Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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V 4- if 2 .rf 1 51 ,,, ,Q X fb ,,.L 49 4 fx f 4 W ' . , .14 Xv' . f 'A ff as ' 'qs X, We xi A if if i sz'-4 gs 5' PF 5 1 Mrs. Eugenia Cunningham On November 12, 1962 Mother Cunningham announced that this was her fiftieth year on Oakwood'-3 campus. She has been an inspiration to generations of Oakwood students that passed through the halls of learning. Her son Elder Charles Cunningham, holds. the office of Missionary Volunteer leader in the South Atlantic Conference of S.D.A. Lamps of Service Miss Anna Knight Retired foreign missionary now residing at Oakwood. Presently she is President of the National Colored Teachers Association of Seventh-day Adventists and has been in this position tor the past forty years. H9229 She has been a lamp ot service to many young people here and abroad. W I, U, .S ff V X ' X W , , f SZ X02 ny X .ZW wi, T 2 all ? ?f VM' M. if ,.,,, ,rw 40 .az 4 Z K W. : I ff xv! X 1 .. N ,-, S 'lv , V! Q gg' - X f? VR , Q Elder Nathaniel E. Ashby H907-1962i With sincere appreciaTion, we dedicaTe This book in memory of Oakvvood's adminisfrafor, Teacher, and minisier. In Memoriam He wrote upon hearts In deeds that last. Not on paper that will crumble and pass. An influence felt and a job well done Will always endure, like The shining sun. Mr. N. E. Ashby as a Dean Acorn Tribute to N. E. Ashby Mr. N. E. Ashby as a Teacher Just as famous people of world renown leave autographs as symbols of remembrance, N. E. Ashby left to Oakwood College his auto- graph. He did not have it carved in rare stone by dexterous craftsmen, nor did he write it on fine paper with expensive ink, but he wrote it with his life upon our hearts. As a teacher, a dean, a counselor, and a friend, N. E. Ashby was a power in our lives. He awakened in us a desire to acquire attributes of diligence in scholarship and personal integrity. He taught us to search for truth and to discipline our minds. All of us who knew him are a part of him, and those of us who have recently come to Oakwood, missing the opportunity to know Dean Ashby personally, can become acquainted with him through the autograph he left with us. Administration I0 TIME FOR SUCCESS AND OPPORTUNITY -- 7 f - QQ: 3. -2W'??ffV1z5,, STX, wb 1 212 45523 WM, yy Qi My N 51 X sm -, sf X N- ff '55 ' ww Y f u f PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE The time segment of ones college years is sometimes thought to be pro- hibitively expensive involving a continuing expenditure of effort and money. During these sacrificial days of drudgery and discipline, it is easy to agree with Horace that each passing year robs us of some possession. But when viewed in the framework of eternal interests, a Christian college education proves to be a blue chip investment indeed! The hours of each passing day are precious beyond computation and there are fabulous rewards in store for students who wisely improve their talent of time. Our particular age of atomic power, speed, and space is pregnant with promise but it is also extremely hazardous and challenging. To avoid the hazards and to reap the promises of the times before us will require unusual readiness. This is the time to prepare vigorously and thoroughly for an even more startling, eventful future At this sunset hour of another school year, the Administration and Faculty of Oakwood College want to thank each student who has contributed the warmth of his personality to our throbbing campus life. lt will bring lasting ioy to review in The Acorn the scenes of '62-'63 which we enioyed together. Our sincere wish for you is that you will have peaceful days ahead, give service to the Cause of God and enioy abounding success. - Garland J. Millet ' I . ,, . I I I I OTIS B EDWARDS PhD Dean of College Mrs Edwards compleTed her high school and lunior college courses aT Oakwood Junior College. When The in- sTiTuTion became a senior col- lege, she was a member of The TirsT graduaTing class in 1945. As a TaculTy member, she has served as secreTary To The PresidenT and The Business Manager, Teacher and was appoinTed Regis- Trar in 1945. Mrs. Edwards counTs iT a privilege To have been connecTed wiTh The work of The college Through The years. In his early days of ser- vice, Dr. Edwards, from 1924- 28, was Dean of Men, CriTic Teacher, lnsTrucTor of HisTory, and he served in The Music DeparTmenT. When Oakwood became a senior college in 1943, Dr. Edwards was ap- poinTed chairman of The His- Tory DeparTmenT. Since The appoinTmenT of Dean of The College in 1947, Dr. Edwards has noTiced a pure devoTion To The arT of Teaching There seems To be a spiriT of dedlcaTlon which has been TelT by every sTudenT He has cerTainly been an in spiraTion To many Towards higher levels of ChrisTian educaTion ROBERTA C. EDWARDS, B.A. Regisirar Pillars of Service I4 Administration WILLIAM A OSBORNE Pl'1.D Acflng Dean of The College JOSEPH T STAFFORD MA RUTH E MOSBY M LITT CHARLES GRAY BA Prmclpal Oakwood Dean of Women Dean of MGH College Academy Mohan vawdde HUNTER CRIGLER TRULA E. WADE B.A. Student Asst io Dean of Men Asst. Dean of Women - 1 . , . . . , . . I - - I if 4' ww gs Q X1 M fe fz.Xf,,Sxf' S Q Q -2 X133 1 wg Q -ewxwvwweee A X ,px A Q fi lWs :,,X L' f' Q Qi 'Q X . 4 1 1, . 5 A :.S'fQ:' W- . 'X'wi?::,X.X'?. I .X N -gg 331-.5w, J .P X we 1 GAINES R. PARTRIDGE, Ed.D. JANNITH L. LEWIS, M.A. in LS. Co-ordinator of Student Activities Supervisor of Elementary Education VIOLIN G. PLUMMER, M.A. Assistant Librarian MRS. URSULA B. MILLET Acting Administrative Secretary Aclminisl I . fs Wi! 'Im T. ..-,ive Pa , ,sf ,W , ,., Q. ,r .- , .. ai 5:9 'i qw ' .1 ' 4' X su,,:, N. Tiggiia r , 4 I vizixsi, rf. ig :J ' jpg Q, P A , . lags. 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To The Christian, it pre- sents an avenue To salva- Tion anol freedom from The cares ot This world. To The stuolent on Oak- woocl's campus, iT is his vvhole being as he uses his Time To commune and learn ot God. 20 Religion o nd Theology MR. M. M. WARREN, Instructor of Biblical Languages ln the English classroom the funda- mentals ot living in a world of iournalism, grammar, philosophy, and reading are learned by every student. Over a period of time, the student becomes a proficient user ofthe tool English English be DR E B DYKES Department Head 4-+1-tr' N lSS R E MOSBY instructor of Journalism MISS L HENRIETTA EMANUEL Assistant Professor of English .W W' . ..f z lin haf fun U' 2? 'i ll an 1, uf! ,Viz 7 -'mv 112' 'qs i' -f X 15 ,,u P xc Un 11 x nun' mf ..Qfig5z:.i...,--1 fr--1 1 fywfnif F 'K M DR. PARTRIDGE Depf. Head MRS. J. C. EDWARDS, M.A. AssT. Professor of Education ,v.,,,-nan p - N !!! P .guuansnuuf 4 MISS K. V. NESBITT, Critic Teacher Grades 1-3 Education an .Q- ..--.f-,H-..... ii 1 MR. V. G. PLUMMER, Instructor T in Education QWQ , ...,,,, -x MISS V G. WILES, Supervisor Psychology With The principles and practices of Teaching and learning, and the use of timeg we cultivate our character and discipline our minds. Education opens to us a door To The intricate world of knowledge. DR. Z. H. COBERLY, Prof. of Education 1 i I I I I College Library Ala. 35806 x H40 di? 075' MRS. M. B. DOUGLAS, Grades 4-6 wwf' MRS. INEZ L. BOOTH Professor of Piano and Organ MR. HENRY BRADFORD Music Music has destroyed barriers that seem to separate nations around the globe. Its univer- sal communication of feeling Through rhythm and melody has penetrated the hearts of human beings everywhere. On Oakwood's campus music plays an important role, es- pecially enhancing the wor- ship services. The College Choir, Aeolians, Male Chorus, and other musical groups pro- vide celestial music that cheers and lifts the soul above life's cares. Associate Professor of Music it MRS. JOHNNIE M. PIERRE-LOUIS Instructor in Voice Business Administration DR. W. A. OSBORNE Professor of Economics and Business Figures and more figures seern to impress the students in this department. Ledger sheets, iournal books, and cash receipts keep the future business men hunched over the books. Although this pro- cedure