Coleman Named Special Assistant to President for Alumni Giving; Nathan South Appointed New Alumni Director

The Lincoln Lion

Summer 1988 Edition

Frank (Tick) Coleman Named Special Assistant to President for Alumni Giving; Nathan South Appointed New Alumni Director

Dr. Frank (Tick) Coleman, '35, who tion and represented the alumni on the has served voluntarily as director of Board of Trustees from 1973 to 1983. Alumni Relations for Lincoln since Active through the years as a leader 1981, has been named to a newly and counsellor in church, scouting, created position as special assistant to youth work, and community athletics, the president for alumni giving, effec- Dr. Coleman has received numerous tive July 1, 1988. awards in recognition of his many con- He is succeeded by Nathan E. South, tributions. • a 1979 alumnus, who has been employed as an accountant in the Univer- Donald Pierce, '53, president of the General Alumni Association, presents an alumni sity's Business Office since graduation. award to CaMn-SrMorrisr'63, at the April 30 Annual Alumni Banquet. Treasurer of the Chester County Chap- ter Alumni Association since 1982 and treasurer of the General Alumni Asso- ciation since 1983, South brings to his new position a strong background in fiscal accountability and computer knowledge as well as an unique per- Over $50,000 Raised at spective of the University, its alumni, and the Alumni Association. HOMECOMING "My goals include the forging of Annual Alumni Banquet stronger ties between the University WEEK and the Association," South said. OCTOBER 17-23, 1988 Dr. Coleman retired from the Phila- Over $50,000 in cash and pledges was cupational medicine in San Bernardino, delphia School District in 1981 after 21 raised and three distinguished alumni Calif.; a medical examiner for the state of years of service as a home and school honored at Lincoln's recent General California; former U.S. Army Medical visitor and coordinator of various pro- Alumni Banquet. Corps major; former assistant professor grams. Formerly, he held positions with The money, which will benefit the of medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical the Young Men's Christian Association, Alumni Endowment Scholarship Fund, School in Norfolk and the George Wash- Philadelphia Wharton Settlement, Wis- HOMECOMING AND was raised among 12 reunion classes: ington School of Medicine in Washing- sahickon Boys' Club, and Department 1928, '33, '38, '43, '48, '53, '58, '63, '68, ton, D.C.; and a fellow of the American of Public Assistance. Holder of a mas- REDEDICATION DAY '73, '78, and '83. College of Physicians, diplomat of both ter's degree from the University of SATURDAY Joseph E. Dyer, of New York, for ex- the American Board of Internal Medicine Pennsylvania School of Social Work ample, representing the class of 1928, and the National Board of Medical Ex- (1959) and an honorary Doctor of OCTOBER 22, 1988 turned in $3,300 at the April 30 banquet aminers, and member of several presti- Laws degree from Lincoln (1984), he is at the Student Union Building. gious medical societies. He holds, in ad- a three-time president of the Philadel- "Six of us (members of the class of dition to his bachelor's degree in chem- phia Chapter of the Alumni Associa- 1928) are here this evening," said Dyer. istry from Lincoln, a bachelor of science "We've sort of faded away over the degree in chemical engineering from La- years." fayette College (1958) and the degree of INSIDE: The three recipients of Alumni doctor of medicine from Howard Uni- Achievement Awards are: versity College of Medicine (1964). Dr. • Dr. Herman P. Bailey,'38, a former Levister interned at the Jersey City Med- associate professor of education and ical Center and did residencies at Hah- mathematics at Hampton University in nemann Medical School and Hospital in Virginia and associate professor of edu- Philadelphia and Veterans Administra- COMMENCEMENT cation at the College of St. Thomas in St. tion Hospital in Washington, D.C. Paul, Minn.; retired U.S. Army Reserves • Dr. Calvin S. Morris, '63, associate lieutenant colonel, Korean War veteran professor of pastoral theology and direc- and holder of the Bronze Star medal for tor of ministries in church and society at meritorious service; and community ac- the Howard University Divinity School tivist who has been recognized with nu- in Washington, D.C; former associate merous awards and citations for his many director of the Southern Christian Lead- contributions. He holds a master of arts ership Conference's Operation Bread- degree in educational administration basket in Chicago, director of the Afro- '88 from the University of Minnesota (1940) American Studies Program at Simmons and a doctor of philosophy degree in ed- College in Boston, Mass., and executive ucation from St. Louis University. director of Martin Luther King, Jr. Center Dr. Frank (Tick) Coleman (left) with his • Dr. Ernest C. Levister, Jr., '58, a successor, Nathan South. specialist in internal, cardiology and oc- (Continued on Page 7) The Lincoln Lion 2 Circulation 7,900 Summer 1988 Edition From the Desk of the Executive

Contents Secretary

1 New Alumni Director Support Dr. H. Alfred Farrell Annual Alumni Banquet 2 From the Desk of the Executive Secretary Lincoln the annual meeting of the Message from the GAA President General Alumni Association on AL April 30, the body 3 Lincoln Holds 129th Commencement —listened to remarks on the state of 4 1988 Graduates Listed And The the University from Lincoln's president, Dr. Niara Sudarkasa; 6 Class Reunion Photographs —approved the minutes of the 1987 8 Class Notes General annual meeting; 9 In Memoriam —was given a summary of the morn- ing meeting of The Council which ap- 10 Alumni Attending Commencement '88 proved the report of the Executive Sec- 12 Class Reunion Photographs Alumni retary setting up guidelines for alumni 13 Class Reunion Photographs trustees; —approved the report of the treasur- 14 Class Representatives Directory er, Nathan South, which showed the net Association worth of the Association as $37,309 as of March 31, 1988; —received the report of the alumni trustees as presented by Dr. Dolores Message from the GAA President Coleman, who referred to a favorable evaluation by the Middle States Ac- crediting Association, Govenor Casey's Donald Pierce approval of $5.4 million in state funds to build a computer center and social time in the next few months. We were one chapter in a particular region or science building, and the election of ith this issue of the Lion thinking in terms of either November, city. This would allow the alumni to new officers of the Board of Trustees, we are instituting a new December, or during the summer of organize around interest groups. For headed by Franklin H. Williams as policy. That is to run a 1989. We are open for suggestions. We (W; further information contact: Nathan chair; column in each issue for the president South, Director of Alumni Relations, may be able to arrange to meet with of the General Alumni Association to some of our African alumni at that —received the report of the president Office of Alumni Affairs, Lincoln Uni- of the Association, Donald Pierce, call- speak directly with the alumni. In this versity, Lincoln University, PA 19352. time. column we hope to address issues and The Office of Alumni Relations has ing for greater commitment on the part concerns of the Association and to assured me that they will be making of alumni; inform the alumni of events of interest to We have a number of plans for the visits to Alumni Chapters throughout —nominated Kenneth Sadler for a the University family.) next few months to involve the alumni the country possibly accompanied by second full-term on the Board of During my tenure as president I have nationwide. We realize that in the past President Niara Sudarkasa. For further Trustees. discovered that many of the graduating little has been done in the way of ser- information on scheduling such a trip At the annual alumni banquet held classes have either no class representa- vices for our alumni. This we intend to contact the Office of Alumni Relations. also on April 30, Alumni Awards were tive or an inactive one. This presents change beginning with a Day of Re- We will be discussing the feasibility of presented to Herman P. Bailey, '38; problems when we attempt to commu- dedication Saturday, October 22, 1988. holding alumni conferences in cities Ernest C. Levister, '58; and Calvin S. nicate with the class as a unit. As we We are hoping to attract several where there are heavy concentrations Morris, '63. move into the capital campaign it is hundred alumni back to campus for a of alumni. We would like to hear from imperative that each class organize and ceremony at which we will honor a you if you support this idea. There is identify a class representative. We are number of our most distinguished some interest among our alumni in the also in the process of reorganizing our alumni. There will be time for some Bahamas in hosting such a conference. local chapters and encouraging the de- good old-fashioned rabble sessions. As you can see we are moving this As- velopment of new ones. Last year we We are making plans to sponsor an sociation into the twenty-first century revised our by-laws to allow more than alumni tour to West Africa for some and we need your support. •

