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1980 PRESENTS THE LION

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA.

MICHELLE D. HOLDER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DEDICATION

We the class of 1980 take great pride in dedicating our yearbook to two fine professors Dr. Henry Cornwell and Mr. Alexander Gabbin.

Dr. Cornwell is the chairman of the Psychology Department. He has been a devoted teacher at Lincoln for 36 years. He always has time to counsel students when needed. This year Dr. Cornwell will retire with the class of 1980.

Mr. Gabbin is a professor in the Business Department and is also our class advisor. He has worked with us since our freshman year and has continued through our senior year. He has never missed a class meeting despite his busy schedule.

The class of 1980 would like to show our appreciation to two great men by dedicating our yearbook to them.

WE'LL MISS YOU !!! A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980

I can remember my first day at Lincoln August 1976, not knowing where to go or what to do. Finally, I met some friends and was able to find my way around the campus.

It now seems like we have been in school forever, struggling, and just trying to survive. Lincoln University is one experience; either you make it or you don't. There are so many things you have to deal with: your teachers, peers, the atmosphere, and yourself. I'm proud to say it has been a pleasure learning and sharing experiences with you.

Now it has ended. When you leave here remember one thing: BE YOURSELF and live your life to the fullest.

Michelle D. Holder ALMA MATER

Dear Lincoln, Dear Lincoln To thee we'll e'er be true! The golden hours we've spent beneath The dear old Orange and Blue

Will live for e'er in memory, As guiding stars through life; For thee our Alma Mater dear, We'll rise in our might.

For we love every inch of thy sacred soil Every tree on thy campus green; And for thee with our might We will ever toil That thou mightest be supreme.

We'll raise thy standard to the sky Midst glory and honor to fly; And constant and true. We will live for thee anew. Our Dear Old Orange and Blue Hail! Hail! Lincoln! "

A. Dennie Bibb, '13

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Office of the President

December 17, 1979

TO THE CLASS OK 1980:

"Everythinii g the child learns in school he forgets--but the education remains. ii

This French maxim, like most maxims, overstates the case. Still it contains immense truth, for even at Lincoln what you carry away in terms of your motivation, values, judgment, habits of thought, habits of work, knowledge, and humaneness are the essential outcomes of your years here to help you meet the problems of a world beset with daunting obligations.

No doubt you may be slightly aghast over the seemingly stupid problems of this period: why can't we burn all the oil we can pay for; why can't we blow our weak little adversaries off the globe; why can we... We are rich, powerful, right. All of us find it difficult to accept that all affairs are no longer simple, that we must be mindful of the peoples all over the world, that perhaps the most challenging task of your generation will be how to bring the advantages of civilization to all the peoples over the earth without subjecting it to a nuclear holo- caust in the process. To achieve the last will require a triumph of tenacity over adversity.

This last theme, too, must be moved to the front. The potential of our science and technology is immense but not limitless. You must be especially sensitive to developments such as we are alreading experi- encing: our right to privacy abraded by the computer, for example. And even more frightening encounters with the dehumanizing potential of technology are evident.

May we hope for you a life of sincere, effective involvement, using your skills in the service of our society—a Lincoln tradition since 1854. Avoid the cosmetic, the selfish, the fanatic. Santayana defined a fana- tic as one who redoubles his efforts after he has lost sight of his goals. May your goals be clear and worthy.

Very cordially yours

Herman R. Branson President HRB:vsg

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA. 19352 • (215) 932-8300 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

Office of the President

December 17, 1979

TO THE CLASS OF 1980:

"Everythinit g the child learns in school he forgets—but the education remains. it

This French maxim, like most maxims, overstates the case. Still it contains immense truth, for even at Lincoln what you carry away in terms of your motivation, values, judgment, habits of thought, habits of work, knowledge, and humaneness are the essential outcomes of your years here to help you meet the problems of a world beset with daunting obligations.

No doubt you may be slightly aghast over the seemingly stupid problems of this period: why can't we burn all the oil we can pay for; why can't we blow our weak little adversaries off the globe; why can we... We are rich, powerful, right. All of us find it difficult to accept that all affairs are no longer simple, that we must be mindful of the peoples all over the world, that perhaps the most challenging task of your generation will be how to bring the advantages of civilization to all the peoples over the earth without subjecting it to a nuclear holo- caust in the process. To achieve the last will require a triumph of tenacity over adversity.

This last theme, too, must be moved to the front. The potential of our science and technology is immense but not limitless. You must be especially sensitive to developments such as we are alreading experi- encing: our right to privacy abraded by the computer, for example. And even more frightening encounters with the dehumanizing potential of technology are evident.

May we hope for you a life of sincere, effective involvement, using your skills in the service of our society—a Lincoln tradition since 1854. Avoid the cosmetic, the selfish, the fanatic. Santayana defined a fana- tic as one who redoubles his efforts after he has lost sight of his goals. May your goals be clear and worthy.

Very cordially yours

Herman R. Branson President HRB:vsg

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA. 19352 • (215) 932-8300 A TOUR OF OUR CAMPUS

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA.

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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA Rendall Hall. This is one of the two male freshman dorms. Re- member when we all lived to- gether?

Lorraine Hansberry Hall. This is the only freshman women's dorm. Males out by 9:30? What happened to 24 hour visitation!?

Robert B. McRary Hall. Built with funds from McRary's estate in 1956, it's the newest dormitory available to the freshman men. Where did they put the basketball team? Liiluiiitm

10 Lucy Laney. Built in 1967, this is the newest dorm available for the upperclasswomen.

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Langston Hughes Memorial Li- brary. This was the place where we never found the material we need- ed for the research paper which we had all semester to do.

Alumni Memorial Gymnasium. Re- member when there was no bowl- ing alley? How about when there was a wrestling team? Who still re- members Coach Randolph?

13 HOMECOMING 79-80 CANDIDATES

Miss Margaret Alston Miss Mavis Kelley

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18 STOP! YOU'RE PULLING MY LEG

I can't take it any longer. Rob Que features Tarzan.

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20 Acting just like prepies. Oh No!

Suzy Chapstick He's mine.

Yeah Child! Don't even try it.

21 CONFUSION

HELP!

22 Loord We're number 1.

He loves me, Come on Bill. He loves me not.

DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF 1980

To school again we must once tread To books, to work, to things we dread. At times this life can be quite dull, But yet it can be wonderful! We learn, we play, we sing and dance. But does this life hold real romance? So yet another year goes by. We're happy, sad, get mad, we cry. But all these changes we go through, are necessary we understand. And they will happen every year until that sheepskins in our hands.

