Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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HORACE MANN BOND. a.b.. Lincoln; am.. ph.d.. Chicago; L.L.D., Lincoln HAROLD FETTER GRIM, a.b., Lalayotto; d.sc., Lincoln JOSEPH NEWTON HILL, a.b., Lincoln; am.. Lincoln JAMES BONNER MacRAE, a.b., Lincoln; am., Columbia ANDREW EVANS MURRAY, a.b., Colorado; th.d., Princeton DeFOREST PORTER RUDD. JR., ab.. Harvard; PH.D., University ol California at Berkeley ROBERT HUNTER, a.b., Lincoln; M.A., Temple JOHN AUDBREY DAVIS, m.a., Wisconsin; ph.d., Colum- bia; a.b., Williams NORMAN GASKINS, a.b., Lincoln; am., Pennsylvania WALTER FALES, ph.d.. University of Berlin HENRY GILBERT CORNWELL, a.b., Lincoln; m.a., Penn- sylvania; ph.d., Pennsylvania PHILIP SHERIDAN MILLER, a.b.. Moravian; am., Penn- sylvania; th.b., Princeton; ph.d., Erlangen LAURENCE FOSTER, a.b., s.t.b., Lincoln; ph.d., Penn- sylvania Deforest P. Rudd Robert Hunter Chemistry Physical Education John A. Davis Norman E. Gaskins Political Science Chemistry Walter Fales Henry G. Cornwell Philosophy Psychology Philip S. Miller Classical Languages Laurence Foster Sociology Thomas M. Jones History Manuel Rivero Physical Education 15

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Dean of Men JAMES B. MacRAE The changes in your generation have probably been more rapid than at any other time in man's history. While this may seem to be a trite statement made by successive generations it is none the less true. It is to be hoped that you have acquired at Lincoln a readiness to adapt yourselves to desirable changes. However, there are knowledges, skills, values and virtues, which are abiding parts of the human heritage that you have acquired, also. One of the great and challenging tasks which confronts you is to be able to reconcile the sense of pattern and direction deriving from the racial heritage with the sense of experiment and innovation deriving from science PAUL KUEHNER...............................Registrar To the Class of 1953: Present world conditions may not promise a bright and easy future; life may prove to be less carefree than you are expecting; yet we hope that you will go forth resolved to make good. With keen interest we have observed your progress and development during your college days, and we will continue to be interested in you, wishing you success, health and happiness. » 14

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Orrin C. Southern. II Dwicht W. Morrow Music History Peter J. Hall Biology Walter E. Warinc Languages THOMAS MARTIN JONES. A.B., Eralham; a.m., Havor- lord; ph.d., Pennsylvania MAMUEL RIVERO, a.b„ a.m.. Columbia ORRIN CLAYTON SUTHERN, II. a.b.. Western Reserve DWIGHT W. MORROW, JR., a.b., Amherst; m.a.. Harvard PETER JOHNSON HALL. JR.. A.B.. Lincoln; M.s., Pennsyl- vania WALTER EVERETT WARING, a.b.. am., Pennsylvania ABRAM HILL. a.b.. Lincoln SAMUEL McKEE BRADLEY, a.b.. Teachers College, More- head, Kentucky; m.a.. University of Washington DONALD CHARLES YELTON. a.b., Hamilton; m.a., George- town University; M.S., Columbia University FRANCIS McCarthy, The Barnes Foundation; Friends Guild, Phila. ROBERT NATHANIEL GARDNER, a.b., Macaloster; m.ed., Minnesota ARMSTEAD OTEY GRUBB, a.b., Princeton; ph.d., Penn- sylvania WILLIAM RAYMOND COLE, b.s., Middlebury; M.s.. Pennsvlvania Abram Hill Dramatics Samuel M. Bradley English Donald C. Yelton Librarian Francis McCarthy Art Robert N. Gardner Armstead O. Grubb Physical Education Languages