Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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All who lcnow him have formed rhe opinion Jrhalr he wallrs as lhough he were in Jrhe almosphere ol heaven. l-lis lailhlulness in srudy has gained The confidence ol every srudenl whom he has Jrauqhlr. ln limes ol decision his limely admonilion, No deviarion from slricr inlegrilry can meer Gods approval, plus The very oloviousness ol his own moral inleqriry, has caused many lo decide lor Jrhe righl. PRUUDLY WE DEDIBATE ln llwe class lie is flue leaclier, Jrlie example oi flue man ol God? in llie lor' lwe is +l'ie fallwer, leading and prolecling luis house in flue lear ol fre lord. l-lis gravily and consislenl piely is suggeslive oi one wlwo is wraps if f slale ol serene guielude mln God. l-lis influence lor good and The inspiralion To do good llial he profofe in us is ol ineslimable fame. Because lwe lnas commanded our respect caplured our admiralion and allracled our love by liis magnanimous spiril we lwereby dedicalg lriiz vivid porlrayal of one year in our lives beliind llrie Oaks, llie l952 Acorv lo Elder C. T. Ricnaroz Mime, ip' s 5 E SPENT UUR To Jrhee our dear Oakwood To Jrhee we shall ever sing, For decades Thou haslr slood Thy name shall ever ring. I-lere we've spenl our happy olays So we love lo sing lhy praise, Anol wherever we may be We'll always be lrue To lhee Our worlhy clear olol O.C. O. B. EDWARDS , gf sk Q2 Q? A f 4. A, H ,I Q f f , . li . xi ,M ,.n qw C f gl 4' K' X 1 , Zulu LA? 1 ,af - f K ' Cs s x W, V I 5 1 27 '54 -1m4 W' ...np 5 , .4 4 lxaw 94' . y Y' 'S -W .- 3 lt . 4 ' . E, 4 4 ' ' A ' ax: ' , , V. xxx A .av IM , 4 ' 23 51 'Q 'A-I ' 1 'N ' W I' ..,f 'ful , 5 K ' ' . ' N A J ' A 4 I e 1 6 ' X an 'A 1' ' if Q 1 4 fan 1 , S11 I r QF? , L 2A 'fslfi' 4 yixxlsx, ,N i?1xP f . mf 14 .. -, I'-UT? w- M31 A 1 X F Q 0+-QR v -. 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This Tiny medium submiTs iTselT To ' y i T 'U'f,' 1 The Torces oT naTure aT whose hands iT dies Tor The ll T' 'lil ly L imparTaTion oT IiTe To someThing inTiniTely greaTer. , , I y - ln giving iTs liTe, iT makes iT possible Tor someThing else T ifl y ivy, To have liTeg The mighTy oak. , y , ln essence, The adminisTraTive body and TaculTy OT Oakwood ' 2 ll A My Fill' College are comparable To The Tiny acorn. Through a spiriT l K I P oT selT sacriTicing benevolence They dedicaTe Their , ,K L my lives wiThin The sod oT Oakwood's halls To gender liTe To a I ' A X W' 3! fl giganTic oak whose limbs, The Oakwood sTudenT body, X y, Jn- are animaTed by a perpeTual viTaliTy. This spark oT liTe is - l l carried Through all The acTiviTies oT The school. 'y l l T STanding Tall and sTalwarT To beaT back The Tiery darTs oT I T TAL!! l discouragemenT, To chagrin The baleTul eTTecTs OT biTTerness, . V V , . T ,T X y and To ease The sTing oT imprompTu Tailures, This vanguard , A: y , ry E V ! nourishes The Tiny seedlings as They are exposed ni: . X My .T-my N ' To The Iiqhr oT day. I T rl? X -xl. 'T y T lt XTW. X ,. , ' f,',7ffg.f li ,N 'T m i all wir m is l is T, yi, 3, sf,- T, f ,Xi Mi. 9,,fii T - ia,illi i l i5ifW , f, 'T' T ' Tx ll K T e qi, I I I1 M W' 'fm , rf' If l vgf'j7 'dl v , ' I ' I ' v l R f' . T in 11' ,I ,fl ,g , Q, VIZ 1 ,114 v,,- . f1N A'y LJ 9, 1 ., .' fl' 'Q ap 2 J 1 I! , guh -, 'l lvt ll. f 1' -F1015 5-'rin ' UL' 4 'l ' f 1,07 Wh' 4 , If ' ' 7 , !, 1, ' IIWQJ-Nall, ,, 1 ji, .Y K V' A f ,T 2 :,q..f ffl A I ,W IM if Y 5 p 1,71 I 1- ' , lyflmllw L ' ,c, T. f ,- i. .H 'png' , C qv' ui' bl 0 TT'-will ,ff w Jn law l corn l' l There is liTe in a seed, There is power in The soil : As Tiny Tee-T as acorns are planTed in The soil oT life and weTered wilh Chris- Tian EducaTion, They grow and develop physically, menTally, and spiriTually. As Tender planTs, They grow up in The beauTy oT holiness, noble in body, ll mind and spiriT, prepared i Tor Tailhlul service as They T flourish as gianT oaks in The Tield Tor God, l T 4 5 0 w , K I W, ,Q V' ' '-g ,in ' n A ri. J,.h, , . Q 4 N Ivey! -14-'clump-eq..-,..,,,I ,ir 3 .ljmw . my .. f iei:,.gf:i , ' we 1 9 .,ir'f'9, W' 1. .-+,3 ' i Q- wc, s f 5 lv- JI! , -i 4 W J .4-L ! f ITIS- Q 7.19 mf, -- , ,x WA mu, il . ,, D' ,J -Q. 41 ADMINISTRATIUN lorwiclenfg meadage AnoTher school year has come To an end, and Trom These college halls, your ciTy oT reTuge, you go ouT inTo a world ThaT is seelcing Tor peace, buT which ThreaTens To brealc inTo pieces. The graviTy oT The siTuaTion which Taces The world bids me cauTion you To Thinlc soberly, spealc wisely and live righTeously. You have been TaughT ThaT: The greaTesT wanT oT The world is The wanT oT men,-men who will noT be boughT or sold: men who in Their inmosT souls are True and honesTg men who do noT Tear To call sin by iTs righT name: men whose conscience is as True To duTy as The needle To The pole: men who will sTand Tor The righT Though The heavens Tall. The imperaTive need oT Today, overshadowing all oTher unnumbered and urg'enT needs, is Tirmer and sTronger characTer, higher inTegriTy, broader spiriTual vision, unimpeachable and unshalrable TideliTy . . We send you TorTh in This crises hour in answer To The World's need-Men and Women oT dynamic TaiTh. 10 O. B. EDWARDS, Dean of fine College Nobie in zriirif, lomfid in rnirid. ',yrrirJf,i1rif:iif, in lH 'if:V'.i' rr i 1 i ,rw r 1 'Jr-' ' COOFCiif'lfli'Of of ziudcnr body and iamuify, U, B. ii i'Nri!f,i', nn, is 1, 'r f educniiunfil riroqrnm oi ine inziifufiuri. f f ff. 'lf 'K L. E. FORD, Business Manager Cairn in derneainur, pfirieni in uriirifl y,ffr',i'.ff.rrr in und, fini! iwfrrrff f f., Ve., L. 7 ine ibusinezu mnnfiger of ine colieqe, new. ine giqfinfif, Mui oi Yi1ifi ',if fi 'rf' J ,' ff: .:. ' Z1 zicriilnqy and fiffflifiiflfj iirifirifry, iw f-fer! Hf-f, wfr , , ,i,. f,f,,, ,-v -,L f - ROBERTA C. EDWARDS, Regisfrar Quiei' in nmnner, friendly in zpirirn conf.iu.fr.nf.y in i,ii.ir-e T Fe, irriu 'T ff- - Roberra C. Edwards, who'-.e cherry if if. Tr, nriend lm nriirie-r'iT fidrni. ir. T i fi' rf' i ' iif T. Sinceriry in purpose' ioyriiiiy ro duryx noneyry in uriirir, rirefi i r, T. T. Frazier, whose dury if if. To receive fl nd diubiirue iiinfi T, leer, r, . HlJi,ffiiiE', 'lm'-i ii' 1 O, B. EDWARDS L. E. FORD Dean of the College ' ' Business Manager . ,. wir- ' ,. f , , -A FRAZIER, Treasurer ff- ' fri wi' . ..:..u K if ' r i 1 ROBERTA C. EDWARDS T. T, FRAZIER Regisfrar Treasurer L ., , r Ya i if 2 1 Y 1 I' r CUNNINGHAM HALL College Women's Home RUTH E. MOSBY Dean of Women ' x 'Wim Q, A W' 1 fi fy QQ - Qi . A STUDEN The school hornes-lhe hub ol life on The campus. l-lere lhe sludenls live, love, worlc, and enioy life loqelher. l-lere They meer God in The morning and evening clevolions. l-lere lhey develop sell reliance, sell conlrol, lolerance, and czourlesy. l-lere llmey rneel lrienclg and form ecquainlances flwal' will always be ree membered. From 'rlwe rising bell 'lil Iiglwla oul, llwe sluclenl leads a rousing life llmal lme will never lorgel. For lwim, lhig is llme lilel RESIDENCES ', IRWIN HALL College Men's Home lf? 0 f... -e 'f.?:1lz fl 'E' 'I , , 9 a Q Y 1 .f L? GAINES R. PARTRIDGE Acllnq Dean 0' M A. -s .l .E KN' FACULTY As rnassive lap roofs lhar pierce deeply and grip lhe soil, absorb and assimilale lile lo The lree, so The iacully serves lhe sludenl, lhe developing oalc. They pierce deeply lhe resources ol wisdom and imparl a weallh ol lcnovvledge, and principles oi lrulh necessary lor The progress and developmenl ol lhe lender planl, lhe pupil. The laculry serves as an anchor, and a source ol nurrimenl lor Jrhe growing planl. 