Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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OUR ADVISOR JAMES W, FRANKOWSKT 5

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IN MEMORIAM Our past life here at Lincoln will eventu- ally become a cherished memory. Linked to that day-dream will be the memory of the face of our Dear Classmate Earl Harris. As we sing our Alma Mater, one voice smaller and misty eyed, we remember now as we will later, that though we are separated we are together. 4

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President Marvin Wachman Hincoln jHmtotraity Lincoln UNivcnaiTY PCNMBVLVAMIA ornec Or ymk rncaiocNT March 18, 1963 To The Class of 1963 It is a privilege to contribute a brief message to the Class of 1963. This class is distinguished for a number of accomplishments, two of which I should like to record for posterity. Tirst, and most important, the Class of 1963 is a very highly motivated and deeply concerned class. It has de- livered a chastening lesion to those who predict accomplishment nolelv on the basic o' stindardized national test scores, by performing well shove their predictions. Secondly, this class contributed substantial leadership, energy, imagination and commitment to the larrest effort in Lincoln University's his- tory to find the resources to build the University to a new level of excellence. This effort is in keeping with the tra- dition o' the University and the requirements of the second half of the twentieth century. Cood luck and best wishes from us all. Faithfully yours. Marvin Wachman President