may seern needless to others, it is truly a benefit to those undergoing business transactions. MR. CHARLES GALLEY Instructor in Business Training nical, liloeral, and ethical education which will equip young women with the skills necessary to enter offices as stenographers, secretaries, and general office workers. MISS ESTHER GILL, Professor of Secretarial Science Secretarial Science Robbye Nelson practices for future secretarial position This department seeks to provide a tech- MR. JOHN J. BEALE, Assistant Professor of Speech MR. SAM PIERRE-LOUIS Professor of Romance Languages Speech As time has passed, speaking has de- veloped trom a primitive means of communication to a complex system of conveying ideas and emotions. The skills we are learning in speaking our own language and other languages will add color and excitement to our expressions. Romance Languages Victor demonstrates the art of good speaking. f xx . w g, 27 DR. O. B. EDWARDS Department Head MURRAY J. HARVEY Assistant Professor of History Social Sciences Civilization is the password in the department of Social Sciences. Na- tions occupy their allotted time in the annals ot history. To the student who enters this department are opened new avenues to the scope of social study. Industrial Arts The active hands in horne and industry are appointed to be a blessing. They bring development, power, and happi- ness. All things in nature do their allotted work. The student should be led to see the true dignity of labor. Study . . . to work with your own hands. MISS THOMASINE LONGWARE, Professor of Home Economics Home Economics Q I MRS. OSBORNE in Home Economi Assistant Instructor CS .,,. . ,,f, A ,,.. , MR. H. L. WRIGHT, Instructor in Industrial Arts DR. E. A. COOPER, Professor of Chemistry The Division of Natural Sci- ences and Mathematics is like a river. It begins in simple form which is very easy to understandg as it moves along it becomes wider and deeper until finally it appears in a huge complex form, con- taining materials from many sources. The student must learn to understand and use these sources well, for he can benefit from its products. Chemistry Symbols of progress o Biology PROFESSOR R. L. 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PRESTON CALHOUN, Bakery Manager MR. L. JACOBS JR. Manager of College Dairy 38 1 rj!! Otis returns from delivering a supply of milk. Farm and Dairy ll MR. L. JACOBS SR. Manager of College Farm l I I Cll Plz , l ' i l, . g Q, i l l l l l l rl l tl ii li P la MR. J. F. HOLLOWAY, Maintenance Superintendent Maintenance CLINTON MCCRARY, Superintendent of Central Heating hi X s af' S251 r, r yi we A M C MQ Q 4' , X iilekwalw Rake those leaves, Guys! Central Heating Health Service MRS. R. N. STAFFORD, Director of Health Service MRS. RICHARDS, Post Mistress of the College. Mail Service n Food Service I w N MR. HARRY W. SWINTON College Chef 1 ir 1 , 1 MRS. SARAH F. RICHARDSON Director, Food Service f - if 1 , Mary and Andrew Suds Slingers , Q . z Classification 42 A TIME FOR DISTINCTION Seniors 'C HAROLD L. LEE President Religion and Theology R. TIMOTHY MCDONALD Vice President Elementary Education CAROL FORBES Secretary Elementary Education DR. G. R. PARTRIDGE ' Sponsor ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHNNY BENNETT Biology JAMES BEST Religion and Theology RAWDON BROWN Religion and Theology JANE F. BYRD Elemenlary Eolucalion MOTTO: Slill learning, Still achieving, Srill pursuing. AIM: The whole and not The periphery. LEROY DIXON Elemenfary Eclucalion FITZGERALD JENKINS Chemisiry WILLIAM DOUTHARD Secondary Educalion HARRIET GOLSON Home Economics DELORES HARRIS Home Economics BENITO HODGE Religion and Theology . . . Behold, The fear of The Lord, that is wisdomp and To depart from evil is understanding. Job 28 :28 If any of you lack vvisclom, let him ask God . . . and iT shall be given him. James l :5 STEPHEN LEWIS Religion and Theology CHARLES LINSTON English MARTHA MARTIN Biology OSTER PAUL Religion and Theology HAROLD JACOBS Business AdminisTra'fion OTIS TAYLOR Business AdminisTraTion CALVIN POWELL Religion and Theology LORETTA REEVES Elemenlary EducaTion WILLIAM ROBINSON Business Aclminisirafion DAVID SMITH MaTl'1emaTics So 'reach us To number our clays, that we may apply our hearts unfo wisdom. Psalms 90:12 Blessed are They which do hunger and ThirsT aTTer righTeousness: for They shall be filled. MaTThew 5:6 ARTIS VVAGNER Religion and Theology JESSIE WALLACE SecreTarial Science FREDERKIK WILLIAMS Religion and Theology MORRIS WREN Religion and Theology BIRDIE WRlGHT ElernenTary EducaTion 1 Q9 4 ff ff 4 vs 4 fsfff, . . 1 1 'ff f 5' 3 45 'M ,, 7 Z, Qyif '4 Q iw 49 ? X ,, 7 A if .. .M , . if -,Q , A - f' 4 1 K -14 ' S Q, vf 'ff w a fi ' ,, 2' 2 X 'W f ffx J , , , rn rf ' if if 'wg Mi ' I w,'U.,Q Sfwff W iff, . 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Religion and Theology John Agarol Carol Anthony Patricia Aqui Patricia Bland Juniors Charlita Brantley Annita Brasvvell Olice Brown Susie Cole Autherine Coleman Leval Crosby Christine Garel Elsie Gasklns Geraldrne Goode Efoy Goulbourne Mable Hardy John Herbert William Danley Vlclor Duncan Clara Feasfer Henry Felcler Monica McLeod George Miller Barbara Holland Vera Hill Joseph Harris Nafnaniel Higgs Pennie Lisler Calvin Lloyd Samuel Logan Lillian NlcEll'1aney Frank McGinnis Sandra Neely Vivian Rich Shirley Sain Claretha Sanders King S. Smallwood Inett Spears Betty Thomas Andre Thompson Barloara Watson Henry Wright INot Picturedl Earlene Bourage Elizabeth Gates Onnie Jackson Jacqueline Croumel Herman Crider Charles Williams xg 9 w as , f 42 -V fi N, f f ,Q X ,Z ff' 71 .7 V, f fs ' 0 0 X E ,f ,V V V Wy, f 2 Sc x 4 f, X . J , My fi M f f AW, S. - . an NZM, , f , W ff qw! 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Wm M ,M A Q swf fig ' ,f A 7 f 4, f ,fX,ff-fxgwxfygvi, ,A fs- .,,.-f ,Q ffw Q?Q,?,,,,,j i, 2 U, k 'V V A wk Q- fy- , f ' - 'wx'-w ffm: Sophomores Ann Berrien Mary Bates Barbara Ballard Sandra Brannam Wanda Brantley Bernice Brown Viola Brown Bonnie Bryant Delores Bryant Willie Cash Brenda Clay David Craig Frederick Anderson Patricia Anderson Helen Baker Chrisanna Johnson Gloria Jackaon Maxine Jacobs Gene Crawford Linda Duncan Constance Farrior Maryalyce Fordham Eugenia Franklin Hershel Gilberr Rozena Graham Lois Hagan Kathleen Hall Carol Hardy Rosa Hicks Virgil Humphrey Joyce Lane Willie Lee Lillian Lester Ronald Lindsay Sanford Maddox Selma Marshall V'Es'rer- Marshall Hazel Mayes Elizabeth McGhee Joan McLeod Sharon McRoy Ella Minor Margarei Johnson Myrna Johnson Charles Kirnon Dennis Ross Joseph Redcross David Richardson Mildred Merriwearher Elspie Moore John Morgan Robert Moss Dorothy Mulliens Tirnolhy Murray Willie Parker Eziah Powell Thaddious Priverle iNot Picturedi Ledell Anderson Altred Holliday Willie Moore George Morgan Philip Morgan Joseph McCoy Henry Wilson James Wray Milton Stewart John Street Brenda Washington Calvin Svvint Dorothy Thomas Sadie Thomas Willie Thomas Edwin Thomas Roger Wardell June White Dorothy Winston Lolita Winston George Sampson William Smith Carol Smith Theresa Allen Jean Allen Dedrick Arvinger Freddie Adkins Louise Bannerman Dennis Battle Joyce Balfles Stanley Biles Susan Bonney Gladys Branham Paul Bramley James Broadnax Jacqueline Brooks Shirley Brown Lurher Bryant Leon Burrows Freshmen Flora Carter Ronald Commodore Judy Crosby Dorothy DeJournette Boyce Dulan Sharon Dobbins Brenda Edwards Mary Edwards Charlene Farrington John Ferguson Janet Franklln Gloria Friday Delores Furlow Lloyd Gardner John Gull Barbara Butler Glenda Cannes Rosita Gray Lillian Griffin Evelyn Grissom Lucy Hawkins John Hamilton Edward Herndon Mary Hinton Louis Hodnett Leslie Holder Gwen Horton David Hughes Auldwin Humphrey Valeria Humphrey Emerson Jackson Rita Jackson Fulton Jennings Marvin Jemison Florence Johnson Marianne Johnson Ronald Jones Rosalind Johnson' Sheila Johnson Betty J. Jones Betty Lou Jo-nes Mary E. Jones Claudette Joyner Delores Kennedy Daisy Kimbrough Marilyn Laster Earline Lister Percy Lowery Robert McDonald Marrianne Maddox Twanna Marshall Bobbie Jean Mason Valenchia