14 ,Dil , BIO! OCV OITICV 1 pagina' R. L, REYNOLDS C. B. GENTRY Department of Biological Sciences Department ot Mathematic WY 4: 41' ,i X 4180- ,-L , 'un f ' wx H-gn M. J. HARVEY C. T. R1CHARDS Department of History DPP.: twig-tv 3' RC Q 5- 15 EVA B. DYKES Deparfmenf of English FRANK W. HALE Deparfmeni' of Speech NATELKA E. BURRELL Deparfmeni of Elemenfary Educaiion CHARLES E. GALLEY Commercial Deparfmenf GAINES R. PARTRIDGE Depar+men+ of Secondary Educafion .-Nw... R if N 5? S552 f- f . Gif fv -,N .Q jfs. ig ,g :MLA- Xmgrii' S 'ix 4 j x k':Lw43gsf1, 1 ' . I 5 it , mg. , A J if U S. C. JACKSON Deparfmeni' of Music DELORES A. HENDERSON Secretarial Science E. E. ROGERS Religion THOMASINE LONG-WARE Dept of Home Economics E. A. COOPER Deparimenf of Chemisiry ' R 2 .Uma fi li-A Audi VIVACIUUS DIVERSIUNS ln panoramic view They slide lhrough lhe memory leaving a pleasanl glow of happiness-our vivacious diversions. The lhrilling voice of an arlisl, Jrhe slirring voice of a leclurer, lhe lore of lhe clulos, and laughler ol lhe parlies and socials fill school lile wilh cheerful acfivily. Vivacious diversions lrom reading, 'riling, and 'rilheme+ic. Here Jrhey play! is n - .O .,,, an f no 1 , - ' '53 Va' Z uf, l ..:7'ii,3T .qv np, w L , , ug ' I dwg, ,, ' , ' f , i sf n . , , ., Iwi' A- if, 1, wg w,4?f,, ,F fl K 'F , HQ:g,.:4 iQaf iq, ' . 'Ewa Q yy, , -1. ' W - it Q Ayxiiffakxr ,u. R. X Z v 'V Q-ZQQVV, .U 'hr 41. It' Y' . ferr'- X 1' , .4 .- If F ', WI ' xi A' -'if 6 ,f xl, 'if' ' .jL iss, ' .- Yi Ji: fi -fx 'iv f . at , A - -I' n P3 ' e 1 .' .ji:'!':,.f9n-.qu . ASSY.. 'S' H T 1 H ly, z:'+T'. ine-sl S4 gk 5 J-NQX' ii . 4 W. E. CONWAY President of The Unifed Sludenf Movemenf The Uniled Sludenl lvlovemenl composed ol The enlire sludeni body, worlcs wilh The insliiulion Tor The rnenfal, physical, spirilual and social clevelopnneni ol The sludenl, ancl manages ancl publishes T i iannually The year book, The Acorn, and publishes monlhly Jrhe school paper, The Spreading Oak. UNITED STUDENT MUVEMENT Execu+ive CommiHee of The Sfudenf Movemenfz Winnie Jaclrson, William McMillan, Willie Conway, Carolyn Thompson, Alonzo Banks, James Melancon. Lgirun Co-Sponsors of The Unifecl S+uden+ Movement Franlr W. Hale, Sponsor of +he S+uden+ ac+ivi+ies: Rufh E. Mosby, Publicafions advisor. 20 ,AWN W' '1f'1 ' ww,- yx. I . . em. I- 1. ,II I.. . .. , '11,1..1!.!f? .1 ,rw 1 1, 'tffift if ., I,.,,.I... I., I J?'af',1'5l XI1. ' 2 .- 'Y .4'Q5?Y.' ' 1 B X ' . .f . 1 'rv O I . 11 f.Zff '- f'5'II ' .I , Q ' Q 'ff . I. 1' - . 'lm 4 3 5 ' 1 4 y QI 1 Q in ' I ,f-W-19 , I ' , .- 1 ' mf 1 I,,,, ' wr fl!! .HI'f !,,,.w1 Z' l -f ,,f'f . 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MOSBY. . . . .Preside-nf Vice-Presidenf . .Secrerary . . .Treasurer . Assf. Treasurer . . Sponsor EPSILON SIGMA OFFICERS CALVIN ROCK .... RALPH PEAY .,... GEORGE TIMPSON, . . Vice- . . .Pre-side-n+ Presidenf . . .Secrerary WESLEY EARLE ,... Assfl Secrefary LOUIS JENKINS . . . . . Treasurer SAMUEL FERGUSON . .AssI. Treasurer JAMES P. WILLIS. .Serqeanf-a+-Arms LESLEY CRAWFORD. . Parliamenfarian G. R. PARTRIDGE . . CIJLLEG . . . Sponsor MENS CEU KAPPA MU DELTA OFFICERS ,3'! iff- 1+- 'JAE X '. 9 ,,I' 1' Im' Ii- :I I, , 'n IA,-f f V ' 'I I f F JH - , V. Pr Q A OFFICERS NI WI NX PII :5 F I N I, In ,1.L'WvfLQ x I - I' '- XwXI.t'.'Xx'b N XX 'Nf'R:Nt W ,N GAMMA SIGMA KAPPA LEADERSHIP OSCAR HARRISON . . R, SMITH ..,..... INSTRUCTORS Jameg 'wNasI1inqIon IVIIIQS WiIIiarT1z John Lee WiIIiawi McMillan SCIEN THE ZODIACS OFFICERS JAMES TILLMAN ..,. LYLE FOLLETTE , . , TERRELL DANLEY , . , JULIUS JOHNSON . . WILLIAM WEEKS, JR. . PROF. REYNOLDS . I , Leader , . Sponsor CE . . Preuidenr . Secrefary . . Treasurer Business Mgr. , . Chaplain . Sponmr RELIGION I OFFICERS S. A. I-IUTCHINS ..... . . Presidenr J. FLINTALL ,... . . Vice-Pre-Sidenr CAROLYN THOMAS Corres. Secrerary ELLA IHOMAS . . . Recording Secretary VIVIAN ALLEN Assr, Recording Secrefary BOYER P. PURNELL . . . . Treasurer CAREY MCNORTEN . . . Chaplain Franlr Sfolres addresses fhe Minisferial Seminar The Minislerial Seminar exisis lor flue qrowlli deal willl life If'f:VplE'liV mam and professional developrnenf of The prospeclive leave llne ifiliool iii lefirrf 11, ls ef minislers and Bible lnslruclors. lilwey meel weekly of erperienfe and discuss praclical problems, and learn lwow lo Aller I6 years ol laiilwiul service Elder and Mr, an-Tl Mrs. l-lfirvew lylfrle, A i Mrs. Moseley and lamily bid farewell To Oalce ,wel me thrill MY, lofi, M: wood as Elder Moseley accepls a new appoinl- . E fl il fXl'fi. , liiln menl as an associlale secrelary ol llle General Mille W l 1 M Conference of Seyenlli-day Advenlisls in Waisla- lU'9- lllel' Ulf 'VM 'Tl' inqlon. D. C. iflmtina wills lilmgl 4 Elder and Mrs. C. E. Moseley bid farewell Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Mackey Fedfufed gn T k af Recepllon Ledure Series -4 'lf' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mackey, guesi lec+urers, on a fake off for Europe Pruih M A THRILLING TENOR cFarIand, guesf arfisf, signs autographs Lyle FolleHe and George Smifh feafured in Odcli'ries, an Epsilon Sigma presenfafion , r E F' 1 Ted Jones-busy af his hobby, making puppe+s and marionefies Sfudem' Assoclafion Workshop af Unlon COM-qs: QJLWV- f -, 5-Qvmvx Cwrm, R M Q ,h1'Ff'.j!w!X'j v-aff? 5 jz ' if UNION Cf ' IE' Luv K Hermon Vanderberq exhibifs his com collecfion fo PMS- cilla Kelly FERVENT DEVUTIUN God is a SpiriT3 and They ThaT worship T-lim musT worship l-lim in SpiriT and in TruTh. Amid The greaT perplexiTies oT life The enemy oT souls has ThrusT a conTrivence inTo The aTmosphere oT man's everyday liTe ThaT is benT Toward undermining The loTTiesT ciTadel on This TerresTrial sphere, The mind oT man. Through TervenT devoTion which is impelled by a will To do righTeously which liTerally overwhelms The TeneTs oT evil, Those who wallc Oalcwood's Thousand acres Tind peace and a happy escape Trom The Trying oT Their souls by The exTremes oT sin. So, as I enTer here Trom day To day, And leave my burden aT This minisTer gaTe Kneeling in prayer and noT aTraid To pray. -WhiTTier l? f' A Q4 NY Q -xi. ,K 1 a f.. A , N , K lv' , jj .V ,LQ I j I 1 ' ' +P , V V, , 4 1.1 QV ll x' 'r f 1 ,iff y ff I - 9 f ff ,ff ff! 3155 7 I- Q X Hx' t .' A f 5 sr 1 . ' , K, f ' -ff ' f f- 'wi ffm ' , r',fv ., , l I V 1,4 Vg, b . V ,F lf A 5 f, 'V . V. i3f',4Vf!V4 V ,V I -LvVV v tg. ppvnnn, i f '7.1,.,y . .f',,, +R f 3 Q? 