Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

� LION 75 BRUCE MICHAEL BENSON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PATRICIA LYNN HUNT ASSOCIATE EDITOR CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION.............................................. 6- 13 FACULTY.................................................... 16- 25 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS ...................................... 38- 53 SPORTS...................................................... 76- 89 SENIORS.................................................... 100-144 i FULFILLMENT While you glide gracefully by. the movements of your hips divine. the other people whistle and make sly remarks. I only want to wish you love. Why must we be. most assuredly. two people from out of the blue. If I could say. Can I help make your day? And you reply, just we two! Because the time is ours, but not to waste, We are in this world for each other. So share it with someone. Let you and I become one. Who knows. I just might be your lover! bernard sustenance by schery loneliness prevails no matter what love brings love prevails no matter what life brings I I came to l.u. an eighteen year old child and now that I’m about to leave I realize that I've grown to womanhood . It took my late night rounds to McRary Freddy D and Ashmun to realize it took those tearful nights and wine stupors to realize .it took that first great love affair with-you-know- who in you-know-what dorm to realize, and it took a lot of thinking, realizing and analyzing of my LIFE, my loves my HOPES and Dreams to discover the 21 year old Woman who is me. DC 6 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT October 9. 1974 TO THE CLASS OF 1975: Whenever a class is leaving, I have a feeling of remorse over what more could have been done for you. The world you are entering is in economic turmoil; there is much anguish. People are truly starving to death over great stretches of Africa south of the Sahara, the Sahel, and in India. Yet there is no doubt that the world has the resources to bring the advantages of civilization to all its people. I do not think that Lincoln has done enough to insure that you have a sound, accurate, basic knowledge of the nature of the world and of man. Perhaps it is impossible to acquire such education in the four short years of college. We may hope that Lincoln laid the foundation in science, psychology, mathemat- ics. sociology, so that you can develop with assurance those genuine, rele- vant. intellectual skills. As you leave Lincoln, we are at work to insure that there will be greater opportunity for rewarding employment for you and. es- pecially. that there will be greater opportunity for graduate study. We must produce more people with the highest training in all fields, but especially those crucial fields of economics, political science, engineering, mathematics and science. Strangely, we cannot accept that our students are moving into any of the learned professions in numbers commensurate with their popula- tion ratio — which. I think, is as good an index as any to start our arguments. Even in so popular a field as medicine, we were only 2%. There should be at least six times as many. These things I tell the National Board on Graduate Education, the National Aeronautics and Space Agency, and the other groups with whom I meet. For you. I hope you do not believe that destructiveness and cruelty are innate in our species so that you are willing to accept a view of the future that gives us less dignity less freedom, less participation. You are apt to begin your working life in a city gripped now with urban hysteria, separated by a tremem- dous and disturbing distance from the place it could be for concerned human beings. Carry with you from Lincoln a historical sense of inevitable victory. Very fondly yours, Herman Russell Branson President ► 8 Comptroller Mr. Clarence Kinney 9 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY Vice-President for Student Affairs TO THE TEMPESTUOUS CLASS OF 1975 In her long and glorious history. Lincoln University has graduated smaller classes than yours, classes larger than yours, perhaps classes even more academically inclined than yours, but never has Lincoln graduated a class more exciting or vibrant than the Class of 1975. You perhaps, are the prototype for the future generations of Lincoln students. Your class will long be remembered for its impact upon Lincoln. Your very real sense of and commitment to human rights, social awareness and academic excellence has propelled you to the very forefront of the struggle for liberation, peace, and social justice, both in this country and abroad. Moreover, as a result of your total dedication to your convictions, you have acted as a ca- talyst in stimulating Lincoln to reaffirm and strengthen her original mission during these turbu- lent and troubled times and become an even more relevant institution for social change. Not once, during the past four years, have you allowed Lincoln to forget-or not be cognizant of-her most sig- nificant and varied responsibilities to the greater community at large. We have grown to know each other well, you and I. and although we have not always agreed on all things. I am convinced that our rapport is real and that there will always exist among us a genu- ine sense of affection, honesty and mutual self respect. I have sincerely enjoyed being a