Mayes Lula NlcKeiThen Barbara Mills Patricia Moron Lillaurie Musson Advilda Neely Calvin Nelson Marilyn Nelson Roberf Nichols Donald Oxley Earline Paley Isaac Palmer James Pinkslon Janel Phillips Willie Ann Phillips Fred Pullins Ella Ramsey Philip Richards George Roberson Jeannette Rogers Adele Seay Margaret Seay Johnnie Scarborough Edward Scott Morrls Scott Carmellta Simons Douglas Simons Jacquellne Slngletary George Smuth Gertrude Small Patrlcra Strgall Samuel Stokes Margery Sumpter Carrie Vance Jolrthel Von Pnul James Watkins Carol Sterling Robert Wells Sylvia West Yvonne Wiley Beatrice Williams Betty Williams fNot Pictured! Millicent Grizzle Margery Jenkins Pearlie Reed Ashfield Brangman Arthur Cantrell Reginald Dean Philip Edwards William Frazier Hilton Green George Hamilton Lewis Henderson Joseph Jones Ernest Limerick Philip Mills Velmon McLean Fred Pullins LaRue Robinson Odis Smith Charles N. Williams Charlotte Williams Bruce Williams Allen Wilson Janet Wilson Darwin Woods Belvia Wright Second Semester Students George E. Alexander Geraldine Alford Gordon A. Bailey Thomas McNeal Sheila S. Smith Y Laurell M. Brown Elwood D. A. Clay Jacob J. So'Brien Eme-rson A. Cooper Bessie J. Chisholm Irwin R. Dulan John W. Elmore, Jr. Claudine Frazier Joyce E' SOlB'len Harold G. Gaskins Haze' Slewall Leona M. Griffin Harry E. Stratord Gwyndell Holloway James A' Tl'Om'a5 Ralph C. Johnson Dorothy R. Kelley Carolyn Lee Monroe Judy Montfort LLOYD MAJOR CARMELITA SIMONS BEST SPEAKING VOICE DAVID HUGHES HELEN BAKER MOST HUMOROUS Who's I THOMAS MURPHY JACOUELYN CROUMEL BEST SINGING VOICE I I I L i I I Who GEORGE SMITH SHIRLEY SAIN MOST ENERGETIC WILLIAM WRIGHT PATRICIA AQUI MOST AMBITIOUS WILLIE LEE LINDA DUNCAN MOST COOPERATIVE HENRY WRIGHT CAROL HARTIE BEST LEADERS 65 LEWIS HENDERSON CHARLITA BRANTLEY BEST INSTRUMENTALIST SAMUEL LOGAN CHARLES LINSTON MOST COURTEOUS DAVID RICHARDSON KATHLEEN HALL MOST SCHOLARLY BOYCE DULAN HARRIET GOLSON MOST VERSATILE JOSEPH MCCOY PATRICIA BLAND BEST PERSONALITY ... ' . N 4 Or' 76 To give light to them that sit in dark- ness . . . to guide our feetinto the way of peace. Luke 7:79 + 3 The United Student Movement Mingling with the rustling of our ever-present oaks are the daily rumblings of the not too distant Redstone Arsenal. Men are rallying to meet the mighty challenges ot a changing world. These are constant reminders to us that we too are preparing to meet mighty challenges, not challenges of outer space, lout ot inner greatness of mind and beauty ot character, not challenges ot scientific achievement, lout ot spiritual advancement. To the accomplishment ot this task, through respect, cooperation and dedica- tion, The United Student Movement of 1962-63 has addressed itself. OSTER H. PAUL U.S.M. President Student Government THE STUDENT FACULTY COUNCIL MRS. CUNNINGTON EDWARDS, Sponsor of U.S.M., relaxes in her home. JAMES WRAY, secretary, U.S.M., visits Dr. G. R. Patridge, Co-ordinator of Student Activities. Acorn Editor William R. Wright, Jr Associate Editor David Richardson Executive Secretaries Carol Sterling Constance Farrior Carmilita Simons Copy Editor Fitzgerald Jenkins Copy Assistants Carol Hartie Katheleein Hall Valeria Humphrey Layout Editor Isaac Palmer Layout Assistants Lillaurie Musson Douglas Simons Flora Carter William Douthard Claudette Joyner Art Editor Linda Duncan Art Assistants Sharon McCroy Frederic Anderson Business Manager John E. Herbert Typists: Lillian McElhaney Gloria Jackson Sandra Neely Charlita Brantley June White Barbara Mills Mable Harding 82 . 'w.r' f X ,Fifa Staff yy ff, ,4- ,U Editor prepares general layout Sponsor-Dr. Z. H. Coberly 13 P rn: 1.5 O 1r.'V' .1 bf 1' 4 l.. :5z x. 'Iv . ' W df' n6'Uv0? 'QL S S 0 The Acorn staff, diligently at work, prepares the 1962-63 annual. Last minute adiust- ments have been made, and the editors, secretaries, copy and layout personnel, work to meet final dead line. , -5 Z4 x 1 V . W, 5- 5, at -f . f , Z Na it i N . 2 3 I --...mr I so-of N XXL! 'lion V X'tl,..f 59550 up o 5 it as d are Q 1 1-Tl! The 0,9'm,aa1 pfqwf fAfzaf'f2fffu.nrMf Zf omcwooo couEcs,nunsrviuiz,AmaAMA, JAnuAuv, was Q32 t fm 5 3 hs, my K 4 f 1 The Spreading Oak, voice of the United Student Movement launched upon an- Q other school year under the leadership of Alfred Holiday, Editor, Gene Crawford, Associate Editor, and a capable staff of reporters, photographers, and typists., As the daily news iournals are-the throbbing heart of any large metropolis, Alfred Holiday, Editor-in-Chief points out layout directions to Elsie Gaskins and George Hamilton. ' 'UQ W 2 Associate Editor chats with staff about fin- ancial status. 84 ' Editorial Staff so our Spreading Oak is the central organ of relating campus activities here at Oak- wood College. The President's message along with student outlook on life, are special feat- ures looked forward to in every edition of our newspaper. Spreading Oak Staff Editor-in-Chief-Alfred Holliday, Jr. Associate Editor-Gene Crawford News Editor-Samuel Logan Copy Editor-Charles Linston Feature Editor-Joan McLeod Religion Editor-Calvin Powell Art Editor-Jane Byrd Photographer-Nathaniel Higgs Ediforial Secs.-Bernice Brown, Elsie Gaskins Business Manager-George Hamilton Financial Sec.-Betty Thomas Circulation Manager-Dedrick Arvinger Publicity Mgr.-Sanford Maddox Journalism Advisor-Miss R. E. Mosby Literary Advisor-Miss Jean Lewis Business Advisor-Mr. C. E. Galley Photographers and Typists .5 J f, f wwf Director Mrs. J. M. Pierre-Louis 0 K Aeolians College Choir Director, Fitzgerald Jenkins Male Chorus College Choir Officers The Clclssmen Carlincleles e Medallions 6 P 1 5 if 7- f 1 1 Elegcmfs The Freshmen The Harmoneers The College Four I Q I I I I I I E I I I 90 TH EXCELSIOR SOCIETY OFFICERS WILLIAM DOUTHARD, President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM DANLEY, Presidenf Clubs and Organizations FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AULDWIN HUMPHREY, President THE VINCENT QUA SE VINCENT OFFICERS CAROL HARTIE, PreslcIenT SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JAMES WINSTON, President The -Evcmgeleer Officers DENNIS ROSS, President The Seminar Officers MELVIN HAYDEN President The Colporteur Club Officers LEDELL ANDERSON, President Science Club Officers DAVID RICHARDSON, President English Club Officers DOUGLAS SIMONS, Presideni Mathematics Club Officers ISAAC PALMER, President 93 ,- f ,Q X Z A 1 0 QNX, El Kappa Blanca Officers V'ES-TER MARSHALL, Presidern' John Girls DELORES Oakwood Temperance Chapter ISAAC PALMER, President S.N.E.A. Officers CALVIN LLOYD, President rl-Ierbert's s 1DriIl Team FURLOVV, President Intramural Sports Committee FREDERICK ANDERSON, Chairman Assoclclhon A TIME FOR SPIRITUAL SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES that ye may grow thereby. I Peter 2:2 X Q f? ff f 4 ,,,., 4 X QQ f W Hwy My f , I i f 4, ,, ,... 0 V X vzswvu fvwsnx ao fx fy M. Wx f w Sy ' gf f x.X,,kQ X X Q x ,,. x r NQ5 1 7 V K M4 cg' ,- mm: . S:- 'X34 5' Qi'UN 9 f 1 Ai? Students lift their voices during week of prayer song service. ELDER W. S. LEE, Fall Week of Prayer Speaker. Religious Activities The Classmen Quartet sings during evening services. RALPH fb 4 LEE, Regisirar at Alabama A8.M. G. H. HOPSON speaks during chapel serv ELDER E. E. CLEVELAND chats with Mr. M. A. Warren. ices- M.V. OFFICERS MR. M, A. WARREN, Sponsor . awww' N WS 3 M ,flgmpfvs gmvfixk' Q qwiiifi ,.,wM-wwwlif M Nw- lla f wwf 42 U yu-I MK!! X l ! U .S .M. Color guard greet the guests for the Banquet of the Nations l l t The program setting for the Banquet. N Students chat in lobby entering ballroom. Banquet of the Nations President, Oster Paul, and guests wait for program proceedings. Mr. Globe enters ballroom 'Followed by his court and ihe seniors Wright, Social Vice presents program to Mr. Globe. My We! sf 2 f ,W 1 ,wa 4 1, 4, mf, asf ,ff.!f 1 7 SWS VJ' H Q if 5 T g w fx ,gr ,J Vxmy 7 971 W - , f I 320 f f 2 7 M54 2 X V X Qff, 55 4 Y V Z XM 7, W ff , !m,, , . ,ff f ,X ff W , 3 qs f' ,, 2 f ip, Q ' ffhlx ,, Q- -W,,f W W W 'W A an W f sy f f W 5, X f y 5, f f -QS 5159 i 1 pw-sv-'f .