Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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RUBEN JASPER DAILY BOZIE DONALDSON Political Science Asheville, N. C. Biology Philadelphia. Pa. ♦BE; Fire-side Religious Club, 1-4; Vet- -» Veterans Club, 4. erans Club, 4; Freshman-Sophomore Foot- ball Classic, 1-2. THE LION, 1947 “Rube” . . . Prof Fales’ boy . . . southern week-ender . . . has one suit—left from his navy days . . . member of class of “38” . . . studied under Dr. Hodge . . . Wants to teach in “Dear old N. C.” “Bo” . . . Modulated from Tennessee State . . . somewhat loquacious in class but sincere . . . received a rep as a pretty good bagger . . . now attempting to follow in his pater’s footsteps—Medicine, that is. Twenty

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JOHN DANGERFIELD COOPER English Philadelphia, Pa. A« »A; Dean of Pledgee's, Alpha Phi Alpha, 4; Glee Club accompanist, 1-4; Choir Or- ganist, 1-4; Director of University quar- tette, 3-4; Director of University Band, 3-4; Director of University summer radio series, 3; R. N. Dett Society, 3-4; Seminary Organist, 1-4; Philosophy Club, 1-3; E.R.C., 1-2; N.A.A.C.P., 1-4; President of Weight- lifting Club, 1-4. LEON A. CORNWALL Biology Hartford, Conn. Veterans Club, 3-4. THE LION, 1947 “Dangerfield” . . . Biscuit jaws . . . the musical genius . . . swinging in the chapel . . . that black robe . . . heavy, hardy, hep . . . taught Roscoe Browne how to sing . . . Prof Dorsey’s boy . . . class of “45” . . . Ape Pledgees loved him . . . radio broadcast producer . . . presses “225” pounds of cold iron. “The Wall” . . . came to Lincoln—went to Howard . . . spent three years with the armed forces . . . returned to Lincoln . . . member of the Week End Club . . . out to be a pill dispenser . . . “Why should I join the Rabble?”

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STUART JOHN DUNNINGS Sociology - Political Science Staunton, Va. KA't'; Epsilon Chapter Dean of Pledgees, 2-4; Vice President of N.A.A.C.P., 3-4; President of A.Y.D., 3-4; Philosophy Club, 2- 4; Student Senate, 3-4; Veterans Club, 3- 4; Delta Rho Forensic, 1-2; Wrestling Team, 2-3. THOMAS WILLIAM EVANS Biology Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity Club, 1-4; Wrestling Team, 1-4; Football Manager, 1-2; Trainer, 3-4; Bas- ketball Manager, 3-4; Veterans Club, 3-4; Business Manager of Class of “47. . . . THE LION, 1947 The inimitable “Red . . . from ace rab- bler to social reformer . . . Will you guys puleeze contribute to the N.A.A.C.P.!” . . . “Big Jim” broke many paddles on him . . . nursed by Czar Black as a prep . . . caught Baldy Batipps using a towel . . . Milt Henry's hardy henchman . . . outlines the book. “Mat burns” . . . Almost became a mem- ber of “Commuter’s Club” . . . week-ender, mid-weeker—any old time . . . not brainy, not stupid, but definitely no book worm . . . “I don’t associate with non-athletes or book worms, association breeds assimilation.” . . . longs for a return of old Lincoln days . . . Won the Tampa contest, but lost his togs . . . anticipates Gynecology . . . any good med school near Philly will do. Twcnty'Onc