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X W 'lv KEEP LUUKING UP lifvl1.1-JI-,QNX-.mudwsu.-xv, img V'-Ng Swrllvfimw. tlw mi-J-, x-.W Midv uk.: x MNL- ll uv ummmllwpm-.UNH-.71vuqHwrm-uw K fp 1hk'lU!HilVH' mu- ilwlnq in H.-3 R V A ' s ,rv 's 'O I1 B , .L '.. c xt N -.rf - -v-Y-A fi 'aff ., .. S, X 0 Y Q 7 ,N X I ,gf W i Elder C. E. Moseley, scholarly and devou+, in deep medifafion wiih Holy Wrii' Elder C. lf. lvloselev, l-leaclof Bible Deparlrnenl, Church Paslor, and direclor ol Jrhe male chorus, aller sixleen years ol service here, is now serving al a new posr ol duly as an Associale Secrelary of lhe General Conference, buf his lervenl zeal, his honesl love lor leaching, his ardenl regard lor Chrislian principles will never be lorgollen. DEDICATION Senior Minisferial Sluclenfs of 'Sl dedica+e 'rhe bell 'lower +0 Elder Moseley which was erec+ed in his honor. f f v QW Af X X S r me ff N fe 'sei ga Q QA W QX fm X A X ff, , X Z S J Es 55 E AT HUME WITH THE MUSELEYS MOTHER AND DAD Love nlfers noi wifh his brief hours and weelcs Bu? bears if ouf even To The edges of doom. When lhere's love al THE FAMILY ALTAR HO' fora closer walk wnh God' Molher and Daughlers, Harriel and Barbara A calm and heavenly frame Alighifo show uponihe road ul L Y M HW A I S 'dll Thai leacls me +o The lamb. Ove OU 0 ef Qam 9Y 5' '3 1 I I ff ' R831 kJ. S ' x - wah 31 4 f X ,gui ,, 5, ' gf Zi, W vfffaf' ff K N jk Iv1CC'S, SOLDIERS OF PEACE I:orTh To The rnighTy conTIicT, in This I-Iis glorious l day. I 34 I WILL EARLY SEEK THE SAVIOUR JuaniTa Jaclcson, Naomi WhiTe, Helena Weelcs and Their associaTes Teach moTion songs, ancl Tinger plays To The Tiny ToTs in The Junior Division oT The SabbaTh School. 5 I PANT FOR MUSIC WHICH IS DIVINE Music, righTIy ernployecl, is a precious giTT oT Gool designed To upIiTT The ThoughTs To high ancl noble Themes, To inspire and eIevaTe The soul, In II'1e morning I see I-Iis Iece In Hue evening I-Iis Iorm I Irene, In +Iwe darkness I-Iis voice I Inow I see Jesus evervwI1ere I QQ. 35 ll '-1 .rw T' -'af r- in 411 r , V lil l 5' 1 'Q 1 'l ll' M Q ff U 4' ,1 r 'S : W -1 NX ', A fin i ,- lxl ,- 4 l Wil 1 I l il li X X l il l Q ff- 3 7 '4 'f v--ge?-- 7 Q ESQ X I 2 f fix' Q, A'-. x ' R X - I uqgrgllj, N' t X l RS QQ f X! 1 W, cg- , J, .- w37...vQ': hi. sqm X f fl :Vw 4 -xv 5, IQQY' KQ ,f f .f T ' i uw .ffm Af 1 lr al- .i fx' A t 1 ff 7 ,ir,,i , 5 X f ,U I., Q L L U f W T . wel - , 1 I if ln. T' ' ff H ?-lhlffli ' 5 fs will f 4 f 'TW .Xgnd wen Q Q Q 'True educaTion is . , . harmonious developmenT . . .' ATTer The ToundaTion has been laid, The wise masTer builder is prepared To build. Since balance is The desired elemenT in every underTalcing, ample provision has been made To eTTecT balance among The Three consTiTuenTs oT our educaTion: namely, sTudy, worlc, and play. Possessed of The Three-Told armour oT deTermina- Tion, eTTorT, and perseverance, we Torge ahead cleaving a paTh To harmonious developmenT leaving in our walce, monumenTs To achievemenT. 2311 f VJ' I , 5 I ' 'P I V NEW fi 1 'dl i , wwf ' yqlff I. ' 1 f . 2. , llITWk i I ENTIIIING EDUCATION l-liqher Than The hiqhesT human ThoughT can reach is Gods Ideal . . For an educaTion compleTe in Hs scope-sound in Hs principles, and eTernal in iTs purpose, seek H, in The shadow oT The Oaks. The obiecT oT This educaTion is To prepare The sTudenT To reTlecT Tully The lighT and knowledge oT his CreaTor. This educaTion inspires obedience, honor, inTegrHy, and purHy which will make Them a posiTive Torce Tor reTlecTion oT lighT in a chaoTic world oT darkness. 38 -wr -'VHF' 5 V xl PM ' A Ylrx 'NWUDP ffw5wh3Lv 4: Q rl K UYNIU APPR 17 wr f H , , -r A f ,, , -1 f 1. f x 1 K Nu ,-1 H, , n r, ,g 1 w 0 . WW f :iv 'A' rj X f f':.Q,x,Qf' 4-4 'ax ilk 'B mug Q .gs X V1 K M759 Pvc-ui ve' x Y., -N35 .Dx SYN Hx U X MX MI K , ERNEST RUDLEY AND JAMES KELLY 'Hisfory and exec? science he rnusf learn by faborious i reading, LEOLA LEWIS AT STUDY IN CUNNINGHAM su '22 ggi, 15 LOBBY. Books are Hue besf of ihinqs, weli usd. Wx e , 2 P Elf? If EVN -' EV, E ggiif 1 2551221 A 5 ,Silk Q ZX 3 ERNESTINE JONES Sfudws Sn a quref nook in Hue' Libvary, l x X ! 4, ' 3, I X ,uv o ww. ,. .4 its Q ,ff Li?,P,4Pf i,iV.CN'.'j UVM 'ff'- f YLPAAPACr-'I-4 J7', ,ff45:C'. I X- f, ,MHZ A,l'A,J . ,U x l 'gs jv- r T' N' '. ' ' iv I 'ix 2 Y x' X . A ' N 4 'J W -3,1 f Q Q W, A + F X4 .A X.. .5 F 4 , . ,, vga' . qi, --' - XM 51' riff' 'M ,, TBA, ?,. K1 . I A N M my . 3 J K av -Q 5 A if 3 i-LN '5LpQQ-t P- X K Qkli x RM-4 '-M5 ww -dv: -, MAJOR S?-'QMS '19 iffN .'-'- NELL LF-X .NY 'Mx'-N Q 5:-Xw X M, X, A . K 7 Q, 2 f w W X S :I fi 'w fd Z Q ,s I r S. 'Ji vi 5 F3 ' 3 ei. X -Q J , Q Y W 5 . X LF--Y , A , -TH -k Y , Toge+l'1erH1ey work for fha 1'o+el davelopmenf of Chrisfian Youfh I would Hof be buried by any love of Swfem, bx aw oxn3q9 a'Q insfincfs To underrafe Hwe Book -13 ll TARIAN nccurimun God appoinTed I.abor as a blessing To man To occupy his mind, To sTrengThen his body, and To develop his TaculTies. -VVhiTe The honors, privileges and blessings ThaT are The paTron TruiTs oT uTiliTarian occupaTion are available To The diligenT. PlenTious oppor- TuniTy Tor healThT'ul, vigorous work is open To all who Tread The T'erTile Tields oT Oakwood. l-lere The sTudenT is TaughT The digniTy oT labor, and as he worlcs, in The lciTchen, in The laundry, on The Tarrn, in The oTTice, in The shop, he is gaining experience, proTiciency. and Tinance Tor his educaTion. Blessed are The horny hands oT Toll. Till? 5 if z 2 K . KS ,ff I M - f A ,Jiri-44115 4: qu ry . . , ,, 11 '- AW mx 5 an iff. i I 'Hx nl! gl ,A J A-' W Q k 'XT OAKVVUUD, HIL NOUTH -XRI TAUC-HT Hit NN -KNO THE CNC-NNN O9 14509 4 EVYYN U! Uik'Ll 'C' 4 ,v z x -fb ' X,-. . ,Q Q VL.. vs 4 6' s' ' 19x ' Q s fx N4 ' ,,A N 'xx n v . . f R THE COLLEGE DAIRY BRINGS GRADE h A MILK TO You FROM . . . The dairy herd in The pasfure . . To fhe barn . . . T Ee Through fhe aufomafic milker . . . Mr. M. Cusfarcl, Farm and Dairy Manage' T 5 46 P Tx ee , E Ted Jones and Jimmy Melancon seHing Delores Eason, Thelma Dean, Elizabe+h Chissell, Eleanor +ype in fhe prin+ shop Thompson and Juanufa Jackson, a+ work m reg1s+rar s offace. ffj Herberi' Shorier does a leHering job. 47 MATED RECREATION RespiTe, wheTher rnomenTary or prolonged, Tollows as e logical corollary To c:onc:enTraTed sTudy and vigorous worlc. RecreaTion-anirneTed recreaTion, in The ToresT, in The pleyroorn, on The Tield, on The campus, in The dorm, wiTh iTs reiuvenaTing powers, and invigoraTing eTlec:Ts iss here To be Tound. The viTalizing eTlecTs oT play aT iTs proper Time lend To The sureTy oT Three Told developmenT. THIS IS THE LIFE! I I If ,I W ,I if Ig., 'IX I I- N,5,L v 1-1 K IQ ' xv-1 ak L IS I s Q. f X Ygz'v-w1,'3,,.s ws. ,,,- sw I ,,,., v' if ?s,.., V l 'ZX' wh, n Y nw, is ' A 3 Y.. E AS YOU LIKE IT Frances McKinney, James Bryan, Udell Lewis, and Florence Knigl'1+ I? l ll l l ll 1 ffjj iw' UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE Dorolhy S+roman, Charles Williams, Bealrice Adams , 1 l I' - 5 f, g m syfxf . '-f?m'wi- 'EV ' S? , Q, .1 f . Q .ci-ii'f A- .if L I 1 .,,. . V 2 Ze- , 2 2 ', - - A 2, if Sf' 2 f S KEEP OFF! Cl1uclc Galley, Bea+rice Slreel, Ann Lindsey l-low would you like 'ro go up i n a swing? 