Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1969 volume:

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The “Boomer's reputation began, however, long before, in 1947, when he returned to his Alma Mater to accept the administrative post he held for twenty-one years. We listened to the myths, legends and rabble, and being freshmen, we were some- what awed and apprehensive about a man who was known for his skills in verbal re- buke and satirical wit. We saw the Dean stroll about the sparsely populated campus, hands behind his back, eyes alert and alive; and we chuckled and sometimes marvelled at his pearls of wisdom. He established himself as a friend and advisor, but he was never lax in his firmness with those students who overstepped their bounds. These were our impressions of the man and his office. Today James B. MacRae heads the Education Department and serves as coordina- tor for the University's newly instituted January Interim Program. Since his under- graduate days, which ended in 1924, he has ever been a loyal son of Lincoln. His loyal- ty is manifested in the admirable work he has done as an educator and administrator for the past forty-five years. To James Bonner MacRae the Class of'69 respectfully dedicates its edition of the Lincoln Lion. 4 THE CLASS OF '69 IN MEMORIAM ROGER ALLAN JOHNSON Born: December 3, 1947 Died: July 20, 1962 Roger Allan Johnson, to whom this page is respectfully dedicated, was bom De- cember 3, 1947, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With aspirations of becoming a doctor, Roger was a conscientious student who was able to mix wholesome rabble with aca- demic excellence. “Flea as he was affectionately called by those who knew him well had a knack for getting involved in deep intellectual debates. He took advan- tage of every opportunity to challenge the intellects of those around him, while at the same time establishing firm human ties with the Lincoln Community. The ideas and ideals of Roger represent the aspirations and strivings of the Class of '69. For us the past four years have been years of intellectual maturation and human understanding. In our endeavors to experience life to its fullest and learn about the world we live in, we have gained great insight into our own inner beings and have torn down unrealistic facades which serve to alienate brother from brother; hence we are assured that the prospect of our weaning a successful path through the constricting perplexities of life are quite good. As when we entered the gates of Lincoln in 1965. we leave in 1969 with some appre- hension about the future, but we feel quite secure in knowing that we have aquired the essential tools for living. Just as the memories of Roger Allan Johnson will linger in our minds and hearts eternally, we feel confident that the Class of '69 will not dissi- pate as we go our separate ways, but that we will join Lincoln's endless procession of splendor making the world a better place for all men to live and fulfill themselves. THE CLASS OF'69 ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT WACHMAN 8 June, 1969 TO THE CLASS OF 1969 You will never be the same again. And Lincoln University has changed because of your presence on this campus over the past four years. You represent, like the Univer- sity, a great diversity of human beings. Yet, you have a fine spirit of unity, and your collective influence has been great, as have your individual contributions to the Univer- sity. There has never been more emphasis on the value of education than in the past four years. The ferment and the changes in the field of education have been very substan- tial. Truly, educational institutions in general, and Lincoln in particular, have been “where the action is” during your stay on the campus. You have seen significant calendar and curriculum changes during the past four years. You have been participants in the period of the greatest growth of the College, and of the initiation and flowering of residential co-education. You have seen student partici- pation in the decision-making process at the College increase from a strong base, and you have been a part of the continuous strengthening of the curriculum to make it con- stantly more relevant to the times in which we live and to the needs of the Lincoln stu- dents. You are the largest graduating class in Lincoln's history, and one of the most hetero- genous. You have brought a great deal to Lincoln, and I am sure that you are taking a great deal with you. We all hope you will come back often, as individuals and as a class, and we wish you the very best in your careers in the future. Faithfully yours. Marvin Wachman President 9 Mr. Donald Vice President for K. Check Student Affairs Mr. Austin H. Scott Vice President for Business Finance 10 II Mr. Bradshaw P Kinsey Assoc. Dean of Students 12 Mr. Anthony Taylor '6K AssT Dean or Students Mr. Donald L. Mullen. '48 Comptroller 13 1J! Rev. Dr. Sumuel G. Slevcns ’31 University Chaplain Carl A. Thomas Director of International Student Affairs 14 James M Games Director of the Student Union Daniel F. Mcckc Director of Public Information 15 THE LIBRARY STAFF Evereii Hoaglund. 