Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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CLASS OF 1931 TO THE CLASS OF 1931 n mm 4 Rend widely, think clearly, maintain and increase the culture gained in college days. Express your thoughts in simple, sincere, and beautiful English. Pay no price for success save honest work. No matter how much you earn, nor how little, save some of it for the rainy day. Spend nothing unless you get a return in positive increase of efficiency and usefulness. Guard as your chief treasure, your health of body, soundness of mind, and safety of soul. Expect difficulties and hard experi- ences, but rise above them to better things. Relieve in yourself, your fellow-men, and your God; respect their rights and do your duties. Always remember that no mat- ter how well you may do anything, a better is always possible. Re a Meliorist. 5 Dean George Johnson

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r CAMPUS VIEW FOREWORD Thkodokk F. IIawkixs, Editor-in-Chicf It Ims fallen to the class of 1931 to break the cake of custom by publishing the first year hook of Lincoln University. Like all novel occurrences which have natural and unnatural obstructions placed l cforc them, this has been a difficult task. Still the difficulty has l ccn interspersed with moments of plcusurcuhle enthusiasm when the thought presents itself that our work shall he the inspiration and incentive to other classes to take up the burden, made light and easy by persistent precursors and have greater and more widespread success. We cannot hut feel the sadness of the occasion as we realize that within these pages is furnished the closing epitaph of our college lives. Some of us go to higher institutions, to meet new friends and con- quer greater studies; some go into the world to play the game of life and there to learn the truth that “all the world is a stage,” and “each man in his time plays many parts,” while others may cast their lot at the feet of Minerva, there to taste the hitters and sweets of lier charms. And so we publish this hook, gathering the scattered leaves of our college careers that it might he constant record of our achievements, and a volume dedicated to sacred memories of the good times spent with loyal classmates; of friendships formed, of battles won on the gridiron, diamond, court and track; of scholastic victories and struggles; of blunders, of jokes, of praise and of blame. We feel all these have worked together for one common good which among many is the one of enduring fortitude, that of feeling highly indebted, and constant and true to our Alma Mater, “Lincoln University.” UNIVERSITY MALI.

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r TIIK FACULTY THE FACULTY Rkv. Wii.i.iam IIai.i.ock' Johnson, Pli. I)., I). D. President Professor of Creek and New Testament Wai.tkk Livingston Wright, A. M. l'rofessor of Matliematies and l’olitieal Sciences Ukv. Gkoiigk Johnson, Pit. I). Professor of Theology and Philosophy IIakoi.d Fkttkr Grim. M. S. Professor of Biology Rkv. Roiikht McEwan Lauokki:, A. M., I). I). Professor of Sociology. economics and Mission Author Edwin Ja.mks, A. M. Professor of Chemistry Rkv. Frank Harris Ridgi.ky. Pit. I). Professor of Hebrew and Creek Wii.i.iam Raymond Coi.k, M. S. Professor of Physics Rkv. Samuki, Colgatk lionet:, A. M. Professor of Knglish Bible Rkv. 1 1111.1.11 Siikri a an Mii.i.kr, A. M., Tit. B. Professor of Latin and Instructor of Church History A. Archimai.d Bui.i.ock, M. S. Professor of education Wii.i.iam Spuhokox Tayi.gr, A. B. Athletic Director Ja.mks Ei.mork Dohsky, A. B. Director of Music Chaiu.ks Dana Chrisman, A. B., Tit. B. Assistant Professor of Homiletics and Knglish Arthur Sii.vkr, A. B. Librarian and Assistant Professor of History Gkoiigk Carr Wright, A. M. Assistant Professor of Spanish and French Thkoiiork Roosk.vki.t Wai.i., A. B. S. T. B. Assistant Athletic Director JOSKI’ll Lkhoy Wll.I.lAMS, A. B. Instructor in Biology Paih. Kukiinkr, A. B. Instructor in Ccrman and French Menu Skhastian, A. B. Instructor in Knglish Corky Oswald Mitciiki.l, A. B. Part-Time Instructor in Psychology and Philosophy Ron in son Hknhy Parson, A. B. % Part-Time Instructor in Mathematics Wii.i.iam Thomas Fontaink, A. B. Part-Time Instructor in Latin Edward Sinoi.kton Gray Part-Time instructor in French G