-, W' . ,.,. Q,.4.M-mv Q, 1 STRING ENSEMBLE February 2, 1963 BRYAN and KEYS DUO, Flute and Piano January 12, 1963 Lyceum Numbers STAN MIDGELEY, Travelogue November 15, 1962 130 l l i 1 l 1 T.V. is just The thing for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams affer The evening meal. l Married The children have gone To bed, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Daniels enioy an evening at The piano. Mrs. Hayden serves Melvin after a day of toiling over The books. Students Onnie Jackson receives a light snack from The Mrs. while studying for Greek exam. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee enioy the evening at home iust before putting the children to bed. l I 1 1 S 1 M A Q -'4l1w Qg,, 0 'Wim , , .. We Dean of Women RUTH E. MOSBY Safurday nighf jusf before 8:00 P..M. Women's Dorm fm w L E E 3 E 2 The phone never gefs a rest, does if, Vera? 3 8:22 p.m. and Robbye and Claretha are deep in their siudies. For ihat verv soecial occasion! 3 1 W n Talking fo him on ihe phone is not enough huh, Vera? The Magnificent Nine Up in the morning at 6:OO A.M. The question is, What to wear? Friday Preparation Dean of Men CHARLES A. GRAY Men's Dorm Just an occasionai chat with the Dean They know what it takes to make the grade! T.V. so what? Some of us are interested and some are not! This is a familiar sight for some people. Sunday morning and iT's laundry time again! YoU're not slee in , Sonn ! P 9 Y Wedding Teacher, ARNOLD DEAN Bel I5 marries former Oakwoodire, JUDYETTE FRAZIER Wedding Ceremony The Bridal Party Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dean Wedding Reception Physical Activities Football League Bull-dogs vs. Spanish Fliers .a..-,.....,,-,-, Trojans vs. Rams ...,l,,,,,,,,,, Bull-dogs vs. Trojans Rams vs. Fliers .......... Trojans vs. Rams .. .... - Fliers vs. Rams .. ...... Bull-dogs vs. Rams Bull-dogs vs. Trojans Fliers vs. Trojans ..... . Bull-dogs vs. Fliers -- Rams vs. Trojans .... Trojans vs. Fliers ....... ..,.. Fliers vs. Bull-dogs ...... ..... 12-12 19-l 2 25-O l2-7 T2-6 - 7-6 64-O l 3-8 19-l 3 46-6 -- ....... T-O not played not played II5 THE RAMS Captain-BENITO HODGE THE TROJANS Captain-JOSEPH MCCOY THE BULLDOGS Champions of the Football League Capfain-WILLIE THOMAS THE SPANISH-FLIERS Captain-CARL ROGERS qu f , 5 r ,H sf WS, Etoy Golborne masters the game of table tennis. Oster Paul watches as a point is made. ' , Q '1 3 a v tm II8 Carl Rogers spearheads the team to another win. Hi hl ' ht Boyce Dulon goes up for a beautiful iump shot! Q9-f -tr 'UE' M 4, ...Q ff- , wg F .nw WSW ? 2 X. mf h'-aww., fx 9 Q +3 MA ew wk 9x L QW, 5 J . f W ,-gif 2 Sf' X 4 ,z fk,, I ' fm 7 'L : , v 61,4 :zz X f A Q3 My X99 Y 3- Seniors! II9 bi 'QW , YQ f 'IVQTZ74 E ,y Af M - A 5 f my fr. ,, X 4 1 X X y- X ff f if x av W 76 - 3 P fx , 1 ws ? Q Q f f f ,fi 5 Y f gs W. A U9 ,Pei E I y ,, L F if 1 5 W, 1 X 'z',,sff 6' f fMf f mf , nw' Q Q ff K ,,,fQ,,,,W,i7f ,wx . 4 -X My N. If? 095, f , we f d Q Do You Remember? ' 1 V All good Things must come to an end. . . . and our day nor year would not be complete unless Benito Hodge could be heard. The taithtul service ot our night watchman is really appreciated. Sometimes a light may tlash or a voice may be heard, but nevertheless, all know what this means-even John and Yvonne. we Qa- of '62-'63 Editor in Chief ...... Associate Editor .o..... Secretary .,...,,.o,ov., Acornette Staff Layout Editor ..,,.o,,o,,-.o,, Art Editor .....,,,.oooooo,, s ..ooo Advertising Secretaries Advisors ...,. Prince Tolbert Charles Winslow Judy Simons Henry Roberts Willie Griffin Patricia Dent Theodore Watkins Irene Bowie Lorriane Bowie Beautinia Wright Charlotte Woodard Between past eternity and future eternity God has given to man the time of life-a priceless talent. Because of its intrinsic worth, time is not given man to be consumed in self-gratification, or to be dissipated in purposeless activity. Conversely, it is to be improved by the development of character to the glory of the great benefactor. This is an obligation and responsibility of every rational being for inspiration has declared that of no talent that God has given will he require a more strict account of our time. Of all the ages of life, we believe that youth is the time when enthusiasm, energy, idealism, and a concern for one's fellowman can be channeled most readily into the avenue of successful Christian living. The program at Oakwood College Academy is expressly designed to guide our youth in those educational activities through which they might experience the satisfactions and ioys that accrue to those who rightly improve their time. Our sincere congratulations are extended to the graduating seniors of 'l963. To all students desirous of making the best use of the time allotted for their secondary education, we extend a cordial invitation to join the Oakwood College Academy family. J. T. Stafford, Principal R. C. SMITH Mathematics Faculty illll. t' ll qll Q - : .QB 1 I : 99 'i ' ' . D O., - I 4 1, 'op I agp nf S. PIERRE-LOUIS Spanish J. T. STAFFORD History CHARLES E. GALLEY J-g J- BEA'-E Business Education Bible F. M. WINSLOW English VIOLIN G. PLUMMER Librarian 'Q , 44 WSW., ASW I.Sl I1 ,, 5 4 lj' f A W Z Q ,ZR 1 vi, X W! fx fx 4 X A w Wir' -.Y-w 'Y ,ZR I 7 , X ' 3' ,f 5, K ig 0 ? , if 2 ' A f Z Q 1 1 jg f fx A i Aw? 919211 ff, 757512 vm N U . Q 0715 J., '1 ff S' V ' :sw ' fa fm Wm! X Sna P I25 Senior Vice President Sponsor DANIEL JACK Theology Delaware Secretary 1 4 1 -' ' 'ig .fa MW' A 1154 B Q. ,Q ' . V, Q .Y ,f 'BL W -,e X. 477 ff' IW, EVELYN J. EDWARDS L.P. Nurse Louisiana President C lass PATRICIA ANN DENT Elementary Ed. 4 h Nashville, Tennessee I 333 Q: iv 1962 1963 Q' ..-E I I Ai-, PRINCE B. TOLBERT Theology New York HUNTER CRIGLER Assisranr Secretary GWENDOLYN WEBB Registered Nurse Indiana , Parliamenfarian M 1 ro w! NL ai' ' DAVID BEALE Alabama ALMA MONROE Registered Nurse Georgia ROBERT CRARY Dentist Washington, D. C. JUDY WILLIAMS Elementary Education Arizona LOLETHIA JONES Mathematics Alabama WILLIE GRIFFIN Medical Missionary Missouri THEODORE WATKINS Medical Doctor Ohio HENRY ROBERTS Medical Doctor Ohio NORMAN BOOTH Engineer Alabama l27 WILLIAM GOLSON JR. Physical Educafion Florida WILLIAM CLEVELAND Theology Louisiana I28 CHARLOTTE WOODARD l-INNIE CLARK Registered Nurse Indiana BEAUTINIA WRIGHT Sociology WesT Virginia L.P. Nurse Louisiana ROSALYN HUMPHREY Social Worker Louisiana LENNOX CROSBY Medical Missionary California KAREN ANDERSON Regisfered Nurse Indiana BUFORD SAIN Engineer Kentucky LIDDIE KEY Mississippi IDA TIDWELL Secretary Tennessee BRENDA WRIGHT Registered Nurse Alabama JUDY SIMONS Registered Nurse Georgia ELLEN JONES Registered Nurse Georgia ROSANNAH AGOHA Registered Nurse Africa NOVELLA HAMLET L.P. Nurse Indiana 43 MARY WARREN Registered Nurse Florida RUBY BRASWELL Registered Nurse California I29 1 12 ai ' N f A 1, ,f , V 1 ' .Sf W .1 I President H. P. Sterling Juniors T. Longwa re Vice President Verna Mays 'f' l P. xl ? : , . I s. , ms. . - The Junior Class Officers President Henry P. Sterling. Assistant Secretary Barbara Johnson Chaplain Parliamentarian Robert Woodfork Edward Carwright Sgt. at Arms Frank West A .,,,, s Y in i K s,,,Q-i ww, , more J Available V TOO BUSY 5 Jr me Bs f-Kun , Q' self: J ' PHOTO Nof Available Joan Harris William Battles Wayne Bonner Oliver Bowens James While Phillip Brussard Marialice Brown Celia Cleveland Janis lVlcCray Artie Davis Carl Davis Brenda Garner Beverly Gilbert David Hudson Leon Hill Fredrick Johnson Lillian Johnson Mary Mae Berenice Mays Calvin Ockleiree Malcorne Phillips Beverly Roberson Lorraine Bowie Irene Bowie l3I Samuel Anderson Charissa Davis Janice Frazier Earnest McGinnis Earnest Seard ff 5 ,1 r I U l l L Mark Beale Bobby Bu'rks Vincent Beasley Thomas Bruce Ronald Hamlorick Leon McGinnis 44?'P Marcia Searol Sophomores Patricia Davis Jean Williams S. Hannah - Mary Horton Clemont Obena Terri Piper Darrell Shurney Warren Wlllle Freshmen Cynthia Balfles VICTOV Beale ,- 45 ,i e T Vincent Beale Right Cherryl Galley Sheila Smith Edward Scoh' OP Callie Mayes . Left Penny Hardy Right Phillis McCloud Q Glenndon Shurney Glenn Shurney Eugene Rogers Belly McGinnis Bonnie Mason Charles Winslow I33 Liza, I love You Mr. President, who are your guests? Smoke gets u N f f I34 Cupid, draw back your bow W X viii? in your eyes 'F swf '-' ,L f of ifffiiii 7 of f ! 