1 ries: .,,,, -1 A-- ' mi SENIOR vfrsmws SNMCH A FEW MOMENTS PROM THEIR .lt I CROWDED SCHEDULES TO ENJOY I IIOMELIEE WITH THEIR FAMILIES --fM BE HE EAN I IT EVER .nO HUMBLE IRULY EOR Af K THEM, 'THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE f HOME E , .J 1 I 9 Og R'-1 xd QW .fswj SIMONS IIXMILY LNIOI5 BLINQ IOL w x Vsrm-px f XXX I fi XNNX X XN98' E 3 xxx I N I X, NN T' wg. ss WH If i l i W 1 l l E f I A Zi 3 s 5 1: 'ir Ni Y' i 4 i i i i 'N-. i I I l 1 ZAA 2 'S' -1 Sansa... 3 J ,Q . Z f X . QQ, j A LOVELY OFFICE! IT'S NEW! Yvonne Lindsay +ypesaleHer'For James Melancon,ACORN Helen George, Helena Weeks, Willie Friend and Sylvia edifor Carier view a new piciure of Miss E. l. Cunningham, a recen! gifi' fo Cunningham Hall. Mi+cl'1 ai' bai wa L fx, , f A.. 'M , If bf, , 4 532 , 'xx cvfgf' ' evjn .3 if ff :I N 4 , 'rx Nm ' xv' .. ' wi N JUST STROLLING f ,V , . j Vera Andrews and Manona Sellers on fheir merry way! 52 S... A LITILE DIVERSIUN ff. If HH ', VJUVU INV' L ,W! 7 1 '1 rd, f Ji Q, 1. 4 n f'- ' w , I fwfumfw, rw-Mr fu wr ffm V 1- 'f mimm ymwf fm: -, In v. . f f 14 1 , gg? fm 'Huw fu P1 A An ww. ww I-Illrfff-V M, -ur , n ,QL ar- I 1 X ,,f' X, . ,- 1 5' ', . , 'Z' :- af - f., . :fly 5 t 11: . ' f, 7 5 Q r. . I Q1 591' -Tyqmaw, . ws. ,. ' , N... - lx 1 .Q- ,i li- 'w ,. 1 fy -we--Q...-:av ,,...- 1 JI,..A, W-' ' - .....- ,,,.-- If-'H' X 1-sl 5? ' s. i 'ns..-wg 'X -Q4 x I X. 5 . ..., , .xv , 4 X A . N g . 1 if B 1 n 4 A b ' 'lv - .Jie 1 I x . 1 f 4 i I A' I f I IV? if N? I Douglas Ta+e, Desk Clerk Jack DogeHe on 'rI1e phone gi ig Vllr. ..., I :fr-1 , 6 N ,4 ,,,,, , :,,- . . . A J: :ZIIA fi ' it tf 1,, 1 , J, vvll , I I I ? w I l Elois Brooks arranges her coiffure Marion Pasard s+udies wi+I1I1er roommafe, Pauline Dean 1 I I I A merry froop in Cunningham play a game, A friendly sofa cI1a+ Climbing up 'the moun+ain I I I I I l 1 I k.. af 9, Jazzy E 'E sf? f A 1 'f ' 'Q , M Mil' 74 e 7, F if v Wi rf M1 Q , sf, . y fi X E 'Q-.5f,v .Ygftn-v-1 ' And on llwal cheek, and o'er llwal brow, So solt so Calm, yel eloquent Tlwe smiles llmal win, llwe llnls llwal qlow Bul lell of days in goodness spent A mind al peace willw all below A llearl wlwose love is innocent VON .az--1' V. ls, ,f nv wwf' 0 . OHQ Sfolces, Laborafory fechnician of Riverside, malces blood Dr. C. A. Denf gels case l'lis+ories +es+s for sfudenfs CHUUL HEALTH The school rnainlains a heallh service deparl- rnenl on The campus which is direclecl by Mrs. Mosely. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Slallord assisr in The nursing service. S Mrs, l'larrie'r Mosely, R.N., charls sludenls for examinafion i ' 2. ,X fi ,Z 5 S' X ff If YQ X s sys! X , The annual physical examinalions lor sludenls were given by Doclors C. A. Denl and J. R. Ford ol Riverside assisled by lhe campus nursing slall for Jrhe purpose ol diagnosing, promoling, and mainraining beller heallh among lhe sludenls. Mrs. Sarah Jackson, R.N., checks pulse ra+e ' 'fxlfifi 5 l f 4 f 1' F X X y Q Z 5 Q jg! M ff S5 f f U52 r Q6 Z2 , Sex X 1scQ...+x.M.,.jH ,J ' .- ' 3 Qs if .XY Q ,ffl ,, '41 W :Xl Ig Y 4 v l 'ui ,, A 5 nf Chuck Williams and Joe Verdun Winnie Jaclrson and Dawn Logan l v I . Each dawn unfolds a busy day nn flue- elude-nfs We-from reel +3 amd , from slud lo recrealion. l-lere one seeks The lwarrncirmionf eleven Y Y P menl ol menlal, physical and Spiritual poweri. On lhe Campus Cv vxa- - W. X .. ,Q Q X . .. x - ' ,iii 1gSg,? ZLXb'xf-Aix ww Avi' ,-s:',- .5 Af 'vu VW fi? -'kN f ww-.2 f Below: A momenl' of sludy Bolfom: Off fo The Recifal '- 1 l h l E Sf E s M W 4 W 5 'M fi .ff A 1 I 1 1 i 1 9, 9 9- .JSM Qif ...ar-A ,..sQ.f 3 -2 ff 2-- Q .5 X H t :rift I . .' 4 yy' U' 1:44 4. s eanftgmjw' .F .. N' c'M3'Iv Av u NG WE V. X e,I -. NNQA N lr, I I RAYMOND SIMONS Pholoqrapher I I I I I I I I I I Il il . I , rl I II ri, IAI I. I I ACORN STAFF AT WORK 1 Frank Slokes, James Melancon, Samuel Ferguson, Vivienne Walson, Elois Brooks, Ann Lindsey. 60 THE I Q is MAKING THE LAY-OUT Beatrice Slreel, Charles Williams, Cavella Terrell, Esfher Gill, Rulh E. MosbyA Russell Jordan. STAFF JAMES I-I, MELANCON .... . CI-IARLES WILLIAMS. . I-IOMER CRABLE . . . JACKSON DOGGETTE. . VIVIANNE WATSON . . SAMUEL FERGUSON . . HERBERT SI-IORTER. . RUTI-I E. MOSBY , . Edifor in Chief Associale Eciilor Business Manager .College Edifor , . Copy Edilor . , Ari Edilor . .Ari Edilor . .Advisor '--un... I -,,,,--, -V, INT, kmxg-.xr in K - A.: Ya '14 1 , v vt 'ev :li Q I: ' K V N ' ...EA -B. I In Conference wifh fhe Engraver, Reuben Gulbenl: -1 X-4 x' 1' , A. A J, .Ax xi x ,i 'v-n-n-nd' In Conference with Prinfer, J. B. Ledbeffer RIUIS l. bfv-,V,'- NNW f1N 9fW +k.,, FR -XNF ST Om' 5 Rlliglrll ,WNQl :N lSl91zR ,,'- if FE-WRNC ,W N C -XX AX' . X ' Q9 FR'XNx XX '-AX' 53111, Q xx- mm , illl lr .1 il ' 'v,f, -.l . , , 1 Q' I fr. il , 'Sf : 4 X x- gjyi U f .!aj,.:,-,..f-f-f,,..- ,:,-.,i5.,,h----- rf. ,Q mi X - f j I jf ,Idfv -lf, jws, 1' . x v, I M -If 1 1. gi f f fy ', UAL., 3 . , -ff f 1 . To X X .1 'ff' W5 Q 'TU Til '-'Q i lc fi 01, ff .frw f ' , Lay? .fffxx X 1.7 '-'I ,figfiff ' r K7 A I f ' A . fr 'vwvlfj , . U . 5 V , L f f ' W T- nl I ' r-' N 'har'-i if Q, '. .' .i, ' 'l T 1 V i I jk 0014 I have ToughT a good TighT, l have Tinished rny course . . Like a gianT Cak Towering in TesTimonial oT iTs sTruggle Tor liTe having successTully baTTled againsT The adverse Torces oT naTure, The seniors oT l952 rnake Their bid Tor service. STreTching TorTh Their arms,-arms laden wiTh inTellecTual nourishrnenT Tor The susTenance oT oThers who, like The Tiny acorn, seek a way To The heighTs, They bid Tarewell To The place where 'At mtv K li' I ff fl lal' P lf' SH'-'I llll fff .