Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)
- Class of 1951
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'S S ' mv 3 JMLQUSZQZES 1 U96 'xQx4.,'f5iui1 , - Xvjk X K XL, , X , X if If .f-' X X 'ff emwvoon CULLEGE ARCHIVES Loaned By M 'U e Donated By Ag e fbi ' Date Received ee ee X Return To D:-sfo' ,m 'N1xmN 1'UHI,lS1llC1JIH' 'I'lll'f l'.X'l'l'lfIJ S'l'l'17l'X 1' .XIUV1'fJIl'f.X l' .XS AX Hl'fI'1ilfS1'f.Xl 'AX'l'lUX OI' S'I'l'1Jlf'X l' -XVI? 1'VXC'l'I,'l'Y l4l1 lf XI' U.'XliU'OU17 OAKWOOD COLLEGE HUNTS VILLE, ALABAMA .gil .mechca fion NVe, the students of Oakwood College, fondly dedicate this treasured volume of ,351 in memoriam of a life that was courageous, benevolent, and free, short, but well spent in these sacred labryinths of learning - the life of Wilfred Dean. Numerous classmates, associates, and friends concur that his joy in living evolved from self-sacrifice and service for others. He was possessed of an unrivaled spirit of generosity. His life radiated a contagious beam of inspiration that permeated the lives of those who knew him. He was richly endowed with unusual talent. His innate musical ability, lauded by all, made him equally skillful on the piano, bass violin, trumpet, and guitar. No musical program was complete without him. Thus, as a salute to a noble youth, a member of the Senior class of '51, we dedicate this, the ACORN of ,51, to the memory of the late Wilfrecl Dean. vfmrwf ffuafrioua eniom The illustrious seniors of '51 now achieving the goal of four yearis striving, are breasting the horizon of reality, casting beams of determined light against a dark future as do the stars that pierce the blackness of the night. In marching out, the Class of ,51 will carry with it a glowing flare of golden inspiration which leads to achievement. The reverent spirit of sincere devotion which culminates in spiritual integrity, the insatiable thirst for untainted knowledge and the assiduous Search for it which terminates in mental acumen, the rousing cry for physical and social development which results in physical culture and positive personailty is no longer a dream, but a real life achievement after four years of up-hill climb. These illustrious seniors will also carry with them a silver thread of tender memories to unravel through the coming years - memories of the stalwart oaks, majestic pines, the scenic campus, memories of devotions sincere and reverent, memories of friendships tried and true - never to be forgotten. As this gallant army of consecrated youth goes forth dividing their powers in ministry, teaching, business, science, and nursing, they are trusting the unseen hand of Omnipotence to guide their uncertain steps in the path of truth and duty which leads to ultimate victory. o 1 N .4 Y 41 u 1 1 1 I Y 1 3 A C i I v eniom JOHN H. WAGNER, JR., President X' Major: Religion Minor: History JAMES P. MIDDLETON, Vice-President Major: Religion Minor: Education CURTIS W. BURTON, Treasurer Major: Business Minor: Secretarial Science LOVEY R. DAVIS, Secretary Major: Secretarial Science Minor: English JOHN WRIGHT, Chaplain Major: Religion Minor :History RUTH E. WILLIAMS, Assista Major: Elem. Education Minor: English, Religion nt Secretary RUSSELL W BATES Major Religion Minor History AARON N BROGDEN Major Religion Minor Business CHARLES D BROOKS Major Religion Minor English HAROLD L CLEVELAND Major Religion Minoi HlStO1V GRACE M, COLEMAN Major' Minor: LUCY Major: Minor: Ilistory Elem. Education 411 M. CUMMINGS RL-ligion Eloin. Ecluviitioii MINNEOLA L, DABNEY Major: Sccrctziriul Scif-neo Minor: English 'wllw' DANIEL L. DAVIS Major: Religion Minor: Biology MERVEL EAGANS Major: Religion Minor: History ISADORE D. EVANS Major: Rvligion Minor: llistory CHARLES M. GADSDEN Major: Religion Minor: Eclucaition RAVYNNIA GILL Major: History Minor: English l Major: Ealiiczitioii l . . . Minor: Rcligion I CLARENCE M. GOl,Dl5OUliNE ALVIN R. GOLDBOURNE Major: Religion Minor: Elem. Education WALKER E. GROVES Major: Religion Minor: History RALPH B. HAIRSTON Major: Religion Minor: Education LUTHER R HGPKINS Major Rehgion Minor History EARL L HOWARD Major Rehgion MIDOI History IESSE B IRVIN Majoi Religion Minol Hlstory JESSE R LEE Majoi Business Adnunisti ation Minoi Music CARLYLE B MILLER Major Rel1g1on Minoi Education NUNERY E MOSLEY Majoi Business Administration M1no1 Biology OPHELIA M. ODOM Major: Religion LORENZO W. PAYTEE Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics ODESSA P. SAVAGE Major: Religion Minor: Elem. Education RICHARD W. SIMONS Major: Bueiness Aclminist . . 1 Minor: Secretarial Science CHARLES L. STOVALL Major: Religion Minor: Business SAMUEL W. STOVALL Major: Religion Minor: AUDREY M. THOMAS Major: Secretarial Science Minor: English 'ation Major: Religion Minor: llistory IIUBERT ll. NUKES Major: Sec. Education Minor: Religion Minor: Elem. Education LEONARIJ G, Nl'lW'l'ON PROFESSIONAL SENIORS CLARY COX P1 e Nursmg MERLE J GRAHAM Pre Nursmg MARIE E LESTER Ple NUISIHQ DARIEN E MCCLOUD Pre Nuxsmg LYDIA J SEARD Pre Nu1 smg BARBARA P WHITE Pxe Nursmg RAY L WHEELER MaJo1 Secondary Educatlon Mmor B1010gy ALFRED E WILLIAMS Majox Rehglon Mlnor Hlstory JULIAN L WILLIAMS MaJor Re11g1on Mmor H1StOTy ROSA L WOODARD MaJo1 Busmess AdfI11D1StfHt1OH Mmor Secretamal Scxence Re-11g1on mpc' to sci' tlzirw' flIillQ.YllQtIil1 But nut i1.s'um'1' in l1I'f'lIlI1.S' Ivy ni-'lit lu wi' tlzvm with my i'i'1'gf.s'igl1f. .Xml fuiirlz mul lziimlli' fini! fit - C lzrisfimi Hu V X Q X X 7 012- 1 W e S f, ef J Y f 5 f S si ' AQ W f , f C E Q A Q25 f , 5 Q - Q R M g ,.,. . 1 I? ' N' A ' 4 VZ .Aa - L .x . xkxx 7 K K ? ,L 5,,Z7-N15 AM? 1 all . A V , f, ' Q 1 1 I Hs QW-H . Y Q 2 ' Z ., 3 X X it 'wmxnmwwmvwww ,wf ,N f eff A ,Q ,, ' wmyfggiw K IWW. Q ' s gg. 1 . X . 1 V 10 X, W Q Ta SB: Q32 Z - 2 4 We 1 Q' Q f Q 1 MRS. WILLIAMS MRS. EAGANS MRS. IRVIN MRS. ALEXANDER THE DAVISES MRS. GROVES MRS. HAIRSTON is Zgxzvf ,, S E NIO R ' S img? .fgffil li MRS. SAMUEL STOVALL THE BATESES MRS. WAGNER MRS. CHARLES STCVALL MRS. SIMONS MRS. WHEELER MRS. BROGDEN Y-L-1 5 i' .xdcfiuified THIS - we remember . . . Our spiritual societies combined to cultivate and enrich our intellectual growth . . . Our campus organizations to provide educational and social development . . . Our lyceum programs bring to our campus culture and social development at its best . . . Yes, these are the highlights that spangle school day routines with fascination and leave behind it a glow of pleasant memories. I4 I 7 I w 1 1 I 5 dey N 1 'K L P gr 3 , 2. R3 W 3 w W V I w w I E' .ix U xx w 1 5 1 i l l f 1 1 wwf' 7 17' -'I' 1 ACTIVITIES l I i I ff if iff K ff? W Z I ' 2 r ,ff X, f S L r f xx If 4. ,G kd 5 fi ,ff 6 4 'K sa ff I ff? f'f '4 f J' +5 erman Scienfijfj of p2!!Jf0l'l2 .x4rJena Werner Kuers, Violin Gerhard Reisig, Viola Alvin Dreger, Violincello Frances Newman Thiel, Piano ln for a pleasant evening. Wal W1 vwmf Only twin violinists in the history of music. MOILFI' alll, 3Jf0f COIIFPFI jlflllll Carol Brice fContraltoJ Winner of Naumburg Foundation Award Jonathan Brice, accompanist Dr. E. B. Dykes, Chairman of Social Activitics Out for a plcasant cvcningf' C1 ffoway -,M4!7i lgecifa Earl Calloway, Tenor, Former student of Oakwood Jacob Huff of Chicago, accompanist ,,, , 1 f'U5 Pre-N.. ,. .ffm - fm,fv.M1iM.?:1 it a W ff-lil' W vi-1,3 5, , Ifz -M: MN if, .S7i5fer.1 of fLe gamma ,Sigma Jgappa . C : J' 1 Wig, x ' M Ravynnia Gill and Sadie Richardson l T, xg Y 'ix XE lr 1, fWF 5, f. Vwfpll 4 , giflffg' wavy., ,Mncef Qld Ce ,lAllCet She Conquers Who Conquers Herself Commerciaf President ,,ee,iee,ee Curtis Burton V.