Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Junior College Senior Class EMILE A. JARREAU New Orleans. La. Meel As the rain refreshes the flowers and the sun maizes them blossom, so doth his singing inspire thought and lead to nobler living. Chorister S. S. Y. P. M. V. S. Quartet - . . Leader Y. P.M. V.S. - ' 27 •25. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28 ' 28 AIM: To be efficient in service. BLANCHE PALMER Jacksonville, Florida A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches Church School Teacher - - - - - - ' 21 - ' 28 AIM: To reach the top. HARVEY W. KIBBLE ------- Harvie Z il e the high-sounding larf he inspires his hearers to look, up. Quartet -------- ' Tl , 78 Vice Pres. Academic Class ------ ' 27 Chorister Junior Department, S. S. - - - - - ' 28 Advertising Manager. The Oaks - . - - ' 28 AIM: To be the man of the hour, who asks not for rest, but strength to labor on. Huntsville, Alabama MRS. JULIA ANN WESLEY ----- There is no wisdom li e frankness. Church School Teacher - - - - - MRS. LUCILE PAGE With ivords we govern men. Church School Teacher ' 20- ' 28 ' 20- ' 28 Summer School Graduate. .L

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Junior College Senior Class GEORGE E. JENKINS Pulaski, Tenn. Jenks Too optimistic for worry or anger, too broad-minded for fear or trouble, ever striving to obtain the one goal — heaven. Leader Colporteur Band - - - Superintendent S. S. Ass ' t. Field Sec, Tenn. River Conf. AIM: To be true to God, to my fellowmen and to myself. •27 ' 28 - ' 26, 77 THELMA L. WINSTON Telma A merry heart doeth good lil e a medicine. Secretary Students ' Promoter Association Editor Students ' Promoter Association Superintendent Primary Department, S. S. AIM: To be useful and efficient. HAROLD D. SINGLETON . . . . Sing Just a little bit of humor mixed with refinement and culture. ' Atlanta, Georgia 27 ' 28 ' 28 Jacksonville, Florida President Academic Senior Class Supt. Junior Dep ' t, S. S. - Leader Colporteur Band Sec. Home Missionary Dep ' t, Y. P. M. V. S. AIM: To serve. ' 27 ' 27, ' 28 ' 28 ' 27 C. RAYMOND WOOD Honor lies in honest toil. Head of Printing Department Member of Faculty ' 22 - ' 28 ' 21 - ' 28 AIM: To do my duty in that state of life unto which it shall please God to call me. .Summer School Graduate.

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Academic Class Officers THORINGTON T. FRAZIER, President . . . . Hornsby Full of energy, with a heart to finish whatever he starts. Pres. Y. M. B. S. Vice Pres. Y. M. B. S. Vice Pres. Junior Class ------ Pres. Academic Senior Class - - . . - Member Executive Committee S. P. A. - AIM: To climb though the rocks be rugged. Montgomery, Alabama ' 27 •28 ' 27 •28 •28 HATTIE L.. STEWART, Vice President Attie ' Sociable and l ind, the like of her is hard to find. ' Sec. Y. P. M. V. S. - Associate Editor The Oaks ' - - - - - Vice Pres. Academic Senior Class - - - - AIM: To reach the highest height possible for woman. St. Louis, Mo. •27 ' 28 •28 INEZ SERENA BROWN, Secretary ------ Nez Cne who believes a soft answer turneth away wrath. Member S. P. Executive Committee . - - Sec. Y. P. M. V. S. - Sec. Senior Academic Class - - - - AIM: To press onward and upward to eternal ideals. Charleston, S. C. •28 •27 •28 D. J. DIXON, Treasurer Dres A soul that is on fire with a spirit to do something. Treas. Junior Class ------ Treas. Y. M. B. S. - Treas. Academic Senior Class - . . . Chicago, lUinoi icago, Illinois ■27 28 •28 AIM: To fit myself by the help of God for the gospel ministry.