64 Ass t Director of Admissions Mrs. L. Nelson Sec’y to the Vice-President for Student Affairs Carol A. Black '67 Ass't Director of Admissions Hlsie Winchester Ass’t Registrar 16 Business Office Staff Mrs. Gladys V. Rcnwick Director of food Services Administrative Assistants 17 Lloyd E. Asparagus, 68 Accountant 18 Edilh M. Jones Our Mail Girl 19 FACULTY I • Enoch Houser. B.A.. M.S.. M.A Ass’i Prof, of Biology 22 CHEM Professor of Chemistry Lcland Smucker B.S..M.S.. Ph D. Ass‘l ProfofChem. W.T.M. Johnson. B.S.. M.S.. Ph D. Assoc. Prof, of Chem. Samuel T. Washington B.A.. M.A., MBA Assoc. Prof, of Aec'ting A.O. Jidc Williams. A.B., M.A. Assoc. Prof, of Economics Richard H. Rosensweig B A. MBA .Ml B Economics Instructor 24 Marlin Oppenheimer B.S..M. V. Ph D. Associate Professor of Sociology Harold Dale Gunn B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthropology 25 Instructor in English Clarence J. Trotman B.A M.A. Instructor in English 26 Julius E. Bellonc B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English J. Saunders Redding PH.B.. M.A., Lilt. D. Professor of English ENG. Robert H. Wilcox B.A.. S.E.. M.S. Instructor in English Edward B. Groff B.S.. M.A.. PhD. Associate Professor of English Sondra E. Draper B.A., M.Ed. Instructor in English Robert N. H. Andrews B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of English POLI SCI Alfred T. Molcah B.A.. M.A. Instructor in Political Science Edward I.. Burke B.A..M.P.A. Instructor in History and Political Science Richard P. Stevens B.A.. M.A.. Ph D. Associate Professor of Political Science. 28 Phillips Bradley B.A.. Ph.D. Professor of Public Affairs HIST Richard Winchester B.A.. Ph D Assistant Professor of History Thomas Martin Jones B A.. M.A.. Ph D. Professor of History Paul A. Russo B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of History CAMERA SHY Edward W. Pettigrew B.A.J.D Inst. In Poli. Sci. Laszlo J. Tarnoi B.A.. M.A. Associate Professor of History 29 PHY William R. Cole B.S.. M S. Professor of Phvsics Stanley Tsai B.S .B.A.. M.A. Ass't Prof, of Physics Sabinus H. Christensen B.M.E.. S.M.. Sc.D. Prof, of Physics CAMERA SHY Julian McCreary B.A.. M.A. Inst, in Physics 30 31 Donald I.ee Pierce B.A., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Henry G. Cornwell AB. M S.. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology James E. Durkin A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. Assoc. Professor of Psychology PSYCH Donald Cheek B.A.. M.S.W. Social Psychology Carlton D. Trotman B.A.. M.A. Ass't Prof, of Psych. CAMERA SHY Penelope J. Kinsey A.B. — Instructor in Psychology 33 Rev. Leonard Bethel '62 Counselor to Freshmen Antonio O. Boyd B.A., M S. Instructor in Portuguese and Spanish LANG. Ivan R. Sygoda B.A., M.A. Instructor in French 34 Susan Saycs McGhee B.A. Assistant in Classics and Linguistics CLASS Paul Kuehner.A.B . Ph D. Professor of German Benjamin Schwartz. A.B., M.A.. Ph.l). Professor of Classics 35 Andrew Kvans Murray B.A.. Th.B.. Th.D. Professor of Religion Richard A. Pierce B.A.. M.A. Instructor in Religion I). McKay Davies B.A.. M.S., Th.B.. Th.l) Professor of Religion Samuel Govan Stevens B.A.. S.T.B.. Th.M.. S.T.M.. D.D. Associate Professor of Religion REL 36 PHYS Robert N. Gardner B A.. B.S.. M.Kd. Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Ed. Manuel Rivero. B.A.. M.A. Professor of Phys. Education | CJ ■ William L. Cofield. B.A. Instructor in Phys. Ed. ED. 37 William F. Laisure Instructor in Phys. Ed. James B. MacRae. B.A.. M.A. Professor of Education R. Bruce Thompson. Jr. B.A. Lecturer in Geology Gerald Q. Hurwitz, B.A., M.A., Ph D. Ass't Prof, in Philosophy 38 ARMSTEAD OTEY GRUBB (1903—1968) “Dr. Armstead Grubb came to Lincoln University in 1937, over 32 years ago. He was born in Kansas in 1903. His college was Princeton, and his advanced degrees were from the University of Pennsylvania. He also studied abroad, in France. He came to Lincoln as an Assistant Professor of Spanish and French and as Registrar, and served in these capacities until 1940. In addition to his teaching, he also served as Librarian for nine years from 1940 to 1949. After spending the next eight years primarily in the classroom as Professor of Romance Lan- guages, he was called upon to serve as Acting President of the University, a post which he occupied with great distinction for three years, from 1957 — I960. This was a period in which there was great soul-searching at Lincoln and elsewhere in this country concerning the role of this institution like Lincoln University. There were more than a few who predicted at this time and some prescribed, the end of this institution; but Dr. Grubb followed the words of his predecessor, the late Wil- liam Hallock Johnson, by saying, ‘There will always be a Lincoln!’ Dr. Grubb’s love and dedication to this institution was demonstrated primarily by deed, since he was a man of relatively few words. His words, his thoughts, his contributions to Lincoln University, to all of us, and to many others will remain and continue to live. Our hearts go out to his daughter and our thanks go to God for giving this fine, selfless and gracious man to us for such a long and fruitful period.’’ excerpts from Dr. Wachman's Memorial Speech Dec. 9, 1968 39 LINCOLN U... OUR OWN THING Patrick Henry S.G.A. President — '69' tubent (©obernment gteociatton LINCOLN UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA March I, 1969 Brothers and Sisters, Lincoln University has traditionally been a contributor to the Black community through her graduates. As this new class of graduates move out into the world, we must neither be prepared to rest on the laurels of our predecessors, nor to go about the task of making our contributions in the same ways they did. A new crop of situations have arisen, and they call for new solutions. The winds of change have taken new directions, and we must help them to their fruitful conclusions by our understanding of and participation in their direction. The Black struggle for liberation calls for you. The Class ’69! Sincerely yours. Patrick S. Henry President S.G.A. 42 T OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF’69 Geoffrey A. Black President f Edward Christian Vice-President Sandra MeGruder Secretary Cheryl M. Miller Treasurer 43 v' ‘°VvO ‘h r. j,rromr I)� 1� ..vy '' A ,� h ' •' W ,. Mf � n - =5 2- - _. 'j ijs. r '-vT 'Utfiiif! « h,. - can -' 7?3rl?H “•• - ''C ': 3?£ . ■ . - r ■ W?a| f4§f 5 2 5 2 i; “■-SsfasS '2 (Continued from society ;.iuy be American v ni ut s must Afro America lW� «s American society. 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In U r fulfillment of THK IJN OI NIAN'S role and oMI«allo« lo lb� alud� nt« THE LINCOLNIAN EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN CHIEF ASSOC. EDITOR NEWS EDITOR Robert Spellman Jerome Duncan MAKE UP EDITOR . Soraya Moore I FEATURE EDITOR James Wyatt Charyn Sutton IITKrtARY EDITOR St ORTI� nEr lY yt Jim VouriK PHOTOGRAPHER Jay Harris Wesley Brown Carl Word Jerri Mason Robert Robinson Benjamin Leinaong Jerrome Duncan Rocky Collins Vernon Bowen Wayne Walls Hi y Pointer s Roberi Rrike BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER TYPISTS SooscriptioD (12 Issues per year) —■ � ------- ■ David Sanders Rudolph Mayo Laura Huff. Pal Roy -:, $3.00 n year Ab WLIU FM ’9.2 The Board of Directors ll.. 10 H i William Smith. Bennie. Joe Meade. James Gwaltncy, Jcrrome Duncan. David Smile; Islanding) Dwayne Kctchum. Greg Bannister. Lloyd Morrison, and the Baron. “Soul-Sound Joey” “Cool-man Smilty” THE LION’69 JBROMEN. DUNCAN. II EDITOR-IN-CHIEF RUDOLPH E. MAYO. JR. ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITORIAL BOARD: H. VANCESAUNDERS JAMES A. OWENS. JR. JAMES E. YOUNG. JR. EDWARDCHRISTIAN.JR. GEOFFREY A. BLACK “Vannie SPECIAL THANKS TO: CHARLEEN DAVIS JOANN DASHIELL DAVID POGUE BERNADINETINNER JEAN BROWN ALANZO GIPSON FREIDA MCNEIL ANDTO DR H. ALFRED FARRELL 34 47 “Jimmy” ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY GAMMA EPSILON CHAPTER DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY EPSILON PHI CHAPTER 48 C rcsccnl on The Week' ALPHA PHI OMEGA SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER PHI BETA SIGMA MU CHAPTER ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. NU CHAPTER THE OFFICERS — 1968-69 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECY. TREASURER CHAPLAIN PARLIAMENTARIAN CHARLES HIGHGATE ALONZO GIPSON AINSLEY CREARY LEROY BOLTON DELLIE SPENCER howardsilverman DELLIE SPENCER I 50 51 KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC. EPSILON CHAPTER THEOFFICERS 1968-69 POLEMARCH VICE-POLEMARCH EXCHEQUER KEEPER OF RECORDS STRATEGIST HISTORIAN DEWIGHT LEE ROBERTCHAPMAN CLAUDE ATTAWAY EDGAR WALKER DENNIS MCNEIL KENNETH LEE OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. BETA CHAPTER BASILEUS VICE-BASILEUS KEEPER OF RECORDS SEAL KEEPER OF FINANCE STRATEGIST EPISTILIEST KEEPER OF PEACE CHAPLAIN JERROME N. DUNCAN. II JAMES A. OWENS. JR. RUDOLPH E. MAYO. JR ANDREW J. WHITMORE. Ill JAMES E. YOUNG. JR. JACKSON L BURNSIDE. Ill RONALD F. SARGENT MICHAEL T. BROWN 54 EDITOR to the ORACLE JAY T. HARRIS THE MYSTIC KNIGHTS OF THE SEA THE GRAPE VINE This is the way the sh_t went down. Sft Jimmy Young, studying???' Everybody else gels mail, maybe I got bad breath?’ cn T O.K. whose go� � he M M's chocolate candy? ■ “I can't relate to your boyfriend.1 61 62 And I thought alt I had to do was eat some cheese! I m sorry hut the number you are calling is not in service now portrait of a Harlem ghetto.” 63 EBONY PERSONIFIED HOMECOMING QUEENS — 1968 l.-R Homecoming Queen '67 — Myra MeDaniuls. Phila. Pa.. Homecoming Queens'68 Sandra Long. L.l. New York. Delores Coleman. Phila. Pa.. Deborah Smith N.Y.C., Cheryl Miller, Phila. Pa.. Bcrnadine Tinner. Washington D.C.. Starr Young. Phi- la. Pa.. Mary Louise Horton. Cambridge Springs. Pa. Beauty in the black woman comes in many different forms. Each of our queens is beautiful in her own right, but they all typify the intrinsic beauty of the Lincoln woman. ZOCOm Dm —■n-ZOWSm'D HOMECOMING 66 ONCERT 67 1 68 The Ques prepare iheir first prize winning float. Theme: Tribute to Africa and the Caribbean. Dan inspects a job well done by the Kap- pas Theme: Progression of Black Women Alphalcltcs admire the Alpha float Theme: Hope CO LINCOLN UNIVERSITY — 3 PHILA COLL, of BIBLE — 2 70 EBONY PERSONIFIED” The White” Knight rides across the proverbial suburban lawn, points his lance and pow!!! everything is instantly converted to the most pure, sparkling, and “Whitest state of cleanliness. In all adventure stories the Bad Guy” is