-President ie,, Russel Jordan Secretary ..,..,,,e Winnie Jackson Treasurer .......,u.., John Simons Chaplain C o.....,.o. C Benson Andre Sponsors Delores Henderson and Charles Galley President ,V.,rl.,rll,l llul..,.....,.... L ovey Davis Treasurer ll,l...,.......,.,rl.. ...,,.Vu.......... R uby Blue Vice President ,lul..... u.u..., W alterene Wagner Assistant Treasurer ......, ..,,,u C Marilyn Lindsay Secretary l,,............r,rlr,rr,l ......v A udrey Thomas Chaplain ...,.,ll,l,i,.,.......,l .l,,l., O phelia Odom Assistant Secretary rrr,... rrl,l,.. C Alice Collins Sponsor i..... .,.,..............l,l....,.........l , R. E. Mosby ,ma Sw, QM. Efficiency, skill, and serviee characterizes the Alpha Tau Delta, the honor society ol' the Cornmereial Depart- ment. Scholarship, leadership, and eharaeter is their airn. President Secretary-Treasurer Co-sponsors OFFICERS Dolores Henders Ric-hard Simons John Siinorr: on, C. E. Galley ,, - W ,LH OI! lglllll cf' f 5' President J. P. Willis Vice-President Charles Brooks Secretary Wesley Earle Treasurer James Melaneon Sponsor E. E. Rogers 'U n,'2 Yi f 'u 'i x 4. i i 57 .1 El 5 lllllfi' jf'lll'Al'I'.5 0f,f'lrr1c'r14'cl President Alvin Gi-Lili.'ilw',iLi1i, Viee-President Del-was :1 Secretary Eftlnfliigt Dnllj: 'l1l'L'Ll9L11'L'l' Saziinn,-l Past Chaplain .lorries Rlnxixl Sponsor Xllss li.. , 1 'Q:g,:,f,,':g'Q.5,gL ru ' jf J 'Al , 4 4 i ' 1 i if i X 4 5 S ig 5' Jf 4 G 1 1' 1 i . 'E 2 f IQ 5 4 7 , n .A IM. T:-4, i w s . j-..- . ,- ,,- ,, ,., QM., .r,,.. , gh. a A X 'K I 1 N .A COIICBIJ pelilelllgel .glfoirif of .7AanLJgiuin9 Come ye thankful people, come. V. Society revives the True Thanksgiving Spirit as exhibited by the Pilgrim Fathers f-.. i-Y' !,S KU.. Inv ldVLltlNlN fm tlu DLSIIU Md hu Rult 11 .fararmugnm 1-unlu1v. ..f vu ..fau.rmu.u.m f-L Gather 'round thu 'bunfirc With lt, ph Q, Um Ln- -A. igf Jr ,,,, W :Ma Derlzraterl to the proposztzon that school spzrzt fosters effectwe learnmg Kappa Mu Delta resolved to promote school prulc m zts relzgrous scholastic and social aetzmtzcs Infzltratefl m thzs purpose rs a humane spzrzt of sermce to others Enzanrzpatzon from the shackles of mfrlzoerztq motwates these Twenty Urn of Dzstmrtzon to explozt every faculty green them hu then' Creator P1es1dent John H Wagner Jr VICE Presldent Secl etary Pa111amentar1an Chaplaln Ray Wheeler Curtls W Burton Hubert H Nukes Isadore D Evans a a u ' f ' a 7 a o u a a CK ' , ? . 7 , , - . ' ' s ' ' . . . ' Q - V... ,.Y., ................vY...,Y,Y,YYYYYYYYYY,Y,.........,,YYYYYYvY.. Q- n , 1 Treasurer .,.......................,,,.,,...,..,,e...,,,ee,,.e,eeee,e,s.r,..,,....,..,.. 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OFFICERS P1f:'S1dtl'1f 111 XX 1 V11 e P1 evdc nt Sen 1 etzu 1 T11 asu1e1 Chapl 1111 Sponsm IXUNI XX1111d11d ll 1 In IN11 N1111111 XX 1111 LkLNNl 5lX 1 1 D FXl15X1xtN f ' S' 1 G0 'gin 'L lkcr ' , - - :' x 7 :L ' , f Ch '11 P 1 1 I1 Assistant S0c1'et111-y Ruth Willmmg .1 5 . . L - 'I 1 X ' 1' 5 1 fa 'L 1 g we Mnifev! The United Student Movement, created to effect a more perfect relationship between students and faculty, to promote loyalty to the general principles and purposes of this college is composed of the entire student body who works conjuncti- vely with the administration for the spiritual, social, cultural, and material development of the institution. This organiza- tion is making rapid gigantic strides in achieving the designed aims and purposes. There are three major governing bodies, the Executive Committee, Student Faculty Council, and the Advisory Board, who make plans and handle matters of business and discipline. The United Student Movement also manages the publi- . cation of the major news organs of hte school, THE SPREAD- ING OAK, the school paper, and the ACORN, the school an- nual. This work is done by two different staffs under the direction of Aaron Brogden, editor-in-chief of the paper, and Charles D. Brooks, editor-in-chief of the annual. Harold Cleveland, President giecu five Com m ifllce SEATED: R. E. Mosby, Winnie Jackson, Walterene Wagner, Yvonne Lindsay, Bettye Palmer, Leonard Newton, and Pearl Harvey. STANDING: Alfred Williams, Charles Brooks, Russell Bates, Harold Cleveland, and Richard Simons. f f25cS T?1! ' News! .4 I 31, 1, ..1.,Q.,0,,- - ,fig-2 .. t .. ..., W ,L Z? wtf 'Q-N, jj 4 Qs, X-,za wyggfff. Q, 'Wx -.X .f gr- fffdf V N X ff I 524 cl en f mouem en f , 7 f J ,Sfuzlenf .alfzaffg Courrfi! l l CLOCK WISE: President Pc-1,e1'son, E, E. Rogers, li. E. lVlosl,n v, Ilenn lir':1m,lf-ju, l,fr,'f-'J Urn.. Carlyle Nliller. Lorenzo Puytee, Delores llc-nrlr-Vson, .Izmir-s Wllll?1, Nllnnr-mln llnlmffu, lmlprl ll.-. ton, and Harold Cleveland. M' X 1 .f4lL'l.J0l'g Vgzm rf! CLOCK WISE: Harold Cleveland, President: Russell Bates, First Viee-Presidenti R. E. Rluvsl1j-I Sponsorg Leonard Newton, Second Viee-President: Rielund Simons, T1'eusu1'e1'3 Wgalterene Wagner. l Secretary. I1 ,El s fines . .' l .bk Wx! fs w ,si 3. if SI' -1 4: lx jx f S 1 2 Q f f of QI' gunning Clin A he hallowed by unselfzshness, faithful sewice, and pei sonal concern, is that one so loved and respected here. The silver hair and noble wrinkles are but testimonials of years of self- sacrificing lahor which merit laurels unlimited. 4, , ,. ,,.,,.-...N....,.....,.,.,........,.,.L,.,......,,, ,,,,,, ..,.. ,..,..,. . , .- f-- V -VA - e - -- ..,. , , ,..-- .,,., ,- .,... . - . . . , ,. .Y..A A. . . , Y, -. .,,.....................a.....x-,.,. ,.. , :all .pl in 1 . 5 1 , qi: ,v unior Cfau Twenty-six attaining juniors are rapidly climbing the scale of achievement, bursting through mists of difficulty and clouds of impediments to get a clear sight of their objective. They are now making final lines on their charts for life, mapping out terminal courses which will lead to educational achievement and a life of unselfish service beyond the preliminary praparation of school life. Among the juniors We find multiple interests and ambitions, some ministers, teachers, stenographers, laboratory technicians, and Bible instructors. We bid them Godspeed in their upward climb to achievement. Nu... 'X J u NMi C R JOHN SIMONS, President Major: Business Administration Minor: Religion NAOMI WHITE, Secretary Major: English Minor: Secretarial Science LELAND MITCHELL, Treasurer Maj or: Religion Minor: History ROSA LEE GLOVER, Assistant Secretary Major: Home Economics Minor: Education JESSE WAGNER, Chaplain Major: Religion Minor: Biology ALONZO BANKS Major: Religion Minor: Education PAUL BULLOCK Major: Religion Minor: History LESLIE CRAWFORD Major' Religion Minor Education HERBERT DAVIS Major Soc Education Minoi Biology OLIVER DAVIS Major English Minor Music ,-l' WILLIAM DESHAY Major Religion Minor Business WESLEY EARLE Major Business Minoi Religion JOSEPH FLINTALL Major Religion Minor History L., I I . L. CAREY MCNORTON HARL ORD RAHMINL GEORGE HALL Major: Religion Minor: Business S A HUTCHINS Mdjm Rcllglon MID!!! Educatmn WILLIE JAMES M.1Jo1 Educdtlon ENID KNIGHT Mujuri I'Irl1,1r':1t1ur1 Mmmi Iilwlugjx DORO I IIY LAKE 101 Ll! dl S If nu Mmm EI'1L,1lNfl RIQ HARD LAKE Ma m R1l11,111n Mmor SLL1et11111SL1Lme M1nm E11111m1t11x Ecluc 1t111n MELVIN JONES RUSSELL LAKE Mdjm R6llg,lOD Md m En1.,11 I1 Mmm Eduvatmn MIHIJI Smgnu M 1101 Rehgmn MIHCJI Element 11 V Educ'1t1on CLARA PETERSON M Um Enghsh Mmm E1CINLI1tl1W Educ 1t1m1 M1 m R111 1m1 MIHLJX Vmcc IIIUI Il I1 O ': 1 Maj ': S1 - - t' '1:1l ' .Z 'Y fir-AY. -1 1 ' -I if ' lj I ' 1' 1 ' 'j' ,j A7 . f, ' H Mg -1 11 I - ' INI' ': P111 IX ' .3 ' . 1111.1 -1-1 1111 f-2 ' M1 1111 H11 IX N 7 11- .' .' 