a Dutchman . . . appreciative of the arts . . . another scientist . . Sleep-oh-why-dost-thou-leave-me. CALVIN HENRY RAULLERSON Boston, Mass. Political Science and Economics Si ik 1» Forum President, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Student Instructor, 4; Freshman Counsellor, 4; Track, 3; President, Rendall Dor- mitory Council, 4; Chapel Committee, 4; Literary Editor, 1943 LION, 4; Director of Athletic Publicity, 4; Lincolnian. Sports Editor, 2 -4; Advisory Council, N. A. A. C. P.. 4. Wreck Butler . . . baffling, baffled Bugs Bunny ... all for the triumvirate . . . three-fourths of the collective lunacy of Rendall 37 . . . better than Birchard ... If you want a clean room live next door to Raullerson . . . efficient . . . well-read . . . pupmatic . . . those glamorous knotted pines . . . those lunatic acrobatics . . . Barbara . . . that overworked heir- loom . . . the pain in Davis' neck . . . quite intelligent . . . talented with pen . . . My aunt calls me Susu, her dimpled darling .. . Robbinghood . . . We were all young. Hank, but not young that long . . . Little Tornado, what next? . physical . . . Joe College . . I'm only doing it out of the good- ness of my heart and he can't expect me to be too kind. JOSEPH HAYES SAUNDERS Washington, D. C. Chemistry W 4' «I Science Club, 2-4; Wissenschaft Verein, 4; Student Instructor, 4. Very smooth . . . “My brover and me . . . commutes to Lincoln . . . more, often off than on . . . tall, dark and slue- footed . . . those hellish concoctions called clothes . . . truly miss-match . . . does O. K. for two left feet . . . always debat- ing though he's a moot question himself . . . going to Minne- sota . . . ping-pong champ . . . Oh, George, he looks like something out of ’Arabian Nights'. 28