David and Howard Arthur Lincoln, papers 1929-1980 1929-1952. 1929-1980.

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David and Howard Arthur Lincoln, papers 1929-1980 1929-1952. 1929-1980.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/764478518

This collection contains photographs, documents, and memorabilia pertaining to Howard A. Lincoln (A1930) and David Lincoln (A1952), including baseballs, baseball caps, a beanie, honorary society induction certificates, invitations, NRTOC publications, NROTC uniform accessories, photographs, a reunion book, and a scrapbook.

1.2 linear feet.

Tufts University - Tisch Library, Tisch Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8152940

Tufts University - Tisch Library, Tisch Library

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Lincoln, David Francis

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Tufts Universty. Class of 1952.

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Tufts University. Class of 1930.

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Lincoln, Howard Arthur.

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Howard Arthur Lincoln (A1930) was a member of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity and Vice-President of his senior class. He was a member of the Ivy Society (Junior Honorary Society) and the Tower Cross (Junior Honorary Society). After graduating from Tufts, he taught English at Dean Academy (1930-1948), Billerica Junior High (1948-1957), and Denis-Yarmouth Regional High School (1957-1963). He was married to FlTFWnce Van Ummersen, and they had one son, David. David Lincoln (A...

Tufts University

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United States. Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps

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Princeton University's Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program was started in 1946 amidst a wave of enthusiasm for the ROTC that followed World War II. It joined the Army ROTC unit on campus, which had operated since 1919, and was followed by the formation of an Air Force ROTC unit in 1951. By the 1950s however, faculty opposition to the degree-credit granting programs had risen high enough to merit their reformation, and special University-taught courses were added to the curricula....