Lincoln University of Missouri - Archives Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

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ARCHIVES 1967 The Year We Looked Forward Lincoln I nivcr ilN has existed for one hLindreil vears--a centurs of progress and dedication.. And she nio es now into The Second (.eiiturv. With the [)ast as a prelude, a beautiful new svmphonv is now openinc;. We hear, with the arri al of 1967, the trumpets of the new centurv striking OLit the first notes oi the svmphonv and heralding the arri al ol the second hundred years. There is a pause, then, the drums roll, and the svmphonv has begun. The violins of uncertaintv weave into the score now and ask the question: ■ W hat can we do w ith the .Second Centurv? Another pause-and the Ijrass section roars in answer: ■■ e can hiiild! T v ' moving vibrations of the symphony echo to Mitchell Hall, where the yearbook is being constructed. our editor hears aliove all else the arresting (piestion ol the iolins-- hat can we do yith the Second Centurvy W ith pen and jiaper. he captures the statement: thus, our theme tor the 1Q67 Ircluv cs is born.. We ask vou now. within the [)ages ot our 1967 Irchirrs. What Can We Do with the Second Centurv? And we hope that your answer, like that of the brass section, will be one which implies further progress. We. indeed, can build in the . ' sec- ond Century, but it will take the united effort of all in the Lincoln family--facult and students. We can make Lincoln University as great as anv universitx within the Inited States, but it is u[) to YOr. So. as vou enjo your 1967 Archives, re- solve to play oiir part in Lincolns s mphon oi progress. We welcome vou to The Second (Jentury. THK STAFF LINCOLN