Carole V. Taylor Class of 80

28 R 1 SENIORS CYNTHIA ALLEN MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY ROBERT ALLEN MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARTINA ARRINGTON HOMETOWN ROSELAND, MAJOR SPANISH MARGARET ALSTON VIRGINIA HOMETOWN PLEASANTVILLE, MAJOR BUSINESS NEW JERSEY ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN JAMESBURG, KIM YVONNE BANKS NEW JERSEY MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN NEW JERSEY MARSHA BARKSDALE MAJOR BIOLOGY/SPANISH HOMETOWN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

30 ANDREA BRANCHE MAJOR SPANISH HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA SHEILA BIGGS MAJOR THERAPEUTIC RECREATION HOMETOWN QUEENS, NEW BARBARA BROWN RICKY BEATON YORK MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES MAJOR ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., MICHAEL BROADNAX HOMETOWN CRESTMONT, PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR SOCIOLOGY/HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN PHILA., LINDA BRANTLEY PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA PENNSYLVANIA

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DONNA BROWN MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN HARTFORD, DARLENE CHISOLM CONN. MAJOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS TIBE CHIEPE HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

SHEILA CHRISTIE DEBORAH CLARK MAJOR SPANISH HOMETOWN LAURELTON, NEW YORK

32 JAYNE CRAWFORD MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN HARTFORD, SHAWN COVERDALE CONNECTICUT MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN WILMINGTON, VALENCIA DELOATCH DEBORAH R. CLARK DELAWARE MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR BUSINESS HOMETOWN PHILA., ADMINISTRATION BRUCE DAYE PENNSYLVANIA HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR BUSINESS PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATION BILL DAVIS HOMETOWN WILMINGTON, MAJOR BUSINESS DELAWARE ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA

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( 34 DEBORAH FINNEY MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA., LAURETHA FIELDS PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR GENERAL SCIENCE HOMETOWN AUGUSTA, TERRANCE FOUNTAIN DEBORAH FIELDS GEORGIA MAJOR BIOLOGY MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY HOMETOWN NASSAU, HOMETOWN PHILA., BAHAMAS PENNSYLVANIA CHARLES FLEMING MAJOR BIOLOGY CHERLYN FLAMER HOMETOWN HARRISBURG, MAJOR BUSINESS PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA

35 KENNETH FULLENWELLEN MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., JEFFREY GARRETT PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESLEY GILLETT HOMETOWN PHILA., STEPHANIE GATES MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES PENNSYLVANIA HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR SOCIOLOGY PENNSYLVANIA HOMETOWN BRAD GOODWIN RANDALLSTOWN, MAJOR BIOLOGY MARYLAND HOMETOWN NEW YORK EARL GRAY MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE HOMETOWN BRONX, NEW YORK

36 RICHARD HANNAH MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JEROME HAMILTON HOMETOWN QUEENS, NEW MAJOR BIOLOGY YORK HOMETOWN ST. ALBANS, MICHAEL HARRISON NEW YORK CONSTANCE GREEN MAJOR BUSINESS MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN DARBY, HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA LIANE HARRIS PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR SOCIOLOGY HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW DEBRA HARPER YORK MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY HOMETOWN LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY

37 VANESSA HESTER MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA JAMIE HIGHTOWER MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY MICHELLE D. HOLDER HOMETOWN LOWER MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY/ BURRELL, PENNSYLVANIA WAYNE HOFFLER EDUCATION MAJOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS HOMETOWN BRONX, NEW HOMETOWN NORFOLK, YORK EDITH HULL VIRGINIA MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE HOMETOWN PHILA., ERIC HUTT PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

38 REBECCA JACKSON MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA MALINDA JACKSON MAJOR BUSINESS BRIAN JENKINS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR BUSINESS YVETTE HUYGHUE HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR THERAPEUTIC PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATION RECREATION HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, HOMETOWN BLOOMFIELD, RILEY JAMES D.C. CONNECTICUT MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA., KENNETH JAMES PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR SOCIOLOGY/HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN PHILA., PA.

39 RALPH JOHNSON MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, RENEE JOHNSON D.C. MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE DARLENE KATES HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR BUSINESS PENNSYLVANIA CELESTINE JULIEN ADMINISTRATION MAJOR ENGLISH HOMETOWN PHILA., CRAIG KELLY HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR HUMAN YORK SERVICES/BIOLOGY MAVIS KELLEY HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR BUSINESS PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATION/ ACCOUNTING HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

40 1 SHARAN LEWIS MAJOR THERAPEUTIC RECREATION HOMETOWN WILMINGTON, ROBERT LANGLEY DELAWARE MAJOR CHEMISTRY HOMETOWN PHILA., JAMES LOVE MAJOR POLITICAL BRIAN KING PENNSYLVANIA SCIENCE/BUSINESS MAJOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS KENNETH LOPEZ ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN MEDIA, HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, D.C. PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN NEW YORK, NEW YORK VALORIE LONG MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY/ EDUCATION

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41 JACQUELINE MAJOR MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., PATRICIA MASON PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA., CORDIE MIDDLETON PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BIOLOGY ROSEMARY MCMILLAN HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR BUSINESS PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATION PATRICIA MINUS HOMETOWN CHESTER, MAJOR ENGLISH PENNSYLVANIA HOMETOWN PHILA. PENNSYLVANIA GARY MONTGOMERY MAJOR SOCIOLOGY HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, D.C.

42 DEBORAH PIERCE MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN THOKO MZIZI MASSACHUSETTS MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES

RAYMOND RAGLAND ALAN MORRISON MAJOR HISTORY MAJOR BUSINESS HOMETOWN PHILA., ANTHONY PRESSLEY ADMINISTRATION PENNSYLVANIA HOMETOWN NEWARK, NEW MAJOR BUSINESS JERSEY ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., DENISE PLUMMER PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS/BUSINESS HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA

43 GLENN REESE MAJOR THERAPEUTIC RECREATION HOMETOWN PHILA., JARLA ROBBINS PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR ENGLISH HOMETOWN LINCOLN UNIV., SHARLENE ROBERSON PENNSYLVANIA BARBARA ROBERSON MAJOR MATH/EDUCATION MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY/ HOMETOWN PHILA., EDUCATION PENNSYLVANIA RORY ROBINSON HOMETOWN MONTCLAIR, MAJOR BIOLOGY NEW JERSEY HOMETOWN COATESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA NILDA ROMAN MAJOR THERAPEUTIC RECREATION HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, YORK

44 BETTY SAUNDERS MAJOR THERAPEUTIC RECREATION HOMETOWN ROSELLE, NEW RANLIN SANDERS JERSEY HOMETOWN DARBY, PENNSYLVANIA JAMES SCOTT MAJOR BUSINESS DUANE ROUNDTREE ADMINISTRATION MAJOR ECONOMICS HOMETOWN PHILA., HOMETOWN PHILA., DENISE SCOTT PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN NEW YORK GALE SAUNDERS MAJOR SPANISH HOMETOWN BRONX, NEW YORK WILLIAM SCOTT MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN PHILA., ANTHONY SELLERS PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR RECREATION DAWN SIMMONS LEADERSHIP MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE HOMETOWN ENGLEWOOD, MICHAEL SHULER HOMETOWN ST. ALBANS, NEW JERSEY MAJOR GENERAL SCIENCE NEW YORK HOMETOWN PHILA., YVONNE SIMMONS PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR CHEMISTRY HOMETOWN CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS MICHAEL SIMPERS MAJOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS HOMETOWN WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

46 RHONDA STARKS MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN PHILA., DAVID SMALLWOOD PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION KAREN SWEETLAND HOMETOWN BOSTON, RENEE SIMS MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY MASSACHUSETTS MAJOR BIOLOGY/FRENCH HOMETOWN QUEENS, NEW HOMETOWN PHILA., YORK DEBORAH SUMLIN PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN ROOSEVELT, TERRIE STILL NEW YORK MAJOR THERAPEUTIC RECREATION HOMETOWN CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY

47 BRENDA ANN TATE MAJOR SOCIOLOGY HOMETOWN JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA CAROLE V. TAYLOR MAJOR ENGLISH MAURICE THOMPSON HOMETOWN NEW YORK, NEW MAJOR BUSINESS YORK ADMINISTRATION PAMELA TAYLOR MAJOR SPANISH/EDUCATION HOMETOWN PHILA., LAVORA VALENTINE HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BUSINESS YORK ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, D.C. DARRELL VANPELT MAJOR MINISTRY HOMETOWN FANWOOD, NEW JERSEY

