Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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The School Pace 7 ’ Pictorial representation of six campus build- ings . . . Briel history ol the school. Administration Page 11 The President . . Dean of the University . . Dean ol the Seminary . . . Dean ol Men . . . The Registrar . . . Faculty . . . Trustees Seniors Page 19 Class Advisor . . . Class Officers . . . Indi- vidual Photographs and Comments . . . Class History . Who's Who . . . Junior. Sophomore, and Freshmen Classes Activities Page 51 Social and Educational Clubs Fraternities Page 63 Kappa Alpha Psi Alpha Phi Alpha . . Beta Sigma Tau . . . Phi Beta Sigma . . . Omega Psi Phi Sports Page 69 Football . . Basketball . . . Soccer . . Wrestling . Track . . . Baseball . . . Letter- man . . Coaches . . Intramurals Afterthoughts Page 77 Dances . . Hayrides . . . Picnics . . . Social Highlights . . . Between Scenes

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L L75C, i Leaving this institution which has grown dear to us, we, the class of '53 are confident that we have spent here four worthy years, four of the best years of ouj lives. We have moulded our lives and minds to fit the pattern laid down for us by the great educators of the past. Therefore in seeking other success, we expect to be definite assets to our communities and to our countries. This yearbook mirrors true experience, puts into print what we have accomplished, and tells of our aspirations. With the help of the entire campus community, we of the Lion Staff have sought to produce a yearbook rich in the traditions of Lincoln University, a prologue to the future. We wish to thank all who have helped to make us what we are, and all who have contributed so graciously to this our 1953 Lion. ft • • ■■ a

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MRS. HELEN WALLS With great pleasure we. the members of the Senior Class, dedicate this 1953 LION to a dear and very wonderful friend, Mrs. Helen Walls, who is known to all of us more affectionately as Miss Helen.” There is an old saying. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach.” and although Miss Helen” has spent the better part of her many years here assisting in feeding Lincoln men. we feel that she has won our hearts through her kindness, her light spirit and her utter devotion to us. It is our desire that in this, our Dedication, we may in some small way express our deep appreciation and our full awareness of what she has come to mean to us. We also hope that down through the years she will remember us. as the Class of ‘53 will always remember her. edication