Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

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'II ' You will noteftrhafdo the following pages t eqtheme , XFX S f , 5 5 - 3 will be presented in suplyxyvjyhsltdfs 'f'g e ations, , I , 5-27.5 Q I I O ship Of books to ouKever ,29d the P110--f .1 ip 'found i fn-'P - g at they have had on this 1,-1 F ge. We are proud to be able to say that any grad- nl 1 r.. as taken with him the great HBook of Life . -5111! . . .. XXX 6,711 e bearing a degree from this 'cChr1st1an Institution' al li ' s you leaf through the pages of this annual, we ask , as X f ' at you observe the presentation of our theme and the 1 I f f ' V ! 4' X ' Uaiwood' C'o'lfe'gu' Eibrlvf' Huntsville, Alabama 2 L , relationship of HBOOKSU to the success of the student. U I Emerson A. Cooper Editor-in-Chief ff I INTRODUCTION FACULTY . . . CLASSES . . . STUDENT LIFE . SPORTS . . . ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISERS . . Q, -I U fbeofcafeoffo Dear Dr. Cooper: Four years have passed since the first day that I sat at your feet as a beginning student in chemistry. I was full of zeal to acquire an inkling of knowledge in this particular field. I now feel that I have successfully eaten, with delight, all of the preparatory knowledge- able food placed before me by you for graduate work in chemistry. The material was sweet to the taste and mellow to the stomach. It was more than a pleasure to have had the oppor- tunity to learn from the 66lVIaster scientist of Oakwood. It was my privilege to share your mind, to drink of the cup of knowledge, and to partake of the bread of science. You taught me that science is the captain and ex- perimentation the practice. I learned my lesson well, but it all originates from you directly or indirectly. I have a love for chemistry that will never die, and I have a dream that some day I might possess that knowl- edge in chemistry that you have and serve humanity faithfully, as you are doing. The greatest contribution one can make is aiding others, and in doing so you have exemplified well the HScientific Attitudev. I must say good-bye while I tread the path that you have trod and face the world that you have faced, how- ever, I have had good preparation from you to accept the challenge. Your grateful student l . L ' s...,s.'-w Q' Q ' ' fr m w A, 'ami 6 ,R U 'is 'in W, 1 .A 1 ! NS, Ha ' CN' 'Y' 4 A . 4 , ., L 1 W f I, . K , . ,. , in , s is-rl XM if if ,laid ,- x A x x yt Q, X J as Q 1 P' ,N , , , er -My 1 ff - -' if Q ' , . Q. is ,Ta , vit, .,',-sig? , 1 g., 'ilk' ,fx .f-s. 'L 7' .W i' 5 .37 8 .J V A, U' 4 - ,f 2 iyfw i?'x-., nf f-'I' - : . 'Z YQ . ,fi Q .' Q 1 vs AQ :slugs by t Div, . n 21 -M 2' al :IW- I' V fr f ve' Q S f3'g A . - Dr. Emerson A. Cooper l f BA., Oakwood College, l949g MS., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1954g Pl1.D., Michigan State University, 1959. It is not likely that Books have ever played such an important part in the lives of so many as they do today. The Book is the open sesame to the wells of learning. Presently new skills have been developed that have increased the reading speed and with it a corresponding acceleration in comprehension that makes it possible and pleasurable to read more books . . . gg.-an-null sm, ,...,f Books are keys to wisdom's treasure: Books are gates to lands of pleasure: Books are paths that upward leadg Books are friends, Come let us read. By: EMILIE POULSSON 'F '- . I From the volume of I Love Books by John D. Snider-a voluminous reader of around 600 books a year-are taken the words of a lonely monk, who afterwards became known as the Archbishop of Poictiers. uOur house is empty save only myself and the rats and mice who nibble in solitary hunger. There is no voice in the hall, no tread on the stairs. The clock has stopped . . . the pump creaks no more. But I sit here with no company but books, dipping into dainty honeycombs of literature. All minds in the world,s history find their focus in the library . . 4 1 . . . This is the pinnacle of the temple from which we may see all the kingdoms of the World and the glory of them. I keep Egypt and the Holy Land in the closet next to the window. On the side of them are Athens and the empire of Rome. Never was such an army mustered as I have here. No general ever had such soldiers as l. No kingdom ever had half such illustrious subjects as mine or half as well governed . . . The disciplines to which the college campus strives to expose those that enter to learn, alas, are the living words of hooks . . . Mower I-umm 'i bulb-avi It .MMV '1- . . . The expanding paper-hook industry has undergone a face lifting and the paper hack has a new facade. Today a student can purchase a library with some of the foremost classics of the Vlfestern World for ten dollars. Book learning is not tabooed, in fact too many, college students engage in athletic reading, and it amounts to that, just before examina- tion. To them a hook is not an obstacle to he overcome. To appreciate books with fervor is one of the primary aims of Ci Pictures are ICl'IIfI01l'S to any lands, But a book is a door that ready stands, To lzinz who will open and to Outside Where the I'l'l'CfS and plans are free and 101.076 Pictures are zt'1'r1z1o1t's tlzrollglz zvlziclz zvc look. But the aloor of the zrorlzt is just zz book. .DXNNETE YYYNNPI higher education. 