- 'Z 7 his ,T l il ff j , .T ai sl X X I K 1 , , .I ' vxli ylf llili ' fi , ., T-w Qtr: x .lA T Z , ' X XXI l ly 4,1 j jf V I k X Xl' mg M, XYM7' .1 T ll , - Q T f 'l?lr.f ifilg T19 ' JZ, U, y I if 1, ' T ' l li I l i S rl T ff , , K, , ' l ' H14 ' il, fliilf' ilipl W qi L 1 T 'l lfli ,ill 1 I T 'Fmillxl l ',' .T l l l',l 'll T 5 , T T T Q,,r.vfa',i 1 , ,V E all, ixx! '- -.XX-E wx In N 1 p l y l.l. il T! T -ililfi, 1 I .Ui X -Q Tll ui Q , if liilll ii T'-T T l il - H X T ' -il,l if X T T - TV ill gli' X'-Ns,Tg1.ilT'..ii, xwxk XENA' ,M ' ' lv will ' T TNT , T win T . X N K X x K X b y N 3 xi V 'Il 1 aim' - , li 1 J ll-ll l' il ll t , li ii Nh li? NTT l X Wi X liTe was learned, Tor The place where liTe can be served. Each sTep in The cycle oT developmenT,-The acorn, The sprouTling, and Then The Qak-Tells a wonderTul sTory oT sT'eps To success. The sTory can be lived ouT in your liTe aT The place where acorns inTo Calc Trees grow . . . GAKWOODI . - Migh1'y oaks from liHle acorns grow From 51 hny soed, an acorn, sa more child fro?- Hmq oh To School wifh book C-md slajre in hand. we have fhe maqnificemf oak +owerimq in .all Hs Splendor, fhe fini-,hed produd, a qmchlafe, Carr chdafo for .fa degree, .1 Candifhxfe for uuaelh-,h Chrisiikm service in xl world oi dum hood, -M-9' vvf.. ,fy Q X233 ,Nw ? E 1 sw ' ' I 1 s 4 y I .E I sw Ji .I . I I A . UNDERCMSSMEN 52 If . CLORA ANDERSON J Q LILLIAN L. BAKER E RAMONA BARNETT Q BARBARA BARTON I ! I ANNE A. BATTLE I ' EDDIE L. BRANDON ALLEN BREACI-I f I JAMES BRITTON I1 . ELOIS LOVE BROOKS I R CAROLYN BROWN 1 ! JIMMIE L. BROWN IQ JAMES J. BRYAN lI I WALLACE B. CALHOUN SYLVIA D. CARTER wi! GERALDINE CHEADLE MARY M. CHEADLE W, WI . CORNELIUS L. CRAWFORD LEONARD M. CUMMINGS CHARLES A. DANIELS I WILLIAM T. DANLEY I I 'J KOEI O. DARKO Q ARIE LEE DAVIS J ELOISE DAYE I MALCOLM J. DEAN .3 GLORIA DEBOSE I lf. CARPEL DESVARIEUX I' WILLIAM ERvIN I. ANDERSON FIELDS I I . L i. UNDERIILASSMEN WILLIE FLOWERS RALPH FRANKLIN SALLIE FRIEND WILLIE FRIEND IRVIN A. GILL DORIS GRANT FRANKLIN D, GORDON HELEN L. HARRIS JOHN B. HARRIS OSCAR HARRISON BILLY S. JACKSON JAMES T. JACKSON JUANITA JACKSON CARL JEFFRIES CHARLESTE JOHNSON LEON JOHNSON SIMON JOHNSON EUNICE JONES THEODORE JONES JAMES P. KELLEY DOROTHY KENNEDY RUTH E. KINSEY CYNTHIA E. KNIGHT HOWARD LXCONDRE FRANCES LAVVTON FRANKIE LAWTCIN JOHN Wf LEA LOS!-X NE-. -EA UNIJERCLIISSMEN LEOLA LEWIS ANN LINDSAY DAWN M. LOGAN MERVYN A. WARREN MARY MARTIN IDABETH O. MAUPIN JOYCE M. McCOLLAY PETER McGALLARIA JACOUELINE MASTERS RALPH MENSAH DORIS MICKLE FRANCIS MILLER WILLIAM MILLER MAURICE MITCHELL EARL MOORE MILDRED MOSELEY GRACE L. OLDS MARIAN PASARD DOROTHY M. RAHMING ERYCINA RAHMING JESSE L. REAVES JOHN ROBINSON BERNICE M. ROY ERNEST RUDLEY HERBERT R. SHORTER VERNELL SIRMONS FAYE SMITH FLORIDA SPEIGHTS UNIJERCLASSMEN ERMA SPENCER MARY STEPHENS JA.v1ES STEWART LEOLA STOCKDALE JEFFRIE SUTTLES BEATRICE L. STREET CAVELLA M. TERRELL JAMES TILLMAN LEILA M. THOMAS LORRIANE THOMAS HERMAN VANDERBERC- DAVID VAN PUTTEN JOSEPH E, VERDUN JAMES M, VINES LAZARUS WARD MERVYN WARREN JAMES A. WASHINGTON HELENA E. WEEKS FRANCES M. WHITE ELLA WILEY KATI'-IRYN D. WILSON NATHANIEL A. WILSON CHARLES M. W L, AMS EM-XNLIEL W ,, -XVE JACQLIELINE R WINSI- P GLISSIE M, WOODS EDITHE M NOLNS JUNIORS VIVIANNE ALLEN Maior: Religion, Minor: Elem. Ed. GABE CHISSELL Maior: Biology, Minor: Elem. Edu. EDNA COLLINS ORA LEE DAVIS Maior: Sec. Sc., Minor: Elem. Edu. JACKSON DOGGETTE Maior: Religion ESTHER GILL Maior: Sec. Sc., Minor: Bus. Adm. THERESA GILL Maior: Elem. Ed., Minor: Religion .JOSEPH HINSON Maior: Religion, Minor: Elem. Edu. GRACE C. HOWARD EARL PRESLEY Maior: Religion WINNIE JACKSON Maior: Sec. Sc., Minor: Bus. Adm. PAUL JOHNSON Major: Religion, Minor: History JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Willie Conway, Maior: Religiong Minor English Oliver Davis, Maior: English, Minor Music Ralph Davis, Maior: Religiong Minor Elem, Edu. Joseph Follelle, Maior: Religiong Min or: Hislory Lyle Follelle, Maior: Biology, Minor Chemislry Helen George, Maior: Ele. Edu,g Min or: Religion Eugene Gulley, Maior: Religiong Minor Biology JUNIURS ERNESTINE JONES Muior Elem Ed Minor P-Emqaf, LOTTIE JONES Muior, Home Ec Minor Elem Ed BRUCE MANUEL Maior Buaineaz, Ming: ReIIqIzr, WILLIAM MCMILLEN Muior, ReIIq1on JAMES MELANCON Muior: Religion, Minor: Elerr Edu GEORGE SMITH LAFAYETTE SMITTICK Maior: Religion' Minor: Bus, Ad CAROLYN THOMAS Maier: Religion VIVIANNE WATSON EUGENE WILEIAMS ' Maier: Religion, Mmm- Euem Eau MYLOS WILLIAMS DAVID WILSON MILTON YOUNG Maior: ReIiqIon Minor Hhfcry JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Jutius Johnson Maier Chefv-Ssfw N or. Mathematic, Paul Johnson Mio' ReI'qIs Vac Hlsfory Vuncenf PhIIp Mayor RvIIQ cf' N' Educafion Winlfrcc Robimon Mic' Re q Q Mlncr EIvm Edu Maurice V.aIenv,rw Mic' Rc q :- VV.1Iforerw Nbylqrw' NIJIC Ecw- I Minor Bibs Ch,arIc: Woes, M.: c R - N ov Bm -Xa SENIIIRS BENSON E. ANDRE Maior: Religion, Minor: Business ALONZO BANKS ADELINE DAVIS Maior: Religion, Minor: Ele. Ed. Maior: Religion, Minor: Sec. Sc WILLIAM L. DeSHAY WESLEY EARLE Maior: Religion, Minor: Business Maior: Business, Minor: Religion FERGUSON Biology. Minor: Religion Edu. GLOVER Home Ec., Minor: Ele. Edu SAMUEL Major: ALMA FLYNN Maior: Hislory, Minor: Ele. ROSIE L. Maior: SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR LESLIE C. CRAWFORD JOSEPH FLINTALL . . GEORGE L. HALL . . RUSSELL JORDAN . . ENID KNIGHT. . . Maior Religion . . . Religion . . Religion . . . Business . . Business . Minor Ele. Ed. Hislory Business Bible 8: Sec. Sci. Biol. 1 I sv, ,. 'S I V705 gfj JO .Rv and 'wi Ky! SENIURS S. A. HUTCHINS Major' Religion Minor EIQ Edu WILLIE JAMES Mdlor EIerw Edu M 'c E L MELVIN JONES Major: Religion, Minor: EIern Edu DOROTHY LAKE Maier' Sec Sci M 'wg' E Q RICHARD C. LAKE Maior: Religion, Minor' Ele Edu LOVE McKINNON RUSSELL LAKE Major' Elem Ed. M50 B Maier: Religion MInor: History SENIORS DO FANNIE MOSELY CLARA PETERSON GEORGE TIMPSON OLIVER F WASSON ANNELL M WRIGH I' CAREY 'v1cNORTON Maiof Relidov Mic' E WHOSE PICTURES NOT APPEAR MJ 0' x H C N... :Wa V' Ee R Rc -1 . :Q Ii I I I I ,I I I! ?'I' I EI I I , I I Ii' I I , I ,, I I 'W'3L f I P I I I I I I I III ,I All ,I ,, I I ,I ,II I II z I I I I II 5 Www SENIURS LELAND MITCHELL Maior: Religion, Minor: Hislory RALPH P. PEAY Maior: Religion, Minor: History BOYER PURNELL Maior: Religion, Minor: Hisfory CALVIN B. ROCK Maior: Religion, Minor: English JOHN SIMONS Maior: Bus. Adm., Minor: Religion FRANK STOKES Major: Religion, Minor: History JESSE WAGNER Maior: Religion, Minor: Hislory NAOMI WHITE Maior: English, Minor: Sec, Sci. JAMES P. WILLIS Maior: Religion, Minor: Business SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Maior Minor MCKINLEY WOODS . Chemistry Malh. HARCORD RAHMING Religion ..,, Music CATHERINE MURRAY Elem. Edu .... Bible LA NORISA SPEIGHTS Biology .,... Chemisfry LUCILLE WALTERS . . Hisfory .,... Ele, Edu. 1 grow .qw -rv A Na' 4 ,,,, A,,,,nl 'J ' H A- nv'-ff!! , of 'sr PRUFESSIUNAL S E N I 0 R S VERA ANDREWS Muiofl Pre-Nwzlnq JEAN FARRINGTON McIor: Pre-Nufzlfq CARMEN GEORGE MaIori Pre-Nur:'r-q VIRGINIA HIXSON Majori Pre-Nursing MARY IRWIN Mafor: Pre-Nursmq LEOLA JOHNSON MaIor: Pre-NufsInq