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While thousands of their proud fami- Commencement Speaker ly members, friends and well-wishers— In his commencement remarks be- including six distinguished honorary fore a standing-room-only crowd esti- degree recipients—looked on, 255 Lin- mated at over 2,600, honorary Doctor coln graduates received their baccalau- of Humane Letters degree recipient J. reate and master's degrees at the Uni- Richard Munro, chairman and chief ex- versity's 129th commencement ecutive officer of Time, Inc., which exercises, held in Manuel Rivero Hall publishes Time magazine, challenged on May 1. graduates to "love" their fellow Degrees were conferred by President humans. Niara Sudarkasa and Dr. Franklin H. "Can you love?" asked Munro. "Will Williams, '41, chair of the Board of we learn the love that causes ordinary Trustees. Candidates were presented by men and women to stop excusing injus- Dr. William E. Gardner, vice-president tice and start fighting it?" for academic affairs. Munro, an alumnus of Colgate Uni- Lincoln's honor graduates are as versity in Hamilton, N.Y., did graduate follows: work at Columbia University, and is a Summa cum laude: Ralph Etienne- director of International Business Ma- Cummihgs, valedictorian, and Phyllis chines Corporation, the Rand Corpora- G. Jones, salutatorian. tion and Genenteeh, Inc. Magna cum laude: Allison E. Kuhn, The five other honorary degree recip- Barbara Tyler, LaTanya Riley, Cha- ients also spoke briefly during the risse A. Carney, and Kenneth V. commencement program. Williams. Class of 1988 President Eric Becoats speaks at commencement. Cum laude: Tammy L. Grimes, John R. Pickett, Shawn K. Neustadter, Lu- Baccalaureate Address Wanda E. Hill, Bryan B. Wells, Eric J. Earlier in the day, in a stirring bacca- Becoats, Dana S. Henson, Paige L. laureate address at Mary Dod Brown Reaves, Brian K. Walley, and Belinda Memorial Chapel, honorary Doctor of G. Alston. Humane Letters degree recipient Le- General Honors Program: Scott W. rone Bennett Jr. told graduates their People and nations advance on the on black business development. Bowe, French; Valerie S. Hollings- work had just begun. shoulders of succeeding generations, he In his acceptance remarks, Graves said. "It is only through you that the stressed the importance and role of the worth, English; Lucille Johnson and "The next 20 years are the most crit- dreams of the past can be a reality. If black-owned press in accurately re- John R. Pickett, Biology; Brian K. Wal- ical for black people," he said. "There's you fail, the slaves of the past fail; if cording black history and progress. He ley, Computer Science; and Christopher work to be done, poems to be written, you triumph, the slaves triumph.... told the graduates he looked forward to Whitaker, Business Administration. songs to be sung, boys and girls to be The challenge before you is not to seeing their success stories on the pages Honors in Natural and Social Scien- saved. This (graduation) is a changing make money but to make truth and of his magazine. ces Program: Belinda G. Alston, Politi- of the guard." cal Science; Toni R. Bailey, Barbara freedom I beg you: don't let black • Jay T. Harris, executive editor of Tyler and Ellisa L. Young, Biology; people down; don't let Lincoln down." The Philadelphia Daily News, vice pres- Rayetta N. Bosley, Business Adminis- Dr. Bennett is the author of the criti- ident of Philadelphia Newspapers, Inc., tration; Michelle D. Burgee and Paige cally acclaimed and best selling book and a 1970 graduate of Lincoln. A L. Reaves, English; Dwight K. Daniels, on black history, Before the Mayflower, former assistant professor and assistant Accounting; George E. Gaither, Com- and executive editor of Johnson Pub- dean of Northwestern University, he puter Science; Tammy L. Grimes and lishing Company's Ebony magazine. A has done much for the advancement of Brian S. Haynesworth, Chemistry; and graduate of Morehouse College in minorities in the field of journalism. Latanya Riley, Psychology. Atlanta, Ga., he has written nine books "This is where I grew to manhood," and numerous poems, short stories and Harris said of his years at Lincoln. "I (See Page 4 for a complete listing of articles, many of which have been have been sustained by ... lessons graduates.) translated for publication in other coun- learned (here)." He credited his work tries. He has received several presti- on the student newspaper, The Lincol- gious literary awards. nian, with first making him aware that words could be used as "weapons" and Other Honorary Degrees newspapers as a "force for good in the community." Dr. Sudarkasa also conferred honor- The sixth honorary degree recipient, ary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees Dorothy I. Height, has served as presi- upon three other distinguished dent of the National Council for Negro members of the publishing field and an Women since 1957. Holder of bache- honorary Doctor of Laws degree on a lor's and master's degrees from New longtime civil and women's rights acti- York University, she serves as official vist, as follows: • Susan L. Taylor, editor-in-chief of (Continued on Page 5) Essence magazine and host and executive producer of "ESSENCE, The Tele- vision Program." An active member of several journalism and educational organizations, she has been recognized Homecoming for having promoted new and positive images for blacks and for her work and with women in prison and teenage mothers. Rededication Day • Earl G. Graves, publisher and edi- is tor of Black Enterprise magazine, which he founded in 1970, and the head of Saturday Earl Graves, publisher andeditor o/Black Enterprise magazine, is conferred a honorary five corporations. A graduate of Mor- Doctor of Humane Letters degree by President Niara Sudarkasa at 1988 commencement gan State University in Baltimore, Md., October 22,1988 exercises. he is a nationally recognized authority The Lincoln Lion 4 Summer 1988 Edition

Lincoln University Baccalaureate Class of 1988

1988 Graduates of the Lincoln University Master of Human Services Program

son, Sonya Lenee Briscoe, Deborah From Pittsburgh, Pa.: Derek Allen From other towns in Maryland: Lyle Lincoln Ann Broady, James Broady, Thomas Manison, Charles Avery Thomas. Ragler, Catonsville; Wilanda L. Thom- Carney, Jr., Kim D. Collins, Rochelle From Oxford, Pa.: Shawn K. Neus- as, Trappe; Randolph Williams, Jr., Nadine Collins, Shawn A. Cubbage, tadter, William W. Sapp. Lanham. Graduates 255 Jeffrey T. Delago, Sakeena A. Dwight, From Brooklyn, N.Y.: Evelyn L. Cal- Cyd C. Hall, Denise Hall, Michael From other towns in Pennsylvania: lender, Albi B. Etoh, Duane A. Freder- incoln University conferred 115 James Hancock, Benita Ann Hender- Patrick Anyigbo, Lincoln University; icks, Kenneth A. Groves, Wilbert F. bachelor of science, 41 bachelor of son, Gene-Paul C. Henry, Christopher Vancouier S. Barrett, Kenneth Square; Laveist, Andrea Gladden Postles, De- L-/ arts, and 99 Master of Human Edward Holland, Sylvester A. King, Yvonne Ray Barton, York; Lynette borah Jeannette Williams. Services degrees at its 129th Com- Carrie Love, Angela M. Marshall, White Bowen, Reading; Monique Dal- From other towns in New York: Wil- mencement exercises held Sunday, May Tamara B. Miller, Kenneth Murray, phene Brown, Duquesne; Elizabeth R. liam Reginald Brodie, Bronx; Leslie- 1, at Manuel Rivero Hall. Harold Trevor Nedd, Keith P. Newber- Burgess, Ft. Washington; Kyle Carey, Ann P. Byam, Hempstead; Dawn R. Following is a complete list of 1988 ry, John Noble, Eric Pigford, Donna Yeadon; Darryl E. Hadley, Harrisburg; Chaney, Jamaica; Gineen Alison Gray, graduates and their hometowns: Ray, Mark Guy Rhymes, Wadell Rid- Allison E. Kuhn, Cochranville; Trevor North Babylon; ShellyAnn Haydetta ley, Jr., Talmage A. Shearer, Latanya H. Leitch, Elkins Park; Steven B. Walls, Mitchell, Pine Bush; Miller Simmons N. Smith, Lonise O. Smith, Johnny Trevose; Delgreco Wilson, Sharon Hill. III, Syracuse; Karen E. Taylor, Union- Bachelor of Science: Swanson, Rhonda Michelle Thomas, From Baltimore, MD.: Eric Jason Tonia Lennett Whitaker, Angela Becoats, Gilbert M. Brown, Brian K. From Philadelphia, Pa.: Tracey R. White, Robin Whiteman, Ramona Car- Freeman, Dana Shereece Henson, Re- Ashlock, Jean M. Brice, James I. Brin- rie Williams, Arlene Young. ginald Pate. (Continued on Page 5) Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln Lion 5 Graduates (Continued from Page 4)

