Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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James W. Frankowsky Class Advisor H. Alfred Farrell Yearbook Advisor The class of 1964 wishes to thank both our advisors for their patience, effort and understanding. We sincerely appreciate what you have done for us, and consider ourselves fortunate for having had such wonderful advisors as you. 5

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FOREWORD The change from the old to the new is said to he a long and tedious one. While we have attended Lincoln University we have witnessed a change -- the evolution of many things. We have seen buildings, departments and new courses emerge. Boys and girls have trans- formed into mature, responsible and constructive men and women. Lincoln men and women have played an active role in America's fight to make all her children free. The Negro has revolted against the hypocracy and ignorance of this generation. The entire African continent has sought independence and Lincoln's facilities have prepared many of the outstanding leaders of African independence. From our teachers and professors we have learned the value and importance of obtaining knowledge, and using it. We, the Noble Class of '64 from the line of PI, Sons of David, as we leave this hallowed ground, will never forget the debt which we owe to our Alma Mater. 4

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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