Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDING past, a present, and, yes, a future is revealed to us here. Let us not be overcome by our share in the growth ifcthis institution, nor engulfed by the pride we natur- ally take in ourselves at our graduation. The process of tion is an eternal one. Therefore, let our year- ook sarve all of us as an inspiration and a guide in iefping tis to assume our roles in the future of Lincoln. Alan Clarke, Editor

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Where we worshipped Where we lived UNIVERSITY LION editorial staff john a. godet lee b. roach . lincoln turner sige burden . .........art editor photography editor . . . . sports editor business manager 3

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I If we find a man worthy of dedicating our yearbook to, can we then say that we pay him any honor by so doing? If we are to consider our choice worthy of what we feel to be an honor, should we not realize that this is but one of the fruits of his achievement, and therefore de- served because of his success? Deserve success and you will command it. So it has been said; so success has been com- manded by you. But how did you come to be placed on this high plateau in the midst of success? Do you have money, power, or any other material things? Per- haps—but then, of what conse- quence are these? To us you are more than these. You stand for something; you have the courage to speak out and fight for what you believe in, even in the face of opposition. Your time is not your own, nor do you want it for your own; it belongs to all who have need of guidance, of help, and of just plain friendship. To us the graduating class and to all Lincoln students who have known you, you have been a friend, a constant supporter, an inspiration, You respect your fellowman, and he respects you. Peace of mind is yours. And so, we the Class of 1959 do humbly dedicate our year- book to you D E D I C A T I O N 7Ao t d Ut- 4. S U cuk; 4., 'Deaewe 4ucce4 uucC you CVtCC COUtttUZHcC 6t.