FRANCES A. McKINNEY Maiorg Pre-Nurslnq BARBARA PAYTON Maior: Pre-Nurs?nq GWENDOLYN SMITH Maier: Pre-Nufsinq DOROTHY STROMAN M.aIori Pre-Nursing ELLA THOMAS Bible Insfrugior GEORGIA WALKER BibIe Insfwcwr PROFESSIONAL SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Annle M Cnndk Ds': w 113 I.Id0II Los-K ,IAPQ L N,-3 g, Euniqo M F'.1'w' Pea fs: Lduli N1 Trng, 'Jgp NS .gf JOSEPH T. STAFFORD Principal of The Oakwood Academy D The adminisTraTion ol The Oakwood College Academy is dedicaTed To The sublime Task oT characTer building Tor ChrisTian youTh. Only Through a program oT ChrisT-CenTered-youTh-cenTered educaTion may such a Task be compleTed successTully, Such a program musT oT necessiTy conTorm To every speciTicaTion oT The Divine paTTern which encompasses every exisTence possible To man. lnTegraTion oT The personaliTy Through The harmonious developmenT oT The menTal, physical, and spiriTual powers is The conTrolling purpose oT The Academy, P Various educaTional experiences provided Tor The sTudenTs are designed To prepare Them Tor The ioy oT service in This world, and The higher ioy oT service in The world To come. This, ThereTore, embraces more Than a knowledge oT books. AT Oakwood Academy, The sTudenT is given The opporTuniTy boTh To discover and experience The TundamenTal TacT of all True .educaTion-ThaT is To know and undersTand The will oT God, and To apply The same To his daily liTe. A Troubled and perplexed world needs courageous ChrisTian men and women who are willing To dedicaTe Their lives To The service oT oThers. May each sTudenT oT The Oakwood College Academy so relaTe himselT To Gods divine plan in order ThaT he may occupy his righTTul place. 74 UAK WUUD ACADEMY 1 I Miss Cordell Evans and Miss Marchefa Valenfine , ACADEMY EDITORS Jean Kinnamore and Samuel Rollins E fr ue if Jw, safe my N veg 'J s ixlfi s LDQNCG ' l We Hqnff' xx Gamma Alpha Gammas enioy a communi+y sing. Q A I . i - Q l 1 mi i r ?-'--.. N , P'-gmm A 'S-f - , Z, X W,,mi:j , N ir 5 L if ' U 'Q ll' 1 Jw ,W QW he H1 llwe Clubs and Organizalioris are gleefully lfiailed, lliey malce scliool life inleresling, provide Opporluriiry lor leadership, and provide wliolesome aclivilies lor viva- Cious minds and spirils. Los Amigos, Academy Boys Club ,K N358 76 A Prayer Band in session 'NO 4,.4.,' . Nw, 1 Norma Ferguson and Gloria Miller GOOD OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS School life is real and earnesl lor llwe academy boys and girls who apply llmemselveg cliliqenlly lo llwe lask ol oblaininq an educalion wlwiclfw will Hpromole llwe olevelopmenl ol body, mind, and lliiil nur ,um frily mg lllfll f lllll ll'lf1l 'NJ' 'I : lfj' '1y' ' -l1flf,.fffll,llf:'l '1ll':l llf: , . ., , Charles Simmons and Fred Seard V . u' soul, llwal llwe divine ur ose in luis crealion ma ' 9 Q H P P Y be realized , . . . l Lois McDonald, Rullfiie Mae and Lavern Bellamy Louise Daniels l 'N rw ,ful by R x 4 LH. ' l 145' i PM ln. l L H il H '-L-nil.. Ni ' - Y' . Academy Seniors MAE ELIZABETH CHAMPEN .....,........ Champ Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities: Madrigalians, Baseball Team, Parliamentarian ot Gamma Alpha Gamma, Parliamentarian ot O.C,A,S.A, NORMA OLIVET FERGUSON ............ Little Ferg Ambition: Nurse Activities: Gmma Alpha Gamma, Vice-President ot Teachers ot Tomorrow Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer of Temperance Society lAcademy Chapterl, Baseball Team, Circulation Manager ot the ACORN in O.C.A.S.A,, Science Club. JOHN FRANCIS GUY ..........,...... Custard Ambition: Minister Activities: Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ot' Senior Class, President ot American Temperance Society lAcademy Chapterl, President of B,Y.K.O.T.A. Club, Madrigalians, GEORGE ERNEST HARRIS ................ Bobo Ambition' Medical Evangelist Activities: President ot O.C,A.S.A. Club, Madrigalians, Wings of Harmony, B.Y.K.O.T.A. Club, HERBERT LEE EDWARD HARRIS ,.........,.. Herb Ambition: Minister, Musician Activities: Madrigalians, B.Y.K.O.T.A., Alpha Diner Omega, Academy Sabbath School Pianist, Teachers ot Tomorrow, Academy Sabbath School Superintendent, ROSE FLORA HARRIS .......,........... FIo Ambition: History Teacher Activities: President ot Gamma Alpha Gamma, Senior Class Orator. YVONNE CAROL LINDSAY ............... , Von Ambition: Lab. Technician Activities: Science Club, Gamma Alpha Gamma GLORIA ANN MILLER ...........,...... Glo Ambition: Secretary Activities: Gamma Alpha Gamma, Pan American Club. RHINA ERNESTINE MILLER ............... Rena Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Vice-President and Assistant Treasurer of Gamma Alpha Gamma, Baseball Team, Assistant Treasurer ot Alpha Diner Omega, Temperance Society, Secretary ot Academy Sabbath School. ALPHONSO MITCHELL ..............,.... AI Ambition: X-Ray Technician Activities: Madrigalians, B.Y.K.O.T.A., College Band. HARRIET ANN MOSELY .................. Kid Ambition: Secretary, Concert Pianist Activities: Alpha Diner Omega, Secretary-Treasurer ot Senior Class, Assistant Sabbath School Pianist, Madrigalians. ELSIE PARRAWAY ................... Peaches Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Madrigalians, Treasurer ot Teachers ot Tomorrow, Re- porter tor Spreading Oak, Science Club, Gamma Alpha Gamma, Senate. SAMUEL T. ROLLINS ..,.........,..., Sammy Ambition: French and Math Teache' Activities: President ot Senior Class, President ot Science Club B,Y.K.O.T.A., Teachers ot Tomorrow, Sabbath Sc-hool Chorister ACORN Editor ot O.C.A.S.A, WILLIAM CLINTON SCALES, JR ............. Bii'Iy Ambition' Minister Activities: Madrigalians, Chaplain ot Senior Class, Wings ot Har' mony, B.Y.K.O.T,A,, Sabbath School Superintendent, Senate. i i JULIA MAE SELLARS .................. Baby Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Science Club, Gamma Alpha Gamma, WALTER CEASER SMALL .,,........... Buttercup A -A Ambition: Secondary Teacher, Psychologist Activities: ViceAPresident ot Senior Class, Vice-President of O.C.A.S.A., Secretary ot B.Y.K.O.T.A. Club, Sabbath School Superintendent, Publishing Manager ot Temperance Society Teachers of Tomorrow, Alpha Sigma Rho. I CAROLYN ELIZABETH THOMPSON ...,....,. Shortie A N , Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: President of Teachers of Tomorrow, Sgt, at Armg of Gamma Alpha Gamma, Madrigalians, Assistant Secretary ot United Student Movement, JUANITA LORRAINE WATSON ..,....... . , Nita Ambition: Medical Stenographer ACUVIIIQSI Gamma Alpha Gamma, Kindergarten Division Leader Teachers ot Tomorrow Club, I cademy uniurs BEATRICE ADAMS GEORGIA MAE BATTLE RUTHA MAE BELLAMY ESTHER CARTWRIGHT DELORES CATO LOUISE DANIELS DOROTHY DORSETT RICHARD GERMANY CAROLY LOUISE HAGANS SARAH HINSON CARL HILL JEAN KINNAMORE BETTY MARTIN HARRIET LOUISE MILLER SYLVIA MURPHY JONICE REYNOLDS GEORGE RIVERS FRED SEARD ELLEN TURNER LOUISE TLIRNER LILLIAN WATSON ETHEL BETTY WILLIAMS .14 4 W I W W If 3 fi I: W Q .W W LW Y! WW W W W. E W I W v W W W . W WW F. W W WW' WW .W MW. 