'A V I ,2,4.f,.: , fs- : .1 MJQQ , Jqbfff I ' tix 4' r N , X f if Q, tl' Occlscl Banquet ,V , v s 603 e IEW! m b gm S V? f l A x grip 5 'Qi' me Ki X 'tc 7 E W , 5 '. I A ff,s 1 ,nf A Before The banquet My, ev'eryone looks nice fxf Anything wrong, H.P.? 11 ,x x 7 ff' fd' V. , ff.. WQQTQQ 'Lg XJ If ,2 1 S Fi., I 'lax :ffl edt? el Qgq fi:-43 s K 1 E ,ii Half, John! 135 Woodie calls The numbers 4, 8, 36. 5913, Java and FeFe conduct The physical fitness Today! The fellows are practicing for The big softball game. Peterson and Henderson Halls muse ,N Henderson Hall Peterson Hal The Sabbath School in action Music by the college bakery workers Class number Two gives the Sabbath School program Missionary Period W an Lfl ff A few of our individual Sabbath School classes I l w 1 1 Best Personality Judy Simons Lennox Crosby Who's Most Studious Callie Mayes James White Best,,Speaking,-Voice Lorraine Bowie Willie Griffin r 'Y ,.,, W,,,,, , , , fff, fm, Best Leaders Most Attractive Beautinia Wright Karen Anderson Calvin Ocletree Norman Booth 2 rr 'rf M -f f 497275997 M- 4- rr f r 2 f 4 r , ff 2 M M me M-we-Mar r mywyf- ' wx 'M-ww vi www-4 M wavy Ziwfwwnr ,-, f fl ' ff ,aff 9- -f.m,M.f.r f My ww www swffcfcf, - sf ff - ?Z67Z719Q.?7l'! M2 My ww Mr W' f ZMWWNW , .WS 1 3 wwf g-fws fw-21:4 , J f. Q , '. QW-1.1 Shortest and Tallest Phillis McCloud Bruce Sharp 02? Y- io wiotogg K '5' ,I 5 Best Skaters Berenice Mays Freddie Johnson Who Best Singing Voice Patricia Dent Phillip Broussard l Energetic' , ,, Mosi Humorous Quiefesf Dianne Anderson Irene Bowie William Golson Daniel Jack Talkafive Evelyn Edwards Vincenl Beasley Y Judy Williams ll Woodard Johnson l Frienclliesf Carmen Richards Alloeri Seay Verna Mayes Malcolm Plillips Nearest Shorfesf and Tallesf Novella Hamlet Gwendolyn Webb Artie Davis Earnesf McGinnis Musicians Celia Cleveland David Hudson Most Likely to Succeed I Now make sure iT's clean. Are YOU SUFG ThHT'S righf, PaT'? WhaT's This for? What are you doing To FeFe fellows, Orange juice on the march! fl Tired so soon Sarah? Where are the doughnuts? Wm' are YOU domgo Academy Clubs and Organizations The O.C.A. Chorclsmen, known for their modern style of singing, are also known for their arrangements and close harmony. The Bykota Club Officers President Woodard Johnson not pictured l ,fx w- The Academy male chorus Leader Albert Seay not pictured The O.C.A. Physical Fitness Club Leader William Golson E i. ff, 5 Xm,, W F R f if: Q Z l Gamma Alpha Gamma Social Committee President Miss Liddie Key Billy Golson and his staff plans for the next academy social engage ment. Ocasa Staff Calvin Ockletree, President, discussing plans for the soon coming banquet. ,I The O.C.A. Choir Officers William Cleveland, President The Ofadlan Sfalfu Brenda Wright instructs her staff members concerning the contents of the next Ocadian. Oakwood! Here We Come. We, Judy Annette Simons and Carl Lennox Crosby, represent a group of 150 students now attending Oakwood College Academy. We represent both the happy-this-my-second-year class and the anxious, curious, half afraid wonder- what-my-first-year-will-be-like group. We represent a student body searching for a Christian education in the Christian environment of a Christian school, a student body seeking spiritual strength in the spiritual atmosphere af a school built on a spiritual foundation. We represent students who want to get away from the public evils caused in the public influence of public schools. Yes, these are the students we represent, but now let's get a glimpse of this place that will be our home for the next nine months. Here Judy arrives vviTh The anricipation of having a wonderful senior year As we meet her she seems To have a personality that will win her many friends Here in The soliTude and refinement of Moran Hall's chapel wiTh The melodies of The Baby Grand Piano our Two sTudenTs fl relax. 'l I As Judy and Lennox are entering the College Library they discuss plans of reading many books that will enhance their study habits while staying on the campus. Judy waits patiently as the young lady at the desk searches tor the books that she hopes to be available. Judy and Lennox read The sign in The TronT of The Ford Memorial Sci- ence Hall, and Their minds peer Tar inTo The fuTUre To The Time when They will be The scienTisTs of Tomor- row. .f 9 4 41 , , , ' ' f X : MQWW Our Two friends enTering inTo The gym vviTh The anTicipaTion of new ac- quainTances, opened The door To find more Than expecTed. Due To variaTion in enTerTainmenT They can enjoy Themselves immensely, vviTh The various games ThaT have been placed There Tor Their pleasure and enioymenT. UJWKK Here they are entering the cafeteria. In order to enjoy a wholesome and de- licious meal. Lennox is seen practicing the traditional courtesy of O.C.A. ln this picture we see Judy and Lennox discussing the antiquity and the origin of Oakwood College's Oldest and most Historical building. kwwsw WW MV! Though Judy and Lennox are new on the campus their knowledge of the songs that are being sung is not taint as they sing, Yield Not to Temptation, their vibrant music along with the others vibrate and echo in the worship room ot Peterson Hall. l 154 Our two model students by the side door ot Moran Hall discussing the events ot the day f fm. W... -I ji, www K as ia i 3 .V Q --.arsiw Q X X Nbw 1 X X X if X X Q QE N x X K N 'e::::.:f ...., : , A X Q, L S x X Q XX X x X R W- Y, X . i 4, Advertisements N I OK. Im. 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Brazier Drive Mobile, Alabama COMMODORE, Ronald 1126 Dupont Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. Phone: JA-9-8314 CONNOR, Robert Clay 262 Glover Street Orangeburg, South Carolin Phone: JE-4-6293 CRAIG, David Robert 1639 N. Volutsia Wichita, Kansas Phone: MA-2-1317 CRAWFORD, Gene Oliver Rural Route 2 Fenwick, Michigan CRIDER, Herman M. 10510 Frank Avenue Cleveland, Ohio CR1GLER, Hunter 1341 Hodimont St. Louis, Missouri CRJGLER, Ruth Lois Oakwood College Huntsville, Ala. CROSBY, D. Levol 24949 Court Street Loma Linda, California Phone: 756-4675 CROSBY, Judy Barbara Route 7, Box 103 Laurel, Mississippi CROUMEL, Jacquelyn Yvonne 14240 Carver Drive Richmond Heights, Florida Phone: CE-5-77104 DAMON, John Russell 1313 N. Main W. C1 Winston Salem, North Carolina Phone: PA-2-5486 DANIELS, Wilbur Leroy Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-8915 DANLEY, William Terrell 1837 41st Place, S.E. Washington 20, D.C. Phone: LU-1-1656 DEAN, Reginald Edward P.O. Box 5769 Nassau, Bahamas DEJOURNETTE, Dorothy Mae Route 2, Box 62 Montgomery B, Alabamc DIXON, Leroy 1739 Lucky Street Augusta, Georgia Phone: 3-6441 DOBBINS, Sharon Earleen Mr. Harry D. Dobbins P.O. Box 36 Pine Forge, Pennsylvanic DORSEY, Michael Charles Mrs. Luvenio Dorsey 1118 W. Catherine Louisville, Kentucky DOUGLES, Robert Lafayette Mrs. Madge B. Douglas Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama DOUTHARD, William Oliver 17 Grimes Street Dayton 7, Ohio Phone: 228-9748 DULAN, Boyce Beniamin 3039 Magnolia Oakland 8, California Phone: OL-5-4521 DUNCAN, Linda Janice 57 11th Avenue Newark 7, New Jersey DUNCAN, VICTOR ALBERTO 1834 Schieffelin Avenue Bronx, New York Phone: TU-2-0906 EDWARDS, Brenda Camilla 1909 West Saratoga Street Baltimore 23, Maryland Phone:CE-3-1170 EDWARDS, Mary Louise 1 Route 4, Box 91 D0fl 9l0 t, South Carolina EDWARDS, Phillip Carrie Street 35 Bridgeport, Connecticut Phone: FO-7-5595 EMANUEL, Lillie Henrietta Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama FARRINGTON, Charlene Eloise 1910 N.W. 167th Street Opa-Locka, Florida FARRIOR, Constance Jo 1503 Lawrence St., N.E. Washington 17, D.C. Phone: Lo-6-2518 FEASTER, Clara Annise 230 Monroe Street Buffalo 6, New York Phone: TL-2-5967 FELDER, Henry Edward 238 East 128 Street New York 35, New York Phone: Fl-8-3480 FERGUSON, John