part of your development for the past few years, and I will always be indebted to you for I feel that I learned and received as much-if not more-than I taught and gave. As your baccalaureate days draw to a close, and as you move into a new kind of relationship with your alma mater, please know that we are all hoping that you will effectively utilize your skills and training to achieve the professional and social success that we know you are capable of. Al- though you will no longer be with us-in a formal sense-we do want you to realize that you are Lin- coln. that you are inextricably bound to the past and the future of this great institution, and that you therefore have a responsibility to sustain and increase her viability, significance and heritage. As you now go forth into the world. I would like to share with you this thought from William Penn that has always-at least in my mind-exemplified the actions and spirit of the Class of 1975. I expect to pass through life but once. If. therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing 1 can do to any fellow being, let me do it now and not defer or neglect it. as I shall not pass this way again.” Please let this thought truly be indicative of your philosophy of life, and let it serve as your guide in all future social interactions. With best wishes for a long, prosperous and happy life I am. Very sincerely yours. Vice President for Student Affairs DEAN MARIE R. VERNON ASSOC. DEAN OF STUDENTS ADVISOR TO INTL’ STUDENTS DR. LEROY D. JOHNSON ’31 DEAN OF THE COLLEGE AND REGISTRAR The Lion Staff Sincerely Apologizes for the Ab- sence of Dr. LeRoy Dennis Johnson's '31 picture. 12 MR. MAYO BELL DIRECTOR OF STUDENT HOUSING MR. JEFFREY TUCKER DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS 13 TO THE CLASS OF 1975: A yearbook is a pictorial chronicle of memories which attempts to evoke feeling. This staff has tried to gather pictures and words which capture the essence of four years of life together at Lincoln. We would like to thank all those who have brought us this far through life’s perilous journey: our fami- lies who gave us love, our teachers who gave us an education, and our friends who gave of themselves. As you turn these pages of smiles, beauty, and regrets, remember that this yearbook is an affirmation of our class’ strength and hope. Even while the torrent of time washes away our vitality, never doubt that the spirit of the class of 1975 has and will endure. Believe with all our hearts in ourselves, because only then can we continue to dare the impossible. Forever yours. Bruce M. Benson Patricia Lynn Hunt is ' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 17 HISTORY DEPARTMENT SOCIOLOGY - HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 19 20 PHYSICS DEPARTMENT THE LIBRARY STAFF BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT ARCHIE PERRY S.P.E.E.D. COUNSELOR SONIA LATTIMORE S.P.E.E.D. COUNSELOR 22 23 This page is dedicated to humanity in all of its shapes, siz- es, colors, and ages. May we ever struggle toward our per- fected state. Leaves on autumn days when the cold first blew i turned up my collar and squatted like my African sister beside a pile of leaves ... brown, like me; or gold, or orange, or yellow, or red, and sometimes green, but always dead, that crackled in my fisted hand and crumbled to the hardened earth i laughed to see them fall. and now, in my autumnal youth when the cold again begins to blow i turn my frayed collar up and squat, like my African ancester beside a pile of dried out minds; brown, like mine or gold, or orange or yellow .. . and sometimes Black but very nearly, always, dead that crackle in my fisted hand and crumble to the tear-soaked ground it hurts to see them fall. jaydi (Jessica Thorpe) ■ % ■ • k LINCOLN UNIVERSITY ------------ ------ Chartered as Ashmun Institute. April 29,1854. Founded by Rev. John Miller Dickey for the pur pose of providing liberal higher education for people of African ancestry in America. In 18bb. it became Lincoln University, inter racial and international. fCNNSTLVANIA HISTORICAL ANO MUSCUM COMMISSION MYRNA C. ARMSTRONG WHEREVER YOU ARE. YOUR FRIENDS MAKE YOURWORLD. Afro-American Dance Troupe, Sociology Club. Homecoming Committee. Dormitory Council. KEITH D. HUBBARD BECOMING AN ENGLISH MAJOR CREATES A COMPULSION TO READ ANYTHING YOU CAN GET YOUR HANDS ON. IN ORDER TO SOLVE YOUR LITERARY CURIOUSITY. Tolson Society 28 STANLEY POSTELL ‘‘Weasel Intramural Baseball. Basketball. NAOMI E. HOUSEN Chemistry Club. S.G.A. Rep. for Caribbean Stu- dent Assn.. Yearbook Staff. Rotaract Club. Dean's Cabinet. International Student Assn.. W.S.A. ‘‘SHE WHO REIGNS WITHIN HERSELF. AND RULES PASSION. DESIRES AND FEARS. IS MORE THAN A QUEEN. 29 JAMES PARKER Groove Phi Groove GAYLA D. SHEPHERD Vice-President Political Science Club. Afro American Dance Troupe. “THE SEARCH OF KNOWLEDGE IS AN OBLIGATION.• (MOHAMMAD) 70 BERNARD A. HARRIS AFRICA AND HEAVEN. PUT ME ON MY WAY . '• W.L.I.U. Disc Jockey. Biology Club. I IRIS A. MCKENZIE YOUR WHOLE BODY IS NOTHING MORE THAN YOUR THOUGHT ITSELF. BREAK THE CHAINS OF YOUR THOUGHT AND YOU BREAK THE CHAINS OF YOUR BODY. TOO. Political Science Club. Sen- ate of S.G.A. Women’s Stu- dent Association. Thurgood Marshall Society. 