Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES OFFICERS OF UNIVERSITY Horace M. Bond.............................................President of the University Harold F. Grim..................................................Dean of the University Austin H. Scott......................................................Business Manager THE SEMINARY Horace M. Bond.........................................President of the University Andrew E. Murray..............Dean of the Seminary and Professor of Church History James H. Brown...........................Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology Donttld M. Davies........Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Interpretation Laurence Foster......................................Adjunct Professor of Sociology Samuel G. Stevens........Associate Professor of Practical Theology and Homiletics Orrin C. Suthern........................................Adjunct Professor of Music THE COLLEGE Horace M. Bond.................................President of the University J. Newton Hill....Dean of the College and William E. Dodge Professor of English Paul Kuehner...................Registrar and Professor of German and French James B. MacRae..................Dean of Students and Professor of Education TRUSTEES Year of The Honorable John S. Fine first Governor of Pennsylvania (Ex-Officio) election Term expires in June. 1951 1930 Owen J. Roberts, LL.D.—1510 Morris Building, Philadelphia 2. Penna. 1944 Hebert £. Millen, LL.D.—Room 505, City Hall, Philadelphia, Penna. Term expires in June. 1952 1936 Walter G. Alexander, M.D.—48 Webster Place, Orange, New Jersey 1939 William H. Johnson, Ph.D., D.D.— 180 Jefferson Road. Princeton, N. J. 1944 Walter M. Phillips—3rd Floor, 1717 Sansom Street, Philadelphia 3, Penna. Term expires in June. 1953 1945 John H. Ware, III—South Third Street, Oxford, Pcnna. 1951 Julius Roscnwald, II—7910 Whitcwood Road, Elkins Park 17, Penna. Term expires in June. 1954 1945 Horace M. Bond, Ph.D., LL.D.—Lincoln Uni- versity, Pcnna. 1946 John T. Colbert, D.D.—829 North Fremont Avenue, Baltimore 10, Maryland 1947 Thomas G. Speers, D.D.—1316 Park Avenue, Baltimore 10, Maryland Term expires in June. 1955 1927 Eugene P. Roberts, M.D.—130 West 130th Street, New York, N. Y. 1940 Lewis M. Stevens, Esq.—1222 Western Saving Fund Building, Broad v Chestnut Streets, Phila- delphia 7, Penna. 1947 David G. Morris, M.D.—11 West 26th Street, Bayonne, New Jersey Term expires in June. 1956 1924 Francis S. Downs, D.D.—753 Santa Barbara Road, Berkeley 7, California 1942 Walter D. Fuller, LL.D.—Rightcrs Mill Road, Penn Valley, Penna. Term expires in June. 1957 1949 C. Douglass Buck—Equitable Trust Company, Wilmington, Delaware 1941 Charles R. Whittlesey, Ph.D.—340 Avonbrook Road, Wallingford, Pcnna. 1951 Ralph J. Bunchc, Ph.D., LL.D.—United Nations, Lake Success, New York Term expires in June. 1958 1937 Thomas M. McMillan, M.D.—2044 Locust Street, Philadelphia 3, Pcnna. 1944 Robert F. Maine—1420 Walnut Street, Philadel- phia, Penna. 1951 Roger S. Firestone—Firestone Tire 6? Rubber Co. Pottstown, Penna. Expiration ALUMNI TRUSTEES of term 1945 Edward R. Archer, M.D.—2703 Beachmont Avc., Norfolk 2, Virginia 1951 1950 Maceo W. Hubbard, Esq.—2260 6th St., N.W., Washington 1, D. C. 1952 1947 George D. Cannon, M.D.—216 West 139th St., New York 30, N. Y. 1953 Eight

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UNIVERSITY Seven

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PRESIDENT of the UNIVERSITY HORACE MANN BOND To the Class of 1952 Dear Friends: It gives me a warming tingle from tip to toe to address you as “Friends, and to know that you are my very good friends. In these modern high-pressure days, Old Prexy, in any institution, is likely to be the very epitome of the friendless soul; battered, beaten, despised and rejected of men. This is only his just deserts; and the fact that you have shown kindly considerateness to the one who rightly is the pariah on every campus, leads me to nominate each and every one of you for mem- bership in the Society for the Alleviation of Cruelty to College Presidents and Other Dumb Animals. With your membership in this exclusive club, goes also a warrant that will admit you to the broadest possible circle of all men and women of kind, gentle, and humane heart, everywhere in the world. In your future careers, I know you will seek,—with infinite tact and long-suffering patience— ... to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God! I can wish no better future for my very best friends—the members of the Lincoln University Class of 1952. May God Bless You, One and All! Sincerely, Horace M. Bond Tyine