48 WUANDA WALLS MAJOR SPANISH HOMETOWN PA. CHARLES F. WALLS MAJOR MATHEMATICS HOMETOWN PHILA., COLETTE WALKER PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, THERESA WHITE D.C. MARGARET WHITBY MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA., FRANCES WEEKES PENNSYLVANIA MAJOR BIOLOGY HOMETOWN PHILA., PENNSYLVANIA

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DEBRA ANN WILLIAMS MAJOR HUMAN SERVICES HOMETOWN QUEENS, NEW YORK ERIC WILLIAMS MAJOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION JOSEPH WILLIAMS HOMETOWN TRENTON, NEW MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY JERSEY JEFFREY WILLIAMS HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW MAJOR: MATHEMATICS YORK RUSSELL WILLIAMS HOMETOWN PHILA., MAJOR BIOLOGY PENNSYLVANIA HOMETOWN BROOKLYN, NEW RODNEY WILSON YORK MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN WASHINGTON, D.C.

50 SONDRA WOOLRIDGE STEPHANIE YANCEY MAJOR BUSINESS MAJOR THERAPEUTIC ADMINISTRATION RECREATION HOMETOWN HEMPSTEAD, HOMETOWN ST. ALBANS, NEW YORK NEW YORK

PRISCILLO OBODO MAJOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMETOWN NIGERIA WEST AFRICA

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DEAN VERNON DR. THOMAS AND DR. GARDNER DURING FRESHMEN ORIENTATION LIVED IN THE BASEMENT WEEK OF AMOS

THE MINIS WERE IN F Y c A O 0 V U A 0 s C R o H I R T R J E Y O W S N 0 U E R C S D K S E R WHEN 54 BEING A SENIOR

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Fantasy

I now realize that everything that happens whether good or bad is for the education of my living so

I know now that all is reality and fantasies exist only within the mind

By Guy Sims

SPANISH CLUB

1st Row: Barbara Nance, Nilda Roman, Aisha Hedrington. 2nd Row: Frances Weekes, Andrea Branche, Martina Arrington. 3rd Row: Pamela Taylor, Liane Harris. FRENCH CLUB

Front: Colette Walker, Renee Sims. Back: Sylvie Camia, Carla Maxwell. SOCIOLOGY CLUB

1st Row: Aisha Hedrington, Darlene Robinson, Thoko Mizizi, Brenda Tate. 2nd Row: Deborah Sumlin, Rhonda Starks. 3rd Row: Liane Harris, Sherri Clark. 4th Row: Michael Broadnax, Prof. Ed Sbarbaro, Prof. John L. Thomas, Prof. Norwood Coleman. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

1st Row: Michelle Holder. 2nd Row: Debra Harper, Kevin Wise, Henry Stokes. 3rd Row: Eric Walker, Valencia DeLoatch. 4th Row: Mark Rhymes, Joseph Williams. ALPHA CHI

Left to Right Liane Harris, Michelle Holder, Debra Harper, Deborah Sumlin

ALPHA KAPPA DELTA

1st Row: Darlene Robinson, Thoko Mizizi, 2nd Row: Liane Harris, Deborah Sumlin, Steph- anie Yancey. 3rd Row: Prof. Ed Sbarbaro, Prof. John L. Thomas and Prof. Norwood Coleman. TOLSON SOCIETY

Machella Chavis. BUSINESS CLUB

Mavis Kelley, Kenny Holder, Denise Scott, Sonia Dunbar

63 MILITANTS FOR CHRIST

Sitting: Francine Urquhart, Winifred Parrish, Debra Clark, Renee Sims. Standing: Anthony Pressley, Byron Craig, Darrell Van Pelt, John Boddie, Michael Broadnax, William Lomax, Donald Bazemore.

MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

Bro. Jabir Abd-al Rahman, Bro. Nasir Hashim Bey, Bro. Anwar Abdullah, Bro. Damaas Adham Abd-al Hakim, Bro. Ramadan Muhammad Faheem Sahih, Bro. Hassan Samir Bahar. Faye Smallwood and Lorella Dicks.

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Ruth Shillingford: Vice Pres. of Internal Affairs, Floyd Green: President, Charles Fleming: Vice Pres. of External Affairs, John A. Eddings: Treasurer. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY INC.

1st Row: LaVora Valentine. 2nd Row: Bernadette Royster, Patricia Cherry. 3rd Row: Yvette Huyghue, Cynthia Brown. 4th Row: Elizabeth Alleyne, Pamela Keyes. 5th Row: Tia Chambers, Brenda Allen, Melanie Schofield, Donna Brown. Sitting: Melita Johnson, Diane Clare. ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY INC.

Wayne Rock, Duane Roundtree, Floyd Green, Terry Fountain, Stan Hyman, Kenny Walker, Mike Fields, Handel Pascoe, Freddie Addae, Craig Brooks, Leon Sutton, Gerard Bingham, Gerald Hornbuckle, Earl Gray, Hank Alston, Mike Embden, Charlie Brown, Dave Dicks, Roosevelt Allen

69 ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY DELTA DELTA CHAPTER

Front: Nilda Roman. 2nd Row: Michelle Holder, Ruth Shillingford. 3rd Row: Deborah Pierce, Stephanie Yancey. Back: Liane Harris, Frances Weekes, Barbara Nance, Andrea Branche, Carole Taylor. Sitting: Darlene Robinson, Enger Norfleet. PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY MU CHAPTER

1st Row: Philip Britton, Eric Raymore. 2nd Row: Darrell Van Pelt, Harold C. Dolly. 3rd Row: Martin Thompson, Guy Robinson. 4th Row: Norman Suber, Steven Board. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY INC. ZETA OMEGA CHAPTER

1st Row: Darlene Maiden, Sharlene Roberson. 2nd Row: Debra K. Harper, Lisa Cooper. 3rd Row: Arlene Cashaw, Patricia Minus. 4th Row: Brenda Tate, Sherri Clark, Pamela Taylor, Valencia Deloatch, Patricia Hughes and Rhonda Starks. Sitting: Karen Sweetland and Gloria Watkis. GROOVE PHI GROOVE

Ground: Steve Hodges. Tyrone Dangerfield, Gary Marrow, Jeffrey Hosten, Princeton Stevens, Charles Harris, Anwar Aadil-Abdullah, Bruce Daye, Willie K. Crawford, Jabir Abdal-Rahman. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA

Standing: Cordie Middleton, Margaret Whitby, Cindi Allen, Valerie Baldwin, Wanda Holmes. Sitting: Karla Conde. ALPHA PHI OMEGA

Richard Bond

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Standing: Keith Waters, Obungur Ibange, Tyrone Alexander, Kenneth Chandler: Advisor, Dwayne Dunston, Robert Duckett, Clayton Crothers. Sitting: David Tull.

SOLID PHI SOLID

Leana Dove, Henry Stokes, Kim Kirkland. CONCERNED

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Life didn't get by me this time

Things didn't just breeze on by like the wind through the trees

Life didn't get by me this time for I was ready and I moved right along with it

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May 17, 1957 - February 21, 1980

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Sheila L. Biggs "She" 9/1/57 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in Life: To become a Physical Therapist Activities: Resident Advisor, Gospel Ensemble, L.U. Chorale, Recreational Leader, Dean's List Student Philosophy: If there is something in life you want, nothing and no one and no one can stop you from getting it, if you strive hard enough to achieve it.

