Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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I L. MORAN, President 1 1 1 L I . 3' .fgofminb lfmfion Wisdom above is true ambitious aim, Wisdom the source ot virtue and tame, E. ASHBY, Registrar, Language. History Ripe in wisdom is he, and patient and kind and true. T. FRI-XZIER, Treasurer The reward ot one duty is the power to till another. B. EDWARDS, History and Music Lovers ot music and peace, lead on our days to age. E. BURRELL, Normal Director Friendly to all, deserving much praise May joy haunt her footsteps the rest ot her days. 11 TEAKWUBD CULLEGE 1 'ffnfftvf-S . E. MOSLEY. Bible lt is well to think well: lt is divine to act well. E. IOHNSON. Science and Mathematics Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. I. CUNNINGHAM, Laundry Superintendent Genteel in personage, Conduct, and equipagep Noble by heritage, generous and tree. S. HARRIS, Commercial Ambition is the growth of every climef' M. BANKS. Science and Mathematics A man ot infinite jest and unfathomable knowledge.