always dressed in Black! Such is the consistency of the visual medium. Not only the program itself, but the commercial message depicts Blackness as evil and detrimental. In resent history, those persons most affected by this stigma have acquired a vast amount of knowledge, contrary to this depiction, and expressed it in various manners, often called Movements. In keeping with the concepts of this newly found awareness (which has become a way of life) America's first Negro” university, in the year 1968, took upon itself the task of exhibiting (visually) the new adage that Blackness could be beneficial, during it's annual Homecoming weekend. With the theme of “EBONY PERSONIFIED , the university populace displayed the overall talents of Black America in it's Homecoming Queen Pageant, student Tal- ent Show, and all other aspects of the diversified program with it’s feature attraction Sister Miriam Makeba. A multitude of hours of extensive labor involving the Lincoln University Varsity Club and the newly formed Homecoming Committee went into the forming of this successful weekend. To the members of these two groups and the Student Government Association, especially James Young. Angie Davis, Victor Brown, and my co-chair- man Geoffrey Black Thank You for proving once again that Blackness is indeed a thing of Beauty! (Solid Jackson!!!) Edward Christian, Jr. President, L.U. Varsity Club 77 ATHLETICS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1968-69 I. TO R: Coach Laisure. Johnson. Holman. I.ivisay. Bell. Sclden. Noisette Keyes. Coleman. McMillan. Moore. Rodriguez. Hall, Coach Cofield. Not available lor picture: Haith. DELAWARE VALLEY CHAMPIONS Undefeated for the second year in a row the Lions wrapped up the conference championship. Led by the steady play of veteran captain Ken Hall and a host of talented freshmen, our cagers never let there be any as to who was no. “I . N.A.I.A. PLAYOFFS Our outstanding record of seventeen victories in twenty-six games earned us a number three ranking in the Nineteenth District of the N.A.I.A., and the right to play Buffalo State in the first round of the district tourna- ment. Kenny has been the floor leader our squad has depended on for the last two years. His dead-eye shooting and adept ball handling have made him a unani- mous All-Conference selection for two years in a row. The basketball court is not the only place that Kenny shows promise. In June he will graduate with honors, and Ken was one of those elected to repre- sent Lincoln in “Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Kenny is planning on a career in Law. Good Luck Kenny. Cross Country Team 1968 Stanley Johnson: Individual Cross Country Champion Delaware Valley Conference 1966. '67, ’68. National Competitor for A.A.U. International Competition for U.S.A. !967-'68. 76 Junior Varsity Basketball Team 1968-’69. 77 SURPRISE 78 BEW IL DERM ENT ELATION SOCCER 79 MORE RABBLE Had they said that about 80 I swear it the earth MOV ED! Nah??? “Doesn't she or does she????? and What is that man reading? 81 82 Meanwhile, back ‘61 t Hey you. take the picture already!! If2CH COCOOH + 2CoA-SH = 2CH COSSoA 3 3 + 2H + 2 CO . thenC H O = 2CH COCOOH + 2H 2 2 6 12 6 3 2 84 I GUESS MORE .. If it hadn’t been for that Damn Windex. they would have known there was a w indow there. Wow. now ain't that nothing'?” What's it to you. Officer? A little pot ain't never hurt no- body I wonder where Marquila is Could it be a guerrilla warfare class? ftfi Julian Bond raps lo his class officers G. Black , ”Dunk and Jay-Ray WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AN I) UNIVERSITIES 1968 1969 CARL O. WORD RUDOLPH E. MAYO. JR KENNETH J. HALL JOSEPHS. YOUNG. JR. MAX I NET. STEWART JOANN DASH I ELL CHERYL M. MILLER SANDRA W MCCiRUDER WESLEY C BROWN 88 THE ANNUAL CLASS OF ’69” ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS For Dubious Achievement In Their Particular (And Peculiar) Fields AWARDED SENIOR DAY 1969 MR. LINCOLN KING OF THE RABBLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITY MOST STUDIOUS BEST DRESSED MOST PROUD MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST SPIRITIED BEST ATHLETE CLASS WRITER CLASS ACTOR CLASS RADICAL CLASS ORATOR CLASS SCIENTIST CLASS CLOWN CLASS LOVER CLASS POLITICIAN CLASS WEEK-ENDER ........... CLASS DANCER CLASS MUSICIAN CLASS ARTIST CLASS LUSHES CLASS OLD-HEAD CLASS GOOD-GUY MOST CHANGED INDIVIDUAL GRIME MINISTER MOST VERSATILE CLASS ‘SLEEZY GUY OFTHE YEAR’ 2ND PLACE WINNER MOST LIKELY NOT TO SUCCEED NEXT YEAR Eddie “PANTHER Christian A. James “MOOSE” Whitmore . Cheryl Miller Jerry “TURTLE” Clark Barry “B.W.” Brinkley Martino Black Maxine “Iceburg” Stewart Goeffry “JoAnn C.” Black Cathy “Thunder Lightning” Lewin Ken“l Gettin' Driven” Hall Carl “FRISCO” Word Rique Burnette Dwight “$4,000 A Year” Murph Bryant “RIGHTGUARD” Height MOOSE” James “FAT-NASTY” Young, Jr. Conley “PECAN-ALI” Whitfield St. Clair “PATRICK” Henry Toby “ROAD RUNNER” Washington James “MOUSE” Owens, Jr. Owen “TREBLE-CLEF” Gaskins Jackson BUBBLE” Burnside Julius“LURCH” Blanton A. Wayne “CHINA” Walls Bennett “JOE-BOY” Sexton Gary “COUNTRY” Hunter Leon “SNEAD1E-POH” Snead Herb “NATALIE” Dorm Jerrome “Dunk” Duncan, II Emory “EMKO” Graham Theodore “NICK” Nicholson GEORGE ???” WALKER