Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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DEDICATION r Dr. Armstaad © (frubb Armstead Otey j attended four town school High School: at Boise ia for a year. DAILY He ci 192B U' jlorn in Chanute, Kansas, in 1903. In four years of high school he schools in four different states. After enrolling in his home- attended Manitou High School, Manitou, Colorado; Hyde Park i jpBoise High School, Boise, Idaho. He received his high school diploma instead of continuing his education immediately, he worked at odd jobs time was spent with a survey gang and as a reporter for the BOISE JBIAN. 'Us job as a reporter after he enrolled at Princeton, and during the summer of acting city editor of the BOISE DAILY STATESMAN. In 1925, five years after from Boise High School, he took his A.B. at Princeton University with a major Ic Languages. From Princeton he went to William Penn Charter School in Phila- teach French. Meanwhile, he also did graduate work at the University of Penn- He was instructor in Romance languages for ten years at William Penn Charter f and during this time he took his M.A. and Ph. D. in Romance languages at the [niversity of Pennsylvania. jr Grubb arrived at Lincoln in 1937. He combined the duties of registrar and instructor in IJIomance languages. He served as registrar from 1937 to 1939. In 1940 he relinquished this position to become librarian while continuing to teach. He served as librarian from 1940 to 1949 when he gave up that position to devote his full time to teaching. Some of the members of the class of 1958 who had their careers in college interrupted by several years in the armed services met Dr. Grubb in his first years as an instructor. Most of us, however, met him four years ago and many of us have had several courses in the Romance languages under him. These four years of college have been the most enriching experience of our lives thus far and it is with one voice that we say Dr. Grubb has done more th n his share to make them so. As freshmen the frequency of his exams frightened us. As sophomores we began to understand the merits of his system. As juniors and seniors we have gone back to reap the benefits of his wide experience in the field of teaching and advising. It is with sincere appreciation for everything that we dedicate to this very modest and un- assuming gentleman the 1958 Lion. Dr. Armstead Otey Grubb, we deem ourselves fortunate to have known you. 4

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Administration Building: Office building for the President, Deans of College and Students, Registrar, Public Relations, and Business Manager.