Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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foreword Leaving this institution which has grown dear to us, we, the class of '61 are confident that we have spent here four worthy years, four of the best years of our lives. We have molded our lives and minds to fit the pattern laid down for us by the great educators of the past. Therefore in seeking other success, we expect to be definite assets to our communities and to our countries. This yearbook mirrors true experience, puts into print what we have ac- complished, and tells of our aspirations. With the help of the entire campus community, we of the Lion Staff have sought to produce a yearbook rich in the traditions of Lincoln University, a prologue to the future. We wish to thank all who have helped to make us what we are, and all who have contributed so graciously to this our 1961 Lion. 4

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Published by the Senior Class of Lincoln University Lincoln University, Pennsylvania. sixty-one

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We, the class of 1961, dedicate this book to a woman who is not only a philosopher, teacher, mother and wife, but also to a scholar and educator with a love for mankind. The type of love that inspires one to contribute whatever he can to the welfare of humanity. She has taught us that philosophy opens our minds to those possibilities which enlarge our thoughts and free them from prejudices; that philosophy disminished our feelings of certainty as to what things should be; that philosophy teaches us to substitute our narrow and personal aims for an active part in the greater aim, that aim being the freedom, equality, and prosperity of mankind. It is with sincere appreciation for everything that we dedicate to this very modest and unassum- ing lady the 1961 Lion. Dr. Beardsley, we deem ourselves fortunate to have known you. 5