Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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Foreword The 1956 LION is an attempt to partially recap- ture the varied activities of student life at Lincoln. Our purpose was not to make this a comprehensive record of all of the student activities, but to concentrate primarily on the Class of 1956. We regret that, due to the brevity of the book, we are not able to include more of a cross-section of campus life. However, we believe that it serves the essential purpose of a book of this type. In the years ahead, it will be a remembrance of our college yef rs, and will, we hope, produce a pleasant nostalgic feeling of days well spent amid these rolling hills.

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THE1956 LION PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS LINCOLN UNIVERSITY LINCOLN UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA

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PROFESSOR NORMAN E. GASKINS Dedication As people who have spent the greater part of the past four years in preparing intellectually and socially for the next phase of our lives, it is entirely appropriate that we dedicate this record of that preparation to one who, by his actions and example, provided an excellent stimulus to social and intellectual growth, the late Professor Norman E. Gaskins. We dedicate this book, as well as ourselves, not to a memory, but to the living ideals which he helped to create in us, fully realiz- ing that those ideals might very well cost us wealth and renown, yet gain for us something more beautiful and of longer duration: self- respect and its constant companion, peace of mind.