11 -'Z ' 51' M..o1'i I '3 M1 1': P11 1111 1 F-XNINIE MOSELEX 11m 1111 E BOX ER IL RNI' 11 I1 1 XI X IN 1101 ll NK NORISA SPEIGHTS Major: Biology Minor: Religion GEORGE TIMPSON Major: Elementary Education Minor: Religion JAMES WILLIS Major: Religion Minor: Business FRANK STOKES Major: Religion Minor: History OLIVER WASSON Major: Religion Minor: History at ' pcrduing N 9- li xl.. S-! L, Af 0327: I-.. vu L.. sl.. L... v- s s- L 1:-Z1'Arc1ry -,I QL ral N 1111'l1'1lg1' is of f11'11 lxi111l.w: ll'l' lillllll' ll .s-11l1j1'1't 11111-5-1'l1'1'.x 111 11'1' k111111' wlz 1'1'1' ll'l' l'flII f1111f 111f111'11111!11 -Stl 111 111111111 if. 111111'l .l11l111x1111 1 r ye, jaifd Through the mist of uncertainity and perplexity shines the invincible battery of divine promises. Like silver rays at noontide, or golden streamers at eve, they direct themselves to every heart. Frail humanity needs but to grasp this assurance through abiding faith. All the peril and darkness mustered by satinic influences can not quench this certain flame, once it has sprung in the heart and is fed by diligent aseeking after God. ,Egg . Y ,Q I' V-' U, 15' , wgw-f x V .xdgiubn g FAITH 57 llllllfl 2l'l0l'l 0.5 Cleft to right? Lyle Follette Donald Blake Ulian Williaiiis Clarence Golclloourne gcAoeJ of .Harmony fleft to rightl Milton Young William Deshay Russell Bates Leland Mitchell i l Wna fe Cfloruj KALABAMA SINGERSJ Eighteen male voices perfectly blended, weaving a pattern of rare beauty whose warp is melody and Woof is harmony, lend rich tone to the religious and cultural aspects of campus life. These voices are labeled-Alabama Singers. s 2, ,ZS 2 4. .. 4. , am, C at mort, Fervent in devotion, sincere in faith, zealous in the ministry of the Gospel, positive in teaching, profound in love for the student, devoted to service-Elder C. E. Mosley, Jr., Head of the Department of Religion, Church pastor, and director of the Male Chorus. .7Ae Cjoffifge 6401? Directed by Dr. E. B. Dykes ull Q' 1 55,1121 Arg 5 N 7 Q-f CC U Qin ' ' ' H . g lnto flu' 1.12111 tl New Song those looking for the blessed hope and glorious gippegirnig of t every heart in ueeord with the Une Divine. fiyzfrr C Uzliltcilz lhistoi' ot First S. ll. .-X. L'hin'eh, Nlfisitizieton, ll C klxilitilltlzs ll-'Uvli Ui' lll'.lXt'I Elder R. T. Hudson, ordained of God, und eonseergited to tht t t work of the gospel ministry, brings wonderful words of hte du n t tall week ot' prayer-light for souls yet groping in the dgirknes. t courage Lind hope for those burdened and depressed, fresh inspni t Jesus Christ , invoking Linen' the presence ot the lloly Spirit t Cx 3 fd f ollachej prayer gunz! Prayer is the key in the hand of faith- al,ooAing fo gint! I falter where I firmly trod And falling with my weight of cares Upon the great wor1d's alter stairs That slope through darkness up to God. we 'fs s 1 .gzlnffffy .911 Vlfilljlil' 'WI Cynthia Follctto at the Organ Music hath Charm to sooth the savage breast, To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. -Congrove Well if ,yfdgff Lal!!! I ---that unlocks he-aven's storehouse. K-..,,f C0llfl-?Ilfl7l0lll Far from the madding cr0wd's ignoble strife Their sober wishes never learned to strayg Along the cool sequestered vale of life They kept the noiseless tenor of their way. -Gray s W-V it 3 Z ' CSV ' ,Q ' fi ti gmure X , JR ,S 1 A Z s iii W Rf sw ag 'W A W C F-,Ms I in X K X Charles Brooks and James Middleton James Melancon and Rita White ,A 1 , ,. , Wy' H 1-1,11 I. 8:1 ' rains-5Qf1 EY . S-213:-'Sn' A . 3 -x' , Ewa fra? 6, Q in if f in 74545 f ,wk 553 ,V i'hd,VV,. 4 , 4 ,. V' s.,,,.,, , . .N W V 2 Qs 'W X ff. IK K swf ' ' fxvf f- Lovey Davis and Vivian Watson Editor-inChief . Associate Editor . Art Editors . . Copy Editors . College Editor . Roster Editor . . . Photography Editor Business Manager . Circulation Manager . Advertising Manager . Secretaries .... Advisor . Alvin Goulbourne and Grace Coleman it ' ' . ' 'G C 0I l'l Alfled W11l13mS C ara Peterson and Nd mn Xklnt Mmneola Dabney and Rayvmnm Glll John Wagner a Y I FH' Lui l,,M..j ' Lu . ,A,n V 1 B I 5 1 5 o I .Y I , 5 9 5 ,z 5 , I -I . n and Cznlxly N111 L ful 'li 51 I! ,ul f 4,- 52.4, A little learning is ll dangerous thing, Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian Spring. There shallow drauglits intoxicate the brain And drinking largely sobers us againf, Study is a delight to the man who loves learning, seeks knowledge and craves wisdom. Study is an orna- ment to the man who employs it for ostentation, but to the wise man it is not an ornament, but an instrument of percision with which he fashions his intellect. The ambitious man pursues study to acquire ability-mental adroitness and skill in labor. Here behind tranquil shadaws of the sturdy oaks, an army of ambitious Christian youth have converged with the sole aim of securing an education that is as high as the heavens, and broad as the universe. HERE THEY STUDY .V ,Kxig .... ll' An 'S-gf T UMD Y Dr. Dykes Instructs an Oral English Class +1 3 r 5 . A K vi. X ,wzwvgsk Art Class Sketches Natural Scenes Out of Doors 'fl mls zu, ml, Albert Booth in Search of Knowledge If ,-.5 rg! i 94- 5 Here knowlcclgc is clcrivcd from scvcral sourccs. Thc lihrary proviclcs in- formation through hooks, rcfcrcncc works, periodicals ami iicwspapcrs. Practical cxpcrimeuts in thc Home Economics and Chcmistry clcpiwtiiiciits bring knowlcclgc within closc range comprchcrision, facilitatcs lcarning. iuakcs thcory practical and valid. Lessons in Child Care Class nw '4-' if 2 Qs .ce -' F' ,itzeiylrw 'ff Q, wwf' sw, i Baby Stokes Lends Himself for Practical Working Out an Expcrimcut in L Chemistry Laboratory Q - .-.V . 1 1 'E F 5 li ,,r...,-- Wasfer COIHFUCIQJ Variety in study nietliods about the campus proves interesting. The Master Coinrades find star study from the book of nature most practiealg XVinnie Iac-kson takes tlie text in confidenceg Kerment Glenn seeks a tree of knowledge. Learning is a fascination Whether in the library or out of doors, whether in the text book, or book of nature. Annfe yargson .jawn enf gill!! Ilc thnt lclusnth lnstluc nn clnspl mth hu uwn mul I OZ Afllfy uvu bs 1 mw Stux ut 'f f C 01 lfll lll ef 0 Ji IVILL im Gnd 1 countlx IN 1 Ju11xL 4 M mm Q The Lullnnt amps IS undu thn cummlndushlp ot Julm Bn llp ix l 'y'- Lovey Davis studies alone in the chapel .gn fAe iborm, as Af syn. .sgohfucle 4'Beholcl her, single in the field, Yon solitary Highland Lass! -Wordsworth Read from some humbler poet, Whose songs gushed from his heart. -Longfellow bf: Sify? X Qi Lucy Cummings, Minneola Dabney, and Murva Taylor enjoy socialized study a Q X ' lim ' jfs 473' Whitman, fa-4-.. 4 1. M. V, .. nh nun M. - vu.. ..... W, -am .- 14 nm.-,. www- MA. 'L M. ,W--.mv-4 1 .......1 Q 1. . y-...4 V..- .,. ,,. 4. . M. . ..,,-A..- 4, 1.,. fum -. mv W.-4 -vm. .., ..,. , -.u...u.,.. .. W 1,.A,,4,, , n.. n .....z.-.W-. 1 :p.,..f,.. 1.-. 1, mm .-H...-V ,. V-., f.4 ,..,.g,,, ... fu .n M..- .- ,- -. .... . .-. -.. ..... ., Yvonne Debuse, Dclurcs Camp jlfy PUIII ll I ' OU! of EOD! know thnn thxwlt PILSLIIIIL not God Lu sum 1 pmpc stulx llhlII1xlI1d IN m Pupn bell, and Ruth Faye SITl1th Stitch-stitch-stitch Band, and gusset, seam, Seam, gusset, and band --Hood Grayce Howard, Lddnd M1tLhe11 and H1111 nm SQ lk -v',xx ,gg - S.. A , 'nf'-' -VI 'hi Q.. 'VH GU!-D A 5' K. I I I 1 .5 N J IX 52 I ,K r N 1 4 I 1 I I I Hx I I I 'I II I l II VI, H. I I I I MHJQP CKCLJJHQGH An ambitious group of aspiring underclassmen are just getting initiated into the realm of Oakwood scholasticism. Brim full of ambition, courage, and determination, they are making their first steps in their upward climb to the ultimate goal-achievement and service. The turn of a few more seasons will bring them to the front triumphant to receive their com- mencing honors - a suitable initiation for life's service. May success crown their courageous march on the long road to achievement. 1 1 w 1 Ax, 14.511 irin iq H UNDER CLASSMEN ll H Q.. i l lllg I l I si '? 