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LANGSTON HUGHES MEMORIAL LIBRARY

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

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Mr. Thomas p. Gunn

Class of 1966

WHAT IS A UNIVERSITY?

It is the place to which a thousand schools make contributions; in

which the intellect may safely range and speculate, sure to find its equal

in some antagonist activity, and its judge in the tribunal of truth. It is a

place where inquiry is pushed forward, and discoveries verified and

perfected, and rashness rendered innocuous, and error exposed, by the

collision of mind with mind, and knowledge with knowledge. It is the

place where the professor becomes eloquent, and is a missionary and a

preacher, displaying his science in its most complete and most winning

form, pouring it forth with the zeal of enthusiasm, and lighting up his

own love of it in the breasts of his hearers . It is the place where the

catechist makes good his ground as he goes, treading in the truth day by

day into the ready memory, and wedging and tightening it into the ex-

panding reason. It is a place which wins the admiration of the young by

its celebrity, kindles the affections of the middle-aged by its beauty,

and rivets the fidelity of the old by its associations. It is a seat of w is -

dom, a light of the world, a minister of the faith, an Alma Mater of the

rising generation.

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robert n. gardner and manuel rivero

joseph I. harrison

samuel t. Washington

general business

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deforest p. rudd

chemistry

w. t. m. johnson

leroy d. johnson

george henry

economics

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english

h. alfred farrell and julius bellone

louis g. putnam and edward b. groff

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carol winkel and marianne russo

margaret la sala and grace rivero

thomas jones

paul russo

richard Winchester

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waiter waring

paul keuhner

Virginia gunn

armstead o. grubb

benjamin schwartz

james frankowsky

mathematics

donalcl I. pierce

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music orrin suthern

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william r. cole

psychology

physics

Stanley s. tsai

henry cornwell

Charles v. hamilton

political science

lloyd short

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sociology

harold gunn laurence foster

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ernest mcdaniels

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roderick ireland

james prewitt

abdulhamid hassan

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jerry I. fields

Oliver frankl in

ibok d. esema

joseph reed

baxter d. smith

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eddie jackson

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robert albright

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henry o. ayot florence v. collins

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warren harvey marshall

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alan tyrone connor

vaughn thomas

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ernest mutyambizi

charles spain

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roy a. queenan p a u | andriole

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William smith

nyawanga misori

thomas b. garrett

Cornelius ojimba

robert shoemaker

noah ajagunna

william k. cahall

thomas p. gunn

john h. ware

edgar I. Williams

joseph r. dorsey

linus a. bassey

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abdi jama

willard schultz

howard king

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women students association

math club

african students union

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florence collins

harvey boyle

who's in american

norman armstrong

dewey chaney

jerry fields

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joseph reed

donald bogle

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robert albright

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claudia van blake (sec.) elmore phillips (vice-pres.) norman armstrong (pres.) rick ireland (treas.)

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class history

It was in the Fall of '62 when we first walked under that magic

arch-way. There were 123 of us then, and all of us felt good

about that arch-way, those green and orange beanies, and many

other things - - roadhouse runs, beer parties, wood night prepa-

rations, and bull sessions. When we were not at the roadhouse or

rabbling in one another's rooms, we spent our time studying, and

it was then that we learned what an "all-night-stand" really was .

All of these things were integral parts of our introduction to

dormitory life.

Somehow, however, between our studying chores and our in-

troduction to dormitory life, we settled down and elected class

of f icers . Tom Gray (better known then as 'Hackensack') was

president, and Donald Bogle (v ice-pres .), June Bowers ( sec . ) ,

and Kenny Powell ( t reas . ) were our other of f icers . Our class

senators were Norman Armstrong, Sonny Jefferson, and Reggy

Lee . The academic honors of the class went to Florence Collins,

who made straight A ' s both that Freshman year and the Sopho-

more year that followed.

It was in the Sophomore year that we lost a quarter of our

class, and all night stands became more important to us than

roadhouse runs. Also important were fraternity initiations and

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other organizations and activities, all of which seemed to divide

our class into separate groups .

Our officers that Sophomore year were Rick Ireland (pres . ) ,

Herschel Bailey (vice pres . ) , Elmore Phillips ( sec . ) , and Kenny

Powell ( t r eas . ) . They held the fort until our Junior year, which

proved to be one of the most interesting.

It was during our Junior year that as a class we were once

again divided - - this time it was an academic rather than social

division. We started to major in different areas, and we all

tended to "stick" with those in our fields. Academically, we all

worked harder than ever, and it was in this year that other ju-

niors - - besides a certain co-ed - - made the Dean's List. Our

Junior Class officers were Wesley Raney (pres . ) , Charles Spain

(vice-pres .), Claudia Van Blake ( sec . ) , and Vaughn Thomas

( t reas . ) .