dale; Hillary L. Tomlinson, Hollis; Ja- gee, Dwight Keith Kyle Daniels, Tam- son Lowell Turner, Cambria Heights; my Loree Grimes, Karen Hall, Brian Andrea Ward, New York; Carol D. Steven Haynesworth, Gail V. Hightow- Wiggins, Queens Village. er, Brenda Howard, Benita M. Jackson, From Springfield, Mass.: Anthony S. Wendy Lyons, Winifred Medley, Rona Bass, Denise Jordan. Vanessa Murray, LaTanya Riley, Robin From Boston, Mass.: Staverne Yvette V. Searles, Shawn Lynn Stevenson, El- Williams. lisa Lucille Young. From East Orange, N.J.: Andrew M. From other towns in Pennsylvania: Spruill, Deborah VanSluytman, Sonya Wanda Denise Davis, Sharon Hill; Jo- Renea Bullock. seph L. Gray, Oxford; Jacqueline From other towns in New Jersey: McWhorter, Midland; John R. Pickett, Anthony T. Carmichael, Palmyra; Cha- Pittsburgh; Sonja B. Travick, Harris- risse Allene Carney, Maplewood; Carla burg; Christopher Whitaker, Twin Ann Coleburn, Pine Hill; Daniel Tim- Oaks. othy Hardy, Westville; Teri Johnson, From Washington, D.C.: Amy Newark. Louise Bullock, LuWanda E. Hill; Bar- From Virginia: Pierre S. Burno, Nor- bara Tyler Williams. folk; Bert Hill, Petersburg; Adrienne H. From Brooklyn, N.Y.: Belinda Gail Dr. Niara Sudarkasa applauds honorary Doctor of Laws degree recipient Dorothy I. Wynne, Williamsburg. Alston, Ruth Andrea Latham. Height, president of the National Council for Negro Women. From Ohio: Ralph Etienne- From Roosevelt, N.Y.: Michelle K. Cummings, Cincinnati; Jefferson H. Taylor. C ommencement (Continued from Page 3)

spokesperson for numerous govern- benediction. University marshal was ment and non-government organiza- Dr. Charles C. Duncan, chair of the tions both in this country and abroad Psychology Department. and has received numerous honors rec- Honorary degree recipients were in- ognizing her devotion to the fight for troduced by Dr. Marilyn D. Button, an the underprivileged, undereducated and assistant professor of political science underrepresented members of our (Bennett); Dr. Sibusiso Nkomo, '81, an society. assistant professor of political science Ms. Height implored the graduates to (Graves); Dr. Kaukab Siddique, an as- "help in this task to bring us all togeth- sistant professor of English (Harris); er, building on the strengths that we Sophy H. Cornwell, university archivist know are in the black family." Noting (Height); Dr. Penelope J. Kinsey, an as- that there is a special task and chal- sociate professor of psychology (Tay- lenge in America today, she told them lor); and Dr. Willie Williams, a profes- "We are more than the keepers of our sor of physics (Munro). • brothers and sisters. We ARE brothers and sisters. We are family." Jay Harris, '70, executive editor of The Philadelphia Daily News, received an honorary Charge to the Graduates Doctor of Humane Letters degree at Commencement, 1988. The Charge to the Graduates was Jones, Pepper Pike, Bryan Wells, From New Jersey: Angela Gale Cot- delivered by Ms. Taylor who told the Oberlin. ten, Hillside; Duane Dent, Irvington; Gina members of the Class of 1988 to take From Delaware: Cheryl Annette Dolly Johnson, Passaic; Karen Valeria care of themselves in order that they Marshall, Wilmington; Brian K. Walley, Lyons, Trenton; Paige Lynn Reaves, might care for others. "Every part of New Castle. Linden; Joelle L. Wagner, Moorestown. our being needs nurtured every day," From other U.S.A. towns: Kimberly From other U.S.A. towns: George she said, "body, mind and spirit...." Ennis, Washington, D.C.; Rhonda Lee Emory Gaither III, Pasadena, Md.; She continued, "No dream is too Fogle, Bridgeport, Conn.; Sandra She- Phyllis Gabor Jones, Bradenton, Fla.; great to dream ... Move forward with relle Jones, Portland, Ore.; Deric G. Kenneth V. Williams, Fayetteville, N.C. the spirit of God to guide you. Let his- Sykes, Miami, Fla. From Virgin Islands: Johann Bruno, tory record that we made this world a From Virgin Islands: Dorette K. St. Croix; Charlene V. Caines, St. better place." Roach, St. Croix; Jacqueline Melinda Thomas. Eric Becoats, president of the Class Smith, Charlotte Amalie. From other countries: Scott Welling- of 1988, gave the Response from the From Nigeria, West Africa: Adaeze ton Bowe, Nassau, Bahamas; Kuwabo Class. "We accept the challenge," he Joy Amadi, Kenneth Nnamdi Asoegwu, Clare Mundia, Lusaka, Zambia. said, "Now is the time to serve the Disu A. Buhari, Innocent Onyemaechi community ... Beautiful People, we all Opara, Ben J. Ugwu. go forward together." From South Africa: Ntando Issidore Several moving choral musical selec- Gxuluwe, Soweto; Solomon Kgabo S. Master of Human tions were offered by the Lincoln Uni- Manamela, Johannesburg. versity Concert Choir, directed by From Windhoek, Namibia: Issascar Services: Gwendolyn Foster and accompanied by Kenouta Tjihoreko. her husband, Allen Foster. Processional A happy Susan L Taylor, editor-in-chief From Philadelphia, Pa.: Marlene and recessional music was provided by of 'Essence magazine and host and execu- Marie Archie, Anne Claxton Boxley, Allen Foster, organist, and the Brass tive producer of "ESSENCE, The Televi- Frederick Von Bryant I, Yvonne A. Quartet. sion Program," gives the Charge to the Bachelor of Arts: Campbell, Albert Carter, Julius Edward Rev. LeRoy Patrick, '39, an LU trus- Graduates shortly after being conferred Curry, Gwendolyn L. DeBouse-Chism, tee, gave the invocation; Rev. John H. an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters From Philadelphia, Pa.: Rayetta West, '76, university chaplain, the degree. Novella Bosley, Michelle Deneen Bur- (Continued on Page 7) The Lincoln Lion 6 Summer 1988 Edition

Class of 1928 at Commencement '88: (left to right) Arthur Motley, Joseph Bailey, |j| Joseph Dyer, Donald Wyatt, Daniel B. Perry.

Class of 1963 at Commencement '88: (left to right) Sylvester MurrayfDr. Calvin S. Morris, Allen Pickering, Edward W. Keels, William H. Ravenell, Esq.

Class of 1948 at Commencement '88: (left to right) Dr. Joseph S. Darden, Jr., William S. Hutchings, Dr. Emerson Emoty, Robert O. Hawkins.

Instructions for Ordering Reunion Class Photographs

Copies of photographs of the reunion classes from Commencement 1988 are available. To reduce costs and prevent delays, it is suggested that each reunion class designate one person to order its photographs as a unit, specifying the total number of prints requested. There is a one-time charge of $7.50 to process a negative for a photograph measuring 5 inches by 7 inches. The costs of prints vary. For example, developing 1 to 9 prints costs $5 each; 10 to 19, $4.50 each, etc. Checks, which should include the cost for processing negatives, plus $1.50 for mailing, should be made payable to Lincoln University and should specify that the check is for reunion class photographs. For further information, contact the Office of Public Relations & Publications.