'Q I. 5 flg 'l 1 Li lil ll' in 'i ,E in 'f 1 4 i N 1 li i 7 P f H R o i M W 0 R E S iii! i l s J o , , we Grace Gordon Odell Harris Joseph Hinson Grace Howard Glen Howell Winnie Jackson Julius Johnson Ernestine Jones Richard Jones Lottie Jones Marilyn Lindsay Winfi'ed Mack Bruce Manuel Jacqueline Masters James Melancon Ramona Barnett Donald Blake Ruby Blue Judge Brummell William Byrd Donald Cheatham Gabe Chissell Edna Collins Willie Conway Walter Cooper Wilhelmena Crable Adeline Davis Ora Davis Jackson Doggette Joseph Follette Lyle Follette Benjamin Furman John Gaines Helen George Theresa Gill Miwngph i 4 E i Chlom MLC1u1c Vugcnf. Powgll Qudug Rlchbudson Wlnlflfd Robmson MIITIJ Runncls Myltlc Runnnls Laiaycttg Smlttlck Douglas Tata CJIOIYH Thom IS Dnnnm Thom ns MJUIILC Vdlgntlm W..1ltuLnL Wdgnel Georgm Walkcl VIVIAHDL Watson Eugene WIIIIIITXS Mylub Wllllums Mllton Young B11b.11.1 Benton Eugenn Bldylogk Roscmuy Bonnu YW Malcolm Dean Pauline Dean Thelma Dean Yvonne Debose Katoria Dew Delores Eason R. Bell Eubanks Ada Fields Sarah Flagg Cynthia Follette Arthur George Irvin Gill Ruthlyn Golson Sydney Goulbourne Gretel Graham emvwmvr-wu':-nr.hf- H rw,mmqv,.,,, ..... - -.,-. V - Albert Groves James Hammond Ira Harrell Mary Harris Oscar Harrison Ellen Heath Carolyn Herbert Mary Irwin Billy Jackson Earl Jackson Charles Jackson Louis Jenkins Simon Johnson Ruth Knox Lona Lee Leola Lewis Robert Lewis Ann Lindsay Beatrice Linkhorn Idabeth Maupin MT' Rfmhol Shiw CL111 Sxmmons LC-sllc Slaughtu Fxve SITNUI Gwnndolvn Smlth Fllllldl Spolghts M uv Sumptu Jgtfxn Suttlu LL1l'l Thom xx F1 ink Thom 18 Elclnol Thompson Herman Vundcnburg Josgph Verdon 'IIHLS Wwshington Riti Whitc Dorice Wiley Wephul Wilson Shirley Woodruff Edythe Young 'lfllw No man is horn into the world whose work Is not horn with him, there is always work, And tools to work withal, for those who will, And hlessed are the horny hands of toillv -Lowell Wfork is an intricate design of immeasurable value created by the Master Artist and given to all mankind. Although. but one design, yet it contains multiple pat- terns suited to the varying talents of man. To each man it hears a different significance, yet, it directs each to one goal-success. To the rich man, Work is a luxury, to the poor man, a necessity, to the creative man a pleasure, to the scholar, achievement, to the student at Oakwood, a profitable combination that spells S U C C E S S l f ' 'Y olfff-,-afm H W, , Q, my , i,,, W 4 'ik f 'f U15 f x vfy aw W. T hf egg, Q ,gy ,Q is Qwime- V HAy, onl ?4JAoK5fering Mr. and Mrs. Julian Williams y give me work, and then you need not fear. -Hood lqinfing James Melancon operates the Press qF '5 K Aff! 'V ' 'K- 'f- f 0 WQLIQ1 ' ,gg L-7: 4 'h-M--Q-,,, '5'5iC' Q 4 l g. .',- 1, A N -Gln 'Sf' va H N xk 1 6 iv.. X A' 'Gil-, .,'v A Q U v R W, .M X , ' 1 I .ff ns' n SNN., 5' A 'X ' 'A I' X g 2 145 r N -xt A4 '--:,-!.9f I .wr M Aw. Q: K 5 , NW I' , ,, I '-'Q ,aw ' 1- 7 E l 14' fx? bf, 4 04 2 mio . A X 1357 'cf W... .... , ,wx .vm MQ Nm' I N ef' f-ull 5 1 l i 1 L 5 l I 1 I1 1 X . F y li ' N '-W--...,,,.,N Q 'Q 'I Eugene Powell, master mixer, in the ,X ,K We . 7 at --.tat , o culinary department v X 4, t t llxltt ....,,, Q is Fl f ,x , ,QQ ., f Q L 'fifirfiv , 0474 ing Edward Bryant controls the washer C10 llflllfg WORK, PLEAS Ravynnia Gill, top-rate shirt ironer, in College Laundry f 1 1 4 sg f 'fifliv , vi af AUQ wg Ru:-v-. if I g is 3 1 is -I-Y f 1 '.g.. '. .f-. . I lin' ,'A .xg N M X, W 1 ' iii 3 IIH - I 2 !!! 5. - -ff H ' -.L . pls u ,, .N M , ..... 'M Wm' 1 .. ... 2 - ity L I .R 1 xxx Ab... WFUW .. . e ad? -.K -Qs .. - , 4 E x W Q f Nr' X. 'B' ' 5 ' 2 ' 'R ' ' 'L ,-1 ' 4 -'R ' --- -. -. 'vw' - - . f V .... V n il A K . fam gmt ' .4 Lf., ' I , A w CQ ' . -.., -. MN J 4 Nr.. , 3 Q s...4:j-RW Y A M .v ,x -,gg...ag-r-s ,,,,.,,,, K, ...+- 5 4 - ' ' N ,f'N'N 'A M X35 x A ' ,aj P- Q. , . ' Au.-.K ' ' - X, 3-.Q . -csv.. , .Qs - K f 1, 1 N.. . 0 , J ' - f .G jp 0 - ...- ' , - - -'lg X - -..- ' '- 4 .,l'f ' . v-' N 4 ' - 4 W 5 ' .' 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' SW twwmmiwtwsf .- , ' fi f ff t f' ff, Wft'4fKwwwMZMV'i fif,f7:,4f' ff f Wwmmffwwm-W! 7 'f Vf--fhuMN-14,-AW, - 'ifffhgrvof 1 ' ai 53552, X , f . . 'i ' 4 W, sg ,N W 17 - , ' ':f4' ' ' Cilfllhy Patiently tugging at the helm of spiritual, physical, and mental guidance is a sincere and devoted faculty. In the classroom or on the campus they measure no sacrifices, hut through personal interest they channel all efforts for student aggrandizenient. On every hand, they are called upon for counsel, encouragement, and a grand exposition of noble ideals. Devotion characterizes the faculty at Oakwood. D R , 5 1 D ' r 1 el, ' ., ', .x .Q is 'f 82 If fi- ' INV - , XX , ,- ' xl X, . A5 74 , 3 7' Iii! 2 lk 45 ik S 1 Q la-ff KS? I, JZ fi I 5 S lf f if F it l ,G i :ll 1 I 1 L::::wmm4Q . A a F. L. PETERSON President l fgrejiclenfii WleJJage In these troubled times there is a certain amount of restlessness on college campuses. With the announced purpose of the Government to huild an armed force of not less than three mil- lion men, and with the constant withdrawal of men from college to enter the service of their Country, you who have been privileged to remain in College and Complete your years work may well consider yourselves fortunate. It is uery oital that yau have an awareness of the grave responsibility that rests upon you, P and that you fulfill this responsilnility hy purposeful and godly living. . ' May you always have great faith in God and in the work you may he ealled upon to do to- y t day and in the future. As you ,go from Qalcwood at the close of the school year, place your 1 H hands more firmly in the hand of God and wallf in r'onfidenf'e. Keep your hody, soul, and spirit wholesome and alert to the needs of a rapidly Changing gy world. Let your sympathies he sensitized to the needs of your fellow men, and may you be pre- pared to mulfe an enduring ecmtrilnution to the Cause of your God and your Country. if ill! K lfflfl 0 I fha 1' i X fl lil' WK gun IX' 'HDI' 'Ill uns O .ll Edwards Qu As college dean, he is interested in everything that contributes to expanding personalities and knowledge oi' youth. He strives for their scholastic, ethical, and spiritual development ol' character which contribute to worthy home membership and citizenship in a growing nlcinor-racy. u.izne.s.s unaqer W! I L. E. Ford The business manager has an over-all task of seeing that each department is staffed, equipped, and financel, and operates in smooth Working harmony as organs in one vast body. lgeq IJ fra r K Mrs. Roberta Edwards The registrar serves the administration very effi- ciently by managing three important matters-admissions, registration, and academic records. rea .1 u re r T. T. Frazier The treasurer has the interesting responsibility of' collecting and accounting for the finances of the institu- tion. lt is his duty to make and keep complete financial accounts with student and teacher, keep record of all equipment and supplies, receive and disburse all fungls. .-'11 I immii If 1175! l? 'll0l,.g' lllll Wl'4IlIi 111 may lrlllvnurtr OTIS B. EDWARDS Head of Department JOSEPH T. STAFFORD Instructor 1- i. 'Q Q L:Lmmmmnmuam:,-'1,,, ....,,,, law-- HI TORY Histories make men wise. -Bacon To give the student a true insight into the growth of nations, the rise and fall of empires, and the progress and development of the human race, and teach him to interpret events of the present in relationship to the past, is the Work of the history department. This department serves the institution by laying open a broad scope of knowledge before the student, and preparing him for useful service and patriotic citizenship. RELICIO' .Jw-.N .sk iii S. 1' C E MOSELEY E E ROGERS md C T RILHXRD5 p11tu1e oi p11tx xx 1 DKLI 111 N111111 1 B1bl1 D p11t111111t 1111 HIL x 1 Osclu t 1 1 1 N 1 1 11 xx QjllXL1N t1 11l111N md 511x111 1111111Nt11x sta ldx stu 1111 ot p11 p ll i 11 1 Nl 1 11 11 llllllj. Tllllb tl 1 1111111111 15 5 Q 5511111 1 .1 'nd Ll11'isti'111 JK 111111l ' ' Q '1'1t ll 5 ' . MISS N. E. BURRELL Head of Department G. R. PARTRIDGE Instructor Teaching teachers to teach is the expansive task of the Department of Educa- tion. Here instructors endeavor to instill the essential values of devotion, in- tegrity, courage, order, thoroughness, punctuality, self-sacrifice, eveness of dis- position, and courtesy. Here students are inspired to draft an instructor's career, after the pattern of the Master Teacher. - .M1.w,,M,,,,,gg,,1-e,g,vwg,,4p:...,.fy.y4:ffr,1swnmw 'uf----W W- Y Y' W' ' ' g 1 ' ' MRS. CELESTE FRAZIE Instructor MISS EVA Ii. IJYKPI5 H4-url uf Dr-prutrm-m I mm vrmvxnr-c-rl mmf- zmf day, that fim- VVI'1tlI1l!, 15 nf-xt In doing, thc tmp thing H1 thu '.'