In our Senior year, we all started reminiscing, wishing we

could start all over again with the knowledge of life and studies

we had now acquired. Those days of green beanies seemed a we l -

come relief to those we now faced, which loomed big with com-

prehensives and GRE ' s .

As Seniors we noticed many changes that had occured during

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the past four years . There was the addition of the Student Union

and Fine Arts Buildings as well as close to 50 co-eds who now

had a dormitory of their own. And it was also interesting to

note that of those original seven Freshman Class officers, only

two graduated with our c lass . One, Donald Bogle, became the

editor of our yearbook, and the other, Norman Armstrong, be -

came the president of our Senior Class. The other Senior Class

officers were Elmore Phillips (vice-pres .), Claudia Van Blake

(sec . ) , and Rick Ireland ( t r eas . ) . Although our class had dwindled

to 81 and although we had all gone on to higher academic heights,

one thing remained constant: Florence Collins was still a straight

A student, and she went on to become valedictorian of our class.

And Florence and Claudia Van Blake were the only co-eds, of the

orginal five, to graduate with our class.

As we look back on those early days of roadhouse runs, beer

parties, all-night-stands, and, of course, those green and orange

beanies, we are all somewhat nostalgic when we realize those

days are past and now a part of memory alone. But being nostal-

gic is good; from the past, we learn more about the future. And

from the future we must learn that we are to "grieve not, rather

find/Strength in what remains behind."

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M r . and Mrs . James Andriole

M r . Louis Armstrong

M r . and M r s . Allen Avery, Sr.

M r s . Mayme Bailey

M r . and Mrs . Raymond Betters

M r s . Endia Bradyl

Mr s . Earlean Brown

Mr . and Mrs . George Brown

M r . and M r s . Robert Burns

Mr . and Mrs . Wil l iam Cahall, Sr .

M r . and M r s . Arthur Chaney

M r . and Mr s . William R. Chavious

M r . and Mrs . Lester Coleman

M r . Harvey Cruikshank

M r . and Mrs . W . L . Daniels

M r . and M r s . Roy Davis, Jr.

M r s . Cheerful Duncan

M r . and M r s . Felix Francis

Master Felix Fitzgerald Francis

Rev. and M r s . Oliver St. C. Franklin

M r . and M r s . J. B. Frost

Mr . and Mr s . William Graham

M r . and Mrs . Grant S. Gray

M r . and Mr s . Herschel Gray

M r . and Mrs . William H . Gunn

Dr . and Mr s . Charles V. Hamilton

M r . Marietta Harper

Mr . and Mrs . George Ireland

M r . and M r s . Larry D. Kent

D r . and M r s . Paul Keuhner

M r . and Mr s . Donald Law, Sr.

D r . Lawrence T . Law

Mr . and M r s . Edgar Law

Mrs . Percy E . Law, Sr.

Mr . and Mrs . Percy E . Law, Jr.

Mr . and Mrs . Johnny Love

M r . and Mr s . Ernest McDaniels, Sr.

Mrs . Florence Law Martin

M r . and Mr s . Warren Harvey Marshall, Sr.

M r . and Mrs . Charles Moten

M r . and Mr s . Charles Nelson

M r . and Mrs . Clarence Nelson

Mr s . Mary Nelson

M r . and Mrs . Robert Nelson

Miss Cornelia Palmer

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M r s . Evelyn J. Perkins

M r . and Mr s . Lee P. Perkins

M r . and Mr s . Leonard Pevar I

M r . and Mrs . Roland Phillips j

M r . and Mr s . Robert E . Pollock

Miss Marcia Ann Prewitt

M r . and Mr s . Selmer E . Prewitt

M r s . Annie Queenan

M r . and Mrs . G. Wesley Raney, Jr.

M r . and Mrs . Joseph Reed, Sr.

M r . Harry Franklin Robinson

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acknowledgments

V/e would like to thank the following people for the time and effort they gave us to prepare this yearbook:

Mr s . Dorothy M . Bowman

M r . Roderick Ireland i

Miss Claudia Van Blake

Miss Lyvonne Law Robinson

M r . and M r s . Charles W . Russell

D r . and M r s . Benjamin Schwartz

M r . David Sloan

Mr . and Mrs . Freddie R. Sowers

M r . and Mrs . Theodore Steward

M r . and Mrs . Levi Thomas

M r . Walter Waring

M r . and M r s . Mayo Wil l iams

M r . and M r s . Willie Mae Winfield

M r . Emery Wimbish

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student directory

Ajagunna, Noah Adebola "Chief" Soccer, African Students Union (Pres ) .