Solomon Fulton "Sol" 12/30/57 Zodiac: Capricorn Goal in Life: To become the best person that I can in the field of Health Education and Physical Education. Activities: Treasurer of the National Ethnic Mi- nority Society, S.G.A. Senator for 1980, Member of the Gospel Ensemble, Chairper- son for Physical Education Majors Club, Peer Counselor Philosophy: We as people, should not be satis- fied with complacency; for as many days as we live, we should always try to grow a little more.

90 Carole V. Taylor 3/8/58 Zodiac: Pisces Goal in Life: To be successful on whatever road I take. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Peer Coun- selor, Pan-Hellenic Council Philosophy: Let each man live as he must, but do not let him impose his lifestyle on an- other.

Denise A. Scott Full of Information Zodiac: Libra Goal in Life: To be well off, happy and famous. Activities: Vice-president - Business and Eco- nomics Club, Chairman - Statistical and Re- search Lab, Public Relations officer - Class of 1980, Women's Basketball Team

91 Deborah Sumlin Goal in life: To be successful in my future endeavors. Activities: President of Alpha Kappa Delta Na- tional Sociology Honor Society, Candidate for Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities, Secretary of Sociology Club, Peer Counselor, English Grammar Tu- tor. Philosophy: The key to success is desire and perseverance. The only place you'll find success before work is in the dictionary.

Cherlyn Flamer Flame On March 16, 1958 Zodiac: Pisces. Goal in life: To someday own my own business and live a happy and stable life. Activities: Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart. Philosophy: I would like to wish all the graduat- ing classes after me lots of luck. No matter how tough things may be, always strive hard to reach your goals.

92 Malinda Johnson Mo 1/18/58 Zodiac: Capricorn Goal in Life: To be fulfilled in every aspect of life, and to have a career which will help others fulfill their lives. Activities: Dormitory Council, Groove Phi Groove Royal Court Philosophy: Always have faith in God and be- lieve in yourself. You are somebody, and once you understand this no one and nothing can put you down.

Michelle Denise Holder Pokey 4/9/58 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To have my own center for dis- abled children. Activities: Vice-president - Zeta Phi Beta Soror- ity, Yearbook Editor, Alpha Chi Honor Soci- ety, Resident Advisor, President - Psycholo- gy Club Philosophy: To be yourself and not try to imi- tate others.

93 Roxanne Lenita Evans Foxy Roxy September 29, 1959 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in life: Be an interpreter. Activities: Vice Pres. of Spanish Club, member of Biology Club and Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart. Philosophy: Overall my stay at Lincoln has been enjoyable and beneficial. I hope that those students who remain at Lincoln realize that their first priority is to obtain an educa- tion. Best of luck to the classes of '81, '82, '83.

Kenneth Bernard Fullenwellen March 17, 1958 Zodiac: Pisces Goal in life: To become a business manager in a marketing area and to one day own my own business. Activities: Business and Economics Club, Vice President of Gamma Phi Omega Fraternity.

94 Debra Kim Harper Kayeem 6/26/58 Zodiac: Cancer Goal in Life: To become a successful psycholo- gist. Activities: Vice-president - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Gospel Ensemble, Psychology Club, Affir- mative Action Committee, Dean's Cabinet, Steering Committee, Sigma Soul Philosophy: True self-confidence comes when one achieves something calling for courage, intense effort, persistence and determina- tion and when one discovers he is capable of meeting new and greater challenges.

Brad Goodwin Big B 8/2/57 Zodiac: Leo Activities: Biology Club, Debating Team Philosophy: Life is what you make it and I believe it consists of three major conpon- ents: chance, freedom of will and opportuni- ty.

95 James R. Love November 26, 1956 Goal in life: To reach back and help my fellow brothers and sisters to succeed. Activities: Militants for Christ, Senior Class President, Student Body Senator. Philosophy: To extend to everyone the dignity he deserve as one of God's children.

Stephanie L. Yancey Steph September 13, 1958 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in life: Rehabilitation Therapist. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Phi Beta Sigma Royal Court, Alpha Kappa Delta So- ciology Honor Society, and Senior Class Corresponding Secretary. Philosophy: He who has health has hope and he who has hope has everything.

96 Sharan Lewis Jit March 8th. Zodiac: Pisces. Goal in life: To leave Lincoln University and never have to return. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., member of Pan-Hell, Children's Recreation Develop- mental Clinic, Annual Elementary Track, Gymnastics Workshop, Worked with V. A. Hospital and Emerville Hospital Patients. Honorable Mention Dean's List Student.

Celestine Joyce Julien March 3rd Zodiac: Pisces. Goal in life: To extort all my creativity to its fullest extent. Activities: 1976-78 Sec. for W. L. I. U., Tolson Literary Society, Lincolnian, Sec. for Senior Class, Yearbook Staff, Peer-Counselor for Time program and Kappa Alpha Psi Royal Court. Philosophy: Given her sterling track record, she will succeed by determination, strength of character and power of intellect.

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• Barbara LaVern Brown Bobbie February 22, 1958 Zodiac: Pisces. Goal in life: To obtain a Master's Degree in Counseling. Activities: President of Amos Hall; member of Sociology Club. Philosophy: If you would have things come your way in life go after them.

Rhonda Starks Starsky April 6, 1958 Zodiac: Aries. Goal in life: To further my education at the graduate level and some day work in the. correctional area.

98 Liane Harris June 16th Zodiac: Gemini Goal in life: To excel in every endeavor that I will/may encounter. Activities: Resident Advisor of Alumni House. President of the Sociology Club. Member of Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Honor Soci- ety. Member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Member of the Spanish Club. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Philosophy: Never ask me which way is down . . for the only direction I know is UP.

Yvette Denise Huyghue Vettsie July 10, 1958 Zodiac: Cancer Goal in life: To obtain a Masters degree in Rehabilitation and become a Director of a Rehabilitation program for children. Activities: Alpha Kappa Sorority Inc., Deans Cabinet, Phi Beta Sigma Royal Court, C. R. C. C. Clinician, Peer Counselor, Recreation Club.

99 Henry T. Stokes Jr. "Troy" 11/14/57 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To become a Psychiatrist Activities: Member of Solid Phi Solid Social Academic Fellowship, WLIU D.J., Member of Psychology Club.

Joseph Williams "Ace" 1/15/55 Zodiac: Capricorn Goal in Life: To become a prominent Psychia- trist in New York. Activities: Resident Advisor, Radio Announc- er, Chess Team, Business Club, Library committee, Dean's List, Senator Represen- tative Philosophy: Set the pace, stay in place, and head for space just like "Ace in the place".

100 Eric C. Raymore "Trey-Bag" 10/16/56 Zodiac: Libra Goal in Life: To become a System's Manager in Computers Activities: Secretary of Phi Beta Sigma Frater- nity, Member of the Business and Economic Club. Philosophy: Keep on keeping on.

Darrell Van Pelt 1/2/58 Zodiac: Capricorn Goal in Life: To preach the gospel Activities: Vice President of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Militant for Christ Philosophy: Seek the Lord.

101 Donna Marie Brown 12/6/58 Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To work in the field of medicine preferably pediatrics. Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Gos- pel Ensemble, Phi Beta Sigma Royal Court, Biology Club Philosophy: Everyone should live each day as if it were his last day to live.