.'UIlfi.H MISS RUTH E. RIUSIIY IHSll'Llx'In'I' uw IINPUVILIIIT than thc .1uqL11u-xi k w lUI'ClQI1 lLlI1gllLly1k'S, llYlIIQ -11' dum, L zllulity lu xxmtv guui qu-.nk --uv's t' Q lwnguc xvlth vnsc and .1vux1:'.u-x' J' i' , i , this pgwtlvulglm' thc Fnglxsh 1wn'P.il'f Q svvcs the mstmtulwu My -ivxwlup: youth skill H1 spcnlung .md xxrxtzxmg vrugxtilmg Ll lovc for thc guud .mi pp K 11l0I'lltLll'0. AN'--1 j ,M I. God gives all things to industry. Here we strive to see that work has a definite aim. Realizing that every youth leaving school should have acquired a knowledge of some trade, the Industrial Arts Department was designed to serve this need. C B GENTRY MISS MARVENE C. JONES Mathematics Physical Education M. J. HARVEY Printing I, '-SHN, mm .-, 1, mth ,. is N. vs' X wk? 1 S7 fs 34 So if a man's Wit be Wandering, let him study the mathematicsf' -Bacon The Mathematics Department is doing its bit in cultivating the mind to do abstract reasoning by teaching percision in this exact science. The student will find it a stepping stone for other sciences and a practical tool in everyday living. ,, -,Q-iw' ' -ff H. L. WRIGHT Industrial Arts C. E. GALLEY Head of Commercial Department Truce science thou, with modcsty thy guidcf' -PopC Tho scioiicv dcpurtmciil givus thai student technical training in tho biological amd physiuul sci- cnces and givvs p1'cpLii'aition for profossionzil training iii prc-iiurs- ing, pro-mvdiciiic, und offers :1c'ic1u'o major coursus. MISS DELORES HENDERSON Coimiicrc-iul Instructor Q.. - f-14 -ww Pi Iii,-. iiumiir-fix , , I5 N 1 J Busim-ss iotr-grit .'.' . Thi- iiio : .i rliligigiiffa-. ii'lI'1K,'.-TY, oiifi liiiiii, if thi molrl into '..il14i1 tiif1f'or:x:w: r'i'il 9tLlCiL'DiQ 'ov vit It 1 TW I in ni thu iii-piiitriir-iii Tyr tri.. youth to svrwg lfiilt'1l'Iiii'f Iii soviuly, his Cru-zito:, Lori i.i::.H-I N. BANKS 'Ui-CSSHI' of CilL'I1iiSil'j', iivgiri wi' S' uv f3HU'i'VN Scium-0 Dr-piirtmcot lixoiogiui Srirzz .ag .wg NJ MISS EVELYN JACKSON Piano Instructor N . it V MRS. INEZ BOOTH Organ Instructor Head of Music Department f.M,.,ggllW MISS JOHNNIE M. ROBINSON Voice Instructor Many love music for music's sakefs The value of music education should never be lost sight of, thus the music department serves a vital need. For music has power to subdue the rude un-cultivated natures, power to quicken thought and awaken sympathy, and to promote harmony of action, and to banish the gloom and foreboding that destroy courage and weaken effort. Hence piano, organ, and voice cultivation serve religious, educational, and social needs. ..,,.,..,.. A , ...A mm-1-nw V wi.-.even-:L-5-J , MRS. IIARRIETT MOSLEY, li. N. College Nurse Knowing that the mind und soul finrl expression through the bocly, the insti- tution provides u health department to promote physical heulth and render medical services to students who full victims ol' illness and ueeiclent. lVIrs. Moseley clireets the health serviees :incl eurries on her work with the uid ol' pre-nursing students. 'i Qt: U 2, s' g 4. f Q , 14535. Miss Thomusine Longxx Home Evonoinirs Miss Wilma Minessee Foreign Languages ll ll Haste thee, Nymph, mul bring with thee jest, and youthful Iollify . -Miiton Fun rejuvenating and Welcome, fun, clean and recreational, fun enjoyable, and never to be forgotten- fun out-of-doors, in the forest, on the road, at the bonfire, on the campus, fun in the piayroom, in the pool, in the Recreation Hall-VVholeso1ne fun is the bright thread Woven into the school routine giving life and color to a drab pattern. Here is wholesome recreation! 'l flL,Lw,,.f, . .yu V ' V , I 011. fge jraif Give a man a horse he can ride Out of the gate, down the open road, into the wide open spaces for a little release from the stern realities of school life-a wholesome enjoyment, with a rejuvenating effect, helps to take the drudgery out of readin', writin', and 'rithmetio WE. ww, ...,...,...---ef-ig. W - W V- -- -W - - -- -f Q A g ' il-wh .. t VK i ,fn ' luv- ' ' g . -N, WZ' 'Ol all ' Llll .lx ' N-. .fiiftiqn , ff 1 , v. 0 f rf' 0 'lla' ,Q xl-,le t. U V 1 ' . vrf- A i l P kg rg,x.+g,g ,... My Q' w izgiif, l Natl, 'A ,QQ mf' , X Q 'wb Mk nw . - ky? M f .V .ie gi -i. 3 --, wgvi-1s'we ' .,.-Q fi ffm - -' , U g,,4,,,QQwvi,:,' ','rffii.M il . A Q A,-,g,,i, 'p .vi-.f.,,. A-xi. ,wtxvwfx isitqlli mi, 'Wi it wi . f iw. MQ. 'tm fl V 'fi v 'v y, Q' it ar W ' val, M X t xx av 5 , ' ,i-Mxwg , x,, QA Q N., wwf .gi I O I 7 n fre - rar: Sweet is the lure that Nature lnings: Our meddling intellect . . -XVoi'clswui'tli Trump! Trziinp! Trziinp! Away froin tlie noise aintl din uf life in the ct of the forest trees, little feminine feet lmeait ai paitli tliimwugli Ogikxxmii-tl's tntli tin Here they enjoy fresh iiivigiwiuitiiig ziir, :intl wlinlesuiiie exeiwist l I i i i i l X, hi w ood land. In for a swim! Come On .9n, 3442 waferl .ine In for a splash! JL-1 zz! A friendly game of ping pong. John Wagner and Glenn Howell Cleft to right? 3401? .Allllly ! Dickie Ford, Delores Eason and Ronald Nelson Cleft to right. -Mf Me eye! Vivianne Watson at the darts fwfl' YA? ,Sai 1 of Pnltye Palmer, Lyle 9 K -, ,Q ' 1 White, and lh-1'lme1't Davis ilelt lo right? ,l :5' NX, E iff 1 lla Q V F Wag Allfdynf Charles Daniels and Virginia Hixson in a shuffle board game IZJL lm 5 Beatrice Linkhorn and Bettye Plamer ready for a gallop The door's worn sill betraying, Went storming out to playing. -Whittier yearly for fge fale of!! Russell Jordan, Nunnery Moseley, and Charles nf The feet that creeping slow to school Brooks !9Lg.ficaf grlaacafion 6645.5 s. X X JZ: A rv . 1 1 4 I W N. ma, mmf Danny Davis at the bat Oucg ! They fight it out in the first snow of the season 193' 'Q -A ,M d N w- J,-s..-fg,,f. ,A 1 , ar' ,,.. H . Q -uid- we 'fab' 'll OL. .av 4 ,.'5 A ' ff ' dmv... fjefe-,4-lie Not a word of it's so! Winifred Robinson, Nunnery Moseley, and Mary Irwin 5 1 'x . I Q' ' X tw? 34, game of Me SUJOH 'Take me out to the ball game J. P. Willis at the Mike YM 57,-JM fAe .limp ZWIAQ,-' 'LO Friends! with whom my fr-c-t hzivi- i.I'4V,iH umfl ouf Cl SOI! g fAe may wang! Wfeuer gncln 'To music bent is my retired mind And fain would I some song of pleasure sing --Champion Harcord Rahming with tuneful voice and guitar Ann Lindsay and Lydia Seziwi a LJOJL, 7!,eef,1 u 151216, t'Up! Up! my friend and quit yfwui' him Or surely you'11 gimw diiuiuicf' -JK iii'cis'.i.'1w Iii img! , 'A 1' - ,ar - , ,,,fs.P gjs- 'S-, K ., Erin Wa. 1 1 G, , jogefAer jeg .Sjerue President and Mrs. F. L. Peterson With love profound and far reaching, with understanding broad and deep, with faith, courage, perseverance and devotion, together they lend their lives to the progress and development of a growing institution-Oakwood. Together they face the road aheadg together they hear the call of dutyg together they respondg together they give their lives in service to God and man. W x W 1 x A , 1 5 J 1 ffwbitli 1 , w 1 1 um!! H ram .-Q Q w x . V sf , ' -.s ,AW Q' ' pi V A . .