CLASS OF '70 • Mickey' 'Chipmunk' an QO Charles' Mali Muiuvi Business Administration Harry W. Farmer. Jr. History Chick 93 94 'Moose’ Leroy Bo I ton Chemistry Charles Highgale Chemistry Highgatc” 95 David A. Sanders Economics Janies A. Owens. Jr. Economics 96 97 ••Doucr Vic Byron W. Woodson Economics Victor J. Simmons Economics B 98 ‘Gordon Economics IrwinS. Knox Gordon J. Linton Economics lrv 99 Jesse G. Ray Business Ronald N. Thompson Business Jay-Ray Ron 100 Arthur J. Brown Business Jay A. Wallace Business A.J. 101 Bruce Pendleton Economics 102 Bill” John E. K innard. Jr. Business Administration William Crawford Business Administration 103 104 Wesley Brown. Jr. English Robert J. Robinson. Jr. English 1 At Ca i urine Lew in English 106 ‘John' ‘Ron’ Ronald Douglass French 107 108 ‘Crow Howards. Silverman History 'Glcnn' Glenn Eversley History 109 1 10 Mac' 111 Alonzo (Upson Mathematics 'Bamalumu' 112 Edwin Lie w wilyn Belle Mathematics •Belle •Job’ Ralph Barnett Mathematics 113 1 14 Gerald O. Johnson Mathematics “the Whimp Robert . Jones Mathematics I IB Pickle Gerald Harvard Mathematics 'Butch . ‘Jimmy’ Carl Briscoe Jr. General Science James Young Jr. General Science 116 � i; Geoffrey Axel Black Religion Jackson Burnside. Ill (icncral Science Ronald Sargent Physical Education Sarge Sian Stanley Johnson Physical Education 118 i i n Owen 1 120 h ? Emery C. Graham Jr. Political Science Emko 122 r 123 Tl Conley Whitfield Political Science (hcryl 124 125 Soul-Sound Joey J. Fred Haith Political Science V I 1 C harles Bur ford Political Science Cha-Cha Michael T. Brown Political Science Cool Mike Brown 127 Leroy Dandridge Sociology John I. Turner. Ill Psychology 128 Martin . Jennings Psychology CarlO. Word Psychology Mark ‘Frisco’ 129 n Ronald Ulmer Psychology Philip K. Sihlanga Biology 130 Jo Anne Dashiell Psychology Robert Wilson Psychology ‘Dash ‘Jay1 131 Martino Black Sociology Julius Blanton Sociology THREE i BATTLES GTIJ8 mow.� . mum i mi VALOR AND ME PORT HUDSON AND MILLIK ARB PRBCMEN LfJSS BRAVE HNnilTOIITIMT! or COLOR. BROTIiti. APPEAL 'Murtino' ‘Jules' 132 Oinks Tobias W. Washington Jr. Sociology Leonard Elijah Holman Sociology R T. Crystian Mathematics R T.” David Oates Business “Cool Dave Fred Mu wonge Economics “Freddie Leonard Lundberg Economics “Lcnnic 134 135 Robert Davis Economics “Bob R. Samuel Me Michael Psychology Sam” 136 117 Ashton '. Stewart History Todd 138 Boom David Smile Business Administration 139 Boom' ■China Walls' .Mien Wayne Walls English Jerry Clarke Jr. Chemistry ‘Turtle’ I Barry W. Brinkley Biology 141 o Roger Sherman Biology Rog Howell K. MacRae Political Science P.K. Reuben Washington Biology Rube Ramon M. de Gordon. Jr. Spanish 143 Phillip J. Brown Biology “Phil Robert W. Glenn Mathematics Glenn A. Evans Economics 144 ver S. St rid iron Political Science Strid Bryant H. Height History Height” C. A wolo wo Johnson Political Science Carl 145 T Bennett R. Sexton Biology “Sexton FINAL REFLECTIONS Writing an afterword to a book that is supposed to capture experiences of four years is almost as dif- ficult as trying to capture four years on about 158 pages. I feel odd because so many experiences must go unrecorded, and so many feelings can not be related in material terms. Lincoln University has meant so many things to us the last of the Ole School. We saw and experi- enced our beloved “Pioneer Women,” the weekends, the frats, clubs, classes, exams, and above all, “rabble.” All these things and more will help make us what we are to become. To my classmates and advisors, I say thanks! It has not all been fun and games, but it has been mean- ingful to create this yearbook. Again, 1 thank you for your help. To the Class of'70, I leave you best wishes, the little office in room 303 University Hall, and the leograph (that you may have two for the 1970 edition of the LION.) Sincerely, 147 Jerrome N. Duncan, II Editor-In-Chief CLASS DIRECTORY Adolf, Aloysius A. Nigeria History; Soccer Team; President, Nigerian Students Union; Organizer, Nigerian Cultural Folk Dance. Attaway. Claude Philadelphia, Pa. Business; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. Barnett, Ralph Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics; Intramural Bowling; Grapevine. Belle, Edwin L. White Stone, Va. Mathematics; University Chorale. Black, Geoffrey A. Philadelphia, Pa. Religion; Religion Teacher; Homecoming Committee; Presi- dent, Junior Class; President, Senior Class. Black, Martino H. Brooklyn, N.Y. Sociology; Teaching; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Blanton, Julius Bristol, Pa. Sociology; Social Research Worker; Grapevine; Track; Intramural Basketball; Sociology Club. Bolmarcich, Frank Hatboro, Pa. History. Bolton. Leroy Aliquipa, Pa. Chemistry; Industrial Chemistry; Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity; Intra- mural Basketball; Football; Chemistry Club; Grapevine. Bouchelle. Donald B. Kennett Square, Pa. Biology; Physican; Biology Club. Brinkley, Barry W. Philadelphia, Pa. Biology; Physican; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Pan Hellenic Council; Intramural Baseball; Biology Club. Briscoe, Carl E., Jr. Atlantic City, N.J. General Science; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Y.M.C.A.; Track; Intramural