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No Wine of marWuaW Wraining is of more vaWue Wham agriculfure. ,Vx W W W ,Af-A M 'W ,m-' 80 xl' 4111 FRESHMEN--SUPHUMURES By knowledge Shall The chambers be llllecl wllh all pfecf, and pleasanl riches. LABORATORY SCHIUL MISS NESBITT. Teacher Train up 61 child in lhe way he should qoy and when he is old, he will mol cleparl from I+. Mpmv 33:0 Come To me, O ye children For I hear you a+ your play. And Jrhe queshons +ha+ perplexed me Have vanished quire away. -Longfellow The gay academy Jrroops have abandoned The books, pencils and papers Jro enjoy some wholesome fun in The qreaf our-of-doors. 82 F.. J LL! 'f is 'Q 1 X A Dean of Academy Women, Trula Wade,cl'1afs wifh Rhind Miller. UNCLASSIFIED ACADEMY STUDENTS 5 s..f f N ww-1-...mv m ' I v ' M , , .1 vw- ww-1 aw- Qnnuaun-nw .,.,1, fm Danna an -n-0.-......,., '-' in-ww nn.. n--1--n....h..... W , Vmgffr-M7 W m ,,,..,.. if JC' 7.4 4. 11.1 Wvg. I NWA 4 THIS IS YOUR HOUR! We Conqrafulafe Hwe qracluafes of Oakwood Co'Weqo. Won. Promo ' course af an hour of qrenf chwcrvqe and opporfumfx, -M xx. 'Mo x may if be where you can do vow' full wfmre fo 3f'5XNOV H-o 53' QCA in Hwese- momenfous iimew. SOUTHEQN LN CN QCNQSQ il ln -1-va.. HH SOUTH ATLANTIC CUNFERENCE 0F SEVENTH-DAY I-IDVENTIST H. D. SINGLE-ION, PresidenI L. S. EOLLETTE, Treasurer 886 Simpson Sireef ATLANTA, GEORGIA Florida . . . Georgia . . . Nor+I1 Carolina . . . Sou'rh Carolina UNITED STUDENT MOVEMENT OF OAKWOOD COLLEGE , W. E. CONWAY ..,........ Presidenf JOSEPH HINSON ,..... Eirsf Vice-Presideni RALPH PEAY ....... Second Vice-Presidenf i2iUVilHHELrE1osBY P bI + ixpd HUNTSVILLE . ROOFING CO SNEED S APPLIANCE if HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA NO T'0 bIe O e'headH i' HUNISVILLE, ALABAMA LOAN OFFICE HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA TWICKENHAM PHARMACY I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA COIAPLIIAEIIIC UI CITY PRODUCE COMPANY uw, IWUIXIISVILLE, A LA Bf- 'ff AUTOMATIC W. L. HALSEY GAS COMPANY GROCERY COMPANY 0 u WHOLESALE GROCERY Gas and Eleclncal Appliances Reliable Merchandise Since I878 HUNTSVILLEI ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA DUNNAVANTS SOUTHERN Hunfsville Qualify Family Sfore 0 E Names Of Fame Merchandi Vvaihmqfw Sf YOU' IGY IO CIUGIIIY HUNTSVILLEI ALABAMA 0 60111113111 UII 0 f fnc' 6906100061 COXAHU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EER 3 PVSNILIOPI + Meadow Grove Dairies SQUTH CENTRAL of Alallama, lIIC. CONFERENCE + P. O. 936 ManuTacTurers of NASHVILLE- TENNESSEE MEADOW GROVE ICE CREAM Milk-BuTTer and CoTTage Cheese H. R, MURPHY, PresidenT V. LINDSEY, Treasurer ' 601 WesT ClinTon STreeT 0 HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA AIIEGHENY CONFERENCE OF S. D. A. P. O. Box 730 POTTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA J. H. WAGNER, PresidenT M. S. BANFIELD, Treasurer NesTled in The lap oT naTural splendor, on The banlrs oT The hurrying ManaTawny, is Pine Forge Academy. There The young mind is early capTured and plunged inTo channels oT characTer developmenT. Pine Forge is operaTed on The approved general scheme as recommended by The General ConTerence EducaTional DeparTmenT oT SevenTh Day AdvenTisT, and is anTicipaTing greaTer service in giving your child The Training he needs in order To eTTicienTly Till his posiTion in ChrisTian socieTy. Malce applicaTion now. Address all CommunicaTions To: REGISTRAR-PINE FORGE INSTITUTE PINE i2oReE, PENN. PROF. E. wmson, Principal v . J lf il' U INTRODUCING THE NEW RIVERSIDE Sl-INITARIUM 800 Youngs Lane NasI1viIIe, Tenn. The Friendly lnsfrtution On The Cumberland 1,01 I I , I i I I I I RIVERSIDE SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL offers .1 unique service Io I'w.iIIh svvkerx Bo.iufiIu4 bpm ww qxwnn .vs N. ...'J Comforiable well-furnished rooms: well-balanced meals. conscionfiom .ind wall-fiqinod r-orxonnel gehriin' and owne 'S :xi '- and up-Io-daIe equipment Ior care of all ordinary dsc-ases and aiImenIs nmkm Rin-rside im-.il fo' fa.'i1pq-mi' cn Tm- P-mu: '.i modern facilities fox diagnosis and Ireafrnent of all surgical, medical, obsfefricm and podmrriq concifiovu The Sm 'J' . - :ve , Ihe Baffle Creek Ireafmenfs consisfinq of physiofherapy, scienfifig dia? and res? Cases of Inmnfx 0' COPIJQ cu sewer J e accepIed. THE HUTCHENS CO. wi-IOLESALE AND RETAIL Hardware-Household Ware-EIec+ric Appliances-Spor'ring Goods Jefferson aI CIinIon SIreeI wi-MTE PRINTING oo. Phone IOo8 Times Building I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA I-IunIsviIIe, Alabama Visif Our Shop COMMERCIAL FOWLER'S DEPT. STORE REFRIGERATION . . For qualify cIoIhing and shoes correcI'Iy AIR CONDITIONING sfyled and convenien'rIy priced-shop here Phone 334 JeI:Ierson and I-Iolms Slrreelr I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA ALABAMA BECKERS GROCERY STORE DEPT. STORE 4- IO4 Jefferson Slrreef I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA HAROLD'S DEPT. STORE Norfhside OI Square I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA FRIENDLY SHOE SHOP Service while you waii' I-Iolms Sfreelr I-IUNTSVI LLE, ALABAMA LONE PINE FARMS -3- CITY, P +- D DMby dnly South West Regional Conference of S.D.A. W, PORDAHM, Presid AREIHER +- DALLAS, TEXAS JQHNSTQN HUNTSVILLE CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIAL CC. Q Q Ph me 736 R d' ' d Concr L b Sand, Gravel, C I 9 + P Q m S Ph 56 I-IUNTSVILLE ALABAMA CZOMPLIMENTS OF THE COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE Takoma Park WASHINGTON, DC. PEARSALL'S FLORIST Complmm of I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA A Cemplimenls ol Compllmehls J. D. HUMpHREY AND SON Belleville Heigh+s S.D.A. Church IPIUNISVILLE, ALABAMA BELLEVILLE, MICHIGAN Cemplimenls ol Complimems of JEWELRY SHOP Lyric Themes Bldg. I-lunlsville, Ale. A Complimenjrs Cemplimenls Calvin Cenler S.D.A. Church MR. 8: MRS. H. COPENING CASSOPQLIS, MICHIGAN 2 4+ 1' Ir 4 4+ 4 4r4 4' 4: 4 4+ r QQDQAAILQAQ Lggpgmpgg gm, - of ,.,.,,,l'.'Lf.L.h'UL'lTlflfl'l'l'Ml'l'l'l'l?,'.i3 z Mme UF T E 59 59 ii 'E 4l as 55 55 fi S5 Si S5 5 Km gg? People are thinking about the real mean- inv of world exents as they never haxe before And here is a concise, 'appeal- inv answer! For maxlmum reeulte III soul saxlnff ana ll M III hnancral returns lf a student colporteur thus Summer. Southern Puhllshmq ASSUCIHUUH jr V 5 1- 4a C ' I' .... 4+ ,ar 4 c 4a Q :- Q . V. PM 4 Q .l .Yfl.IIl4ll4Q mrffznll Qfll1rfffr1 .x mm' . -. . 5 fl fm,u'.x rffk ffm! fltuffall' 11x ffl, 1' in --- Q fum' fum nmzfrfl In nmn, zwnf- Offer 35 5 fill ln' lflfln IV. II. 