Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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CONTENTS. Preface............................................... .............. 3 Index................................................. .............. 5 Dedication..................... ..................................... 7 Staff, Contributors and Class Officers............................... 8 Board of Editors ... ............................................. 9 University History . . .............................................10 Faculty........................ ..................................... 15 Class History........................................................19 Class Group............................................................30 Class Roll....................................................... ... 31 Ivy Ode..............................................................33 Genealogy. . . ...................................................34 Class Sketch.........................................................47 Christian Societies.................................................. 49 In a Literary Way. . . 50 Athletics......................................................... . . 56 Rewards................................................................59 Intimacies....................................................... .... 62 States Represented.................................................... 64 Junior Orators ...................................................... 65 Class Committees...................................................... 67 University Officers....................................................68 Important Dates........................................................69 Class Day Program................................................ .... 70 Commencement Week....................................................71 Group of Board of Editors............................................72

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the medium of recorded history. But suppose we had not a record of these happenings, but commended them to the care of the mind, then this stream would only murmur its cheering strains momentarily and dashing and splash- ing over the sands of life would at last pour its precious burden into the Lethean Flood. Then that element of education, elevation and joy would be lost forever. For life is too full of cares, its responsibilities are too grave to hold in one small soul the occurrences during its existence. Being mindful of this we have conceived this little volume, that we may ever have the peculiar joy of viewing those things which characterize our college life and not us alone but all who are interested and would know con- cerning the Class of 1901. We don’t claim for this book any great literary merits. We think a work of its nature does not demand it. Also all is said in a college spirit which is somewhat different from the ordinary. We hope by this effort to chase away sorrow and to enthrone joy. L.

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