Sports; Vet's Village Organization of Black Power. Brown, Arthur J. Gastonia, N.C. Economics; Business Man; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Basket- ball; Intramural Sports. Brown, Jacqueline D. Philadelphia, Pa. History; Law; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; W.S.A. Brown, Michael T. Washington, D.C. Political Science; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Poli. Sci. Club; Law Society; Cross Country; Track; Dormitory Council. Brown, Philip J. Philadelphia, Pa. Biology; Biology Research; Axiom Staff. Brown, Wesley, Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. English; Teaching; Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity; Editor-in- Chief, Lincolnian; Axiom Magazine; Dean's List. Burford, Charles Reading, Pa. Political Science; Lawyer; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Law Society; Poli. Sci. Club;Track. Burnette, Ricardo V. Martinsville, Va. English; Drama; Lincoln University Players. Burnside, Jackson Logan, III Nassau N.P., Bahamas General Science Pre-Engineering, Architectual Engineering; Keeper of Finance, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; International Relations Club; Soccer; Biology Club; Axiom; Dormitory Council; Student Union Board; Biology Lab Assistant; Lincoln Players; S.G.A.; Chairman, Art Committee. 148 Calib, Mae Coatsville, Pa. Biology; Medicine; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Program Chairman, Biology Club; Scholarship to Norway; Physics Award for Outstanding Sophomore. Christian, Edward, Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology; Social Psychologist; Varsity Club President. Clarke, Jerry Philadelphia, Pa. General Science; Lab Analyst; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Intra- mural Basketball; Baseball; Grapevine. Clay. Harold M. Houston, Texas Economics; Law; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Crawford, William J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Business; Teacher; Basketball. Crystian, R.T. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics. Dashiell, Jo Ann Easton, Md. Psychology; Guidance Counselor; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Glee Club; President, Dormitory Council; Secretary, Psychology Club; Secretary, S.G.A.; Health, Welfare and Discipline Committee; W.S.A.; Who‘s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Davis, Charlene J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Cheerleaders; Drama Club; Varsity Club; Biology Club; W.S.A.; Secretary, Freshman Class; Social Committee; Curfew Committee. Davis, Robert J. Philadelphia, Pa. Economics; Honorable Mention, Dean’s List. Dorm, Herbert LeGrant York, Pa. Economics; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Varsity Track; Presi- dent, Freshman Class; Vice President, Junior Class. Douglass, Ronald Philadelphia, Pa. French; Chaplain, Y.M.C.A.; President, Y.M.C.A.; French Club; Track. Duncan, Jerrome N., II Bronx, N.Y. Political Science; Law; Basileus, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Varsity Club; Dormitory Council; Editor-in-Chief, Lion; Treasurer, Thurgood Marshall Law Socie- ty; Board of Directors, W.L.I.U. Radio Station; President, Dirt, Inc.; Axiom Staff; Tennis Team; Dean's List; Ladies Auxilary Scholarship; Feature Editor, Lincolnian Staff. Evans, A. Economics. Eversley, Glenn New York, N.Y. History. Freeman, Ronald J. Alco, N.J. Political Science; Lawyer; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Baseball; Po- litical Science Club; Thurgood Marshall Law Society. Gaskins, Owen Hall Princeton, N.J. Music; Teaching; Lincolnian Staff; Student Union Committee; Music Dept. Assistant; University Choir; President, Glee Club; Vesper Chorale. Gipson, Alonzo Memphis, Tenn. Mathematics; Industrial Mathematician; Vice President, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Senator, S.G.A.; Captain, Tennis Team. Glenn, Robert Winston-Salem, N.C. Mathematics; Y.M.C.A. Goodwin, Vanere Virgin Islands Mathematics. Graham, Emery C., Jr. Darby, Pa. Political Science; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Track; Interna- tional Relations Club; President, Thurgood Marshall Law Society; Inter Dormitory Council; Politi- cal Science Dept. Assistant; Pan-Hellenic Council. Hall. Kenneth J. Newark, NJ. History; Varsity Basketball; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Harvard, Gerald R. Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics; Track and Field. Height, Bryant H. Philadelphia, Pa. History; Dean's List; Honorable Mention; History Dept. Assistant. Highgale, Charles O. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry; Teacher; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; John Mill- er Didsey Society; Chemistry Club; Dormitory Council; Chemistry Lab Asst.; Parlimentarian, Se- nior Class. Holman, Leonard E. Newark, N.J. Sociology; Teacher; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Varsity Basket- ball; Varsity Club; Sociology Club; Dormitory Council; Canteen Supervisor. Hunter, Gary J. Coatesville, Pa. History; Omega Psi Phi. Ivory, Cecil Charlotte, N.C. Political Science; Lawyer; Thurgood Marshall Law Society; Philoso- phy Club; Dormitory Council; Poli. Sci. Club. Jennings, Martin H. New Brunswick, N.J. Psychology; Law; Resident Assistant; Dean’s List, Honorable Mention. Johnson, Gerald O. Charlotte. N.C. Mathematics; Programming; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Tu- torial Staff; Chess Club; Math Club; Science Club. Johnson, AwolowoC. New Haven, Conn. Political Science. Johnson, Lucia Mrs. Cleveland, Ohio Political Science. Jones, Robert H. Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics; Assembly Monitor; Dean’s List. Kennedy, Michael E. St. Louis, Mo. Sociology; W.L.l.U. Radio Station. Kinnard, John E., Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. Business Admin.; Intramural Sports; Judiciary Council. Knox. Irwin S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Economics; Co-Captain, Wrestling Team; Baseball; Chess Club; Secretary, Varsity Club; Grapevine. Kushner, Neal K. Philadelphia, Pa. History. Lawrence, Melvin Murfreesboro, N.C. Political Science; Foreign Service; Vice President, Universi- ty Chorale; Vice President, Vespers Ensemble; Chairman Lectures and Recitals Committee; Poli. Sci. Club; Music Awards for Choir. Lee, Robert D. Philadelphia. Pa. Biology; Dentist; Polemarch, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Presi- dent, Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council; Sports Editor, Lion; Intramural Sports; Biology Lab Assist- ant; Ass't. Student Union Director. Lewin, Catherine Springfield. Mass. English; Teacher; Alpha Kappa Alpha; W.S.A.; Dorm Proc- ter; Secretary of Senate; Y.M.C.A. Council. Linton, Gordon James Philadelphia, Pa. Economics; Urban Development. Lundberg, Leonard West Grove, Pa. Economics. MacRae, Powell K. Lincoln Universily, Pa. Political Science. McBride, William Brooklyn, N.Y. History; Medical Doctor; Alpha Phi Alpha, Dean of Pledgees; Honorable Mention, Dean's List; Ladies Auxilliary Scholarship. McGruder, Sandra Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology; Medicine; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; President, Bi- ology Club; Secretary, Senior Class; Pan-Hell. Editor, Yearbook Staff; Varsity Club; W.S.A.; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. McKoy, Daniel Philadelphia, Pa. Business; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Lincoln Players; Track Team. McMichael, R. Samuel Oxford, Pa. Psychology; Law; Business Manager, Lincolnian. Mayo, Rudolph E„ Jr. Coatesville, Pa. English; Advertising and Public Relations; Keeper of Rec- ords and Seal, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Tolson Society; Political Science Club; Lincolnian Staff; Ass'l. Editor, Yearbook Staff; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Pan-Hell. Coun- cil Rep.; Residenl-Ass’l. Dean's List; Cinema Club; Grape Vine (A Swinging Club); Axiom Staff. Mickey, Robert W. South Orange, NJ. Biology; Medical Doctor; Track Team; Student Union Social Committee; D.J. on W.L.I.U. Radio; Bandleader of The Barons; Calculus Tutor; Physics Tutor; Dean’s List; Award for Outstanding Proficiency in the Field of Physics. Miller, Cheryl M. Philadelphia, Pa. Political Science; City Planning; Student Union Board- njwl- ing League; Treasurer, Senior Class; Resident Assistant; Dean's List. Morris, Ray Poltstown, Pa. Biology. Murph, Dwight Teaneck, NJ. Philosophy; Varsity Basketball; Philosophy Club; Axiom; Lincolni- an; Senator. Muwonge, Fred Economics. Nicholson, Theodore Norfolk, Va. Political Science; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Political Science Club; Thurgood Marshall Law Society; Vice President, Freshman Class; President, Sophomore Class; Track; Intramural Football; Vice President, Dorm Council; 200 Club; Dean's Advisory Board. Oates, David Charles Farmingdale, N.J. Business; Computer Programmer; Track; Varsity Club. Ormond, Rosemary Philadelphia, Pa. History; Slate Department Research; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; W.S.A.; Glee Club. Owens, James A., Jr. Dorchester, Mass. Economics; Management; Vice-Basileus, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; President. Grapevine; Intramural Sports; Homecoming Decoration Committee; Richard M. Wheeler Memorial Prize for Most Outstanding Student in Pre-Engineering; Yearbook Staff; Pan-Hell. Council Rep.; Dean's List. Pendleton, Bruce Pittsburgh, Pa. Economics; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Dormitory Council. Phipps, Eugene R. Virgin Islands Philosophy; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; President, Philosophy Club; Resident Assistant; Cross-Country Team. Pierce, Douglas C. Plainfield, N.J. Economics; Industry; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Intramural Sports. Pogue, David R. Soulh Floral Park, N.Y. Mathematics; Computer Programming; Alpha Phi Al- pha Fraternity; Track Team; Cross-Country Team. Ray, Jesse Greer Asheville, N.C. Economics; Omega Psi Phi. Reed, Dwight D. Philadelphia, Pa. Business; Administration. Robinson, Robert J., Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. English; Make-up Editor, Lincolnian; Senior Class So- cial Committee; Varsity Club; Tennis Team; Homecoming Committee; Track Team; Tolson Society. Sanders, David A. Gastonia, N.C. Economics; Teaching; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Varsity Bas- ketball; Business