Mavis E. Kelley Ms. Lincoln Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: My goal in life is to own a C.P.A. firm. Activities: Director of Public Relations - Busi- ness and Economics Club, Student Repre- sentative - Special Services Advisory Board, President - Cresson Hall, 1979-80 Home- coming Queen Philosophy: Life is too precious to think about what you should have had or what you should not have had; instead think of your future and what you hope to have.

102 Jeffrey Wayne Hosten "Duck" 11/12/58 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To become a criminologist Activities: Member of Groove Phi Groove, Zeta Beau Philosophy: Life is a B , one minute you're up, the other you're down.

Valerie Long 5/18/57 Zodiac: Taurus Goal in Life: To become a school and child psychologist in Special Education. Activities: Member of Gamma Sigma Sigma Philosophy: Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott

103 Machella A.V. Chavis Macher (Masher) 4/2/59 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To participate in the administra- tive process of education. Activities: Melvin B. Tolson Literary Society, Yearbook Staff. Philosophy: Lincoln offers so much, academi- cally, and socially; take it, use it, and share it.

Glen Reese "Reese" 11/19/57 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To obtain a Master's degree in health education, from there I'm not sure. Activities: Varsity Basketball Team (3 years), Zeta Beau. Philosophy: I consider myself a very easy per- son to get along with and that is mainly the reason that I have found my 4 years at Lincoln to be very enjoyable and also a learning experience. •

Ifcit* Lorella M. Dicks "J"-" "Rellie" Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To become a child and education- al psychologist. Activities: Chairperson at Lincoln and secre- tary statewide for the Pennsylvania Student Association of the State related Universities, 307 Academic Social Fellowship, Senate Re- presentative, Psychology Club, General Psy- chology Tutor, University Chorale, Omega Psi Phi's Royal Court, and Senior Class Queen. Philosophy: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.

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Colette R. Walker 8/12/57 r Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life: Dentistry Activities: French Club, Study Abroad. Philosophy: Regardless of your opposition, persevere. Despite others discouragement, endure. And above all, keep God in your life.

j 105 Margaret Leora Alston Aggie or Greta 9/14/60 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in Life: To become a corporate lawyer Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Member of Business and Economics Club, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Peer Counselor Philosophy: Those envious of me praise me unknowingly.

Brian Jenkins B.J. 12/4/55 Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To become a Labor Relations Specialist Activities: Member of Business and Economics Club, Yearbook Staff

106 Michael Ernest Albert Schuler M.E.A.S. 7/22/57 Zodiac: Cancer Goal in Life: To become an educational consul- tant for T.V. Activities: Zeta Beau, General Manager W.L.I.U., N.A.A.C.P.-Vice President (col- lege Chapt.)., Penthouse Player, Member of Alpha Phi Omega. Philosophy: Be it as always, I am me.

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Alexander Dupree Carlisle "Zander" 8/11/57 Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life: To become a chemical engineer Activities: Engineering Club, Chemistry, Trea- surer for the class of "80", Zeta Beau, Peer Counselor. Philosophy: Take life as it is, and you'll solve your problems much easier.

107 Margaret Louise Whitby "Pepper" 2/21/59 Zodiac: Pisces Goal in Life: To reach for the higher ground. Activities: Member of W.L.I.U., Member of Chorale, Member of Gospel Ensemble, Biol- ogy Club, Member of Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority, Member of the Yearbook Staff Philosophy: Patience is the key to your aspira- tions.

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Gerald Cary Randolph "Casper" 5/14/57 Zodiac: Taurus Goal in Life: To be a major merchandiser in New York Activities: Tennis Team, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity Inc., Member of SGA Philosophy: Life is what you make it so do it to death, but be careful. "Peace"

108 Renee E. Sims 7/22/57 Zodiac: Libra Goal in Life: Microbiologist Activities: Secretary-Treasurer of Biology Club, President of French Club, Militants For Christ. Philosophy: The quality of one's life is directly proportional to his/her committment to God.

Charles Fleming Jr. "Chuck" 9/1/58 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal and Philosophy: "To be the best at what- ever 1 do." Activities: Vice President of Student Gov't., Vice Pres. of the Inter-Dorm Council, Stu- dent Senator, Knight of Gamma Sigma Sig- ma, Biology Club, Student Athletic Trainer.

109 Brenda Ann Tate Bren-Bren August 30, 1957 Goal in life: To become a parole officer or probation officer. Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Volley- ball.

Barbara J. Roberson Barb July 25, 1957 Zodiac: Leo. Goal in life: To become an Industrial Psycholo- gist. Activities: Psychology Club-Sec., Homecoming Committe, Volunteer Resident Assistant, Dormitory Council. Philosophy: To my fellow Alumni always re- member; "Success" is like a marathon race, the one who tries the hardest and runs the fastest always succeeds. Much good luck and success to the class of "80".

110 Darlene Chisolm " Chis" 11/18/58 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To become a Public Administrator Activities: Public Affairs Club, Spanish Club, and Yearbook Staff. Philosophy: "Accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become".

Bruce W. Daye Jr. "Daye-Lite" "Sand man" 3/25/58 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To become an Executive Sales Manager of Multi National Corporation Activities: Groove Phi Groove (treasurer), Pub- lic Relation Officer Jr.,class, Inter-Dorm Council, and Business and Economics Club. Philosophy: "To each his own, and if I can't "comp", it wasn't mine to have."

in Andrea Michelle Branche Anj 4/3/58 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To be an interpreter. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Volleyball Team, Spanish Club Philosophy: Whatever happens during your lifetime, good or bad, life is still beautiful; make the best of it.

Valencia Renee Deloatch 5/28/58 Zodiac: Gemini Goal in Life: To attend graduate school and strive towards a Ph.D. in counseling psychol- ogy- Activities: Secretary - Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Treasurer - Psychology Club, Dance Troupe Philosophy: God has given us a great and pow- erful gift, it's up to us to use it wisely, for it is that which we call the "mind".

112 Linda B. Brantley Lynn 10/14/58 Zodiac: Libra Goal in life: To obtain an M.D. behind my last name. Activities: Gospel Ensemble, Biology Club, Al- pha Phi Alpha Royal Court, Secretary-Class of 1980 Philosophy: "Knowledge is the true organ of sight, not the eyes." F. Edgerton

Jacqueline Major Jackie 12/13/ Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To further my education, make money and stay happy. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Philosophy: Be successful in everything you endeavor, because where there is a will there is a way. Eric C. Williams 12/4/57 Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To be an organizer for the World African Community Activities: WLIU Disc Jockey, Debating Team. Philosophy: Until Africa is Free, No African in the World is Free

William A. Scott Jr. "Big Bill" 3/17/58 Zodiac: Pisces Goal in Life: To become a Hospital Administra- tor Activities: Business and Economics Club-Clus- ter Representative, Member Association of MBA Executives Inc. Philosophy: Press on. Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuc- cessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Edu- cation alone will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determi- nation alone are omnipotent.

114 Eric J. Walker 6/6/58 Zodiac: Gemini Goal in Life: To become a Psychologist Activities: Captain of Tennis Team, Manager of Theater, SGA rep. for Psychology Club, Food Service Committee

Debra Ann Williams "Deb" 7/25/58 Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life; Counselor and Rehabilitation Spe- cialist Activities: Dance Troup, Peer Counselor, Class Treasurer, Member of Sociology Club, Sig- ma Soul Sweetheart.

