Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Professional and Industrial S t a WILMA MINISEE Secretary Io Business Manager KATIE WALKER fflll'iSSllf HARRIS MARILE EMERSON .'1XSl..NlllIll In .'l4f'C0lllIflllll i7lIIlfl'!H1 Director of Lilundry To coordinate the business, industries, and work- smooth operation and production for the over-all ing units of the school, faithful heads and hands success of the institution. are daily at work in their given spheres, assuring The following staff inemhers' pictures do not appear: l7PlS'lfLlS VALENTINE E. I. CUNNINGHAM and CENEVIVE RICHARDS r1Ifum,gt-r of College Smre Pos! Misfrvssvs 24 r

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Classes and tud 'kWhat a sculpture to a block of marble, education is lo the soul. --Addison Half polished and half learned, the student comes to seek knowledge, culture, and skill. He pauses at Oaliwoodls G'Pierian Springs to inihihe some of the positive forces-truth, obedience, honor, integrity and purity which come from true learningg to cure such maladies ofthe mind that might he remedied hy diligent study. Bible forthe spirit, science for truth, inatheniatics for precision. English and rhetoric for reason and communication, history for knowledge, and art and music for refinement of tastes. 'Wllis education forms the common mindg ,lust as the twig is hent the tree is inclined. -Pope 26 , Quai