Manager; Lincolnian; Business Manager, Axiom; Accountant; Radio Station; Var- sity Club. Saunders, Vance H. Bryn Mawr. Pa. Political Science; Cheerleading; W.S.A.; Vice President, Y.M.C.A.; Senator, S.G.A.; Lincoln Players; Lion Staff; President, Dorm Council. Sexton, Bennett R. York, Pa. Biology; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Wrestling; Track; Baseball; Var- sity Club; Intramural Football; Basketball. Sihlangu, Philip K. Sindia, Rhodesia Biology; Pre. Med.; Cross Country; Track. Silverman, Howard S. Hillside, N.J. History; Education; Chaplain, Educational Director, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Dorm Council. Simmons, Victor Philadelphia, Pa. Economics. Smile, David New York, N.Y. Business; Business Management; President, Judo Club; Internation- al Club; Senator; Resident Assistant. Staley, Arlene B. Philadelphia, Pa. English; Teaching; Features, Lincolnian; Choir; Tolson Society; Shapp Foundation Scholar; Wm. Penn Grant. Stewart, Maxine Philadelphia, Pa. Political Science; President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Presi- dent, W.S.A., Lincoln Players; Health, Welfare, Discipline Committee; Honorable Mention, Dean's List. Stridiron, lver Virgin Islands Political Science. Taylor, John R. Landenberg, Pa. English; Foreign Service; Lift Program. Tolliver, Joel Philadelphia, Pa. Political Science; Law Vice President, Alpha Phi Omega Fraterni- ty; Track Team. Turner, Daryl Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology. Turner, John Merrell Roselle, N.J. Psychology; Psychologist; Tennis; President, Psychology Club; Intramural Sports. Udoh, Pius E. Nigeria Economic; Teaching; Soccer; Track; Vice President, Cultural Dance Organization. Ulmer, Ronnie Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology; Lincoln Players. Walls, A. Wayne Philadelphia, Pa. English; Teacher; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Wrestling Team; Sports Editor, Lincolnian Staff; Intramural Football; W.L.I.U. Board of Directors; Senate; Biology Club; Tolson Society. Warrington, Robert D. Morristown, N.J. Physics; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Varsity Cross-Coun- try; Intramural Sports. Washington, Reuben J. York, Pa. Biology; Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Washington, Tobias W., Jr. Albans, N.Y. Sociology; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Vice President, President, Sociology Club; Track Team; Inter-dorm Council; W.L.I.U.D.J.; Judo Club; Intramural Bowling Team. Whitfield, Conley Potlstown, Pa. Political Science; Teaching; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Baseball; Varsity Club; Thurgood Marshall Law Society. Whitmore, Andrew James, III Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry; Bio-Medical Engineering; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Chemistry Club; Mathematics Tutor; Corresponding Secretary, Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity; Freshman Math Award. Willis, Robert Philadelphia. Pa. Chemistry; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Cross Country; Vice President Varsity Club; Band; Orchestra; Grapevine; Track. Thompson, Ronald N., New Rochell, New York; Business Economics; Accountant; Omega Psi Phi, Vice-Basileus; Intramural Sports; Dean's Advisory Board. Wilson. George, Jr. East Orange, N.J. Political Science; Law; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Poli. Sci. Club; Thurgood Marshall Law Society; Honorable Mention, Dean's List. Wilson, Robert L. Braddock, Pa. Psychology; Clinical Psychologist; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Wrestling; Grapevine; Table Tennis; Y.M.C.A.; Intramural Sports. Woodson, Byron W. Washington, D.C. Economics; Economic Consultant; TennisTeam. Word, Carl O. San Francisco, Calif. Psychology; Social Psychologist and Writer; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; News Editor and Associate Editor, Lincolnian; Editor-in-Chief, Axiom; Judo Club; Psy- chology Club; Inter-dormitory Council; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Dean's List; Alfred P. Sloan Scholarship. Young, James E., Jr. Washington, D.C. General Science; Teacher; Strategist, Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity; Treasurer, Biology Club; Sports Editor, Lincolnian Staff; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Homecoming Committee; Dormitory Council; Bowling Team; Vice President, Sophomore Class; Intramural Trophy; Varsity Club Award. Young, Joseph S., Jr. Parkesburg, Pa. Biology; Medicine; Vice President, Biology Club; Biology Club Freshman Award; Dean's List; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Dandridge, Leroy W. Sociology; Sales Management; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Keeper of Rec- ords; Dorm Council; Intramural Basketball and Baseball; Language Lab Ass’t. Farmer, Harry W., Jr. Oxford, Pa., History; Lawyer; Phi Beta Kappa Faculty Award. Haith, Fred Philadelphia, Pa. Political Science; Law; Varsity Basketball; Political Science Club. Henry, St. Clair Patrick New York. New York Political Science; College Teacher of Politics; Soc- cer, Co-Captain; Table Tennis Champ.; International Relations Club; H.E.W. 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