Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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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

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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