Elwin 30-E. Ridgeway Avenue Durham, North Carolina Phone: 681-8580 FLORENCE, Philip Marvin 1334 22nd Street Columbus, Georgia Phone: FA-2-0135 FLYNN, Bruce Edward 4 Cassia Park Rd. Kingston, Jamaica FORBES, Carole Jean 5 Oak Street Rockaway, New Jersey Phone: OA-7-4378 FORDHAM, Marialyce 1905 Wheeler Avenue Baltimore 16, 'Maryland Phone: LA-3-0458 FRANKLIN, Eugenia Agatha 24 Saint Michael Rd. Tacarigna, Trinidad FRANKLIN, Janet Elaine 1053 Rowland Kansas City, Kansas Phone: MA-1-2674 FRAZIER, william Hens' Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama FRIDAY, Gloria Jean 615 North Brockington Street Timmonsville, South Carolina FURLOW, Dolores Arline 83 Fifth Avenue New Rochelle, New York Phone: NE-6-0595 GARDNER, Lloyd Daniel 3524 Clinton Street Minnea olis Minn. P 1 Phone: 852-6011 GAREL, Christine Almeda 2808 Goodrick Street Ferndale 20, Michigan Phone: LI-1-7844 GASKINS, Elsie Louise 1706 Beaufort Street New Bern, North Carolina Phone: ME-7-6589 GATES, Elizabeth Ann 3527 Twenty-First Street Gulfport, Mississippi GETER, Rae Alice 375 Charles Street Bridgeport, Connecticut Phone: EO-6-4104 GILBERT, Herschel Arthur 6227 149 West Lake Avenue Atlanta 17, Georgia GILL, ESTHER NAOMI L. 130 Lincoln Avenue Penn Yan, New York Phone: Penn Yan 1335-W GILL, John Bernard 130 Lincoln Avenue Penn Yan, New York Phone: 1335-W GOLSON, Harriett Alene 7978 Siskia Avenue Jacksonville, Florida Phone: PO-5-1925 GOODE, Geraldine 733 South 17th Street Louisville 10, Kentucky GOULBOURNE, Etoy Isabell 57 Clinton Avenue New Rochelle, New York Phone: NE-2-4695 GRAHAM, Rozena 336 So. Sans Souci Ave. DeLand, Florida Phone: RE-4-3214 GRAY, Rosita Cassandra Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-3644 GRAY, Ruth Elfreicla Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-3644 GREENE, Hilton Ivan Nabeclis Village East Boost Demerora British Guiana GRIFFIN, Lillian Lorraine 868 Central Street Montgomery, Alabama GRIFFIN, Ralph 3931 Bellefontaine Kansas City, Kansas Phone: UN1-10608 GRISSOM, Evelyn Veleria 4808 Alhambra Avenue Baltimore 12, Maryland Phone: 433-3977 GRIZZLE, Millicent M. Thompson Hill Success P:O. Jamaica, West Indies HAGAN, Lois B90 Harwell Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia Phone: JA-2-9571 HALL, Kathleen Morva Route 3, Box 9B Ahoskie, North Carolina HAMILTON, George Theodore 1206 Ninth Street St. Louis 6, Missouri Phone: MA-1-9521 HAMILTON, John Richard 2221 Vermont Riverside, California Phone: OV-4-5626 HARDY, Mable 55-W 36th Indianapolis, Indiana HARRIS, Delois 408 Willowood Street Sylacauga, Alabama HARRIS, Joseph Eugene 2727 Amelia Street New Orleans 15, Louisiana HARRIS, Marilyn Virginia Route 3, Box 217 Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-4933 HARRIS, Roberta Ann 421 South Pleasant Oberlin, Ohio Phone: 774-7675 HARRIS, Yvonne 123 Bellatonte Dr. Dallas 31, Texas Phone: AD-5-5969 HARTIE, Carol Ann 1218 W. York Street Philadelphia 33, Penn. Phone: BA-5-9040 HAWKINS, Lucy Ann 614 Barnett Ave. S.W. Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 534-3116 HAYDEN, Melvyn Eugene 4709 Pine Branch Rd. N.W. Y Washington 11, D.C. Phone: TU-2-5825 HENDERSON, Lewis Duke, Jr. 1960 Anna Shreveport, La. HERBERT, John Earle 711 Filmore Street Kenner, Louisiana Phone: 792-2173 HERNDON, Edward Don Pierre 981 McCIeIlaud Avenue Columbus, Ohio Phone: FA-9-0851 HICKS, Rosa Lee 1722 Green Street Selma, Alabama Phone: FR-2-1895 HIGGS, Nathaniel George Route 2 Salem, New Jersey Phone: TE-5-3683 HILL, Vera Mae 1554 Linden Street Augusta, Georgia Phone: PA-2-4798 HINTON, Mary Thomasine 24205 Norman Rd. San Bernardino, California Phone: TU-5-8084 HODGE, Cornelius Benito 1038 Haines Street Jacksonville, Florida Phone: 539-0219 HODNETT, Louis Charles 6259 LaSierra Avenue LaSierra, California Phone: OU-9-7584 HOLDER, Leslie Clarence E. Parker's Hill Hamilton, Bermuda Phone: 1-6666 HOLLAND, Barbara Jean B42 West 29th Street Indianapolis 23, Indiana Phone: WA-5-3941 HOLLIDAY, Alfred Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama HORTON, Gwendolyn Imogene 1908 N.E. Grand Blvd. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Phone: GA-4-1963 HOWARD, Nelda Lavonne 103 Davenport Bridgeport, Connecticut Phone: ED-5-3664 HUGHES, Elbert David 921 South 7th Street Wilmington, North Carolina Phone: RO-2-5621 HUMPHREY, Auldwin 5960 Kemble Avenue Philadelphia, Penn. HUMPHREY, Valeria Lee 555 E. 102nd Street Cleveland, Ohio HUMPHREY, Virgil Walter 25082 Sumpter Road Bellevill, Michigan Phone: HO-1-2091 JACKSON, Christine 601 West 31st Street Savannah, Georgia Phone: 232-0279 JACKSON, Emerson 315 Sunset Dr. Sikeston, Missouri Phone: GR-1-1600 JACKSON, Gloria Jean 714 E. 93rd Cleveland 8, Ohio Phone: 851-5860 JACKSON, Onnie A., Jr. 1227 Freeman Avenue Kansas City, Kansas Phone: FI-2-9437 JACKSON, Rita Dianne 3310 Nine Mile Road Richmond, Virginia Phone: 649-0932 JACOBS, Genevieve Maxine Oakwood college Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-2918 JACKSON, Sylister James Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama JACOBS, Harold Dean Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-2918 JEFFERSON, Ollie B. 3251 Florida Avenue Miami, Florida Phone: Hl-4-3259 JEMISON, Marvin Dean 18110 Detroit, Michigan Phone: TW-2-6634 JENKINS, Fitzgerald Huntington: Jr 2513 Gardner Lane Nashville, Tennessee Phone: CA-8-5784 JENKINS, Margery Lorraine 2513 Gardner Lane Nashville, Tennessee Phone: CA-8-5184 JENKINS, Philip Wesley Route 3 Cassoplis, Michigan JENNINGS, Furton Lewis Route 2, Box 159 Crewe, Virginia JOHNSON, Chrisanna 4 Catherine Street Rochester 5, New York JOHNSON, Florence Louise 413 Reed Street Erie, Pennsylvania Phone: GL-4-2762 JOHNSON, Margaret L. 902 N. Green Wichita, Kansas Phone: MU-4-1026 JOHNSON, Marion Joyce 2622 Date Lubbock, Texas Phone: SH-4-2538 JOHNSON, Myrna Denotra 1704 Brandontown Road Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 534-4786 JOHNSON, Rosalyn Ann 1321 8th Street Muskegon, Michigan Phone: PA-2-6286 JOHNSON, Sheila Yvonne 316 West 112th Street New York 26, New York Phone: MO-3-1540 JONES, Betty Jean I 1191 Sixth Street Muskegon, Michigan Phone: PO-6-4357 JONES, Bettye Lou 533 Van Buren E. Elgin, Texas Phone: AT-5-4543 JONES, Joseph Aggie 709 35th Street Oakland, California Phone: OL-5-0866 JONES, Mary Ella 2224 3rd Ave. So. Columbus, Mississippi Phone: FA-8-5440 JONES, Ronald Bernard Route 1, Box 323 Hopewell, Virginia Phone: 8-4860 JOYNER, Claudette Aldonia 1433 Myrtle Jacksonville, Florida Phone: EL-4-6091 KENNEDY, Delores 2144 Clement Street Mobile, Alabama Phone: 471-4745 KIMBROUGH, Daisy- Mae 1333 Julia Baton Rouge, Louisiana Phone: DI-3-1149 KIRNON, Charles Bristol Dyer Piece Village Montserrat, West Indieg LANE, Joyce Irene 216 S.. 13th Street W'Im 'Qf0l'l, North Carol Phone: RO-2-2556 ina I67 LASTER, Marylin Talliferro 5718 Denker Los Angeles 62, California Phone: 751-8340 LEA, Annie D. 1308 Industrial Ave. Danville, Virginia Phone: SW-3-6446 LEE, Barbara Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama LEE, Harold Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama LEE, Willie Samuel, Jr, 2283 El Sereno Ave. Altadena, California Phone: SY-7-7998 LESTER, Lillian Irene 6223 Gardenia Street Philadelphia 44, Pennsylvania Phone: VI -8-8473 LEWIS, Stephen 1219 Cypress Pueblo, Colorado Phone: LI-3-3740 LIMERICK, Ernest 64 William Sc: Kitty East Coast Demerara, British Guiana LINDSAY, Vongoethe Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama LINDSEY, Ronald Arthur 2476 68th Avenue Oakland, California Phone: NE-2-6530 LINSTON, Charles Odella 228-II2 S. Rockspring Street Athens, Georgia Phone: LI-3-3307 LISTER, Earlene Theressa 1400 Sanger Avenue Dallas 15, Texas Phone: HA-1-2647 LISTER, Pennie 1400 Sanger Avenue Dallas 15, Texas Phone: HA-1-2647 LLOYD, Calvin, Jr. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama LOGAN, Samuel Frank 2240 Verbena -7ff4 Atlanta, Georgia LOWERY, Percy Brown 903 West 41st Street Atlanta, Georgia Ashtabula, Ohio Phone: 997-4234 MADDOX, Mary Anne 34 Toth Avenue Coatesville, Pennsylvania Phone: PU-4-5149 MADDOX, Sanford Dorsey 944 Rosedale Street Baltimore, Maryland Phone: WI-7-0133 MAJOR, Lloyd Harold 3858 Grand Avenue Miami, Florida MARSHALL, Miriam Jeannette Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 539-0879 MARSHALL, Selma Juanita Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 539-0879 MARSHALL, Tawanna Alyce 732 11th Street Washington, D.C. MARSHALL, V'Ester Alice 24396 Pioneer Street San Bernardino, California Phone: TR-5-5342 168 MARTIN, Martha 14125 Jefferson Street Richmond Heights, Florida Phone: CE-5-3108 MASON, Bobbie Jean Route 2, Box 1303 Peoria, Arizona Phone: YE-3-3895 MAYES, Hazel Lolita Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama MAYES, Valenchia Ann Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama MERIWEATHER, Mildred Katherine 356 Houston Street Washington, Pennsylvania Phone: BA-2-8994 MILLER, George Ralph 2752 Sheldon Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana Phone: EL-5-9259 MILLS, Barbara Jean 1336 Karon Street Redlands, California Phone: PY-2-4668 MILLS, Philip McElleny Scarborough, Tobago, West MINOR, Ella Cathryn 4204 Sunset Ave. Louisville, Kentucky Phone: SP-2-7411 MOORE, Elspie 1933 W. 57th Street Savannah, Georgia Phone: AO-4-6307 MOORE, Willie H. 423 So. 48th Street East St. Louis, Illinois MORELAND, Gladys 9901 Somerset Avenue Cleveland 8, Ohio MORGAN, George 2710 N,W. 11 Place Ft. Lauderdale Florida Phone: LU-3-7390 MORGAN, John 3414 East 119th Cleveland, Ohio Phone: LO-1-2884 MORGAN, Philip Henry, Jr. 234 W. 124th Street Los Angeles 61, California Phone: PL-4-9029 MOSBY, Ruth E. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-2060 MOSS, Robert Lois 37 Broad Acres Athens, Georgia Phone: Ll-6-7025 MOTEN, Patricia Ann B318 Bryden Detroit, Michigan Phone: WE-4-4516 MULLIENS, Dorothy Elizabeth 2333 N.W. 63rd Street Miami, Florida Phone: OX-1 -4380 MURPHY, Thomas Vinson 1419 Oakdene Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Phone: CH-2-0755 MURRAY, James Timothy 33 N.W. 6th Avenue Dania, Florida MUSSON, Lillaurie Rosemary Mount Hill Bermuda Phone: 1-3047 MCCOY, Joseph Ward 332 Webster Street Kenner, Louisiana Phone: 721--1473 Indies MCDONALD, Robert Henry 2409 Bedford Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Phone: MU-1-4858 MCDONALD, Timothy 2409 Bedford Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Phone: MU-1-4858 MCELHANEY, Lillian Jacquelin 703 Roanoke Homes Fitzgerald, Georgia Phone: 6037 MCGHEE, Elizabeth Ann 1853 Duels Street New Orleans, Louisiana Phone: WH-3-8120 MCGINNIS, Frank Ernest 1811 Marr Street New Orleans, Louisiana MCKEITHEN, Lula Marie 1206 Queen Street Wilson, North Carolina Phone: 237-3678 MCLEAN, Velmon Route 2, Box 188 Lillington, North Carolina MCLEOD, Joan Rosamond 2149 Clement Street Mobile, Alabama Phone: 471-4745 MCLEOD, Monica 2149 Clement Street Mobile, Alabama Phone: 471-4745 MCROY, Sharon Kay 525 Reese Leavenworth, Kansas Phone: MU-2-1090 NEELY, Alwilda Marie 1401 Emerson Street N.W. Washington, D.C. Phone: TU-2-1525 NEELY, Sandra A. 1401 Emerson Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Phone: TU-2-1525 NELSON, Calvin Louis 4788 E. 173rd St. Cleveland, Ohio Phone: LU-I-2627 NELSON, Marilynn 1530 Poppy Peak Drive Pasadena 2, California Phone: CL-6-8260 NELSON, Robbye 1212 W. 6th Street Ocala, Florida Phone: MA-2-3762 NICHOLS, Robert Charles 2602 N. Border Tyler, Texas Phone: LY-4-6551 NORMAN, Mabel L. Rollins Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama OSBORNE, Pauline A. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama OXLEY, Donald Ray 6414 Ritterman Avenue Baton Rouge, Louisiana Phone: EL-7-2409 PALMER, Isaac Robinson 287 N. Main Street Oberlin, Ohio Phone: 77-46481 PARHAM, Charles Levy Oawood College Huntsville, Alabama PARKER, Willie Edward Route 3, Box 157-A Waynesboro, Georgia PAUL, Oster Harrison 6 Villain Street San Fernando, Trinidad PHILLIPS, Janet Marie 1122 E. 17th Avenue Columbus, Ohio Phone: AX-9-1715 PHILLIPS, Willie Ann 3126 Cedar Street Avondale Estates, Georgia Phone: 378-2763 PIERRE-LOUIS, Sam Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama PINKSTON, James Edward 177 Sumner Oberlin, Ohio Phone: 774-5872 PLUMMER, Ervin 42523 Pledger, Texas POLLOCK, Adrow Harding 1318 Church Street Wilmington, North Carolina Phone: RO-2-4508 POWELL, Calvin Alvin Route 4, Box 223 Blakely, Georgia POWELL, Eziah Roberta 1904 West 64th Street Savannah, Georgia Phone: AD-4-8340 PRIVETTE, Thaddious Merlyn 908 N. Fulton Ave. Baltimore 17, Maryland Phone: WI-5-4406 PULLINS, Fred Alton 2638 Exline Dallas, Texas Phone: HA-1-4083 RAMSEY, Ella Mae R.F.D. 1, Box 20-B Hammond, La. REDCROSS, Joseph Winfield 1209-K Community Dr. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone: CE-4-1514 REED, Pearlie Mae 3966 7th Street Ecorse, Michigan Phone: 386-6618 REEVES, Loretta M. 13719 So. Homaw Robbins, Illinois Phone: FU-5-5063 RICH, Vivian Altamese Route 1, Box 139-A Summerfield, Florida RICHARDS, Philip Lavrence Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-2864 RICHARDSON, David 364 N. So. Carolina Avenue Atlantic City, New Jersey Phone: 348-2796 ROBERSON, George Howard 1406 34th Avenue Meridian, Mississippi ROBINSON, LaRue Franklin 1862 E. 298th Weckliffe, Ohio Phone: 944-6611 ROBINSON, William Raymond 13442 Corcoran San Fernando, Calif. Phone: 413-3304 ROGERS, Jeannette Eugenia Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 534-3430 ROSS, Dennis 281 Edgecomb Avenue New York. New York Phone: FO-8-0014 SWINT, Calvin SAIN, Eula Jo 2640 Hale Avenue Louisville, Kentucky Phone: SP-8-5419 SAIN, Shirley Ann 2640 Hale Avenue Louisville, Kentucky Phone: SP-8-5419 SAMPSON, George Henry, Il 32 Maple Street Kingston, New York SANDERS, Claretha Yvonne 101 Mclntye Ct. Brunswick, Georgia Phone: AM-5-9355 also Mr. James Sanders, 116 Gertman St. Hazelhurst, Ga. Phone FR 5-52687 SCARBOROUGH, Johnnie Mae 9-D Taylor Homes Wilmington, North Carolina Phone: 762-2536 SCOTT, Edward Earl 1717 Belleaw Dr. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Phone: MA-I -6272 SCOTT, Morris James 3963 18th Street Detroit 8, Michigan SEAY, Adele Lorraine 3980 Lake Park Chicago, Illinois Phone: AT-5-6196 SEAY, Margaret Lee 9245 Wildemere Detroit 6, Michigan Phone: TY-7-1615 SHEPHERD, Lawrence 209 Gouis Street Ashburn, Georgia Phone: 567-2402 SHROPSHIRE, Andrew Franklin 3021 Colfox St. Charlotte, North Carolina SIMONS, Carmelita Naomi P.O. Box 21 Pine Forge, Pennsylvania Phone: FA-6-0451 SIMONS, John Douglas 2824 Allegro Dr. Atlanta, Georgia SMITH, George Edward 9238 Box Springs Sunnymead, California Phone: OV-6-7239 SMITH, Odis Douglas 1032 Boykins Avenue Sanford, North Carolina Phone: 775-3820 SMITH, Pamela Alpharetta 1340 91st Ave. Oakland, California SMITH, Rothacker Childs, Jr. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama SMITH, William Jack 1535 N. Valentine Fresno, California Phone: AD-7-3730 SNIPES, Norman Earl 9 Chavis Way Raleigh, North Carolina SPEARS, lnett 2618 Glen. Avenue Altadena, California Phone: Sl-4-5770 STERLING, Carol Ann 829 North 39th Baton Rouge, Louisiana STEWARD, Milton Patrick 6408 S. Van Ness Ave. Los Angeles, California Phone: PL-5-3739 STIGALL, Patricia Ann 1913 Vine Street Chattanooga, Tennessee Phone: MA-4-8584 STOKES, Samuel Walker 910 South 12th St. Wilmington, North Carolina Phone: RO-2-4021 STREET, John Franklin 129 W. 1st Ave. Conshohocken, Pennsylvania Phone: TO-8-3648 SUMPTER, Margie Verdell P.O. Box 65 Bucksport, South Carolina SUMPTER, Ward, Jr. Route 3, Box 326 Hemingway, South Carolina THOMS, Edwin Leon Route 1, Box 61 Faber, Virginia Phone: CO-3-3600 TRAWICK, Lafayette James 90 Renner Avenue Newark, New Jersey Phone: MA-4-0429 VALENTINE, Mary AnnD 1809 Presstman Street Baltimore, Maryland VANCE, come T. 4915 Balsam Drive Stockton, California VON PHUL, Joirthel 2122 Peniston Street New Orleans, Louisiana Phone: TW-5-6976 WAGNER, Artis 73 Fourth Street Bridgeport, Connecticut. Phone: FO-7-4375 WALLACE, Jessie Mae General Delivery V McCIellanviIle, South Carolina WARDELL, Roger 2519 N. 28th Avenue Omaha, Nebraska Phone: 451-9546 WASHINGTON, Brenda Francine 115-25 174th Street St. Albans 34, New York Phone: OL-8-0504 WATKINS, James DeWitt 910 W. Clord St. Quiney, Florida WATSON, Barbara Ann 170 Stanhope C.R., N.W. Atlanta, Georgia Phone: Pl-3-7614 WELLS, Robert Alexander 1018 Van Buren Street Jacksonville, Florida WEST, Sylvia Yvonne 707 Fair Street, S.W. Atlanta, Georgia Phone: JA:2-5309 WHITE, June Gwendolyn 12 Greenbriar Street Greenville, South Carolina SINGLETARY, Jacquelyn Verleatha 1024 Berkeley Street Durham, North Carolina 11 Hilda Street Phone: CE-9-1533 Charleston, South Carolina Phone: SH I'346I WILEY, Yvonne ceeeiae 443 E. Sharpuack Street Phone: 286-6209 SMALL, Gertrude 30-112 Nassau Street Charleston, South Carolina Phone: 3-8569 SMALLWOOD, King Solomon Route 1, Box 188 Garfield, Georgia SMITH, Carol Elaine Oakwood College Huntsville, Ala. SMITH, David 1434 Harrod Avenue New York, New York SMITH, Edith Vivian Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama AGOHA, Rosanah 6340 Charlwood Lakewood, California ANDERSON, Diane 1552 Harrison Street Gary, Indiana TAYLOR, Otis 509 Welch Street Wichita Falls, Texas THOMAS, Betty Jean 1381 Mapole Avenue Norfolk, Virginia THOMAS, Dorothy Mae Route 1, Box 14 Midway, Alabama THOMAS, Sadie Lee 1519 S. Christiana Chicago, Illinois Phone: CR-7-3799 THOMAS, Willie Jae 203 Burrows Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, Andre Edmund P.O. Box 1068 Nassau, Bahamas Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Phone: UI-3-5621 WILLIAMS, Beatrice Lorraine 1212 N.E. 17th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Phone: GA-7-3391 WILLIAMS, Betty Jean 1762 St. Stephens Rd. Apt. E Mobile, Alabama Phone: 471-3245 WILLIAMS, Bruce Medford 61 Elm Montclair, New Jersey Phone: PI-4-0585 WILLIAMS, Charles H., Jr. R.D. 43, Box 262 Greensburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 468-5694 Academy Student Directory ANDERSON, Karen 1552 Harrison Street Gary, Indiana ANDERSON, Samuel Frazier Apt. 38 Huntsville, Alabama BATTLES, Cynthia 1520 Havencourt Oakland, California BATTLES, William 1520 Havencourt Oakland, California WILLIAMS, Charles Noel 943 Powell Fort Worth, Texas Phone: WA-3-4570 WILLIAMS, Charlotte Kay 3827 Frank Dallas, Texas Phone: HA-I-2459 WILLIAMS, Frederic A. R.D. 3, Box 262 Greensburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 468-5694 WILSON, Allen Peter, Jr. 215 Almyra Monroe, Michigan Phone: CH-2-4052 WILSON, Henry Aaron 278 Hough Avenue Bridgeport 8, Connecticut Phone: FO-7-8167 WILSON, Janet Marie 133 Drake Street Indianapolis, Indiana Phone: ME-5-3076 WINSLOW, Florence, Mrs. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama WINSTON, Dorothy Louise 1714 Green Street Selma, Alabama Phone: FR-4-5768 WINSTON, James 31 W. Westview Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WINSTON, Lolita Margay 12 Roselyn Place Vaux Hall, New Jersey Phone: MU-8-3561 WOODS, Darvin Ray 537 So. Daisy Avenue Santa Ana, California Phone: KI-7-3106 WRAY, James Clarence, Jr. General Delivery Neuse, North Carolina Phone: TE-3-2997 WRAY, Lawrence Edward Route 7 Raleigh, North Carolina Phone: 833-2997 WREN, Morris Lee 11130 Antwerp Street Los Angeles, California WRIGHT, Belvia Ann Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Phone: 536-0108 WRIGHT, Birdie Mae 7306 Harvard Chicago, Illinois Phone: RA-3-2856 WRIGHT, Henry M. R.R. 32, Box 330-D Germantown Ohio Phone. 855-2663 WRIGHT, William Russell, Jr. R.R. 32, Box 330-D Germantown, Ohio Phone: 855-2663 PALEY, Earline 1013 Syndor Street Houston, Texas BEALE, David Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama BEALE, Mark Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama I69 BEALE, Victor DAVIS, Patricia Oakwood College Route 3, Box 167 B Huntsville, Alabama Huntsville, Alabama BEALE, Vincent DAVIS, Sarah Oakwood College 119 Harding Court Huntsville, Alabama Birmingham, Alabama BEASLEY, Vincent DENT, Patricia 5064 Maple Avenue 617 Nocture Drive St. Louis, Missouri Nashville, Tennessee BLAND, Ronald EDWARDS, Evelyn 8019 Wabash Avenue 2317 American Street Chicago, Illinois Baton Rouge, Louisiana BONNER, Wayne FRAZIER, Janice 4715 Larchwood Avenue 1210 Wall Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Norfolk, Virginia BOOTH, Norman GALLEY, Cherly Oakwood College Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Huntsville, Alabama BOWENS, Oliver GARNER, Brenda 786 South Washington Avenue 805 N. 39th Street Greenville, South Carolina Baton Rouge, Louisiana BOWIE, Irene GILBERT, Beverly 2159 Gordon Road 149 West Lake Avenue Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia BOWIE, Lorene GOLSON, WILLIAM 2159 Gordon Road 7978 Siskins Altanta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida BRASWELL, Ruby GRIFFIN, Willie 2731 Alhambra 3931 Bellefontaine Sacramento, California Kansas City, Missouri BROWN, Mary HAMBRICK, Ronald 1126 South 14th Street 2216 Patterson Baton Rouge, Louisiana Nashville, Tennessee BRUCE, Thomas HAMLET, Novella 1131 West McKinley Street 1603 Broadway Street Baton Rouge, Louisiana Gary, Indiana BROUSSARD, Phillip HARRIE, Geraldine 1900 E. 12th St., Apt. 610 3613 Harriet Kansas City, Missouri Inster, Michigan BURNEY, Ella HARRIS, Joan 2631 N.W. 12th Street Fort Lauderdale, Florida CARTWRIGHT Edward HILL, 131 N.W, 7th Avenue Dania, Florida Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Leon 402 Arnold St. N.E. Atlanta, Georgia JONES, Lolethia KEY, 8 Mile Mobile, Alabama Liddie P.O. Box 452 Belzoni, Mississippi MASON, Bonnie Route 2, Box 1303 Peoria, Arizona MAYE, Mary 1525 21st Street Meridian, Mississippi MAYES, Berenice Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama MAYS, Callie 174 Church Street Belzoni, Mississippi MAYS, Verna 174 Church Street Belzoni, Mississippi MONROE, Alma 408 W. Calhoun Street Thomasville, Georgia MCCLOUD, Phyllis 2521 14th Avenue So. St. Petersburg, Florida MCCRAY, Janice 322 E. Dixie Court Ft. Lauderdale, Florida MCGINNIE, Bettie Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama McGINNIS, Leon Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama MCGINNIS, James Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama OCKETREE, Calvin Route 1, Box 215 Lillington, North Carolina OGBENNA, Clement 12 Cameron Road Aba, Nigeria CLARK' Ilnftie HORTOH, Mvfv PHILLIPS Janet 600 MOOHEY AVefIUe 1908 N.E. Grand Blvd, 1152 E 1 I., A . V . 7t venue I'I0mm0fTdt I-0U'5'U I0 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Columbus, Ohio CLEVELAND, CEIIG HUDSON! 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Ellen SCOTT, Edward Oakwood College 114 Victor Circle Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Huntsville, Alabama I70 SEAY, Albert 2980 Lake Park Avenue Chicago, Illinois SHARP, Bruce 3105 Amherst Des Moines, Iowa SHURNEY, Darrell Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama SHURNEY, Glenn Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama SHURNEY, Glendon Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama SIMONS, Judith 2824 Allegro Drive Atlanta, Georgia SMITH, HARVEY Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama SMITH, Shelia Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama STERLING, Henry 829 North 39th Baton Rouge, Louisiana TIDWELL, Ida 839 Young's Lane Nashville, Tennessee TOLBERT, Prince 317 Lake Avenue Williamson, New York WARREN, Mary 1742 15th Avenue South St. Petersburg, Florida WATKINS, Theodore 5305 Scouill Cleveland, Ohio WEBB, Gwendolyn 934 Roosevelt Gary, Indiana WEBB, William 934 Roosevelt Street - Gary, Indiana WEST, Frank 45 N.W. 16th Street Dania, Florida WHITE, James 3232 N. 16th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin WHITE, Warren 12 Greenbriar Street Greensville, South Carolina WILLIAMS, Jeanne 9014 Cedar Avenue Cleveland, Ohio WILLIAMS, Judy 1819 East Pueblo Phoenix, Arizona WINSLOW, Charles Route 3, Box 220-112 Huntsville, Alabama WOODARD, CHARLOTTE 1721 Rutledge Gary, Indiana WOODFOLK, Robert 4910 Mithra Street New Orleans, Louisiana WRIGHT, Beautinia 603 Amber Road Charleston, West Virginia WRIGHT, Brenda Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama w ,s Qi 1 EE in EGU. ,P sa 5 ii! 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