32 53 A EDDIE KENDRICKS 74 HOMECOMING 75 14 GIL SCOTT — HERON RIPPLE VOULEZ-VOUS COUCHER AVEC MOI.CESOIR? LABELLE HOMECOMING When the autumn moon is full and bright. And the air smells fresh and raw. And sidewalks reflect a creamy light. While crickets watch with awe. Awake now. Lincoln University. Open your windows wide And listen to the music of a party. A festival is now outside. Can you see the lights? Are the faces very clear? This is not an earthly sight. Watch! Before they disappear For new spectres of Lincoln Old Mingle with spirits of Lincoln to be And sad stories are being told Of the Lincoln they now see The times have changed And the people have followed Is this what fate has arranged? In apathy must we wallow? Not tonight, not just yet These memories sing their song Our death they will not let, Our destruction seems so wrong. Oh. but the morningcomes so fast And the chatter drops soft as snow Away like black kites against the moon The night people know they must go The magical night is almost through The message is left for us So much we must say and do Are we worthy of the trust? But not tonight, not just yet These memories sing their song Our death they will not let Because our destruction seems so wrong. David Clyde Hurst 75 Inum BARBARA A. JENKINS HOMECOMING QUEEN o LION STAFF 75 L. to R. Lillian Kelly, Bruce M. Benson, Patricia L. Hunt, Jenelle Derrickson, Cynthia Holloway, Karen Vessup, Estelle Henderson. 38 The editors would like to give a hearty thanks to everyone who gave us moral support (i.e., tolerat- ing our ranting and raving when things went wrong) and financial assistance (i.e.. making all of our dances and sales a success). We would especially like to thank the following: Will Long, for being patient, understanding, hard- working, and a perfectionist. We couldn’t have done it without your pictures Cynthia Holloway, for doing the typing that no one else would — and not complaining. Estelle Henderson, for helping whenever or wherev- er needed. You came along when we were about to give up. Naomi Housen and Carolin Hayes, for working when everyone else was talking about the work they were going to do. Schery Mitchell, for doing all the artwork. Karen Vessupand Lillian Kelly, for helping hands. Carla Tavares, for writing the class history. DC, for letting us use her '74 yearbook. Dr. Farrell, for persevering. BRUCE M. BENSON — EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PATRICIA L. HUNT —ASSOCIATE EDITOR 39 WILL LONG PHOTOGRAPHER DR. H.A. FARRELL YEARBOOK ADVISOR PSYCHOLOGY CLUB i amoAuoism amoADOioia MILITANTS FOR CHRIST 42 MUSIC EDUCATOR’S NATIONAL CONFERENCE CHESS CLUB 43 MATHEMATICS CLUB LINCOLNIAN STAFF 46 ROTARACTCLUB W. L. I. U. STAFF 47 i I GOSPEL CHOIR 49 DEBATING TEAM ACCOMPANISTS FOR UNIVERSITY CHORALE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL 53 DELTA SIGMA THETA SOR.. INC PHI BETA SIGMA FRAT., INC. 54 ZETA PHI BETA SOR.. INC. 56 GROOVE PHI GROOVE FELLOWSHIP O Z O I CL s. n MARTIN LUTHER KING SOCIETY 57 CHEMISTRY CLUB THE SP!R—.T OF SEVENTY-5 WOW I WHAT FUN BARBARA JENKINS Alpha Kappa Sorority. Co-captian cheerlead- ers, President Pan-Hellenic Council, Spanish Club, Alpha Chi. TANDY FRANKLIN Kappa Alpha Psi, Tolsen Society, Staff of Lincolnian. CYNTHIA E. HOLLOWAY Cindy ••GET THE MOST OUT OF LIFE THE FIRST TIME AROUND, YOU MAY ONLY HAVE ONE LIFE TO LIVE.” Women Student Association. History Club, Rho Phi Gamma, Yearbook, Dorm Council. SHIRLEY R. MOULTON I I Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. Society for the Advancement of Management. Business and Economic Club. v TERESA A. MONTGOMERY ‘‘Twinkles Delta Sigma Theta. Sorority. Vice- President of the Psychology Club. Homecoming Committee. SAMUEL L. BOYD Masterpiece THE PERSON THAT CAN HELP YOU THE MOST IS YOURSELF.” Phi Beta Sigma. Biology Club. Student Activi- ties Committee. ERIC CLARKE Pan-African Student Association, Interna- tional Student Association. Business and Economic Club. Society for the Advance- ment of Management. PAUL MOODY JANETTE SPENCER Physics Club. •’IT’S IMPORTANT TO TRY TO PLEASE OTH- ERS BUT IT’S MORE IMPORTANT TO FIRST PLEASE YOURSELF.” Cheerleader. Gospel Choir. Political Science Club. Alpha Phi Alpha Court Dorm Council. Homecoming Committee. MVRNA K. PHILLIPS Chemistry Club. Girls’ Basketball Team. JAMES REEDER JR. Butch” KEEP ON PUSHING STRAIGHT — AHEAD. (YE!) Intramural Sports. Dorm Council. Business and Economics Club. Backstabbers. JUDY L. PARKER BLACK BROTHERS AND SISTERS. DISCOV- ER THE PATH WHICH HAS BEEN CARVED FOR YOU TO FOLLOW AND FOLLOW IT UN- TIL YOU REACH THAT UNDEFERRED DREAM! S.G.A. Treasurer. French Club. Alpha Chi Honor Society. African Dance Troupe. PAMELA P.WEEKES “Sushine” ••KNOWING LOVE IS GIVING LOVE. IF ONE DOESN’T KNOW LOVE. ONE CAN NOT GIVE LOVE. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Spanish Club W.S.A.. Chorale. Drama Club. Alpha Phi Alpha Court JOHN COOPER LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO TAKE IT FOR GRANTED. Chemistry Club. Backstabbers VERENA BROWN Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Chorale, Tolson Society 64 JEROME LMUNFORD Blue l M MERELY EVERYTHING Political Science Club. Thurgood Marshall Socie- ty. Debating Team, Kappa Alpha Psi. Alpha Chi I DENISE D. SPEAKS LET PERFECTION BE MY AIM EVER CLIMBING. REACHING HIGHER FOR I KNOW THAT PERFECTION KNOWS NO LIMITS. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Varsity Cheerleading. French Club. 65 MERCEDES C. PLUMMER “Charlie Brown “LET GO OF THINGS THAT DON’T SERVE YOU. BUT FORCE YOU TO SERVE THEM. Biology Club. Chemistry Club. Caribbean Stu- dents Association. Dorm Council. Homecom- ing Comm. GLORIA L KEATON “D.C. THE ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS! WLIU (Program Director), Rho Phi Gamma. Tolson Society. 