-4:1 - mf- .wb-o .sm , g J U I I T Q' ' gala v V ' ' 1 1' . : 'Vi '9 ' 67 ' 1 E ff . i X' , Ar n J , ' ' ' ...,,?' :'-T1 N ,. n y , ,... . , .W . xpmu 9Pf1 X.........-f...-.. XI' xx? ' s. 5. P Ik-I U ,,... W f. . l l MRS. MAXINE BRANTLEY Principal of Oakwood Academy VVe have 81 lively students enrolled in the Academy department of Oakwood - the depart- ment that prepares youth to enter the more specific service training courses of the college. They may not all know just which line of service they shall choose, nevertheless, they are getting ideas, and getting broad, firm faundations laid for their future education. In one, two, or three more years the enthusiastic academy students will be college freshmen. Then whether it is in the medical, teaching, or evangelistic field, they will be much better fitted by the pro- gram of learning they have received in our preparatory department. Our noblest purpose is to perfect in the student a character like that of lesusg our ambition is to have each fill his place in Godfs vineyardg and our highest aim is to help the student in be- coming acquainted with our Savior. May they ever be true to these ideals, and in the years to come, may their lives reflect credit upon the institution which has been their home during the formative period of their lives. Miss Robinson in her role of Inslrueting I will not Cease from mental fight. Noi' shall my sword sleep in my llLlI1Cl.n7BlLlliU The role of a tezxehei' is one of the most vurierl, interesting. :mil imp.w:I.mI It is more thrilling than that of :ln actress, for she is playing ll role in real hh-1 nu-11 teehnieul than that of sculptor, for she is not molding claw or mgnlwle. but elmmnxuiszt more valuable than Ll diamond miner. for she is llIlk'UN'l'l'lllg1 lnihlen quality iii humanity and polishing lives for serviee in ihe worhl tocluy, unlgl eitixenslnp in tif world l..OlIlUl'l'UXV. MISS BOOKHARDT Home Economics Q' X ..!gCUl'l0l'Yly MISS L. HENRIETTA EMMANUEL English ERYCINA RAHMING Academy Editor Miss Rahming is a native of Miami, Florida, and has brought with her loads of Florida sunshine to Oakwood through her glowing smile and winning personality. Miss Rahming is a senior this year, and because of her ability in expression has been chosen class orator. She plans to attend college here at Oakwood, and surely her days on this campus will have a propituous termination. 1 Nix A , fo Q . lqffv 5 VKIUII 1 t fl an f' M fi' i Acucln-my QL1zu'te:t l Ronald Nvlson, Ricky Daniels, YVi1lium Sculcs. ami Julmn W11114111 ,.. 1, v it Slll Jllllgj Llllfl' IJOIUYI' fo llllliyl IAQ' I'6',flA'JJ IIHKH' of CUFF. Academy Students get autographs from Carol Brivc uftm' wuitaxl 5,-4' RONALD Ambition: Activities: ident PATTERSON NELSON Doctor President of the Senior Class, Pres- of Los Amigos, Wings of Harmony, Madrigalians, Sabbath School Superinten- dent, Prayer Band Leader, Orchestra, Big Nine. EUNICE ELAINE JONES- Dimples Ambition: Activities: Medical Stenographer Vice-President of Senior Class, Vice-President of Gamma Alpha Gamma, Secretary of Kindergarten Sabbath School, Academy Softball Team, Big Nine. VIRGINIA ANN STEPHENS- Ginnie Ambition: Activities: Doctor Gamma Alpha Gamma President, Sabbath School Secretary, Madrigalians, Asst. Treasurer of Senior Class, Big Nine, Academy Girls Softball. CHARLES ALVIN DANIELS- Chuck Ambition: Activities: Minister Chaplain of the Senior Class, Mad- rigalians, Los Amigos, Big Nine. ERYCINA CATHARINE RAHMING- Cina,' Ambition: Spanish Teacher, Bible Instructor Activities: Senior Class Orator, Academy Acorn Editor, Gamma Alpha Gamma Re- porter Big Nine, Academy Girls softball team. WILLIAM ALEXANDER WEEKS- Willie,' Ambition: Doctor Activities: Pan-American Club, Los Amigos Club. VERA RAMONA ANDREWS Ambition: Nurse Activities: Home Missionary Secretary, Spreading Oak Reporter, Gamma Alpha Gamma, Academy Girls Softball Team. EULA VENICA BASDEN- Lulu Ambition: Secretary Activities: Pan-American Club, Gamma Alpha Gamma. MARY MARGARET CHEADLE- Noodie Ambition: Secretary Activities: Gamma Alpha Gamma, Academy Girls Softball Team. EDRICK RALPH DANIELS- Ricky Ambition: Activities: Wings Minister Los Amigos Club, Madrigalians, of Harmony. NORIVIA FERG USUN Ambition: Sr-crf-tary Activitics: Gamma Alpha Gamma IRMA ELIZABETH GIIZBONS Chicken Ambition: Sccrctarvv Activitics: Marlrigalians, Primary Sabbath School Sccrctary, Gamma Alpha Gamma WILLIE GALE IIARPER Ambition: Business Manager Activities: Los Amigos Cluh PEARL ERNESTINE HARVEY-J'Ocpc Ambition: Vocal Instructor Activities: Madrigalians, Sabbath School Secretary, Assistant Trcasurcr of Stuclcnt Movement. VIRGINIA HIXSON Ambition: Dcsigner Activities: Gamma Alpha Gamma, Academy Girls Softball. SYLVANUS MERCHANT Ambition: Business Manager Activities: Los Amigos Club MAURICE MICHAEL MI'I'CLELLft'Mikc Ambition: Doctor Activities: Madrigalians, Pan American Club, Orchestra, Big Nine. FRANCES ANGELETTA Mt-KINNEYKA Angee Ambition: Dietitian Activites: Sabbath School Supcrintcntlcnt. Gamma Alpha Gamma, Trcasurcr ot' Pan Amcrican Club, Big Ninc. BETTY LA RUE PALlNIERAf'lSl ' Ambition: Musician Activities: Sabbath School Pianist, Gamma Alpha Gamma. IIELENA EVANGELINE WEEKS Butch Ambition: Doctor Activitics: Sccrctary ot Gamma Alpha Gamma, Pan Amcrican Club. Pianist of Youth Sabbath School .xdcaflemg unior.i S'What we do best or most perfectly is what we have most thoroughly learned by the longest practice, and at length it falls from us without our notice, as a leaf from a tree. -Thoreau ..!4Cd1t'!el1lg .SDOIQAOHIOFQJ Nay, there is no stone or impediment in the wit but may be wrought out by a fit study, like disease of the body may have appropriate exercises. -Bacon. si- if -...J -ui- Q gm' 1 ' ' , -,ly A .-' , - I I K-' 165- M. ' i .. ',j ' , 'I , ,, ir- - , '14, ' .uf ' .f 'a17H fs ,,fi W. X 3 , .. Q 'Y'- -',. . ' I-,?j:i',,4,g-J X . fl E H .vty.g'1'r J: nf' . , v4 Q- p, N A, , ' - Q ,X .r: ' N ' .U 3 .img v Y -fZ.. 'i P,.,i -'Hg , ,Q 'J w ' f. 'fT'w- V N - .. K' ' .- v-1' - 'x -' , .., i, ' w ' ., ,. H '. J 'o it ' -'N ' X H- My . ,- 4 ,gn fi.?Q-49.1, LQVX' 4, .' ,.A,g,, ,'z,',', N st'-, ,gs nwq M --gf. . . J, ' . .wiv '.,- ,AV,i 'Lp , - .' ' v lla' ' 1 Z 5 ny' wjtli '4 -.'.s',-'B Alix Ufngf Tp ga, V 1. 11:2 ,f-74? 1 lr .g, ' BK 1 , ElYii2zvB'?3M. 'fi'25Q?..5.2 f3aE 2. 'f - f'i.'1.'.4.1'l?- l.1'. NL2'n.'.1l:'ll , 4i ...T fg.?1!A.2.-Eye-2 .-wr.. ' lV'.2'i.-fM'2.' f1 C11 . X' . 'S .4 ll' Cfll elfly rest llffllll f HJJ 31 A I S' I C7 . . . for natural abilities are like natural plants, that need pruning by study. wx l I ilyvoaaul V, ' ' 3 Cunsuelu Jenkins with ai feline l'1'l0l1Cl Hoi' cout, that with the tortuisv yics, Hel' ours of jet, and cincruld eyes, Sho saw: :ind puffed applause. -Gray f v 5 Dean Wade enjoys a friendly chat with the girls Even such is time that takes in trust Our youth, our joys, our all We have. -Dekker jk gdlnlflfl .!440Ll'l ClJ'YlI1'lClJ The perfecting of mental, physical, and social aspects of the academy girl is their aim. N: Via ,fi '-ating YW 1 ax W f f X!S 419 f5v'?'f xx? SQ! . sw, X MQW ,.-my ,,, 4-4: 5' Q and is , .4 v 5 F, ., 1 , 5 V ff, ,4. 1 i A g Jai .fdmigai A boy's will is the wir1d's will, And the thoughts of yauth ZIHC' long, lung thoughts. W 1 -I,onp.ic1lloW f 3 V Y Y , 5 ? G. R. Pu1't1'idg0 Dcun of Acudmny Boys i P ,Y 1 Q I . aff 'nw-1 l1 f 7 '11 1 'n'-1 WT Fl ii 'Vldi If :EI Vi 1'-1 .-1 E1 it rv ,...r F .ll wb.. il A 1 1 1 .Vx ...1 ' '1 l '? 1 1' ?1I iii .- Q- - - i Q 1 cnferfij em en fj 4 , I W, . ., 'Z 3 . . ,455 sa M 'Y COME' RIGH qwvwqapn s . ii' A y wi Q.: J X Y , N 4 ff- KN! f 5 , N ff ANA M M mxwmm msummy- ff ff, ww A wear If , w Wf X px fkw MA fi WK ww M M 5 'G I5 X A MQ ,W NX uf ,waxy , Y Nz H-W, vqfzgsjf 5' QQQ4' GBR. mf f ,A warm J ,WJ w wa.. Xyw, rv ! '12 I , -i f A fr 9 ' , ' KX K 1 Z .. A A .. h' Q a q , V - . . V . , gf ,A ak ' . 