Class Reunion Photograph Ordering Form (Please allow 4 to 5 weeks for Processing and Delivery)

Name- Class. Address . City State. Zip. Phone H ( ). W ( ). Number of Photographs Requested . Amount of Check Enclosed $ Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln Lion 7 From others towns in Maryland: Graduates Emanuel Force Heard, Jr., Gaithers- burg; George B. Logan-EL, Suitland; (Continued from Page 5) Nancy Ann Woods, Tuscarora. Robert Reginald Doucette, Deborah From Brooklyn, N.Y: Joan Marcella Gravely Parks Flowers, Francine Ful- Eastmond, Joseph Franklin, Thomas ton, Rosalind J. Whitehead Gadsden, Edward Gaffney, Everard Adeyemi Audrey I. Guess, Lawrence S. Harris, Marson, Maryella Morgan Rogers. Bernita Joanne Henry, Leroy Johnson, From others towns in New York: Lillian B. Johnson-Smallwood, Robyn Frank Alexander Dalloo, Bronx; Jean Sue Anne Maloney, Theola Myers, Wilkins Dember, Copiague; Pamela Theresa R. O'Malley, Miriam Watson Gwathney, Bellport; Daphony P. Lyons, Peterman, Brenda Lee Roberta Scarbo- Shirley; Dorothy Edna Scott, Mount rough, Rachel Smith-Roundtree, Muriel Vernon; Allen L. Walker, New York; Virginia E. Thomas, Tracey Delilah Gloria B. Wright, Jamaica. Williams, Carole P. Wilson, Norman From Wilmington, Del.: Robert F. Russell Wood, Maxine Sullivan Young. Cichocki, Ina Ray Jetter. From Washington, D.C.: Antonio E. From York, Pa.: Flora M. Brands, Emanuel, Lawton Frazier, Sr., Anna M. Carol Ann Burk, Vincent B. Craig, Hurley, William Leonard Peebles, Do- Ralph E. Eberly, Jr.; Kristin Temple nald Ramsey. Keech, Loma Jenette Martin-James, Bonnie Gayle Renn, James LeBaron From New Jersey: Emily Lorraine Washington. Chambers-Brown, Franklinville; Allie M. Diaz, Mt. Holly; Keara E. Hoban, From Yeadon, Pa.: Gwendolyn Trenton. Green-Price, Herman N. Thompson. Lincoln officials discussing an overview chart of the institution's science education From Alexandria, Va.: Patricia Anne From Harrisburg, Pa.: George C. and research program to be funded by a May 23, $700,000 grant from the Howard Drennen. • Fuller, Joyce L. McClain, David M. Pe- Hughes Medical Institute are (left to right) Dr. Willie Williams, chair of the Natural terson, Joyce B. Simms, Garth Edward Sciences Division, and the Physics Department; Dr. Niara Sudarkasa, university Smallwood. president; Prof. James W. Frankowsky, chair, Mathematical Sciences Department; From Lancaster, Pa.: N. Jeannie (standing) Dr. Joseph L. Harrison, chair, Biology Department; Dr. William E. Burns, Martha Wood Forney. Gardner, vice president for academic affairs; and Dr. Saligrama C. SubbaRao, From Oreland, Pa.: Barbara A. Bur- chair of the Chemistry Department. On June 1, the University had its Minority gess, Kim L. Golodner. Access to Research Careers (MARC) Honors Program grant renewed for an addi- From Mechanicsburg, Pa.: Brett tional five years for $750,000 by the U.S. National Institute of General Medical Hamilton, Harold Spellman. Sciences of the Department of Health and Human Services. From Williamsport, Pa.: April Cole Trice, Carla Elizabeth Ware. From others towns in Pennsylvania: Lonnie S. Barnes, Carlisle; John Ste- phen Boes, Muncy; Darlene R. Branch- Dalton, Yardley; James A. Condon, Mt. Over $50,000 Raised Gretna; William Graham Comely, (Continued from Page 1) Homecoming Springmount; Susan B. Dahn, Lang- horne; George M. Davis, Coatesville; for Social Change in Atlanta; and a cur- Daryl Leroy Flynn, Oberlin; Cheryl rent member of numerous professional Weekend Ann Gane, Holland; Jared Crosby Hal- and civic organizations who has received verson, Jr., Glen Mills; Enrique C. Jo- many honors and awards in recognition sephs, Media; Raymond R. Loftus, of his work in theology and social wel- Watsontown; Bruce New, Royersford; fare. He holds a master of arts degree in October 22-23, Louis P. Roberts, Lewisburg; Elaine American history (1964), bachelor of Candis Saunders, Brookhaven; Carmen sacred theology degree (1967) and doc- 1988 Sue Stanley, Oxford; Daryl Wade Ulp, tor of philosophy degree in American Millmont. history (1982), all from Boston Univer- From Baltimore, Md.: Ernestine D. sity. Anderson, Anna J. Barr, Clarence C. Donald L. Pierce, '53, president of the Harris, Marvin T. Lipscomb, Jr., Irvin General Alumni Association, and Uni- Harrison Morris, Jr., Marie E. Toomes. versity registrar, presided at the banquet; Dr. H. Alfred Farrell, '34, the association's executive secretary read citations for each of the three honorees. During the program, Franklin H. Wil- liams, '41, president of the Phelps-Stokes Funds in New York City, was formally Support introduced to the alumni as the new chair of Lincoln's board of trustees. University President Niara Sudarkasa also briefly Lincoln addressed the group. D And The General Alumni

Association Honorary degree recipient Lerone Bennett, Jr. delivers the Baccalaureate Address in Mary Dod Brown Memorial Chapel The Lincoln Lion 8 Summer 1988 Edition CLASS NOTES