66 DALE 0. MAXWELL Max” CHARLES MANNING Me Cool DIG ALL JIVE BECAUSE IN THE END YOU’LL BE ON TOP, DIG THAT. Political Science Club. Radio Station. SGA Rep. Afro-American Dance Troupe, Philosophy Club (1972). Society for the Advancement of Management. Lincoln University Baha'i Group. WLIU. 67 CHESTER SEBASTIAN PERRY, JR. Chester P As we live in WHITE AMERICA, let our minds re- main BLACK”. Political Science Club. Debating Team. Home- coming Comm., Intramurals, Table Tennis Champ. ROBERT EUGENE LINDER Bob” Be wise and look towards the future, for that is where you'll be tomorrow.” Militants for Christ , Biology Club 68 GERAUD HOLLOMAN Ziggy Solid Phi Solid. Society For Advancement of Management. President C.1.0. ESTELLE HENDERSON Intramural Sports. Society for the Advancement of Management. Economics and Business Club. Yearbook Staff, Dormitory Council. Rho Phi Gamma, Homecoming Committee. W.S.A. ‘•TO EACH HIS OWN. FOR EVERYONE IS ENTI- TLED TOTHEIR OWN OPINION.” 69 DEBORAH A. HINES ■'Debbie'' EUGENIA MARTIN Jeannie President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Ju- nior Class Queen. Kappa Court. Lincoln Play- er. History Club. THE DICTIONARY IS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE SUCCESS COMES BEFORE WORK. 70 I I THOMAS R. HUNDLEY Tom” Biology Club. MYRON NEWRY Squirrel” Intramural Basketball, Vice President Dorm Council. Backstabbers. Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. 71 DEAN M. TYREE Deanie Boy” LIVE AND ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF LIFE: OUR PRE-DESTINED FUTURES HOLD A LIFE TIME OF UNIQUE EXPERIENCES.” Society for the Advancement of Management. Chess Club. Alpha Phi Omega. Tennis Team. Wrestling team. GLORIA A. BOYKIN DON’T FIGHT THE FEELING.” Sec-Tres. Cresson Hall, Homecoming Commit- tee, Students Association. Political Science Club. 72 LAURA M. WEATHERLY “DON'T POSTPONE HAPPINESS. History Club. RICHARDEAN SMALLS BE YOURSELF! Psychology Club, S.G.A. Rep. for W.S.A., Student Advisor for Advisory Board Com- mittee, Homecoming Comm. 73 KAREN DeVAUGHN “THE DEGREE OF A COUNTRY’S REVOLUTIONARY AWARENESS MAYBE MEASURED BY THE POLITICAL MATURITY OF IT’S WOMEN. (NKRUMAH) S.G.A. President Vice President for Internal Affairs. Editor of History Club Journal, W.S.A. JEROME GREEN 74 Psychology Club. LILLIAN KELLY Lincoln University Chorale, Yearbook. ) DEATHER JACKSON ”1 AM GOING TO MAKE IT THIS TIME.” 75 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 78 GO LIONS GO SOCCER TEAM TAKE THAT BALL THE OTHER WAY!! 79 Varsity Basketball Team J.V. Team 80 vtt me MODERN DANCE TROUPE 02 DEBORAH HACKETT “Debbie UMOJA. JUJICHAGULIA, NIA, IMANI WHICH ALL STANDS FOR UNITY. SELF-DETERMINATION. PURPOSE AND FAITH. Delta Sigma Theta Sor., Biology Club. DEMETRIUS PEARSON “Dee LOOK AT ME. AS ME. Varsity Baseball. Pres. Phys. Ed. Club. Intramural Basketball. EDITH A. JOHNSON Edie HAPPINESS IS LIKE A BUTTERFLY WHEN YOU CHASE IT. IT ELUDES YOU. BUT WHEN YOU’RE BUSY IT LANDS ON YOUR SHOULDER. Sec. Political Science Club. Debating Team, W.S.A. Chairman-Lecturer, Recruitment Committee. AVA FULLER Gospel Choir, University Chorale, Alpha Kappa Al- pha Sor. TYRONE N. HALL T-Bone” A QUITTER NEVER WINS AND A WINNER NEVER QUITS. Solid Phi Solid. Biology Club. PAULA L. SANDERS IT’S A LONG. LONG. ROAD WITH MANY WINDING TURNS. TAKE HEED. BE CAREFUL BECAUSE WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN.” African Dance Troupe. Lincoln Univ Dance. Political Science Club. S.G.A. Rep., Home- coming Queen 73-74. VALERIE GRAVES DOUBT WHOM YOU WILL BUT NEVER YOURSELF.” Biology Club. Home- comingComm.. WSA. CYNTHIA FALLIS Cynt” ALWAYS STRIVE FOR THE BEST AND DON’T ACCEPT ANYTHING ELSE.” Freshman Honor Society, Alpha Chi History Club. WSA Homecoming Comm., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. RotoractClub. TERESA R. RANDLEMAN • A TRUTH THAT’S TOLD WITH BAD IN- TENT BEATS ALL THE LIES YOU CAN INVENT.” Psychology Club. Homecoming Commit- tee. W.S.A. ESTHER C. HUDSON ’’LIFE AiN’T BEEN NO EASY STAIR. BUT I’SE KEEP ON CLIBIN.” (LANGSTON HUGHES) RICHARD L. BROWN Marcus Garvey” GLADYS M. CRENSHAW HAPPINESS IS A STATE OF MIND. WHERE ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY SEEK WHAT HE DOESN’T HAVE BUT RATHER WANT WHAT HE HAS!!” Sociology Club, Women Student Association. BRING UP A CHILD IN THE WAY HE SHOULD GO. AND WHEN HE IS OLD HE WILL NOT DE- PART FROM IT. Vice Pres. Senior Class, Vice Pres. Melvin B. Tolson Literary Society. Univ. Chorale, Gospel Choir. STANLEY BRYAN Disco” MONEY MAY NOT BE THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN LIFE. BUT IT’S SHO’ NUFF AHEAD OF WHAT’S IN SECOND PLACE. Intramural Basketball, Tennis, Badminton. JONAS W. COWLES JR. Joe” YOU LIVE YOUR LIFE AND I'LL MINE. AND I HOPE WE CAN COEXIST. TRY TO KEEP PEACE INSIDE YOURSELF. YOU'LL LIVE LONGER. Secretary of Groove Phi Groove 73-75, Wrestling 71-73, .G.A. Rep. 74-75. ALBERT GREEN Red WHATEVER HAPPENS. HAPPENS. Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class. Business manag- er of W.L.I.U., Health Welfare Discipline Comm.. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. W.L.I.U. Disc Jockey. RAMONA A. MOHAMED “BUT IF I'M CONTENT WITH A LITTLE ENOUGH IS AS GOOD AS A FEAST.” Psychology Club, Tutor. Resident Advisor, (1974-75) Homecoming Committee. Vice Pres. Alpha Chi. BRUCE M. BENSON “Felix” Editor Lion '75, Class Secretary, Solid Phi Solid, History Club, Dean’s Cabinet, Chaplain’s Assistant, M.L. King Society, Dormi- tory Council. Zeta Phi Beta Court. Prince Hall Masons. LESLIE A. HAYWOOD “Les” YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW. WILLIAM I. LONG Will OUR GOAL MUST BE THE SUR- VIVAL OF THE BLACK FAMILY. WLIU Radio, Lincolnian Staff. Lion Staff. Political Science club. 90 Political Science Club. Homecoming Comm. LARRY JORDON “Larry J “Let it be known that air waves have been booming and it’s only natural. I have been zooming. Solid Phi Solid. Backstabbers, WLIU Radio Homecoming Comm., Intramural Basketball LARRY HARDY Rock Ascurp work is never done, take it light brother. YEA! Intramural Basketball. Dormitory Council Busi- ness Club. 91 PATRICIA A. CARTER “Par THE BEST IS YET TO BE. Biology Club, Vice-President Dorm Council, Secretary — Delta Sigma Theta, Yearbook Staff. Homecoming Committee. ROLAND H. ROGERS II Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Pres. Tolson Society. Lincolnian. 92 RICHETTA COUNCIL “Chet SEEK KNOWLEDGE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. (MUHAMMED) African Dance Troupe. DOLORES M. HODGE Dee” OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE. WHEN YOU HEAR THE CALL ANSWER IT. YVONNE C. MOODY Twiggy BE THE BEST AT WHATEVER YOU ARE. Homecoming Committee. Secretary and Treasurer of McCauley. OLIVIA J. MCCOY Libby POSITIVE THINKING WARRANTS SUCCESS.” Tolson Society. Rotaract Club. Yearbook Staff. Homecoming Committee. Gwendolyn Brooks Literary Award. Samuel Shorter Award. Educa- tors to Africa Trip (74). 93 SHARON CHILDS Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., L.U. Volleyball Team. Royal Omega Psi Phi Court. JACQUELINE FOSQUE SELF-KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING MAKES THE BEST FOUNDATION FOR GOOD RELATION- SHIPS WITH OTHERS. Chemistry Club. Student Activities Comm. ANNE JUETTE MILLER THERE IS NOTHING EITHER GOOD OR BAD BUT THINKING MAKES IT SO. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Lion Staff. Biology Club. SAMUEL F. DAVIS Sam D LIVE AND LET LIVE IS A COM- MON RULE OF JUSTICE. Basketball, Economics Club. Homecoming Committee. ARMETTA ALSTON Boop TEND THE GARDEN THAT YOU SEEDED: BE A FRIEND WHEN A FRIEND IS NEEDED: AND YOU WONT LOOK THE OTHER WAY. Treasurer WSA. Class 75 Program and Finance Comm.. Sociology Club. PATRICIA LYNN HUNT Pat i Editor of Lincolnian. Assoc. Editor of Yearbook. YOU MAY SUFFER DEFEATS BUT NEVER BE DE- FEATED BECAUSE BEARING DEFEATS IS A PART OF LIVING. WHEREAS BEING DEFEATED IS A STATE OF MIND. % 96 Number 29 ( the stars, like diamonds ) the stars, like diamonds studded the black velvet summer night and the silver silver, the new moon smiled shyly from behind the milky way ... seductive veil: looking up at the brillant dots, crystalline specks, my grandmother holding me in her loving arms told me they were holes to heaven'’ .. . and old Miss Martha laughed (still rocking in her willow chair) at the wideness of my eyes and the open-ness of my mouth as i looked up to the universe hoping for a glimpse of angel’s wings. (but there are no holes to heaven” because there is no heaven unless you make one, and if you succeed there are no holes unless you make them . .. and you will carry the only wings you'll probably ever see.) jaydi (Jessica Thorpe) CLASS OFFICERS L-R: Bruce Benson, Jonas Cowles, Donna Faison, Richard Brown, William Dawson. 97 CLASS September the seventh, nineteen hundred and seventy one, in the year of our Lord — a day in infamy, which marked the beginning of a completely unique experience, that is, for those of us who arrove at this illustrious institution on tome. The Rolling Hills of what? Uh Oh! Who’s that? What’s Hapnin! Solid! Solid?’’ What’s a Solid? Smile please. Say cheese for Mr. Dill now.” That’s it. 7:00 a.m.? Rise up and shine for what? Test? I ain't learned nothin yet to be taking no tests. Thursday: Go to Lincoln Shuffle! It’s quite simple. Just put your right foot in the administration building and kind of Cha-cha-cha- oh excuse me — on over to Mr. Kinney’s office, Two, three, four, up to the financial aid office, two, three, four, back to Mr. Kinney, two, three, four, Crash! Uh oh, who’s that? What’s Hapin? Nothin solid What’s a solid? Sunday afternoon the upperclassmen came.? By Monday morning at eight o’clock most of us have gotten somewhat use to the surroundings. Lincoln Hall? Oh sure, go straight up the walk till you come to the fork — bear left ... Homecoming 1971 — Curtis Mayfield says If there’s hell below, we’re all gonna go! Then there was the talent show — sing that song Barons, Do it sex machine — Go on Merial — Pop that thing, Mickey! Hey wait a minute! What’s this? Pennies from heaven — wow, there goes a dime — Well al- right! What you mean half the class is punching out — not 75 — alright Y’all, now straighten up. Snow, WOW! Check it out! I’ve never seen such beautiful snow before. It sure is a lot. GOSH! Hey wait a minute — no sense in over doing it! Alright that’s enough — Ohs We can’t be snowed in’ . . I mean, that only happens in the mov- ies! When spring finally rolled around, we went on a Maiden voyage with Ramsey Lewis in Grim Gym. So’s that’s what her legs look like — H U M ! . May, ’72. We made it — Dr. Rudd gave us more A’s in chemistry in one year then he