Albright, Robert

Anderson, Samuel Edward Axiom (Editor), Anti-apartheid Student Action Comm. ( V . C . ) Lectures & Recitals Comm., Exchange Comm, Math Club (Sec . ) NAACP (VP), Chem-istry Club, Student Union Program Comm., International Relations Club.

Andriole, Paul YMCA, Student Union Comm., Society for Advancement of Management, Young Republicans Club.

Armstrong, Norman Alva "Chiefo" Senior Class Pres. , Chemistry Club, Bio Club, YMCA, Student Senate, N . S . A . Coordinator, Alpha Phi Alpha.

Avery, Allen Madison Baseball, Varsity Club, L INCOLNIAN

Ayot, Henry Okello Political Science Club (Pres) , East African Student Union (Sec).

Bailey, Herschel

Bassey, Linus

Betters, Roy Richard "Napoleon" International Relations Club, NAACP (Sec), Sociology Club (Pres ) Alpha Phi Alpha, Student Union Comm., W i l -mington Tutorial Project.

Bogle, Donald E . "Bogey" Freshman Class V .P . , Student Senate (Cor . Sec), Yearbook Editor, L IN-COLNIAN, Lincoln Players, English Club (V . P.), NAACP (Treas ) , Who's Who.

Boyle, Harvey Kay Society for Advancement of Manage-ment ( V . P . ) .

Brown, Carl F. Lincoln Players, Pan Hellenic Coun-

cil, Phi Beta Sigma, Exchange Comm., Basketball, Track, Society for Ad-vancement of Management, L IN -COLNIAN, Lab Ass ' t .

Brown, Lester J. " T Buns" Baseball, Cross-Country, Basketball, Softball, Wrestling, Newman Club, Society for Advancement of Manage-ment Student Government (Senator).

Burns, Ronald L . Baseball, Chess Club.

Cahall, Will l iam K. , Jr. "Wild Bill" LINCOLNIAN, Bowling.

Chaney, Dewey Alan Chemistry Club, NAACP, Bio Club, Who's Who, Student Senate, L . U . Science Fair, Smith, Kline & French Research Fellow.

Chavious, Ronald R. "Ronnie" Kappa Alpha Psi.

Collins, Florence V . Women Student Association, Human-ities Club, L INCOLNIAN (Editor), Yearbook (Editor), Who's Who.

Connor, Alan

Daniels, Audry Raiford "Ray" Glee Club, Bio Club, University Ensemble.

Davis, Kenneth N. "Moon" Wrestling, YMCA, American Chemical Society, Student Senate, Chemistry Club, Math Club, NAACP (Sec), Polit-ical Science Club.

Dlamini, Gwece "Square Root" Swaziland Students Union (T reas ) .

Dorsey, Joseph R . , Jr. Student Senate (V.P. ) , Varsity Club, Young Republicans, Kappa Alpha Psi, Chess Club, Pol Sci Club, L INCOLN -IAN.

Ekong, Anthony E . U . Cross-Country.

Esema, Ibok Dickson Pan Hellenic Council, L INCOLNIAN Soccer, Al l -American Soccer Team, (Ass ' t Editor), Humanities Club, FOCUS Club (Pres), Nigerian Students Intramurals, English Club. Union (Pres, Sec), Discipline Comm.

Jackson, Eddie L . " E . J . " Etuk, Francis Archibong Baseball, Society for Advancement of

Nigerian Students Union ( V . P . ) . Management, Varsity Club, Intra-Nigerian Students Union ( V . P . ) . murals .

Fields, Jerry Lynn Kappa Alpha Psi (Polemarch), Base- Jama, Abdi Awleh "Big Jama" ball, Student Government, Who's Who. African Students Union, International

1 Relations Club (Chairman of Cultural Franklin, Oliver St. Clair "Bhemor" Af fa irs Committee), Political Science

Student Government (V.P. ) , Omega Club (Program Committee). Psi Phi (Basileus), L INCOLNIAN (Editor), Crossroads Africa, Axiom, James, Robert Arnold "Bergenfield" Tennis, Debating. Football, Softball, Basketball, NAACP Tennis, Debating.

( V . P . ) , Varsity Baseball. Freeman, Harold W . , Jr. "Giggles"

Track, Cross-Country, Varsity Karioki, James N . "Too Much"

• Club, Lincoln University Players . Soccer, L IFT Counselor.

Garrett, Thomas B. "The Graveyard of King, Howard Renshaw "Evi l Eye Fleugel" i Nu" Kappa Alpha Psi (Ass ' t Keeper of Rec-

Society for the Advancement of Man- ords), Track, Choir, Varsity Cross -agement, Alpha Phi Alpha (Pres of Country (Captain). Pledge Program), Math Club ( V . P . ) .