A method for applying traction to the '31 '43, '45s lower spine without being confined to a bed, the unit can be worn under cloth- Dr. LEROY D. JOHNSON has been The Reverend PAUL M. WASH- ing, or over light clothing while con- unanimously elected to honorary mem- INGTON, rector emeritus of the Epis- cealed by a suit jacket. With its use, bership in the Oxford (Pa.) Rotary copal Church of the Advocate in Phila- many patients with low back pain Club in appreciation of his "meritor- delphia, received an honorary doctorate would be enabled to return to work or ious service in the furtherance of Ro- degree from Temple University at its continue to work when recuperating tary ideals that (his) 25 years of contin- 101st Commencement held on May 19. from a back injury. uous membership provided to the Club." The invention can also be used pro- phylactically for patients who are sub- ject to back pain caused by occupa- '36 '47, '50s tional conditions. Dr. Scott served as a medical labora- Dr. Jason Jerome Cooper, '54. U.S. District Court Judge BARRING- JOHN DANGERFIELD COOPER tory technician in the United States TON D. PARKER, in a recent interest- was honored, and his music featured, at Army and as a medical research assist- ing case, threw out the confession of an the Annual Luncheon Musicale of The ant at Temple University Medical degree from Mary Holmes College alleged Lebanese hijacker who was ar- Memorial Guild/Opera-North Inc., held School before entering the Medical (1978), Dr. Cooper has also done grad- rested at sea by U.S. authorities. The in March at Pinn Memorial Baptist School of Howard University, from uate work at the Philadelphia School of action was the first under federal laws Church in Philadelphia. Included in the which he graduated in 1964. While in Family Therapy (1977), New York designed to prosecute foreign terrorists. program was his original work, "I medical school, he did basic work with Theological Seminary and Post Gradu- Judge Parker ruled that the FBI vio- Dream a World," which was commis- vitamin C and wound healing at the ate Center for Mental Health (1969), lated the constitutional rights of Fawaz sioned by Lincoln University to cele- United States Army Research and De- and Cornwell Theological Seminary Yunis '28, in persuading him to waive brate the inauguration of Dr. Niara Su- velopment Command under Col. Ed- (1964). Long active in numerous his rights to an attorney and in obtain- darkasa as the University's eleventh win J. Pulaski. church and community projects and ing his signature on a statement of his president. Currently in private practice, Dr. organizations, he has practiced as both role in the 1985 hijacking of a Royal Presentations to Dr. Cooper included Scott was previously associated with a family group and individual therapist Jordanian airliner from Beirut Interna- those by the Memorial Guild, Ivy Leaf Mercy Douglas Hospital, where he in- and participated in many television and tional Airport. Yunis alledgedly did not School, St. Luke's Choir, Friends of terned and then trained and oriented radio talk programs. receive adequate medical treatment for Music and St. Cecelia Choir. new interns and residents in obstetrics Dr. Cooper has been recognized two broken wrists sustained during his He was also honored by the board of and gynecology; the Philadelphia Board through the years with an array of ser- arrest or for seasickness. directors of Penn Jersey Executive Ses- of Education; and Norristown State vice and community awards and "These constitutional principles sion Investment Information Associa- Hospital, where he served as a medical citations. should not be cast aside nor minimized tion at its monthly meeting, held on director responsible for a 61-bed medi- In addition to family members and merely by invoking 'national security' May 21 at Four Seasons Hotel in cal and surgical unit and on the re- church officials, those presenting con- or 'the fight against terrorism,'" said Philadelphia. search, utilization board, and drug utili- gratulatory remarks at the banquet in- Judge Parker in a strongly worded 47- A conductor, choirmaster, organist, zation committees. cluded C. Delores Tucker, Democratic page opinion which repeatedly rebuked teacher and community activist, Dr. National Office, Washington, D.C.; Pe- FBI officials for their treatment of Cooper is a former professor of music ter Liacourous, president of Temple Yunis. at Lincoln. University; The Honorable Roxanne Jones, state senator; The Honorable Jo- '38 Rev. GAYRAUD S. WILMORE, dean seph Coleman, president of Philadel- of the Master of Divinity Program and phia City Council; The Honorable W. Judge JOSEPH D. ROULHAC retired professor of Afro-American religious Wilson Goode, mayor of Philadelphia; in 1987 after serving for more than 20 studies at New York Theological Semi- and The Honorable William H. Gray years as judge of Akron Municipal nary, received an honorary degree from III, U.S. Congressman. Court, Ohio. Elected four times to the The General Theological Seminary in Dr. Cooper also was conferred an bench, he established a reputation for New York City at the Seminary's 166th honorary degree by Temple University fairness, firmness and persona! atten- commencement on May 18. He was at its 101st commencement on May tion to those before his court. cited for his "significant contribution 19. Judge Roulhac plans to continue in both to the study of Afro-American re- community service. A member of nu- ligion and to the enterprise of theologi- merous professional and civic organiza- cal education." tions, he has received many citations, Holder of a Master of Sacred Theol- recognitions and awards for his out- ogy degree from Temple University '63 standing work and notable School of Religion, Rev. Wilmore has contributions. REV. LARRY EDMUNDS was the re- served as pastor in Pennsylvania Pres- cipient of the honorary degree of Doc- byterian churches, associate professor tor of Divinity at the Founder's Day '39 of social ethics at Pittsburgh Theologi- Convocation at the Shaw Divinity cal Seminary, and as Martin Luther School in Raleigh, N.C., on March 21. Dr. LEROY PATRICK has been King, Jr. Professor of Social Ethics at Mr. Edmunds is pastor of St. John's Boston University School of Theology. named president of the Pittsburgh New Ambulatory Lumbosacral Traction Unit, Baptist Church in Woburn, Mass. From 1974 to 1983, he was Martin Futures program, a $12.5 million pro- invented by Dr. Henry Scott, '51. gram to help at-risk youth. Funded by Luther King, Jr., Memorial Professor at WILLIAM W. MALLOY is the assist- the Annie E. Casey Foundation, New Colgate Rochester/Bexley Hall/Crozier ant superintendent of the Division of Futures will target eight schools in the Theological Seminary, where he was Exceptional Education and Supportive city's North and South sides in an at- also dean of the Black Church Studies '54 tempt to alleviate youth unemployment, Program. Services, Milwaukee Public Schools, Wisconsin. dropping out, teenage pregnancy, and Rev. Wilmore is the author of nu- Dr. JASON JEROME COOPER was underachievement. State agencies, hu- merous books and articles. honored on May 20 at an Anniversary man service providers and labor and Banquet commemorating his 25 years corporate interests will be involved in of service as pastor of Berean Presby- addressing the complex issues affecting terian Church, U.S.A., in Philadelphia. children at risk. '51 The evening's theme was "Resolve to Pastor emeritus of Bethesda United love, unite to serve. Our best is yet to Presbyterian Church in Homeland, Pa., Dr. HENRY SCOTT, a noted Phila- come." Dr. Patrick has established a record of delphia physician, has received a patent A doctoral candidate at Eastern Bap- years of work for civil rights and for his invention, an Ambulatory Lum- tist Theological Seminary in Philadel- equity. bosacral Traction Unit. phia (1987) and holder of a doctorate (Continued on Page 12) Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln Lion 9 In Memoriam

Gwendolyn '29 Former LU The Reverend OSCAR ELLIOTT Murphy- HOLDER died in St. Francis Hospital Professor in Wilmington, Del., on April 15. He Duncan, 34, was 80. The Rev. JAMES H. BROWN, as- A graduate of Philadelphia Divinity sistant professor of systematic theology School, Rev. Holder began his ministry in the Theological Seminary of Lincoln Assistant in 1932 as a priest at St. Philip's Epis- from 1947 to 1959, died on September copal Church in Jackson, Fla. He then 5, 1987, following a long illness. He Financial Aid served, from 1934 to 1941, as rector of was 75. St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Wil- Gwendolyn Murphy-Duncan Holder of a bachelor's degree from Director at mington, N.C., and, from 1941 to 1945, Grove City College and the Master of as an Army chaplain, attaining the rank Divinity degree from Princeton Theo- of lieutenant colonel. logical Seminary, Rev. Brown was or- Lincoln After World War II, he was rector of dained to the Presbyterian ministry in St. James Episcopal Church in Charles- 1938 by the Presbytery of Chester. He Gwendolyn Ann Murphy-Duncan, Mrs. Helen J. ton, W. Va.; chaplain at West Virginia served as pastor of the Nottingham assistant director of financial aid at State College; rector of St. Barnabas Presbyterian Church from 1938 to Lincoln, died June 14, 1988, at Crozer Bowers, 62, Episcopal Church, Germantown, Phila- 1939, and the Upper Octorara Presby- Chester Medical Center, Chester, PA. delphia; vicar at St. Mary's Episcopal terian Church from 1939 to 1977, She was 34 and resided on the campus, Long-time Church, Chester, Pa.; and vicar of when he retired. near Oxford, PA. Memorial Chapel of the Holy Com- Mrs. Murphy-Duncan started work- munion, South Philadelphia. ing at Lincoln in February 1980 as a Lincoln Retiring in 1972, Rev. Holder pro- part-time supervisor in the Talent Im- duced many essays and philosophical provement and Motivational Expe- Employee writings on current issues and assisted rience (T.I.M.E.) laboratory, a counsel- the rector of St. Thomas Episcopal ing and tutorial program. She later Helen J. Anderson Bowers, employed Church in Philadelphia. Husband of served as a counselor in the admissions as a records clerk in Lincoln Universi- Rev. Holder is survived by his wife, office before joining the counseling ty's Department of Alumni Relations Susan Alexis Thomas-Holder. Alumnae staff in the financial aid office in April for more than 25 years, died suddenly 1982. She was named assistant director on June 18. The senior member of Lin- Robert L. Walls, the husband of in November 1982. coln's secretarial-clerical staff, she was '38 GLADYS WINFIELD WALLS, '55, Prior to coming to Lincoln, Mrs. 62. died in Philadelphia on March 4. He Murphy-Duncan was employed in the ROBERT W. HENRY JR. died on A resident of the village of Lincoln May 19 at the age of 75. He was a re- was 59. business department at Sears, Roebuck University, Mrs. Bowers was born in A graduate of Drexel University with and Co., in Newport News, VA. tired chemist for the City of Philadel- Little Britain, PA, and attended West phia Water Department. a bachelor of science degree in indus- Born in Lancaster, PA, she was edu- Chester Area Public Schools. She be- trial engineering, Mr. Walls also held cated in the Oxford Area public school Mr. Henry was a life member of Al- gan at Lincoln in September, 1962. pha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Rho Chapter, an MBA degree from Central Michigan system, graduating from Oxford Area Surviving are her husband, Vance University. A member of Simpson- High School in 1971. She received her a life member of the Shields Green Bowers; two sons, Vance F. Jr. of New- Chapter of the John Brown Memorial Fletcher United Methodist Church in bachelor's degree in 1975 from Hamp- ark, DE, and Steven of Oakland, C A; a Philadelphia, he served with the United ton University, in Hampton, VA. Association, and an honorary member daughter, Judith A. Boddy of Wilming- of Viri-Viginti. For many years, he was States Navy during World War II and Surviving are her husband, Dr. Char- ton, DE; a granddaughter; two brothers, active in the Young Men's Christian was then employed, for 25 years, as a les C. Duncan, chair of the Psychology William Anderson of Oxford, and Jo- Association (YMCA) and the National management analyst for the U.S. Gov- Department and director of Institution- seph Anderson of West Chester; and Association for the Advancement of ernment. At the time of his death, he al Research at Lincoln; a daughter, three sisters, Rose Curry of Coatesville, Colored People (NAACP). was an arbitrator for the Better Busi- Kendal, 8; two stepsons, Charles Jr. Harriet Banks of Downingtown, and ness Bureau. and David C; her mother, Menetha; a Survivors include his wife, Irene Mary Dutton of West Chester. Alexander Henry; his daughter, Barbara Mr. Walls is also survived by a sister, Ms. Joann E. Brown of Miami, Services were held at Christ Temple daughter, Lisa Marie Walls. FL, a former Lincoln employee; a L. Culmer; two sisters; and two Church in Kennett Square on June 22 grandchildren. brother, Thomas W. Murphy Jr.; and a and 23; interment was in Philadelphia sister-in-law, Devina Murphy of Los Memorial Park, Frazer, Chester Angeles, CA. County, PA. • Funeral services were held June 18 at Mary Dod Brown Memorial Chapel, at the University. Interment was in Union Hill Cemetery, Kennett Square, PA. Friends and colleagues of Mrs. Murphy-Duncan at Lincoln have established a trust fund for her daughter, Homecoming Kendal. Contributions should be made and payable to The Kendal S. M. Murphy Trust Fund, and sent in care of Ms. Rededication Day Ruth Ann Johnson, Financial Aid Of- fice, Lincoln University, Lincoln Uni- is versity, PA 19352. • Helen J. Bowers Saturday October 22, 1988 The Lincoln Lion 10 Summer 1988 Edition C ommencement The following sons and daughters of Lincoln University attended Commencement Weekend, May 1-2,1988:

'25 '37 '41 "52 '63 Franz A. Byrd G. Durant Franklin Williams Dick F. Minyard Edward W. Keels 3410 Broom Place 239 W. 113 Street 52 W. 89th Street 418 Harrisburg Street 1522 Forrestal Street Wilmington, DE 19802 New York, NY 10026 New York, NY 10024 Steelton, PA 17113 Philadelphia, PA 19145 Retired Retired Retired education advisor Clinical audiologist '42 '28 William M. Jordan Reginald E. Benn '53 Keiffer J. Mitchell Joseph A. Bailey 1327 Beatties Ford Road 121 Claremont Street Frank J. Hutchings, Jr. 4304 St. Paul Street 630 W. 158 Street Charlotte, NC 28216 Newton, MA 02158 843 Green Oak Terrace Baltimore, MD 21218 New York, NY 10032 Retired professor Physician Macon, GA 31210 Physician Attorney Insurance agent '38 Howard L. Erwin Sylvester Murray Joseph E. Dyer Herman Perry Bailey 12521 Palerno Drive Alfred J. Kase 100 E. Broad 594 W. 152 Street 6412Edgemere,ttB-12 Silver Spring, MD 20904 6200 Ellsworth Street Columbus, OH 43215 New York, NY 10031 El Paso, TX 79925 Retired Philadelphia, PA 19143 Manager Part-time teacher Physicist Mark Gibson '43 Allen Pickering 31 Winding Lane Wendell P. Brown Price F. Harris Martin Kilson 119-40 190 Street Bloomfield, NJ 07003 5400 Market Street 6217 4th Street NW 4 Eliot Road St. Albans, NY11412 Retired clergyman Philadelphia, PA 19139 Washington, DC 20011 Lexington, MA 02173 Social worker Retired Retired Army officer and Professor Dr. A. P. Motley Red Cross official '70 52 Caiystane Terrace Theophilus A. Logan Donald L Pierce Carol Mebane Petett Edinburgh, EH 1065, 3193 Mt. Miguel Drive '44 Box 145 10008 Parkland Drive Scotland San Diego, CA 92139 G. Franklin Jackson Lincoln University, PA 19352 Wexford, PA 15090 Retired Real estate broker 1005 8th Street Registrar, Lincoln University Teacher Lynchburg, VA 24500 Dr. Daniel B. Perry James R. Martin James M. Skerrett Pamela Roberts Williams 34-20 111 Street 8 Gafney Lane '46 6216Ludlow 13404 Canyon Court Corona, NY 11368 Willingboro, NJ 08046 Royal L. Allen, Jr. Philadelphia, PA 19139 Silver Spring, MD 20904 Retired physician 48 Plymouth Avenue Analyst Joseph Roulhae Maplewood, NJ 07040 •71 Donald Wyatt 381 Sunn Valley Drive Retired '55 Churchill Cotton 500 Osceola Avenue Akron, OH 44313 Jefferson J. Jones 2101 Dawn Way Winter Park, FL 32789 Retired judge '47 8500 Shaker Blvd. Phoenixville, PA 19460 Retired Philip V. Skerrett Cleveland, OH 44124 Auditor Julius H. Taylor 3601 Conshohocken Avenue Dentist '32 2319 Lyndhurst Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131 Sheila Hudson Earle C. Brown, Sr. Baltimore, MD 21216 Physician Dr. Thaddeus H. Phillips 1177 Queen Lane, 83 1200 Carr Road Retired professor 6626 Jordan Drive West Chester, PA 19380 Wilmington, DE 19809 Harrisburg, PA 17111 Assistant principal Retired Albert S. Weeden '48 Dentist 1607 Lincoln Road N.E. Dr. Joseph S. Darden, Jr. Dr. Kenneth M. Sadler '33 Washington, D.C. 20002 1416 Thelma Drive '57 263 Glen Eagles Drive Dr. Thomas J. Bass Retired teacher Union, NJ 07083 Thomas Mills Winston-Salem, NC 27104 77 Greenside College professor 100 Monument Avenue Dentist Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 '39 Old Bennington, VT 05201 Retired physician William B. Cuff, Sr. Dr. Emerson Emory Physician '72 1046 Front Street 4931 W. Mockingbird Lane Estelle Gibbs Lee Capers G. Bradham Coatesville, PA 19320 Dallas, TX 75209 •58 2002 Lone Eagle Road P.O. Box 3238 Retired Physician Addison E. Taliaferro Coatesville, PA 19320 Berkeley, CA 94703 Box 427 Caseworker Retired Frank R. Gordon Robert O. Hawkins Allentown, NJ 08501 83 Summit Road 310Springloch Road Public health administrator William Trower Colden L Brown Malvern, PA 19355 Silver Spring, MD 20904 74 Laventhal Avenue 3532 Lynchester Road Clergyman Retired Robert E. Wren Irvington, NJ07111 Baltimore, MD 21215 1208 White Mills Road Claims Adjuster Retired Walter I. Johnson, II William S. Hutchings Catonsville, MD 21228 126 Voorhees Street 536 New Street Federal government worker '73 '34 Teaneck, NJ 07666 Macon, GA 31201 Verette W. Blake Noah Watson Brown Retired Mortician '59 4912 Illinois Avenue NW 19 Hanley Street Clement Cottingham Washington, DC 20011 Harrington, DE 19952 William E. Maddox '51 28 Arden, V-2 Hospital administrator Retired teacher 3900 Ford Road, Apt. 7Q John D. Polk New Hope, PA 18938 Philadelphia, PA 19131 248 Bowdoin Avenue Professor Alexander Garrison Earl O. Pree Swarthmore, PA 19081 11628 Manford Court 6925 Anderson Street '40 Community coordinator George B. Jones Cincinatti, OH 45240 Philadelphia, PA 19119 Albert P. Williams 3354 Denver Street SE Engineer Retired 1271 President Street William Scott, Jr. Washington, DC 20020 Brooklyn, NY 11213 37 Normandy Lane Retired hearing examiner Yolanda Gaskins Arnett F. Williams State Supreme Court justice Willingboro, NJ 08046 4925 1st Street, N.W. 111 Handet Hill Road Technical sales '60 Washington, DC 20011 Baltimore, MD 21250 representative Ennis Winston Television producer Retired 82 Arlington Avenue Jersey City, NJ 07305 Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln Lion 11 Gloria E. Guess Maurice H. Brewster Lorraine Selby Gwendolyn Bynum Guy A. Sims 4019-36 Street 8561 Saturn Street, 84 1808 Chelsea Road 1407 Buena Vista Street 31 3B Fairway Road Mt. Rainier, MD 20712 Los Angeles, CA 90035 Philadelphia, PA 19126 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Newark, DE 19711 Music teacher Sales manager Manager Substitute teacher Admissions representative

