Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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0Bakfunuh fgullege Qgfficz af the Qgreaihtni gammal., germ PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The rushing days of 1958-59 have brought modern Oakwoodites a variety of joyous experiences. As we look back over the year, our minds dwell on the classes, the programs, the awards, chapels, and social activities. The achievement of regional accreditation brought great satisfaction to all. Memories merge in a panorama of many thrilling things--vespers, weeks of prayer, friendships formed, problems solved, impressions deeply grooved. Fortunate are those students who sought to make their student life as perfect as possible, and commendably wise are they who intelligently coordinated their million mental snapshots of the swift moving semesters. The objective of the round of activities is a rooting in truth, a growth in culture, and a preparation for service. Like the 136 half-ton bolts which firmly fix the fifty-story towers of the mighty Mackinac Bridge, may each day, class, and experience of this academic year serve to anchor you in the principles of enduring truth. 10 ef? a QQ

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O. B. EDWARDS, Ph. D. Dean of like College RUTH E. MOSBY, M. LITT Dean of Women LEVY J. BAKER, B.S. Accountant ROBERTA C. EDWARDS B A Regixtmr