Leggett, W. Oliver, Jr. "Bucky" Leggett, W. Oliver, Jr. "Bucky" Graham, Wil l iam Theodore, Jr. " B . G . " Student Government (Pres, Senator),

International Relations Club (Pres . ) , Society for Advancement of Manage-Alpha Phi Alpha (Parliamentarian, ment, Varsity Cross-Country, Varsity Coordinator of Tutorial Program), Bio Wrestling LINCOLNIAN, NAACP, Inter-Club, Chemistry Club, Student Gov- national Relations Club. ernment (Social Chairman), L IN-COLNIAN (News Editor), Bowling, McDaniel, Ernest, Jr. "Ernie"

| Football. Alpha Phi Alpha, Math Club.

Gunn, Thomas Philip "Gunn" Marshall, Warren 1 Society for Advancement of Manage- •

ment (Pres) , Omega Psi Phi, Track, Masciantonio, John Nichols Basketball, Softball. Newman Club (Pres), Society for Ad-Basketball, Softball.

vancement of Management. Halter, Edward Halter, Edward

Misori, Nyawanga Harrison, Frederick Callender "Freddy" East African Students' Union, Debating

Glee Club (Pres) , Lincoln Players, Club, Political Science Club, Inter-Omega Psi Phi, Track, Basketball. National Relations Club.

Hart, Granville S. Mutyambizi, Ernest Jato

Hassan, Abdulhamid Nelson, Clarence LaMont "Dickie" Hassan, Abdulhamid Omega Psi Phi, Baseball, Wrestling,

Ireland, Roderick L . "Rickus" Intramural Bowling, Football, Basket-Debating, Varsity Club, Tennis, ball, History Club. Omega Psi Phi, Sophomore Class

Newswanger, Richard President, Senior Class Treasurer , Newswanger, Richard

Noble, Howard Doule, Jr. "Bobby" Track, Baseball, Math Club, YMCA, Alpha Phi Alpha.

Ntabe, Joseph T .

Okon, Gabriel Asuguo Soccer.

Ojimba Cornelius

Overby, Kenneth Eugene " K . O . " Baseball, Varsity Club, NAACP.

Perkins, Ralph Allen Kappa Alpha Psi

Pevar, Marc C.

Phillips, Elmore Chauncy "Moe" Secretary of Sophomore Class, Vice President of Senior Class, Omega Psi Phi, LINCOLNIAN, Society for the Ad-vancement of Management.

Polk, Silas

Pollock, James Allen "Jimmy" Bowling.

Prewitt, James Everett "Fr i tz " Track, Billard Championships, Table Tennis Team, Society For Advance-ment Management, Bowling.

Queenan, Roy Arthur, " R . A . Q . " LINCOLNIAN, Lincoln Players, Student Government Association, NAACP.

Ramalefane, Tseliso Etienne Soccer, Tennis.

Raney, G. Wesley, III "Rev" Kappa Alpha Psi (Keeper of Records), Pan Hellenic Council (Pres), Political Science Club (Pres), L INCOLNIAN (Ass ' t Circulation Manager), Presi -dent Junior Class, John Mil ler Dickey Society, YMCA Softball, Football.

Reed, Joseph, Jr. "Gator" Alpha Phi Alpha, Student Senate, Who's Who, Chemistry Club, American Chemical Society, YMCA, Softball, Football.

Roberts, Anthony Brenton "Doc" L INCOLNIAN (Ass ' t Sports Editor), Soccer (Capt), A L L N A I A Tournament Team, baseball, Steel Band (Dir ) , Intramural Director, Student Govern-ment (Chr . Athletic Activities).

Salim, Ahmed

Schultz, Wil lard Ear l B. "Schultzie" Philosophy Club (Pres), L INCOLN-IAN, Political Science Club, Axiom, Student Government (Constitution Committee).

Shoemaker, Robert

Smith, Baxter

Smith, William

Sowers, Stephen R. "Steve" Bowling (Sect), Tennis, Wrestling, Phi Beta Sigma, Society for Advancement of Management.

Spain, Charles H. Political Science Club (Pres), Glee Club, Vice President Junior Class, LINCOLNIAN, Omega Psi Phi ( V . P . ) .

Thomas, Vaughn Levi "A f ro " Varsity Club (Pres), Sociology Club (V .P . ) , Student Union Program Comm. Junior Class T reasure r .

Umoren, Udo Ukpong

Uyo, Ibok Nathaniel "Akpan Adiataa Edetok"

Soccer

Van Blake, Claudia Gretchcn Class Secretary (Jr. & Sr. ) , Women Students Association (Pres, Treas ) Yearbook Business Staff.

Ware, John

Will iams, Edgar L . Glee Club, Omega Psi Phi, Track, foot-ball.

Wood, Fred

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