Dora Johnson B. Eugene Brown Karen Kelley Sullivan Ethel A. Calhoun Marlena R. Smith 44 South McKean Avenue 15456 Vanowen Street 5908 Darien Court 3334 Pearsall Avenue 5520 Quarter Path Gate Donora, PA 15033 Van Nuys, CA 91406 Baltimore, MD 21206 Bronx, NY 10469 Virginia Beach, VA 23455 Bank examiner Personnel staffing specialist Rehabilitation counselor Public services Gwendolyn Parker Jones representative 1830 A Street S.E. Lawrence Charity Winston Wiggins Charlene Cooper Washington, DC 20003 225 Crosswinds Drive, 8303 115 Wight Avenue, 81322 16923 Norwood Road Jacqueline Williams Teacher Chesapeake, VA 23320 Hunt Valley, MD 21030 Sandy Spring, MD 20860 304 Aspen Street NW, Analyst Electron microscopist Mathematics teacher Apt. 203 Kathy Drake Kelley Washington, DC 20072 72 Glen Avenue Vanita Douglas J. Keith Wilson Beverly Dowe Insurance Auditor Port Chester, NY 10573 663 Mt. Pleasant Avenue 213 Woodlawn Avenue 2385 1st Avenue, 82-C Financial analyst W. Orange, NJ 07052 Trenton, NJ 08609 New York, NY 10035 Shelli Williams-Tucker Manager Social service coordinator Teacher 1716 N. Edgewood Street Christine King Philadelphia, PA 19151 1002 Cecil B. Moore Avenue Deena Fleming Michael Young Ronique V. Godwin Social worker Philadelphia, PA 19122 10051 Westpark,8212 1013 Baird Avenue 1101 W. Girard Avenue, Librarian Houston, TX 77042 Yeadon, PA 19050 Apt. 102 Hara L. Wright Systems consultant Philadelphia, PA 19123 3810 Kildoon Drive Gary W. Majors '79 Public utility employee Newark, DE 19702 2203 King Boulevard Janice Hartwill-Miller Sheryl Y. Minter Credit analyst Harrisburg, PA 17103 4149 S. 4 Mile Run Drive, 167N. 17th Street C. Vernon Martin, Jr. Insurance supervisor 8203 E. Orange, NJ 07017 4-G Winchester Road '84 Arlington, VA 22204 Program evaluation Newark, DE 19713 Alvin C. Cox Melinda McNeil Transportation analyst specialist Admissions counsellor, 1380 North Avenue, Apt. 618 Box 464 Lincoln University Elizabeth, NJ 07208 Avondale, PA 19311 Dorice L Home Karen Nicholas Support services director Nurse 3211 Avenue I, 82J R.D. 1,Box268A Martha Mellow-Asia Brooklyn, NY 11210 Glassboro, NJ 08028 136 Ned Drive •87 Joan H. Thomas Librarian Accountant Lakewood, NJ 08701 Krystal Jones 1815 Q Street SE,tt4 Teacher 3354 Denver Street SE Washington, DC 20020 David Kosoko Darla Pender Washington, DC 20020 Self-employed 5804 Nystrom Street 1510 W. Kerbaugh Street Roberta Medley Personnel assistant New Carrollton, ND 20784 Philadelphia, PA 19140 6597 Penn Avenue, 8102 '74 Real estate Social worker Forestville, MD 20747 William M. Barber Community living assistant 43 Fairway Road, Apt. 83-D Sabrina F. Lamb Marie Roberts-Mulligan Newark, DE 19711 1 E. 124 Street, 842 71 M Ridge Road Kenneth Mosley Financial Aid Officer, New York, NY 10035 Greenbelt, MD 20770 44 Bentley Lane Lincoln University Accountant Willingboro, NJ 08046 Elnora E. LaRosa Andristine M. Robinson 711 Bittersweet Road Jeffrey J. Spann Box 71 Monroeville, PA 15146 11322 Cherry Hill Road Lincoln University, PA 19352 Chemist Beltsville, MD 20705 Associate Dean of Students, Engineer Lincoln University Donald McClean 631 Beach 9th Street •81 •76 Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Lubin E. Mulraine Support Deborah D. Manson Deputy superintendent 8668 Piney Branch Road, T4 5006 N. 12th Street Silver Spring, MD 20901 Philadelphia, PA 19141 Diana (Jones) Meachem Lab technician 2001-38th Street SE, 8301 Lincoln Debra Overton Washington, DC 20020 •83 1714 Brentwood Place Program coordinator Jolinda Agnew And The Clementon, NJ 08021 4736 Benning Road Auditor John W. Milligan, Jr. Washington, DC 20019 71 M Ridge Road General '78 Greenbelt, MD 20770 Ikechukwu E. Amadi Rodney Blaine Anderson Courtroom clerk 108 Colony Road 781 S. 16th Street Silver Spring, MD 20903 Newark, NJ 07103 Kelvin Penn Student/teacher Alumni Marketing 2629 S. 78th Street Philadelphia, PA 19153 Rev. George Anderson Aaron Barfield Foreman Rt. 1, Box 169 Association 1328 Collegewood Street Worton, MD 21628 Ypsi, Ml 48197 Fayequita L. Poole Pastor 4319 Stafford Drive Patricia Bobo Chesapeake, VA 23321 Renee A. Ashton 543 Cypress Street Probation officer 4223 Fort Dupont Terrace SE Homecoming Yeadon, PA 19050 Washington, DC 20020 Actuary Caron Robinson Social service representative and 38 Second Street Victor Bobo Somerville, NJ 08876 Earlene Becton Rededication Day 2 Marion Street Subrogation supervisor 94 Tuckerman Street NW Union, NJ 07083 Washington, DC 20011 is Self-employed Therapeutic recreation specialist Saturday, October 22, 1988 The Lincoln Lion 12 Summer 1988 Edition

Class of 1938 at Commencement '88: (left to right) seated: WendellP. Brown, Joseph D. Roulhac, Lloyd M. Wright, Julius H. Taylor, William Maddox; standing: TheophilusA. Logan, Herman P. Bailey, Albert Weeden, William T. Harper, Alexander B. Mills.

LU Class of 1978 at Commencement Weekend, 1988. Second row, far right (stooping) is Nathan South, recently named director of alumni relations.