115 • Rob A. Allen Rob Que August 26, 1958 Zodiac: Leo. Goal in life: My goal in life at this moment is to continue my education. Strategically, I would like to be the owner and executive manager of a business firm. Activities: Member of Omega Psi Phi Fraterni- ty Inc., member of Business Club, member of intramural football team and intramural basketball team.

Betty Saunders Bet April 11, 1958 Zodiac: Aries. Goal in life: To have a rewarding and fulfilling career. Activities: Lincoln University Gospel Ensem- ble, Theraputic Recreation Club. Childrens Recreation Develomental Clinic, Annual Ele- mentary Track and Field Meet and Annual Wheelchair Event. Philosophy: To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream. Not only plan but also believe. Anatole France

lib Jerome N. Hamilton Zodiac: Pisces Goal in life: Community Health Care Activities: Biology Club, Yearbook Staff, Lin- colnian Staff, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.

Jayne S. Crawford Suzy Q May 11th Zodiac: Taurus Goal in life: To become a Pediatrician. Activities: Lincoln University Gospel Ensem- ble, Phi Beta Sigma Royal Court, Biology Club. Philosophy: As each one strives for his or her goal in life, let him/her remember that one can only accomplish something thinking positively.

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Jeffrey Lynn Garrett "The unruly one" 10/26/54 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To be a Physical-Nutritionist Activities: Varsity Basketball, Food Service Committee. Philosophy: I leave Lincoln University with good feelings, but, with bad feelings; I leave my friends, but I leave no friends. To Coach Melvin Jones, may the laws of "Karma" be with you

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Dwayne Keith Faison "Face" 1/10/58 Zodiac: Capricorn Goal in Life: To become a successful Real Estate Owner. Activities: Lincoln University Basketball, Busi- ness Club, Interdormitory Council, Drama Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sweetheart, Intra- mural Football. Philosophy: There comes a time, in a situation, when a man must come to a conclusion

118 m Deborah Renee Clark 3/27/58 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To be a prominent, successful business woman. Activities. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Philosophy: Talent, Education or mere genius cannot take the place of persistence. Persis- tence and determination alone are omnipo- tent. Press On!

David Warrick Smallwood "The Viking" 2/25/54 Goal in Life: To do a common thing, uncom- monly well .... Sell Activities: Business and Economic Club. Philosophy: Good Luck? Good Luck is the residue of Good Planning inch by inch it is a cinch, and yard by yard it is very hard.

119 m Rebecca E. Jackson Bee. Zodiac: Cancer/Leo Goal in Life: To become a medical doctor or to obtain a Ph.D. in microbiology Activities: Biology Club, Talent Show Commit- tee, Concert Committee Campain Manager for Ms. Lincoln.

Lauretha Fields La. 7/26/57 Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life: I wish to become a Chemical Engineer. Activities: Member of the Spanish Club, Trea- surer of the Engineering Club (79-80) Vice President of the Engineering Club (77-78). Philosophy: Lincoln, like any university, has its good and bad qualities. As I leave here optimistically about pursuing my goals in life, I shall remember that "Lincoln helped me to grow".

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120 • Darlene Yvette Kates Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To become a Hospital Administra- tor or a millionaire, whichever comes first. Activities: Business Club, Junior Class Queen. Philosophy: Nothing in life is permanent ex- cept for change.

Inda Constance Dorfield 7/19/57 Zodiac: Cancer Goal in Life: To become a clothes designer and to obtain a job as a recreational therapist for the disabled. Activities: Member of the Women's Basketball Team, Member of Swing Phi Swing, Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart. Philosophy: 1 thank God and two very impor- tant people for their inspiration, MS. Critten- den and Dr. Gross.

121 • Sharlene Valeria Roberson "Shar" Zodiac: Taurus Activities: Member of Delta Sigma Theta So- rority Inc., Member of Lincoln University Dance Troupe, Pan Hellenic Council Repre- sentative Philosophy: Some people view things as they are and ask why, I see things that could be and ask why not.

Nilda Roman "Cooky" 11/17/57 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To attain a B.S. degree in thera- peutic Recreation and to work with physical- ly, mentally, and socially handicapped. To provide meaningful activities for their health and social welfare. Activities: Member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Spanish Club, Ethnic Minority Society, Militants for Christ, Who's Who Among Uni- versities and Colleges, Women's Basketball and Volleyball Varsity Team, Member of Athletic Committee. Philosophy: Having confidence in one self is the key to undisturbed poise and if God is the light of your path, no one can darken your dreams or seize your hearts desires.

122 Wayne W. Hoffler 9/11/57 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in Life: After obtaining a degree in public affairs, I would like to go into advertising. Activities: L.U. Public Relations, L.U. Basket- ball, Asst. Resident Advisor, and Public Re- lations Club.

Robert Langley 12/4/58 Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To do research in chemistry; afterwards, I would like to become a profes- sor in chemistry. Activities: Chemistry Club, Pre-engineering Club. Philosophy: "The only way to get anywhere in life is to work hard". r

Veronica Hedrington "Aisha" 4/1/57 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: Succeed in Life. Activities: Spanish Club, Sociology Club, Vol- leyball Team, H.E.W. Committee Philosophy: "Save the Children"

Rory L. Robinson "RORY" 5/4/58 Zodiac: Taurus Goal in Life: To become a pharmacist and set an example for others to follow. Activities: Member of Gamma Phi Omega Fra- ternity Inc. Resident Advisor.

124 John Blanton "Speed" 8/28/57 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in Life: To become the first Black Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Activities: Varsity Track Team, Thurgood Mar- shall Law Society, Political Science Club, Dean's Cabinet, Gospel Ensemble, Resident Advisor, Peer Counselor, Dorm Council, Pan-Hellenic Council and Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. Philosophy: I believe in the principles of time, value, best performance of duty, perserver- ance, worth of example, talent expression, economic wisdom, value of character virtue of patience, dignity of simplicity, worth of organization which are the key to sucess.

Anthony Starling Pressley III "Tony" 10/28/56 Goal in Life: To obtain a managerial position in an established corporation. Activities: Student Attorney for the Freshmen Class, Business Club, Resident Advisor, Mili- tants For Christ, and Cross Country Track Yeam. Philosophy: The fear of the Lord is the begin- ning of knowledge.

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Craig D. Kelly "Easy" 4/16/57 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To obtain an entry level in social work or counseling position in a private or public social service agency. Then go on to graduate school and get my masters. Activities: Baseball, President of Gamma Phi Omega Fraternity Inc.

LaVora D. Valentine "NeeCee" Goal in Life: To work either in International Labor or International Finance. To be happy and make those around me smile. Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Juridical Review Board, Business and Eco- nomics Club. Philosophy: We all must go, but make your day worth it all.

m Dawn R. Simmons "Dawn Renee - A Touch Of Magic" 8/5/58 Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life: To become a Corporate Lawyer Activities: Co-Captain of the Women's Basket- ball Team, Peer Counselor, Communicator for W.L.I.LI. Member of the Athletic Board, President of W.R.A. Philosophy: I feel that it has been a long hard journey. I thank God for letting me continue down the road to success.

Edith Helene Hull "Monster on 3 wheels" 7/22/58 Goal in Life: To become a Lawyer Activities: President of Alpha Chi, Feature Edi- tor of the Lincolnian, Member of the Student Senate, Thurgood Marshall Law Society, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Tutor. Philosophy: Anything worth having is worth working for.