'N' W kgs + , ' jaw V 1 Q -wriwx 43, . ,, W . .Q , Q- -N f 'J 0 +052 fn, , . .. wk ., , ,A W V. Qian f. wnhgwwmigfaxa X ,jf www? f . , .Nz y 0 www ' ...x . H 5 I .. 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I PEGRAM STREET I I HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA I1 I if I l l l 5 A l Q Com JA7'menf.5 1 'I 3 Com Jhmenb 0 gg of Me I' 1 1 A I , SI I I ' , Ei . . I I I President 41 E3 , . . L Treasurer s I il ' V' , . . 9 I I Igl T I 1 ,, , , . , , ' 1 A4 -1 1 .J T J A T I . 1 I 7 7 7 7 Q . 1 1 J -' 1 Il! . I 7 'I E , V ' I J L5 ' A f 1' V I If -:- I , If - - - - - - X K 1 -' 4 I 4 V I...-.- Cjllllgflltlllllfi0ll.S' from the f.'r1l11pfi111r'nlr of lfff' VANDERB LIRCS of New Rochelle, New York emi Cambridge, Massachusetts DK-I3 XY. S. Y.eXNlJlClilSl'llCL. LAN. NIH. F. ll. Y.XNlJlilll5L'llCl. alll. MHS. XV. VAN Dlfll lil' HCL Snulhern Uninn llnnferenee W, M, SMU, The union of unlimited opportunity congratulates Organist of Berea S. D. A, Church. the graduates of Oakwood College Ponce DeLeon Avenue . . . Decatur, Georgia HUNTSVILLE BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY REDI-MIXT CONCRETE LUMBER - bAND CRAVEL - COAL ll'lUNl'i 5f'T Ur C4 os Office Box 557 'N'l'SVII,I,I'f. . AV. . .A Boston, Massachusetts J C 01111214111 en f.S of RIVERSIDE CHAPEI-. OF S. D. .-X. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE MRS. L. B. COX, Church Clerk E. F. CARTER. Cliaplgim i . L ' w A . 2? an ef . f 's --fre - I A '. ,Q ,,-1 I 1 3 I txq'i'l'EI ' ,I . 5? 'L'f v .. t I ' ... '- -: -:L s .yy ' ,. ' Ar, X ff .t ff 'Q 1 , ri! Proposed Building now under ui-nstruce tion. Completion date 4ipprux1m.1tclx' July l. l5l5l w I m l i IS l ll'III'fl'fI,I'fIl glVl'fNl'I'f l' t I Ill U v Ull Nlll. AND XIHS. In ll. X.XNlJl'.lllSLIiC.. Sli l P I I i I , . I I . nw Fl J l 1 l nl - I V I, ll x, ii V: P . n f l l i F i LAKE R GICN T. M. Fountain, President ofancl of lbzfcgoning Olalaorfunify I i Q2 Shiloh Academy - Chicago, Illinois Con 211171 C2 W V il J 1 N 4 9 I J IT. The Lzikcf lic-gimi fiflllf-Ul'l'IlC.'f', firmly 1-stiiimlisln-cl zuirl fllllifiiy' Lgmwili! is making great 1Dl'0Q,'l'CSS. This cruiifviwicv is now pi'c-pzwimg tn npr-in ll ilflklfflilll aczulvniy in Cussopolis, Nlicliigmu. A strong 4-viuiggc-listic progruun is ailw In-ing sponsorcd. As thv piom-m' illllllllg thc CUllf4'l'1'llf,'l'S, Tin- Luka- lim-girm ix lmlaifiiig ai truil. , A 3 3, .5 5 ,Asif f'i2,11w 5 1 f fi .1 Lyn? . 1 IBB! 1 Lake Region Academy - Cassopolis, Michigan I 144: ,gnulfe you ere g E QQHW' fs'-e X 1 . -i.....i. ...uiR1-'X K F. N. Crowv. L. B. Bzikvr. L. H. Davis. T. M. Fmiintgim Complzlments of NORTH PACIFIC CONFERENCE OF S D 1544 S. E. Hawthorne Boulevard PORTLAND 14 OREGON Compliments of IXINCS DALCHTERS CLUB BEREA S D A CHURCH BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Rcplacemcm' Parts - Electric Carburetor and Spceflomcfer Parts mul Service Compliments o ORCAIN SPARKS DRUC COMPANY PHONE 90 HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA Compliments of CRYSTAL DRUC CO PHONE 47 Clinton and jefferson Streets HUNTSVIILE ALABAMA Complimc nts of WHITE PRINTINC COMPANY PHONE 1068 TIMPS BUILDING HUNTSVII' LF AI ABAMA AUTO SALVACE AND SUPPLY COMPANY IXI. S. 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SOUTH CAROLINX MThe Field of Opportunityi' C0lllpIilllCllf.S' of 60llgl'Cl!lllfl1fl'Ol1,5.! Dennis D. Mosby and Family THE UNITED STLTDEXT I MOVEMENT :fone ine jarmJ R D 1 OF OAKWOOD COLLEGE KARNS CITY. PENNSYLVANIA u'1'.iAe.i you ,H Cz L5 In your H,7ll'UI'l! akin! C0mpIinu'nf.s' I .gjioreachng OaA THIS OFFICIAL ORGAN Ol THIS IlNI'l'l'fD I STUDICNT MOVICMENT MONTIILY PUBLICATION Keeps you iiilioiwiiccl out tlww as to what liuppeus awoiuul lu-rv OAKWOOD COLLEGE 11UN'1'sx'11.1,1f:, AIT.-IIS.-I.XI.'l Harold Cleveland PI'l',N'It1t'I1f Russell Bates l i1'.x'f l'ic'1'-I'I'f'villi'11f Leonard Newton SITUIIII x'Il'e'-I,7'l'YliIm'llf Ruth E. Mosby Spmzwr .14 pafdway 0 Jzarnint 'were W' Come fo .S?ufQ, alll! 0120110 fo Serve. U Under the shadows of the stalwart oaks, majestic pines, and magnificient elms, 969 acres unfold their dimensions to compose a foundation for a progressive institution - Oakwood. Under these shadows, behind structures of wood and stone for 55 years, a mighty work of art has been in progress-that work of training the mind, developing the character, cultivating spiritual, physical, and social powers-that work of making each soul a monument to service, for time and eternity. UNTSVILLE, 1, Aja .14 gjafeway of ggzruicfcf 71 ' ' al .',:!?Z! lf '-'Q- M zfm a ,Nj Ill -41, -V, ,WM 1 444' Proposed Library Building ll V This institution is now making rapid stridcs to an llltlllllltt il l . . . , i goal. The rising and Stftlllg of the sun wnll soon unravvl Ll neu i revelation-Oakwood, an acorn-clitt-cl college. A new lihrzlry building is now in the inukingg upon its coni- e plc-tion, il science hull is soon to hc constructcd. lt is unticiputcd that Oakwood will hc- an collcgc sccond to nonv. , To thc' progrcssivc youth who want ai hroud vducntion. propu- il ration tor scrvicv, Christian association, and wholvsonu- 11-cu-.14 is tion-COME TO O-XKll'OOD.' 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Fort Wwrtix 7 Q 77 r 7' '-- -' 5 7 7- 1 1- 7 1- Def 'i 71 ea-1320 Clrftorr A 'rrrrx .-Xpr, ll. ef-V xc C ' :S i, Q ax x' rx N' el 7- S' 7 l 7 ' 1 7-' 1 - Dc ', liar L-Rt ta 4. Boi 33, XX' lsoxr. North l , 1 .- I ' 1' ', : 1, ' 1. 5 3 1' Dix . 7erlos-Oak ' ee College. llrrrrrsvzllu. .-Xl.z- l we , e' - LE' .. ',7e 1 rein. er. 7 7-7-777' D at X, Je 'ksrnf3lT Rc d X .er ll one vm C ' -L s -lt ' ' s NS: .' ,. ' ' ' - , . ' .in Eagans, Mervel-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Earle, Wesley-57 Clinton Avenue, New Rochelle, New York. Eason, Delores-3810 Walnut Street, Inkster, Mich- igan. Emanuel, Lillie H.-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. Eubanks, R. Bell-P. O. Box 56, Canalou, Missouri. Evans, Isadore-421 Cool Spring Street, Fayette- ville, North Carolina. Fields, Ada Lee-1187 Parkwood Drive, Cleveland, Ohio. Flagg, Sarah-5711 Perry Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Flintall, Joseph-1200 Hanover Street, Durham, North Carolina. Follette, Cynthia-886 Simpson Street, N. W., At- lanta, Georgia. Follette, Joseph-886 Simpson Street, N. W., Atlanta, Georgia. Follette, Lyle-886 Simpson Street, N. W., Atlanta, Georgia. Fordham, Margaret-15 F Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Furman, Benjamin-434 N. Payne Street, Alexander, Virginia. Gadsden, Charles M.-20 Ashton Street, Charleston, Sonuth Carolina. Gaines, John-108 Craddock Street, Humbolt, Tenn- essee. George, Helen-254 Elm Street, Chillicothe, Ohio. Gill, Irvin Adlebert-130 Lincoln Avenue, Penn Yan, New York. Gill, Ravynnia-130 Lincoln Avenue, Penn Yan, New York. Gill, Theresa-130 Lincoln Avenue, Penn Yan, New York. Glenn, Kerment-130 Lauton, Los Angeles, Califor- nia. Glover, Rosie Lee-P. O. Box 13, Armstrong, Ala- bama. Goldbourne, Clarence-Verges No. 217, Camaguey, Cuba. Colson, Ruthlyn-2402 Feliciana Street, New Or- leans, Louisiana. Gordon, Grayce-2915 42nd Avenue, Tampa, Florida. Goulbourne, Alvin-57 Clinton Avenue, New Ro- chelle, New York. Goulbourne, Sidney-57 Clinton Avenue, New Ro- chelle, New York. Graham, Gretal-Mandeville, Jamaica. Graham, Merle-P. O. Box 356, Nassau, Bahamas. Groves, Albert, Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Groves, Kathryn-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- barna. ' .Syfuzlenf lirecfory - Confinued Groves, Marcella, Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Groves, Walker-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Hall, George-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Hammond, James M.