Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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FRAZIER S. TAYLOR “As un educated mun, I must go my way each day, preaching the doctrine of brotherhood and goodwill, not for the Negro race ulone, but for the human race. Then und only then will a working democracy be reulized. Then und only then will we be able to state truthfully that here in America there is “peace on eurth, goodwill lowurd menV — Fhazier S. Taylor His own words printed above reveal the ideals which guided Frazier Taylor’s life and stirred him to work so diligently in the interests of his school and his country. They stand as a concrete directive to us, his classmates, as we venture forth to take our sev- eral places as active citizens in our respective lands. Leaving Lin- coln with cherished memories of experiences shared, we feel that Frazier goes always with us, even as Cod goes always with him. 6

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The year 1954 will long be remembered as one of tremendous import. The ruling of the Supreme Court against segregated education marked another milestone along the path to first class citizenship for millions of Americans. This decision was due, in the main, to the hard work, legal giantism, and to the devotion to cause and duty of one Thurgood Marshall, whose judicial leadership has re- sulted in many similar grand victories in this great struggle for the Democratic Ideal. It is to this man that the Senior Class dedicates the 1955 Lion. THURGOOD MARSHALL N.A.A.C.P. Legal Head DEDICATION % 5

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ADMINISTRATION Justice is the Virtue that innocence rejoiceth in. Ben Johnson