127 Jamie C. Hightower 10/1/58 Zodiac: Libra Goal in Life: To be successful in my field and to be happy. Activities: Secretary of Psychology Club, Sigma Soul Philosophy: To gain the maximum knowledge and experience necessary to purchase my "ticket to the top"

Patricia Diane Minus "Ms. Pat" Goal in Life: To become a civil rights lawyer Activities: Women's Volleyball Team, Member of the Dorm Council-President, Junior Class Secre- tary, Senior Class Senate Representative, Tolson Society-President, Member of the Yearbook Staff, Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Philosophy: Where one comes from is not nearly as important as where one is going.

Martina J. Arrington 12/19/55 Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To be successful in my endeavor, and to be happy in life, measured by my standards and not society. Activities: Spanish Club Philosophy: I will cherish the friends I've made here at Lincoln. I will remember the house, rapping in the library, the political sessions in the cafeteria, "African Queen," the relationship that could have been, and I will smile.

128 Denise A. Plummer "Plum" 9/11/58 Zodiac: Virgo Goal in Life: To become a public administrator in the area of social welfare. Activities: President of Morris/Laney Dorm Council, Vice President of Public Affairs Club, Presi- dent of H.O.E. Social Club Inc.- Delta Chi. Philosophy: I will never leave Lincoln without looking back; I will never go forward without looking ahead.

Brian King "Dr. Hook" 2/20/58 Zodiac: Pisces Goal in Life: To be one of the greatest Public Administrators that ever lived. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Ace of Spades, Public Affairs Club. Philosophy: Enter in at the narrow gate; for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, there will be many who will go in that way; because narrow is the gate and hard is the way, which leadeth unto life, and there will be few there that will find it.

Kenneth L. James "K.J." or "Kenny" 4/5/58 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To become a lawyer Philosophy: Life is short and time is for ever. So live your life to the fullest, taking one day at a time. I wish to all the best of life's treasures.

129 Stephanie L. Gates 1/1/59 Zodiac: Capricorn Goal in Life: Upon graduation from Lincoln University, my future aspirations are to attend law school. Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Lincoln University Dance Troupe, French Club, Sociology Club.

Kim Yvonne Banks "Slim" 6/9/58 Zodiac: Gemini Goal in Life: Probationary work, and after graduation to attend graduate school. Activities: Sociology Club Philosophy: Hold fast to your dreams or they will slip away.

Ms. Michael Stephanie Simpers "Mike" 5/11/58 Zodiac: Taurus Goal in Life: To become a successful public administrator in the area of urban affairs. Activities: Vice President of H.O.E., member of the Public Affairs Club. Philosophy: Attending Lincoln has been a rewarding experience for me. It has helped me to mature and develop a positive mind. I know I will succeed in my endeavors, whatever they are and wherever they take me.

130 Jeffrey Jerome Spann "Spannrock" 4/10/57 Zodiac: Aries Goal in Life: To become a research analyst in hopes of curing some of the ills of black people. Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Student Senate, Delta Sigma Theta Sweetheart. Philosophy: I came to Lincoln as a boy who thought he had all the answers; now I leave as a man knowing how to question.

Riley Omar James 5/1/58 Zodiac: Taurus Activities: Cross Country Team 1976-77 Philosophy: Dream great dreams, and imagine yourself at the pinnacle of personal success and ambition. For with this in mind nothing but great things will be in your future.

Constance M. Green 11/15/58 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: To become a successful clinical psychologist. Activities: Varsity Cheerleading Squad-Captain, Omega Psi Phi Royal Court, Psychology Club. Philosophy: What lies behind us and what lies within us.

131 Marsha D. Barksdale Sign: The Body of Christ. Philosophy: Thank God for all that is done, good or bad. Keep in mind that the Lord always kept his part. How about you? Thank you, Lord.

Russell Fenton Williams 10/24/58 Goal in Life: To become a physician. Activities: Resident Advisor, Gospel Ensemble, Militants for Christ, W.L.I.U. Disc Jockey, and Biology Club. Philosophy: "But seek ye first the kingdom of Yahweh, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be unto you" Matt.6:33

Yvonne R. Simmons "Vonnie" 8/4/58 Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life: Graduate School, working in research Activities: Vice President of the Engineering Club 78-79, Treasurer of Chemistry Club 79-80, Royal Court of Ace of Spades, Honeydew Royal Court of Alpha Phi Omega, member of the Energy Club. Philosophy: I'm glad I came to Lincoln for I got a good foundation here and without it, there's no support for the future. Anthony B. Sellers "Tony" 12/27/58 Goal in Life: My goals in life are to participate in the administrative sector of my major field and be known as a successful Lincoln graduate. Activities: Lincoln University Wrestling Team, Varsity Baseball. Philosophy: My personal philosophy is "One should live his dream plight just as mine, dreams do sometimes turn out right". "Good luck, Lincoln."

Renee Elizabeth Johnson "Rene J." Zodiac: Leo Goal in Life: To become a corporate lawyer. Activities: Varsity Cheerleaders, Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart, Thurgood Marshall Law Society, Special Services Advisory Board, Peer Tutor, Pan Hellenic Council. Philosophy: Think of each new day, as life just beginning. Show love and kindness for tomorrow's chance may be last.

Carla Denise Draper Robbins "Sugar" 4/13/58 Zodiac: Aries Activities: Secretary/Treasurer of Tolson Society Marital Status: Married in 1976, Husband Howard J. Robbins Daughter Rochelle Evette 5/18/77. Philosophy: Learn, establish and follow priorities.

133 Earl T. Gray Zodiac: Sagittarius Goal in Life: To become a criminal lawyer Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. President- Nu Chapter, Varsity Basketball Team, Thurgood Marshall Law Society, Student Senate. Philosophy: When all else seems to fail us, we should look within ourselves and bring out that hidden strength which will help us overcome the different problems that plague us everyday.

Charles F. Walls "Chas" 11/1/58 Zodiac: Scorpio Goal in Life: Actuary Activities: W.L.I.U. Communicator, Math Club, Bowling Team, Resident Advisor, Math- Computing Tutor, Member of Alpha Phi Omega. Philosophy: To distinguish between what one knows and what one doesn't know, is the true beginning of the learning experience called life.

Karen Sweetland "Sweets" 2/20/58 Zodiac: Pisces Goal in Life: To become a Doctor of Psychology Activities: Psychology Club, Student Government Representative, Tutor for General Psychology and Experimental Psychology, Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Philosophy: Life at Lincoln has been a great learning experience and I am grateful to all those who have made it possible. THANK YOU!