-P. O. Box 97, Andrews, South Carolina. Harrell, Ira-Box 93, Sharon, South Carolina. Harris, Mary-Route 1, Box 46, Hilton, Georgia. Harris, Odell-Route 3, Box 85, Sylacauga, Alabama. Harrison, Oscar-1310 Boston Road, New York, N. Y. Hairston, Ralph-1564 Acton Street, Atlanta, Georgia. Harvey, Fannie-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Heath, Ellen-106 Johnson Street, Kershaw, South Carolina. Herbert, Carolyn-607 N. Jefferson Street, Florence, South Carolina. liinson, Joseph-118 South Cleveland Avenue, Wins- ton-Salem, North Carolina. Hopkins, Luther-7 Short Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Howard, Earl Lee-1204 Haynes Street, Greensboro North Carolina. 7 Howard, Grayce-6220 Clayton Avenue, Merchant- ville, New Jersey. Howell, Glenn-608 Tehama Street, Frensno, Cali- fornia. Hutchins, S. A.-704 Roosevelt Street, Longview, Texas. Irvin, Jesse-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. Irwin, Mary-1017 Bluff Street, Knoxville, Tennessee. Jackson, Billy-409 E. 13th Street, Rome, Georgia. Jackson, Charles-39 Hall Avenue, White Plains New York. Jackson, Earl-39 Hall Avenue, White Plains, New York. Jackson, John-Biros Hill, Clarendon, Jamaica. Jackson, Winnie-1225 Lincoln, Topeka, Kansas. James, Willie Lee-818 Short Emery Street, Tampa Florida. Jenkins, Louis- Connecticut. 12 Shapley Street, New London Johnson, Julius-686 Province, Memphis, Tennessee Johnson, Simon-2041 5th Avenue, New York, N. Y Johnson, Jasper- Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Jones, Ernestine-49 North College Street, Prichard, Alabama. Jones, Lottie-7335 Vassar Road, Otisville, Michigan. Jones, Marvene-5700 Michigan, Chicago, Illinois. Jones, Melvin-1302 Lexington Street, Baltimore, Maryland. Jones, Paul-7575 Casa Blanca, Riverside, California. .guzlenf ,mirefforbc - Cjonfinuezf Jones, Richard Elbert-Oakwood College, Hunts- ville, Alabama. Jones, Sylvester-7335 Vassar Road, Otisville, Mich- igan. Jordan, Russell-108 Centre Street, Titusville, Penn- sylvania. Knight, Rose Enid-786 Dawson Street, Bronx, New York. Knight, Marjorie-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. Knox, Ruth Z.--1134 Calhoun Street, Baltimore, Maryland. Lake, Dorothy-101 Miami Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Lake, Richard, Route 2, Centralia, Illinois. Lake, Russell-1727 S. 17th Street, Springfield, Ill- inois. ' Lashley, Jack-231 Dunlay Street, Memphis, Tenn- essee. Lawrence, Verdell-R. R. No. 2, Niles, Michigan. Lea, John-340 S. 8th Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York. Lea, Lona-Nell-235 Goode Street, Danville, Virginia. Lee, Jesse-1802 Lake Street, Dothan, Alabama. Lester, Marie-812 E. 165th Street, Bhonx 59, New York. Lewis, Leola-1331 S. E. 3rd Avenue, Gainesville, Florida. Lewis, Robert-284 Lenox Avenue, New York 27, New York. Lindsay, Ann-514 19th Avenue, North, Nashville, Tennessee. Lindsay, Marilyn-514 19th Avenue, North, Nash- ville, Tennessee. Linkhorn, Beatrice-286 Forrest Street, Jersey City, New Jersey. Mack, Winfred-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Hanson, Hawthorne-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. Manuel, Bruce-2234 N. Madison Street, Tulsa, Okla- homa. Masters, Jacqueline-5216 Bander Street, Los An- geles, California. Maupin, Idabeth-Box 44, Station D, Louisville, Kentucky. McCall, Ellis-434 N. Brice Street, Baltimore, Mary- land. McCloud, Darian-3713 Brown Stret, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. McClure, Chlora-932 Ohio Avenue, Wichita, Kansas. McGhee, Sonia-416 N. Hawthorne, Chattanooga, Tennessee. McMillen, William-916 State Street, Youngstown, Ohio. McNorton. Carey-113312 E. 55th Street, Los An- geles. California. Melancon, James- 2511 Louisiana Aw-nuff. Fir-'.'.f Oz- leans, Louisiana. Mickle, Doris-flfll Camden SI.I'f.'fJt, Nr:'.'.'a:k, f-V- Jersey. Middleton, Jamesv47 Haskins Street, Bo,ton, Mae..- achusetts. Miller, Carlyle-6434 Mt. Morris Road, Mt. fVIoiri.-,, Michigan. Miller, Francis--6434 Mt. Morris Road, Mt. Nlorz..-. Michigan. Miller, William-6434 Mt. Morris Road, Mt. ftlori'if. Michigan. Minisee, Wilma S.-Oakwood College. lluntsvillf-. Alabama. Mitchell, Leland-554 East 46th Stieft, Cillfii' Illinois. Montgomery, Louise-36-15 Irene Strci-t, lnkfter Michigan. Moore, Phyllis-122-1 Nebraska Street. South. lla' rion, Indiana. Mosley, Fanny- Va. Union U.. Richmond. Virginia. Mosley, Mildred L.f1303 Church Street, Wilming- ton, North Carolina. Mosley, Nunery-2-100 17th Avenuc, Meridian, Miss- issippi. Newton, Leonard-1304 Sprague Street. Shreveport. Louisiana. Nukes, Hubert-422 W. 10th Street, Marion. Indiana. Odom, Ophelia-Rt. -1, Box 1215, Sylacauga, Alabaziza. Ogburn, Herbert-87 Winthrop Avenue. New Rii- chelle, New York. Ogburn, Prisicilla-57 Clinton Avenue, New Ro- chelle, New York. Palmer, Alonzo-70712 42nd Street. Savannah. Gcozr gia. Parker, Eunice--P. O. Box 1221, Tulsa. Oklahoma. Parker, Louise-1110 VVashington Street. Wilson. North Carolina. Parker, Willie B.-1620 Shields Avenue, Clin-ae. Heights, Illinois. Paschal, Samuel-Rt. 2, Box -147. Chowt-hilla. C.iI1 fornia. Paytee, Lorenzo-120-i Division Avenue. West P.il::i Beach, Florida. Peay, Ralph-710 Reid Street. Greensboro. North Carolina. Peterson, Clara-Oakwood College. Huntsville. :Xia- bama. ' Phillip, Vincent--Clydedale. Darlington. .l.im.iie.i. Pierre-Louis-Sam-Oakwood Colvgc, lluntsyzlle. Alabama. Powell, Eugene-1187 Parkwood Drive. Clex'el.i:i.i. Ohio. Presley, Earl-374 Curio. Atlanta. Georgia. Purnell. Boyer-54 N. Milliek Street. Plixlatielpix Pennsylyannia. .S7furlenf lirecfory - Confinuec! 7 Rahming, Harcord-S. W. 4th Avenue, Homestead, Florida. Richardson, Sadie-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. Rock, Calvin-8764 Compton Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Robinson, Leroy-P. O. Box 66, Shellman, Georgia. Robinson, Winifred-125 Howard Street, Buffalo, New York. , Rogers, Mildred-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Roy, Bernice-1304 Bringier Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Runnels, Mima-1339 Burleson Street, San Antonio, Texas. Savage, Odessa-1002 Van Nortwith Street, Green- ville, North Carolina. Seard, Lydia-446 Cleveland Street, Greenville, Mississippi. Shaw, Rachel-5146 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill- inois. Simons, John-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Simons, Richard-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Slaughter, Leslie-Route 1, Box 111-B, Winsdor, Ohio. Smith, Gwendolyn-629 Kingsboro, Brooklyn, New York. Smith, Sallie-338 Monroe, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vannia. Smith, Ruth Faye-915 Benbou Road, Greensboro, North Carolina. Smittick, Lafayette-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. Speights, LaNorisa-3619 23rd Street, Tampa, Flor- ida. Stewart, James-30 Hibernia Road, Aasheville, North Carolina. Tate, Douglas-1046 Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn- essee. Taylor, Murva Delores-25 Rochelle Place, New Ro- chelle, New York. Thomas, Audrey-2215 N. 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thomas, Carolyn-613 Smith Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Thomas, Dennis-Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala- bama. Thomas, Elolia-105 A Bach., Alameda, California. Thomas, Leila-531 Kirby Lane, Baltimore, Mary- land. Thoms, Frank-Faber, Virginia. Timpson, George-210 Pennsylvania Avenue, Balti- more, Maryland. Turner, Ida Mae-Box 967, Station A, Dania, Florida. Valentine, Maurice-2640 Woodland, Kansas City, Missouri. Vanderberg, Herman-Route 3, Cassopolis, Michigan. Verdun, Joseph-709 Haggerty Court, Flint, Michi- gan. Wagner, Jesse-Box 720, Pottstown, Pennsylvania. 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