Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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REGISTRAR The purpose of a college education is usually thought to be the acquisition of knowledge and facts in the various areas of learning. Though this is doubtless true, the student who acquired only book learning has fallen short of the full objective of college training. In college he also should have developed and acquired a workable philosophy of life, as well as a curiosity which will cause him to be a student the rest of his life. Commencement day should not mark the end of learning, but its true beginning. Paul Kuehner Registrar 10

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FRANK J. DOWD, JR. VICE PRESIDENT It is a great personal pleasure to greet the members of the Class of 1963. All of us here on the campus will watch with pleasure and interest as members of Lincoln's latest class make their way through graduate schools and into influential business and professional positions. It is only through the contributions of alumni to society that a college ultimately justifies itself. I am confident that your class will stand with those who have gone before you as prime examples of the worlds that can be won through education. As your college moves ahead to meet new challenges and adopts new methods to help new generations of students to meet the opportunities of their day, we look for- ward to the advice and support of the class of 1963. Frank J. Dowd 9 Vice-President

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) AUSTIN H. SCOTT Vice-President for Business and Finance DONALD C. YELTON Librarian GLADYS RENWICK Dietitian FREDERICK L. KEEFE Assistant Professor of Religion S Director of Placement EMERY WIMBISH Assistant Librarian 11