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A ADMINISTRATION

DR. BERNARD WOODSON- EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/PROVOST

DR. DONALD MULLETT- VICE PRESIDENT DARRELL C. DAVIS- DIRECTOR OF ADMIS FOR FISCAL AFFAIRS/TREASURER SIONS ADMINISTRATION

LESLIE JOHNSON - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ANTHONY TAYLOR - ASSOCIATE DEAN OF OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES STUDENTS / DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AC- TIVITIES

MAYO BELL - DIRECTOR OF HOUSING

CLARENCE KINNEY - COMPTROLLER

DR. H. ALFRED FARRELL - YEARBOOK ADVISOR AND SENIOR CLASS FACULTY ADVI- SOR

137 CLIFTON KNIGHT - DIRECTOR OF FINAN- CIAL AID

DONALD HAMILTON - DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS

BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT

JOSEPH HARRISON • BIOLOGY CHAIRMAN DORIS FARNEY - BIOLOGY

HOUSER AND HARRISON

THOMAS DeCARO • BIOLOGY ENOCH HOUSER • BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT

DeFOREST P. RUDD

SALIGRAMA SUBBARAO PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

WILLIE WILLIAMS - PHYSICS SABINUS CHRISTENSEN - PHYSICS

STANLEY TSAI - PHYSICS JAMES BROOMALL - PHYSICAL SCIENCE

142 RETHINASAMY KITTAPPA

GORO NAGASE

5680 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

MARY APPLEGATE ANTHONY APPLEGATE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

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I 153 CLASS HISTORY

The class of 1980 burst upon the scene in August of 1976. We hit the campus full of stories of how great college was going to be. Mom and Dad weren't there to look over your shoulder, so now was the time to have fun. The first few hours of orientation week did nothing to change your feelings; you met a lot of people, got settled in your new room and found out that your roommate wasn't a complete bore. However, after the first couple of days of test, library orientation and Dean Vernon's motherly lectures about the sins of wearing curlers in your hair to class. The cafeteria food gave people serious doubts about the good college life. Fortunately, the upperclassmen came back before you could really get too worried. Then there were the debates about whether the Zetas, the A.K.A.'s, or the Deltas were the best and would you rather become an Alpha Angel, Kappa Sweetheart, Zeta Beau or an Omega Pearl. There were also the weekend parties, and occasionally between all this social activity you found time to go to a class or two. The Homecoming weekend was now fast approaching. After getting over the shock that this was actually a Homecoming without a football game, it was time to settle down for more fun. Roy Ayers and Tavares were the entertainment that year, Man! Didn't we party all night long? Shortly after Homecoming those mid-term grades came out. Some of us were scared to go home. The fall of 1977 saw a wiser class of 1980. Those of us who survived that first year sat back to lick our wounds and looked to see how many of our friends had fallen by the wayside. This year we vowed to have fun but not flunk out in the process. But if we thought that the 1977-78 school year was going to be calm, we were wrong. The first day of class that year started with a professor being dragged out of his classroom by the police. One English class had two instructors. This was just the beginning of the fight between the administration and the faculty that got students caught in the crossfire. Sophomore year was also the year when the cafeteria food began to deteriorate. Students were arrested for taking milk, juice, and other food out of the cafeteria. The C.S.L.U. (Concerned Students of Lincoln University) organized a trip to Harrisburg to lobby for the bill Lincoln needed to get its money. C.S.L.U. protested against students being arrested, the bad food, the health center and some professors. Demonstrations were planned for Homecoming to get the support of the Alumni. After Homecoming, sit-ins were staged in the S.U.B. to get some response from the Administration.

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154 By spring there were faculty picket lines around Vail. Gerald Ford visited the campus. Secret Service agents stalked the campus like they owned it while Ford's entourage took over the top of the S.U.B. and the students were fed cold lunches in the lower level. Junior year started off slower than the last two. The class of 1980 was nearing the home stretch. The size of the class had dwindled, but we were still holding on pretty strong. Things were fairly calm on campus; Homecoming came and went with Funkadelics providing the entertainment. The major mishaps were the window that got broken in the faculty dining room, and the fake fire drill in Hansberry. Rumors were flying fast and thick about fraternities and sororities. Second semester everyone was in for a rude shock! The business office announced that if your bill wasn't paid by January 31, then you would find yourself standing on Route 1 with your suitcases. A lot of people received ominous brown envelopes. Some people owed Lincoln as much as 5,000 dollars and most of the campus wondered how they managed to stay around so long. The campus seemed rather empty that semester; at least 100 people left because they didn't have the money. The Board of Trustees sent another shock wave through campus by ending the 24-hour visitation and cutting visiting hours to 12 noon to 12 midnight, seven days a week. The campus ignored it; we were more discreet and business went on as usual. Late spring semester the Administration announced that Hansberry, Rendall, and McRary would become freshman dorms. Dean Vernon announced that there would be various improvements on Lincoln's campus (which no one be- lieved), and that visitation hours would end at 9:30 P.M. for freshmen on weekdays, 11:00 P.M. for upperclassmen, and 12-2 during the weekends. Again, no one believed it would work. With Floyd Green at the helm as S.G.A. President, the class of 1980 began its final days. James Love was elected president of the senior class and pledged to make this the best year ever and stressed class spirit. The major event for the senior class was Homecoming. It was planned to be a two night extravaganza, a jazz night with Dexter Wansel and Lonnie Liston Smith and a boogie night with Stephanie Mills and Skyy. There was a disco at the end of each of the concerts. Mavis Kelley was elected Homecoming queen. However, the excitement of Homecoming was overshadowed by the boycott of the convocation held as part of the Homecoming activities in which Siaka Stevens, President of Sierra Leone, was to get an honorary degree. The student body staged a demonstra- tion outside the chapel, while the ceremonies were carried on. The students carried picket signs and shouted, "Down with Branson, Savage, and Stevens." As the guest left, Lincoln ended up making the 6:00 news in Philadelphia and all the local papers. The S.G.A. and the Student Senate didn't agree with the Administration's choice of giving Stevens an honorary degree. We were pressing for more student input into Administrative decisions concerning students and better security, especially for Homecoming. More security was provided for the campus for Homecoming, but the effectiveness of it was questioned when Ashmun Hall was broken into during the Thanksgiving break. Spring semester starts the count down toward May 4, 1980. Many a weary senior waits this special day, saying, "I'm one day closer to graduation." The hassles have been many, but there was also a lot of fun and it will be quite a while before Lincoln forgets the Class of 1980.

Edith H. Hull President of Sierra Leone, was to get an honorary degree. The student body staged a demonstra- tion outside the chapel, while the ceremonies were carried on. The students carried picket signs and shouted, "Down with Branson, Savage, and Stevens." As the guest left, Lincoln ended up making the 6:00 news in Philadelphia and all the local papers. The S.G.A. and the Student Senate didn't agree with the Administration's choice of giving Stevens an honorary degree. We were pressing for more student input into Administrative decisions concerning students and better security, especially for Homecoming. More security was provided for the campus for Homecoming, but the effectiveness of it was questioned when Ashmun Hall was broken into during the Thanksgiving break. Spring semester starts the count down toward May 4, 1980. Many a weary senior waits this special day, saying, "I'm one day closer to graduation." The hassles have been many, but there was also a lot of fun and it will be quite a while before Lincoln forgets the Class of 1980.

Edith H. Hull

PATRONS

Elsie M. Winchester Dr. Joseph Harrison Alice R. Cullen Dr. Enoch Houser President Herman Branson Mrs. Traute Ishida Dr. Bernard Woodson Mr. and Mrs. Harris Whitby Mrs. Mildred Reynolds Mr. Richard Hawes Clifton F. Knight Mrs. Cordelia Gibbs Mayo M. Bell Mr. Joel Jacobs Mrs. L. Chisolm Mrs. Brenda Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Holder Class of 1981 Compliments Of

PEOPLES BANK OF OXFORD

Oxford, PA.

"A Friendly Community Bank" Big Enough To Serve You. Small Enough To Know You.

Member Of F.D.I.C. THE LION STAFF

OF

1980

Michelle D. Holder - Editor Machella Chavis Brian Jenkins Margaret Whitby Lorella Dicks Darlene Chisolm Celestine Julien Patricia Minus Edith Hull Sonia Dunbar Dr. Farrell — Advisor

The Lion Staff would like especially to thank Kenny Holder, our photographer. Without him there would be no yearbook.

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