Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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chemistry club Mated left to right: jomes bronner. jomes moore, william womack, g. k. henry, joseph scott, hermon thomas. standing: thomas newby and lorry turner. The Chemistry Club is one of the newer organizations on this campus. Dr. De- forest P. Rudd heads this able group which requires of each of its members a paper on any area in the field of chemistry once during the school year. The primary goal of this club is to allow persons interested in this field a chance to pick up some ad- vanced knowledge on some subject which there is not enough time to go into details on in the classroom. Officers for the year 1956-1957 president ............................ joseph h. scott vice-president .................... herman thomas secretary ............................... larry turner advisor ........................... dr. deforest rudd nineteen

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beta kappa chi left to right: david mays, thomoj newby, william womock, g. k. henry Being one of the two organizations which is national and honorary on Lincoln's campus places Beta Kappa Chi Honorary Scientific Society in an unique position. Its membership is small, but its objectives are very well attained-fo bring men to the campus who have done outstanding work in any scientific area to talk to the students, to allow students in the natural sciences who have done their work well above the average achievements to discuss their favorite projects in their particular field, and to grant a small reward in way of recognition to those who have completed a success- ful and meritable three years of scientific study. Officers for year 1956-57 president ...................... william m. womack vice-president ..................... thomas a. newby secretary ............................. david I. mays treasurer ........................... george k. henry sponsor ...................... dean leroy d. johnson eighteen

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biology club sealed left lo right: c. bill'ngto: , I. luchie, h. henry, w. brown, I. wood, r. jefferson. second row: o. living- sion, w. norton, I. newby, j. duckett, I. mills, d. myers, s. evans, I. pinckney. Ihird row: b. peterkin, e. blvlns o. myers. The Lincoln University Biology Club is one of the youngest organizations on cam- pus. However, in its few years of existence, it has grown more rapidly than any other club of its kind, and its membership has nearly doubled in number. The purpose and aims of the Biology Club are to give to the student of the bi- ological sciences a more practical knowledge of the science by discussions, lectures by prominent individuals, and field trips. officers william brown ................................ president arthur myers ............................ vice-president twenty