Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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Away from this dreamy fantasy That taught us hard Reality That challenged our Sanity That gave some Humanity And others Vanity. We are here now And gone tomorrow. And as with sweet sorrow We carry a vial of memories That shall haunt us for All our days; As we reflect on Our youthful daze, Uplifted and cleared by Four long years filled To the brim with the beauty And the sad and the gay And the narrow and the dreams of youth That fight so hard to learn truth. I.EC. Class nf '74

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 JfSK 'Vr-V .. «H54 y ’■4fL.j -uaif v.«p U % r«5T Office of the President The Class of 1974 leaves Lincoln at a time when higher education in America is suffering its greatest trauma of self-doubt. At least that is the feeling of the prestigious Carnegie Commission on Higher Education which is conclud- ing its monumental six-year study at this time. We at Lincoln wonder about that. We wonder because one hundred years ago, in 1854, Lincoln closed two schools, its School of Medicine and its School of Law, which in terms of public need should never have been closed. So Lincoln in 1974 should be looking towards the restoration of programs that it once had. 2