gave out in a long time! Hey Wow — it’s September all over again, Man, It just seems like only yesterday when we were just Preps. — But baby, look at us now! Think I’ll black an over to the SGA of- fice, ain’t no big thing, just 75, better slide on over to the radio station — ain’t no big thang, just seventy-five. Maybe I’ll go check out the Freshmen sophomore vs. the junior senior football game — We won! Ain’t no big thing — just seventy-five. SEVEN- TY-FIVE is all over the place and we are coming from all ends, that's right, party hardy and work harder for the party just make sure you don't matriculate yourself out of here! Now straighten up — that’s it — take it easy — go on do it. What? You mean, there are more people in the class of seventy-five on the Dean’s list than in any other class — and they said it couldn’t be done! I say we deserve a break 98 HISTORY this Homecoming. Party! Stay up!! Stevie sings for Sickle Cell — that's talent. The Tal- ent show in the Chapel — there goes those pennies again! Hey, who’s that? What Hapin? Nothin. Solid! What’s a Solid? Is there any truth to the rumor that Earth, Wind, and Fire are gonna perform at an open air concert in frontof the new gym? Well. I’m going to call my friends from Ohio and tell them to come on down. No grounding, HUH? Ah, ladies and gentlemen, I regret to inform you that, ah, due to circumstances beyond our control ’’ As juniors, we became official lower members of the upper class — Hey Preppie — Get off the grass! Oh, the Lincoln Shuffle just isn’t appropo anymore — I think I’ll just wait for a few days before registering. Solid! Oh, so that’s what solid is! S 0 L l D!! Herb, Yago, anyone? Thanks, man, but I’ve got some study- ing to do — take a rain check though. There goes that damn snow again, Ow, Cool out man, Ow! . the 1973-74 talent show served as evidence that inflation is rampant everywhere especially at L.U. The janitors reported that only one dollar and thirty cents was swept from the Chapel floor. Cheap! Alright ya’II! What you say we go on down to Nottingham Park for a little picnic, we’ll do it like it is supposed to be done!. A little dancing, some games, a lot of food and J.J.’s special punch. What’s that — Oh I’m afraid not, you see that is the Jr. class picnic, no seniors allowed! September 10, 1974 The mighty class returns with a good, good, feeling — something like Sanctified Sanctified Seventy-five. You know I think the class of seventy-eight has potential! I’d register for classes today, except for the fact that I’ve already taken these courses — I never realized that I was so full of knowledge. Half of the class is finishing up a semester early — I'm sure gonna miss them! Gil Scott Heron!!! Home for Homecom- ing, live and in person! What? Pay? Man I need that dollar nine! Had my silver sparkley Hollywood swinger suit on and got down with LaBelle and Eddie Kendrick boogied down. The Duce .. . not them niggers from '72! It sure is good to see Ya’II! Final’s al- ready — time goes by so quickly when you’re having fun (snarl), undergraduate record exams, Oh, please, pass the bird. What a Bust! I still don't believe we beat the Fresh- men and Sophomores 46-0 in the football game — guess it’s rough out here in the real world. $25 — that’s a whole lot of money when you ain’t got it. Oh I see, I can’t gradu- ate unless I pay it. Look at what I just found in my pocket, $25! Here you are! Keep the change Now that I’ve got my degree, I guess I’m ready to go out in the world and get a real education. 99 100 WILBERT AUSTIN BIOLOGY I HOWARD P. BANKS HISTORY BRUCE M. BENSON HISTORY 101 ROSE M.BOWEN PSYCHOLOGY SAMUEL L.BOYD GENERAL SCIENCE MYRTLE BROWN SOCIOLOGY GLORIA BOYKIN POLITICAL SCIENCE RICHARD L BROWN ENGLISH VERNEA T. BROWN ENGLISH STANLEY J. BRYAN ENGLISH PATRICIA A. CARTER BIOLOGY JOAN A. CASE SOCIOLOGY CAROL L. DAVIS BUSINESS JONAS W. COWLES, JR. ENGLISH GLADYS M. CRENSHAW SOCIOLOGY 106 LEON DAVIS POLITICAL SCIENCE SAMUEL F. DAVIS BUSINESS JENELLE DERRICKSON CHEMISTRY WILLIAM C. DAWSON ENGLISH KAREN P. DeVAUGHN HISTORY KEITH D. EDWARDS PHILOSOPHY DONNA L FAISON PSYCHOLOGY 108 CYNTHIA L. FALLIS HISTORY JACQUELINE FOSQUE CHEMISTRY TANDY H. FRANKLIN ENGLISH AVA FULLER BIOLOGY 109 JOAN FULLER BIOLOGY JOHN G. GRAHAM ECONOMICS JEROME B. GREEN PSYCHOLOGY DENISE E. GREENE PSYCHOLOGY WENDY L. GREEN BIOLOGY GEMECHISA GUJA BIOLOGY LARRY P. HARDY BUSINESS DEBORAH HACKETT BIOLOGY TYRONE N. HALL BIOLOGY BERNARD A. HARRIS BIOLOGY LINDA HAWKINS MATH CAROLIN L. HAYES ENGLISH ESTELLE HENDERSON BUSINESS LESLIE HAYWOOD POLITICAL SCIENCE DEBORAH HINES SOCIOLOGY CYNTHIAE. HOLLOWAY HISTORY GERAUDA. HOLLOMAN ECONOMICS NAOMI HOUSEN CHEMISTRY KEITH HUBBARD ENGLISH THOMAS R. HUNDLEY BIOLOGY ESTHER HUDSON PSYCHOLOGY PATRICIA L. HUNT ENGLISH PATRICIA A HUNTER BIOLOGY CAROL HUTTY CHEMISTRY PAMELIA R. HYTCHE PSYCHOLOGY UFOT TOM INAMETE BUSINESS DEATHER JACKSON PSYCHOLOGY ALFRED L JACKSON PRE-ENGINEERING JAMES K. JACKSON BIOLOGY 4 JEFFREY W. JAYNES PSYCHOLOGY SAMUEL C. JAMES PHYSICAL EDUCATION BARBARA A. JENKINS SPANISH 118 EDITH A. JOHNSON POLITICAL SCIENCE LARRY JORDON PHYSICAL EDUCATION GLORIA L KEATON ENGLISH ROBERT E. LINDER GENERAL SCIENCE WILLIAM I. LONG POLITICAL SCIENCE OLIVIA J. McCOY ENGLISH 120 DAVID McGRAW IRIS A. MCKENZIE POLITICAL SCIENCE JAMES W. MALLOY, JR. BIOLOGY CHARLES H. MANNING POLITICAL SCIENCE EUGENIA E. MARTIN HISTORY 121 DALE 0. MAXWELL BUSINESS JANICE C.MONTEGUE BIOLOGY ROMONAA. MOHAMED