Class of 1953 at Commencement '88: (left to right) James M. Skerrett, Frank Hutchings, Donald R Ukkerd, Donald Pierce (LU registrar), Alfred Kase. Class of 1933 at Commencement '88: (left to right) Colden L Brown, Dr. Thomas J. Bass, Dr. Henry G. Cornwell(LU professor emeritus of psychology), Capers G. Bradham. Homecoming Weekend October 22-23, 1988

Class Notes Four members of the Class of 1968 on Commencement Weekend, 1988: (left to right) Rick O'Daniel, Warren Colbert, I. J. Floyd, and Harold Wilson. (Continued from Page 8)

'65 '71 DAVID J. WATERS, JR. has been BRUCE and RITA J. GOLDMAN named manager of the Harrisburg of- have left the University of Pennsylva- fice of Creative Management Con- nia, Rita to become associate director The Lion's PURPOSE cepts, a six-year-old business manage- of admissions for the Germantown Friends School and Bruce to become First, to cultivate an inquiring and critical mind; to direct it toward the apprehen- ment consulting firm in Shillington, Pa. the first associate with the firm of Bris- sion of truth; and to arm it with those skills essential for effective oral and Waters is a consultant who has been bon and Associates, a health-care man- written communication. working with the firm since late 1987. agement consulting firm. • Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln Lion 13

m Members of the Class of 1968 who returned to Lincoln for Commencement Weekend, Class of 1943 at Commencement '88: (left to right) Dr. Harold Pierce, Price Harris, 1988: (left to right) Front Row: Joe Williams, Jack Dawkins, Howard Wilson, Cynthia James Reaves, Theodore Gordon, Dr. Walter Haynes. Amis, Rick O'Daniel, Carol (Patterson) Anderson, Dick Boddie, Dwight Taylor, Ron Walker; Back Row: Ted Hawkins, Aubrey Watkins, Dan Lee, Warren Colbert, Ron Cole, Donald Branch, Ron Welburn, Lloyd Asparagus, R T. Chrystian, Rick Hill, Ken Woods, Pablo Stephens, Peter Ludrick, John Greene, Tom McGill, Selwyn Joseph; Not Shown: Dave Petett, Cordell Richardson, Jack Woods, Fred Miller, I. J. Floyd.

See Page 6 for ordering Reunion Class Photographs. LU Class of 1973 at Commencement Weekend, 1988.

HOMECOMING WEEK OCTOBER 17-23, 1988

HOMECOMING AND Class of 1983, at Commencement Weekend '88: (left to right) first row: Earlene Becton, REDEDICATION DAY Jackie Williams, Renee A. Ashton, Hara L Wright, JoLinda Agnew, Gwendolyn A. SATURDAY Bynum, Martha Mellow Asia; second row: Karen Ellis, Beverly Dowe, ToddJ. Mungin, Renee Frazier, Jacqueline Davis, Arthur Snow Robinson, Sharon C. Thrower, Allen L OCTOBER 22, 1988 Wilkins, Denise McNeal Grant, Charlie E. Bethea (holding child); third row: Dionell Tinsley, Guy A. Sims (former LU assistant director of student activities), Markus G. Moore, C. Vernon Martin, Jr. (LU admissions counsellor), Tony Scott, James L Reed, George Anderson. The Lincoln Lion 14 Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln University Class Representatives Directory

'23 '35 '46 '57 J. K. Wells Dr. Frank T. Coleman Jack H. Dawley Edward S. Terry 6820 Mower Street 2127 Earp Street 5751 Valley Oak Drive 612 Jasper Street Philadelphia, PA 19119 Philadelphia, PA 19146 Los Angeles, CA 90068 Baltimore, MD 21201 (215)438-3129 (215)468-6387 (212)245-6400 (301)462-3142 James P. Archer '47 '58 2711 Beachmont Avenue '36 John A. Mingo, Jr. Judge Levan Gordon Norfolk, VA 23504 Alphonso D. Walls 31 Woodland Avenue 906 E. Slocum Street (804)625-6271 P.O.Box 140 East Orange, NJ 07017 Philadelphia, PA 19150 Lincoln University, PA 19352 (201)678-5130 (215)276-8899 '25 (215)932-2555 Earl W. Turner '48 '59 4307 Kathland Avenue '37 Alfonso Williams Rev. William Eichelberger Baltimore, MD 21207 8303 Gilbert Street 153 Tiffany Lane (Phone number unavailable) G. Gladstone Durant 239 W. 113th Street Philadelphia, PA 19150 Willingboro, NJ 08046 (609)871-6203 '26 New York, NY 10026 (215)496-9104 (212)622-0619 Theodore Wall '49 '60 5781 Stewart Street '38 Peter P. Cobbs, Esq. Ennis D. Winston Philadelphia, PA 19131 82 Arlington Avenue Lloyd M. Wright 2121 First National Bldg. (Phone number unavailable) Detroit, MI 48226 Jersey City, NJ 07304 3901 ConshohockenAvenue (313)259-2670 (201)435-0586 '27 Apt. D-25 Charles H. Bynum Philadelphia, PA 19131 '61 1270 Fifth Avenue (215)477-0886 '50 New York, NY 10029 George L. Russell, Esq. Dr. Harold R. Minus (212)534-6724 3401 Seven Mile Lane 13310 Brackley Road '39 Baltimore, MD 21208 Silver Spring, MD 20904 Martin V. Waters, Esq. (301)358-6460 (202)745-6725 '28 68 Howland Avenue Joseph A. Bailey, Esq. Teaneck, NJ 07666 '51 '62 630 W. 158th Street (201) 833-0784 Llewellyn W. Woolford, Sr. Donald C. McMeans New York, NY 10032 10380 Painted Cup 145 Tyler Drive (212)795-6904 '40 Columbia, MD 21043 Willingboro, NJ 08046 Henry A. Martin (301)730-1839 (Phone number unavailable) '29 21 Elder Avenue James H. Murphy Yeadon, PA 19050 '52 '63 14 W. Cold Spring Land No. 605 (215)626-0139 Calvin L. Hackney Charles Horace Gibson Baltimore, MD 21210 5752 Kemble Avenue 603 W. Fifth Street (301)433-4211 '41 Philadelphia, PA 19141 Palmyra, NJ 08065 Rev. Henry H. Mitchell (215)924-4992 (609)829-5234 '30 P.O. Box 27925 Dr. Clement M. Jones Richmond, VA 23261 '53 '64 112 The Orchard, Apt. A (804)359-3301 Sondra E. Draper Cranbury, NJ 08512 Donald R. Ukkerd 1136 E.Cliveden Street 25 Winterhaven Drive, Apt. 10 (609) 448-5779 '42 Philadelphia, PA 19119 Newark, DE 19702 Dr. G. Harold Kopchynski (215)549-4214 (302)366-1554 '31 2 Croydon Road Dr. Leroy D. Johnson Amityville, NY 11701 '54 P.O. Box 96 (516)842-6555 Lincoln University, PA 19352 Joseph A. Delaine '65 1706 Washington Ave. (215)932-2598 '43 Rev. Michael K. Frank Charlotte, NC 28216 7902 Mosley Drive, No. 905 '32 Dr. Cromwell C. Douglas (704)535-3375 6218 Glenoak Drive Houston, TX 77061 Landis W. Brown (713)941-8243 1901 Kennedy Blvd. Norfolk, V A 23513 (804)853-7177 Apt. 709 '55 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Dr. Lancess T. McKnight '66 (215)561-5159 '44 1400 MacDade Blvd., Apt. A-32 Claudia Van Blake '33 Woodrow Wilson Woodlyn, PA 19094 P.O.Box 1094 Rev. H. Garnett Lee 506 E. 5 th Street (215)833-1951 Los Angeles, CA 90053 11 East Orange Grove Rd., Apt. 321 Wilmington, DE 19801 (213)386-8843 Tucson, AZ 85704 (302)656-8587 '56 (602)752-5393 Allen T. Shropshire '45 1401 MauckRoad '34 Maurice B. Dabney '67 Norristown, PA 19043 Dr. Herman Lawson Dr. H. Alfred Farrell 5003 Woodbine Avenue (215)277-1033 Box 127 Philadelphia, PA 19131 2400 Bellevue Road (215)477-6399 Harrisburg, PA 17104 Lincoln University (717)238-7823 Lincoln University, PA 19352 (215)932-2013 (Continued on Page 15) Summer 1988 Edition The Lincoln Lion 15

Donald Pierce, '53, president of the General Alumni Association, presents an alumni Honorary degreeretipientJ. Richard Mun- award to Ernest GLevister^SS; at the April 30 Annual Alumni Banquet. ro, 1988 Commencement Speaker. Class Representatives Directory (Continued from Page 14)

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