'mlm VI 'sf 4 Q 5 , ii . . . . Q5 51 S S5 52 F5 5 F5 ,j i NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE J. Here's Opporiunify Knocking Don'+ Be Caughf Napping 6017119601011 tri I THE CHRI TI N BENEFIT ASSOCIATIO A BENEVOLENT SOCIETY answering disfress calls since I946 Organized by and FOR SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISIS-non-profil buf helps when 'rhe grim reaper comes. When Ihe ineviiable comes, you may nor have saved suflicienlly 'ro meer +he need buf you can do whaf HUNDREDS OF ADVENTISTS are doing Today-Join Ihe CBA. For furfher informafion, wri+e: THE CHRISTIAN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION I4-32 Hildrealh Avenue COLUMBUS, OHIO MRS. J. ESTELLE BARNETT, Presiden+ WM. M. BOYER, General Represenfafive References: Elder J. H. Wagner, Presidenl Allegheny Conference and Associole Minis+ers. 0l'l'l,96I'l'lQl'l fri MR. 81 MRS. H. CGPENING BELLEVILLE HEIGHTS S.D.A. CHURCH BELLEVILLE, MICHIGAN CALVIN CENTER S.D.A. CHURCH cAssoPous, MICHIGAN COMPLIIVIENTS 4 , 1 WHISIIS SIVINIH DAY AIIVINIISI CHURCH Lenox Avenue and l23rd S'rree1' NEW YORK, NEW YORK ELDER W. S. LEE, Minlsfer COMPLIMENTS A W SEVENTH HAY HIJVENTIST CHURCH MOBILE, ALABAMA A. D. SHORTER, Minisfer THIS BOOK DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Complimenfs of THE LAKE REGION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS 6 I 9-62 I Woodlarwd Park CHICAGO Ib, ILLINOIS I'I. W, KIBBLE, Presideni E N CRQVYE SQ 'vfffx T' , ,,., L. , , ,OLO x..., -lTmw .K . .,,lL ..l, G Zfoqr Ualewvod 4? A GUIDING LIGHT TO A LIFE OF SERVICE 4? TRAINS LEADERS TODAY FOR SERVICE TOMORROW Oakwood College slands as a beacon reflecling lighl-'rhrowing a radianl beam in a span ol darkness, charling a progressive palh lhrough preparalion 'ro service. Oakwood faces a new day of progress and developmenl-a day of raising slandards in educalional advancemenl and physical expansion of 'rhe school planl. Wilh financial backing from 'rhe General Conference and lhe supporling conferences, 'lhe College Board is foslering an ex- pansive program which includes ereclion of buildings, advanced 'rraining for leachers, and improvemenl in slafl organizalion which will meel accrediling slandards. A bigger and beller Oakwood is being designed for you. ll is your College. Send lor your bullelin and applicalion blank loday! Gel on lhe beam of progress, lor a life of service here al Oakwood! UHHUIDUD C0llEGE COMPLIMENTS I OF SCDUTHERN FURNITURE CGMPANY I-IUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA Where you geI rI1e besf for Iess in FINE FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS Plus Courfeous Trea'rmenI' and Terms Io Please 5. BASKEPWLLE MICHAEL BLANCHAPD , if X, NEBERT FQRDE fn Sfal3lml'l1 Sclmcl Superinlenflenf f X OHQIQAHQQII ij S VENTH-DAY AIIVENTIST EUMPANY IO9 lf. 53rd Sfreel CHICAGQ, ILLINQIS Picfured below is Brollwer Forde receiving from Brolher Blanchard a clwecln for S23 OOO. fs- 14' f-A 3 BEATRICE ADAMS, 4674 Scovil Ave., Cleveland, Ohio VIVIAN ALLEN, 3Il7 Orleans Ave., New Orleans, La. ANNIE ANDERSON, Rl, 2, Box I04, Calo, New York. CLORA ANDERSON, I60I Falls Rd., Rocky MI., N. C. BENSON ANDRE, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. VERA R, ANDREWS, 4OI Brandon SI., Yazoo, Miss. ANTIONETTE BAILEY, 532 Macon Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N, Y. LILLIAN BAKER, 2lI2 Maryland Ave,, Washinglon, D. C. PATSY BARKER, RI. 2, Slone Min., Ga. ALONZA L. BANKS, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. RAMONA BARNETT, 52 3rd Ave., South, Birmingham, Ala, BARBARA BARTON, 329 Cily Hall, Soulh Bend, Ind. ANNE BATTLE, 3lIl Harveriord Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. GEORGIA BATTLE, 23IO Albamy Sf., Bruns wick, Ga. LAVERN BELLAMY, II-26 Carllon Sl., Clearwater, Fla. RUTHA BELLAMY, II-26 Carllon Sf., Clear- waler, Fla. DONALD BLAKE, 70 W, 3rd Slreef, Ml. Vernon, N, Y. VIVIAN BLAND, 288 Walnul Slreel, Buffalo, N. Y. ALBERT BOOTH, Oakwood College, Hunls- ville, Ala. FRANCES BOWENS, P, O. 3504, Green- ville, S, C. EDDIE L. BRANDON, 4I5 Herman Sl., Wesl, Monroe, La, ALLEN O, BREACH, 8 F Slreel, Charleslon, S. C. JAMES D. BRITTON, 37Il 3rd Ave., Bronx 56, N. Y. ELOIS LOVE BROOKS, RI, 2, Box I32, Greensboro, N. C. CAROLYN BROWN, 404 Apl, 26l3, Rome, Ga. JIMMIE LEE BROWN, BI3 W. I7Ih Sl., Jacksonville, Fla. MYRA BRYCE, 5I0 W, I47 Sfreer, New York, N, Y, ALTHEA BYRD, 520 N, 52nd Slreel, Rich- mond, Va. MARY CAGNOLATTI, 658 N. Rocheblave SI., New Orleans, La. PRESTON CALHOUN, 725 Hopkins Sl., Durham, N, C. WALLACE B. CALHOUN, 725 Hopkins Sl., Durham, N. C. ANNIE M. CANDIS, IO9 Warnell Sl., Planl City, Fla. LESBN CARROLL, P. O. Box 2l5, Dania, SYSVIZA CARTER, I5l4 E. Nash SI., Wilson, ESETIHER CARTWRIGHT, Box 2l5, Dania, JONI-IGN CARZAN, 480 SI, Pauls Pl., Bronx., VICTOR CASTELLO, New Prospecl, Bridge- ion, SI. Vincent. DOLORES CATO, I-100 Hawkins Sl., Nash- ville, Tenn. MAE CHAMPEN, 728 Washinglon Sl., W., Savannah, Ga. GERALDINE CHEADLE, RI, I, Box I67, Blylhe, Calif, MARY M. CHEADLE, Rl, I, Box I67 Buying, Calif. DIRECTIIRY ELIZABETH CHISSELL, 3823 Dryodes Sl., New Orleans, La. FRANCES CHRISTIAN, 28I7 Cenlral, No. 599, Cleveland, Ohio EDNA O. COLLINS, 423 Theoop Ave., Brooklyn, N, C. WILLIE E. CONWAY, I040 W, Washingfon Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. SARAH COSTEN, I6 Yergan Cl., Wafer- bury, Conn. AUBREY C. COX, 3704 Thalia SI., New Or- leans, La, DANIEL H. CRABLE, Rl, I, Box I89, McClellandlown, Pa. CORNELIUS CRAWFORD, 26 Kibbu SI., MI, Clemens, Mich. LESLIE C. CRAWFORD, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. ROY A. CREARER, l32O Brook Ave., Bronx 56, N. Y. DELILAH CUSTARD, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. CHARLES A. DANIELS, I48 Cenlral Ave., ST. Augusline, Fla. MAE DANIELS, IO602 Columbia Ave., Cleveland, Ohio WILBUR DANIELS, I46 Cenlral Ave., Sl. Augusline, Fla. WILLIAM T. DANLEY, 2I75 l4l-h Ave., Sf. Pelersburg, Fla. DOROTHY A, DARBY, Slamlord, N, Y. KOFI O. DARKO, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. ADELINE DAVIS, Brenlwood, L. I., N. Y. ARIE LEE DAVIS, P, o, Box asa, wesi Bainbridge, Ga. FRANCES H, DAVIS, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. HENRY DAVIS, 72I-5lh Avenue, Leaven- worlh, Kans. OLIVER J. DAVIS, 2009 Blh Ave., Tampa, Fla. ORA L. DAVIS, 753 Townsend Pl., Wilming- Ion, Del. RALPH W. DAVIS, IIO S. Oakley Ave., Columbus, Ohio. ELOISE DAYE, ll24 E, Bragg Sl., Greens- boro, N. C. MALCOLM DEAN, l7l6 N.E. Euclid SI., Oklahoma Cily, Okla. THELMA D. DEAN, l7I6 N.E. Euclid SI., Oklahoma Cily, Okla. PAULINE DEANE, Oakwood College, Hunfsville, Ala. GLORIA Y, DEBOSE, I92B Greenfield SI., Forl Worlh, Texas. WILLIAM L, DeSl'lAY, I320 Clillon Ave., Columbus, Ohio. CARLOS PEREZ DIXON, Oakwood College, Hunlsville, Ala. 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