PSYCHOLOGY HAZEL L. MOODY PSYCHOLOGY TERESA A. MONTGOMERY PSYCHOLOGY PAULL. MOODY PHYSICS JEROME MUNFORD POLITICAL SCIENCE YVONNE C. MOODY SOCIOLOGY KAREN A. MORTON SOCIOLOGY 124 SHIRLEY F. MOULTON BUSINESS MARION P. MYERS SPANISH 125 SHARON A. NORRIS SOCIOLOGY DEBORAH OLIPHANT SOCIOLOGY JAMES R. PARKER HUMAN SERVICES JUDY L. PARKER POLITICAL SCIENCE KAREN M. PATTERSON SOCIOLOGY CHESTERS. PERRY POLITICAL SCIENCE DEMETRIUS W. PEARSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION 127 MYRNAK. PHILLIPS CHEMISTRY MERCEDES C. PLUMMER BIOLOGY VALERIA E. POPE SOCIOLOGY WARDELLJ. PORTER SOCIOLOGY TERESA R. RANDLEMAN PSYCHOLOGY ROCHELLE ROBINSON HISTORY JOSEPH W. ROBINSON HISTORY WANDA D. ROBINSON POLITICAL SCIENCE JENISE A. ROSS PSYCHOLOGY MERRY G. SAMUEL SOCIOLOGY BERNETTA L. ROGERS CHEMISTRY VANESSA K. ROZZELLE PSYCHOLOGY 131 PAULA L SANDERS SOCIOLOGY KIM R. SCOTT SOCIOLOGY MICHAEL L. SCOTT PSYCHOLOGY GAYLA D. SHEPHERD POLITICAL SCIENCE STANLEY S. SHEPPARD HUMAN SERVICES VENETTAM. SLOANE HISTORY RICHARDEAN SMALLS PSYCHOLOGY RONDA V. SMART SCIENCE 133 JOYCE M. SMITH SOCIOLOGY JANETTE SPENCER POLITICAL SCIENCE DEAN Mcl. TYREE BUSINESS CALVIN R. TUCKER BUSINESS PEGGY A. THOMAS SPANISH 136 BEVERLY VALENTINE SOCIOLOGY to! KAREN M. VESSUP PSYCHOLOGY ELAINE D. WALKER CHEMISTRY DENISE E. WALDEN PSYCHOLOGY i DEBRA A. WALKER POLITICAL SCIENCE 137 EMILY WARDLAW JOYCE WATTS BIOLOGY LAURA M. WEATHERLY HISTORY PAMELA P. WEEKES SPANISH FRANK A. WELLS, JR. BIOLOGY ) I J MILTON X. WHITE CHEMISTRY BRIAN L. WILLIAMS ENGLISH DUBOIS L WILLIAMS POLITICAL SCIENCE 139 JANICE L. WILLIAMS JEWYLL P. WISE SOCIOLOGY ROSLYN R. WRIGHT HISTORY GERALD B. WRIGHT MUSIC MICHAEL A. WRIGHT SOCIOLOGY MAURICE WOODSON BUSINESS LORETTA YOUNG SOCIOLOGY 142 IN MEMORY OF BENJAMEN MORGAN KING OCTOBER 4, 1954 —DECEMBER31, 1973 143 JANICE C. MONTAGUE Solid Phi Solid. Beta Kappa Chi. Scientific Honor Society. Alpha Chi Honor Society. Biol- ogy Club. MICHAEL WRIGHT Mike Omega Psi Phi Frat., Solid Phi Solid. Sociology Club. DEBORAH OLIPHANT Debbie LOVE WASN’T PUT IN YOUR HEART TO STAY. LOVE ISN’T LOVE UNTIL YOU GIVE IT AWAY. Homecoming Comm.. Pres, of W.S.A., Sociology Club. Dean’s Cabinet. Student Activities Comm. 144 JENELLE DERRICKSON JOE ROBINSON J.C. DO UNTO OTHERS Soccer Team and C.S.A. JESSICA D. THORPE Jaydi” THERE'S LIABLE TO BE CONFUSION IN A DREAM DEFERRED.” L. Hughes Tolson Society, 1974 Poet Laureate First prize Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Contest 1974. Edward G. Silvera Award for Creative Writing 1974. PAULA QUEENAN WE MUST LEARN TO BEAR THE PLEASURES, AS WE HAVE BORE THE PAIN. Nikki Giovanni, Psychology Club BERNETTAL. ROGERS Yaa” “KNOW THYSELF FIRST. EVERYTHING ELSE WILL FOLLOW. Kahil Gibran Cheerleaders. Stephens' Dancers. Modern Dance troupe. Chemistry Club. Homecoming Comm. CEDRIC L. POWELL Ced “YOU WILL GET OUT OF LIFE WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. Varsity Basketball X KATHERINE LEE “Muff Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Vice President of Pan-Hell Council (1973-74) JENISEA. ROSS Nesey “LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST FOR WE ONLY PASS THIS WAY BUT ONCE. Psychology Club. Psi Chi Psychology honor society. ROLANDA MITCHELL Ro REALITY IS A BITCH. Modern Dance. African Dance Troupe, W.S.A., HomecomingCommittee 148 ROSLYN R. WRIGHT Roz” LOVE GIVES NAUGHT BUT ITSELF AND TAKES NAUGHT BUT FROM ITSELF. LOVE POSSESSES NOT NOR WOULD IT BE POSSESSED FOR LOVE IS SUFFICIENT UNTO LOVE.” Kahili Gibran Alpha Chi, Speed Upward Bound Tutor, Dean's Cabinet. Vice President of Junior Class, Educa- tors to Africa, Summer. 1974, Omega Royal Court. History Club. MACK A. CAUTHEN The Master HE WHO KNOWS DOES NOT SPEAK. HE WHO SPEAKS DOES NOT KNOW SILENCE IS A VIR- TUE. Chaplin for Solid Phi Solid, Disc Jockey. W.L.I.U., Biology Club, Homecoming Committee ROCHELLE V. ROBINSON ALWAYS EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED THIS PHI- LOSOPHY HAS PROVED TO BE SUCCESSFUL WHILE YOU ENDURE LIFE AT LINCOLN UNIV. Finance and Senior Activities Comm, Sweetheart Court Alpha Phi Alpha History Club. Alpha Angel 1974 149 MARION P. MYERS “LEARN FROM YESTERDAY, LIVE FOR TODAY. AND HOPE FOR TOMORROW” Delta Sigma Theta Sor.. Spanish Club, Militants for Christ. WLIU. Lincoln Biomedical Program JOHN GRAHAM Goatee SOLID PHI SOLID. BASKETBALL. S.A.M. W.L.I.U. RADIO If it’s good to you. it’s good for you” BEVERLY VALENTINE Bev I RATHER LOVE, AND BE LOVE. THAN TO NEVER HAVE LOVED AT ALL” Delta Sigma Theta Sor.. Pan-Hell. Sociology Club, S.G.A. Rep. VONETTA MARIE SLOANE Puddy Tat” “LIFE IS SHORT. I AM HERE TO WHATEVER MAKES ME HAPPY Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor.. Art Club. History Club FRANK ALLEN WELLS WE AS BLACK MEN AND WOMEN MUST GIVE OF OUR INHERITANCE. FOR OUR FUTURE OF TOMORROW Biology Club. Chorale. Homecoming Comm.. Food Service Comm.. Yearbook Staff. CAROL HELEN HUTTY Hutty CHANCES GO AROUND Chemistry Club. WLIU, Lincolnian Staff. Mod- ern Dance Troupe 151 VEHLMA J. DOWLS BEMBA DAKUGINOW Soccer Team PATRICIA ARLENE NATHAN “SUCCESS COME TO THOSE WHO WORK FOR IT” Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor., Homecoming Comm., Pan-Hell. Carribbean Student Assoc.. Rotorac 152 HAZEL MOODY Moody” AN EXPERT IS ONE WHO KNOWS MORE AND MORE ABOUT LESS AND LESS Delta Sigma Theta Sor., Psychology Club. W.S.A. Pan-Hell CLARENCEH. ANDERSON History Club SHARON NORRIS REALITY IS YET TO BE SEEN