Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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TO OUR PARENTS IN APPRECIATION: For all the patience and endurance you have under- gone to ensure us a good education; For all the love, kindness, sincerity and affection you have given to help us along our way; For all the respect and goodness you have taught us to show toward our fellow man; For all the courage and fortitude you have instilled in us so that we might win our fight to make a place for ourselves in this world; For all the integrity and judgment you have encouraged us to employ; For all the time you have spent preparing us for a better world; We, your offspring and the class of 1964; do graciously and affectionately. DEDICATE TO YOU This yearbook. Sondra E. Draper, Editor 6

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Dr. Marvin Wachman, President TO THE CLASS OF 1964: The past four years have been among most crucial in the history of this nation. Such deep and lasting changes have been occurring in the United States that we can truthfully say we are living in revolutionary times. The world of 1964 is far different from the world of 1960. Perhaps the climax of your Lincoln experience came in the com- memoration of the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation. That anniversary indicated the great progress which has been made, especially in very recent years, but it also pointed up the tremendous tasks which remain to be completed before true eman- cipation and equality are reached. As college graduates, and especially as alumni of Lincoln Univer- 1 sity, you will be deeply involved in the heightened effort to make American institutions consistent with her ideals. Also, you will confront the pervasive effects of automation in our society. We all trust that your education at Lincoln has helped to equip you to deal with the important challenges which you will face. Lincoln has great faith in the class of 1964. 8 Best wishes from us all.