Volleyball Team, Homecoming Comm. WSA ALONZO HUMPHREY Yearbook Staff Photographer SCHERY R. MITCHELL Yearbook Staff DAVID M. HURST Clyde” ALL I WANT IS TO BE PART OF THE FECUND PROCESS BY WHICH THE UNIVERSE IS TRYING TO DISCOVER ITSELF. AND TO HAVE FUN DOING IT — RAY BRADBURY Groove Phi Groove. Lincolian Staff. Tolson Society. WLIU SAMUEL C. JAMES Track Team AUDREY ROBINSON Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Committee Tolson Society. ALEX HEMPHILL Vice President S.G.A. CHARLES HENDRICK ‘‘Charlie UPENDO NI UMOJA-LOVE IS UNITY Track Team. Band KAREN M. PATTERSON K.P. IT’S BEEN REAL Homecoming Comm.. Sociology Club. W.S.A. MAURICE J. WOODSON Reese REVERENCE FOR THE LORD IS A FOUNTAIN OF LIFE: ITS’ WATERS KEEP MAN FROM DEATH Militants for Christ. Concert Choir 156 KEVIN L. PATTERSON WE AS A PEOPLE MUST HAVE PEACE AND SERENITY. THE ONLY WAY TO REACH SUCH A GOAL IS THROUGH STRUGGLE WHICH WE MUST DO TO- GETHER. Class Pres. (1 and 2). Vice Pres. S.G.A. (2). Pres. SGA (3). Dean’s Cabinet. Math Club. Dorm Council. Homecom- ing Chairman (4). Political Science Club. MERRY G. SAMUEL Women Students Assoc.. Groove Phi Groove Court. PATRICIA A. HUNTER Hunter “DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO UNTO YOU. Biology Club. Beta Kappa Chi. Modern Dance T roupe. W.S.A. k GERALD WRIGHT Wynne Psi Phi JEFW. JAYNES ‘‘Mr. Jaynes” “GIMMEETHATPHATT . Intramural Basketball. Freshman Track. Ome- ga Psi Phi Frat.. Inc. WILLIAM C. DAWSON Rick THE UNITY OF BLACK PEOPLE WARRANTS SUCCESS Pres. Class of '75, Groove Phi Groove. Tolson Society. Dean’s Cabinet JEWYLL P. WISE Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor.. 307 Academic Social Fellowship ALICE M. WILSON Terry HOWARD BRYANT 160 KAREN M.VESSUP “Kari “I AM THE CAPTAIN OF MY DESTINY AND THE MASTER OF MY FATE Psi Chi Colloquim. Psychology Club, Caribbe- an Student Assoc., W.S.A. Rotoract Club MILTON X. WHITE WE MUST DO SOMETHING FOR SELF Chemistry Club, Alpha Chi. W.L.I.U. WARREN E. GOODEN Groove Phi Groove MBANGOWAH E. TEMBI “MORE DOORS ARE OPENING; THROUGH HOW MANY SHALL I PASS? AMBITION SHOULD NOT END IN INDECISION; IT SHOULD FOLLOW THE MIND INTO DIFFICULT DECISIONS. Bamenda — Cameroon 161 ZARINA MURJI DAVID MCGRAW Quick Draw LIKE THE FLAME OF A CANDLE IN THE DEEPEN- ING NIGHT. IT BURNS MORE BRIGHTLY IN THE DARKEST HOURS; THIS IS TRUE OF PEOPLE IF YOU HAVE UNDERSTANDING FOR THEM, LOOK INSIDE YOURSELF FIRST. CHECK IT OUT!! Cross Country and Track Team, Athletic Com- mittee. Public Relations Photographer VEHLMA J. DOWLS VALERIA E. POPE Vee WE CAN ALWAYS LIVE ON LESS WHEN WE HAVE MORETO LIVE FOR. W.S.A., Treasurer, Homecoming Comm., Psy- chology Club, Dorm activities rep. CARLA TAVARES THE LORD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES... ” Benjamin Franklin Thurgood Marshall Law Society. Political Sci- ence Club. Graterford Prison Project. Debating Club. SGA Treasurer. Class Rep. HOWARD P. BANKS Solid Phi Solid. W.L.I.U. Disc Jockey. History Club. JAMES W. MALLOY, JR. “Shaft NEVER TAKE ANYTHING AT FACE VALUE. Solid Phi Solid. Biology Club. JOYCE M. WATTS NO MATTER IN LIFE WHATEVER MAY BE YOUR GOAL. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE DONUT AND NOTON THE HOLE. Biology Club. ROBERT T. TATE Groove Phi Groove. Varsity Baseball Capt. All- Conference 1973, Outstanding College Athletes of America 1974, Dean’s Cabinet and Sociology Club. 164 MICHAEL L. SCOTT Psychology Club. DENISE E. WALDEN “Nisey” “WHEN YOU'RE AT PEACE WITH YOURSELF. THE REST OF THE WORLD DOESN'T SEEM SO BAD. Psychology Club; Upward Bound Counselor; W.S.A., Psi Chi Colloquim. VANESSA K. ROZZELLE THE HEART OF THE PRUDENT GETTETH KNOWLEDGE; AND THE EAR OF THE WISE SEEK- ETH KNOWLEDGE. Pres. Psychology Club 74-75, Alpha Chi 165 OSWALD C. WILLIAMS Ossie” TO THE FEMALE OF L.U. THE GOOD LORD SAID. “USE IT. BRUISE IT AND BUMP IT; BUT BRING BACK THE FRAME. Math Club. Soccer Team CAROLIN L. HAYES HOLD FAST TO EACH PRECIOUS MOMENT FOR ONCE IT IS PAST. YOU CAN NEVER FULLY RECAPTURE THE SIGNIFICANCE IT HELD FOR YOU. African Dance Troupe. SGA Rep., of Tolson Society. Yearbook Staff. Lincolnian. Home- comingComm., WSA. j BRIAN L. WILLIAMS Onion YOU AIN’T LIVING TIL YOU'RE LOV- ING!!! W.L.I.U., Disc Jockey. 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JOESPH MOODY PAUL MOODEY GOOD LUCK TO THE THEODORE E. MILLER FUTURE ALUMNI OF BRUCE JOHN MUNSON Lincoln University MYRNA PHILLIPS JENISE ROSS MARY G. SAMUEL JOSEPH T. SKERRETT ’33 KAREN VESSUP CLASS OF 75 CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK TO BRUCE M. BENSON THE CLASS OF 75 KLUB HAWKS, INC. 709 SHARON AVE. SHARON HILL. PA. 19079 VERNON BENSON — PRESIDENT HOWARD BLACKSTON WILLIAM EDNEY JOHN DIXON IRVIN CHAVIOUS PAUL THOMAS FRED THOMAS RODGER WESLEY JOHN PEACE ROY RANDOLPH — TREASURER WILLIAM HAMM GEORGE ROBERTS - BUS. MANAGER GEORGE EARLAND GEORGE WILMER SONNY WHITE Best Wishes And Congratulations To Our First College Graduate, Merry Grace Samuel Board Of Directors Emmanuel Day Care Kindergarden Compliments To Merry TheClass Of 75 From Mr. Mrs. Ancil Best Best Wishes Much Love To Merry G. Samuel Nora Sarah Crosslands Spencer Stationery C. 523 Avenue Of The States Chester, Pa. 19013 174 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO MERRY SAMUEL AND THE CLASS OF’75 FROM HER FAMILY FRIENDS Your sunsets Were a red gold voice Singing a sad Amen, And the gray cloud streak Over Oxford way Was a finger Writing the end. Edward Silvera '28