1, - V ' 43, lv' f....1-' , .- I anim:-A F' Q: - 'v 1 f 1 fn... -' .. ' Eel M ,. Q - mg v-ri 1 4 nn' P-' I ,' - ' 5:1-:E 'gf fi Tux ' FY: ri- ! 1 , ,JA EL ' qgvQ?3'f'j3fjEZFi'2': V A ' fflfgfsissksii ' , , A mfeam ff 'HBA I 1iH14R1 'fQ551 -, , , V 'L5,, Ta i 'E59vfL':H-, . ilrufnw 1 'r. , f11z2Qwai5f' a..1,w . - A' 3 .X ' - g 2 .' Q Lx , x I.. . xv J.-2 gw.'- ::- 17 ff A -L... 'w J 5 .qi-v. v it . ' .'-1 A 'X s - , ' - '.,.:-- 'D .,--', . . if xt -:,, 1 . - A I- , an .'., . T -1 ' s J, , . , . .' , ' .,5. ,-' , -. .- '-I, ,- w ..- 0 . ,.l . Aa' ,f- :.,- . -'22,-' , ,Q,?', Us-' -' - g .4 ','!, v, .. A., 1. 3 1 Q. 's.V ' x, ' ',-1 A. :WA , -U , '53, :PF N 1'?fx-,Li A. ,1 If 4-- ?.' 2. '-.- 1 ff? M, iff 1 ' ff- ' ' M X- x F- ,M x 1-0IYb'5I5lqfL' v---M.-lump -ig L. F1 2 -rw .,zgg'+ M.. - ge 1 'Q - L1 X., Jf!.f1.L', -542 HW.,-f W W THE STATELY PILLARS OF MORAN HALL . . . l I L SE THROUGH THESE PORTALS HAVE PASSED GREAT MEN . . . ' T I A A L-f ,.- 1-7 hi'-'ai ' -i..,,...f r Q SIDE VIEW OF ADMINISTRATION BUILDING . . . I , I I I - .' - ' -7 45 FRONT VIEW OF ADMINISTRATION BUILDING . . . I I I in OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF ANNA KNIGHT . L1 IT OUR MUSIC BUILDING STILL STANDING . . . THE MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME OUR LAUNDRY . . . ,....,..,,,-1 THE NEW FINE ARTS BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION . . . I3 A VIEW OF THE H. E. FORD SCIENCE HALL FROM THE DORMITORY . . . THE SCENERY IN FRONT OF H. E. FORD SCIENCE HALL . LOOKING OVER THE CAMPUS FROM IVIORAN HALL . . . A VIEW OF THE WALK WITH ITS NEWLY ERECTED LIGHTS XX X X X X X xx X X Cb oo o ' coll 4, .- ,.4, I K1 eg' A017 QXQV LLE . gaczzfy an of q06221221lsfra2Q'012 :mm ' mmu -5555.5-9: X f!ff '::::w!,d ngvlw! 'GX' Ill Ill!! lllll llll Illl Ill!! I lllll lil! Ill!! ! wa! Ill llll lllll I l:ll :Ill mul um l ll Ill llllln fllll! mai llll um mmf mn :ml lm! Illll um! zum :ml mn gum nm m nm! ami ul M ull! MI! ml M ll Ln.-I mm il' , I! IM! nn: ! in IIII all M ll' .lllll nm! llll ! llllll! mil! 'nas 13933 S asia Wi! we .ma nm mln Illl! ullg IIII! nw' Ill!!! M W! ml! MIB ll ! ami! M :ml !! main: --sf !!!!I!!! ! !!!!! HH !!!!!!lUm 1 ffm!!! ,QHHH I !!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u I '-52 gs rm E -...,,,... tl , President- ADDISON V. PINKNEY Sec.-MRS. A. V. PINKNEY . . . We extend a hearty welcome to anyone interested in attending HOAK- WOOD COLLEGE . Oakwood College builds its offerings around the philosophy that utrue education means more than the pursual of a certain course of study. It means more than the preparation for the life that now is. lt has to do with the whole being . . . lt is the harmonious development of the physical, the mental, and the spiritual powers. lt prepares the student for the joy of service in this world, and 'for the higher joy of wider service in the world to come. Oakwood College is accredited lay the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. A 5 5 I I 3 CHARLES A. GRAY Dean of Men Dean Gray talking to Pres. Pinkney on telephone ATHALIE C. SHANDS Dean of Women 20 V R. C. EDWARDS, B.A. Registrar of Oakwood College ,. o.,. H -. ik Dean of the College W. A. OSBORNE, Ph.D. K, ,. .,.,,. ,, ...miie-:M-..fw, -.,...' 1 fQM.,,..-M-A-wwf-.um w-.4-ww-1 .V ,M-.... my.. . ., .,., .. N- NW f .+,N-11--,,,,ww.nf-mm-of-x -vwnwwqv-awww: -uvmsmnl-ww llliyg Lhkk .-,,QI' Hi ' ff li ii as 'f W I 3 S g S 5 s E 2 , i 1 X ., six ss From looks of Mr. Adell Warren, Business Manager of school, business is o.k. M Business Mgr. ADELL WARREN, B.S. Mrs. McKnight beams as she performs job as secretary of Business Manager. - FN. Q A mf., A is , f 6' ug? ' nu sag? M A.,-.ln in. f jf, ..4l sf Elder Saulter, Assistant Business Manager of school, counsels Marilyn Harris 22 l , 1 V A. GREENE, B.S. Superintendent of College Store Oakwood College Library Huntsville, Ala. 35806 R. S. NORMAN, B.A. Accountant gh 'Lf-J., gn! WILLIAM A. OSBORNE, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business. Fellow, Institute Of Bookkeepers, London, 1944g Fellow, Association of Interna- tional Accountants, London, 1945, BS. Fisk University 1951, lVI.A. Fisk University 1953, Ph.D. Clark University 1956. . . . The aim of this department is to provide a technical, liberal, and ethical education which will equip young men and women with the skills and knowledge necessary for business and economic competence. The department also -seeks to encourage qualified students to prepare for the teaching of business subjects on the secondary level. A four-year curricu- lum leading to the Bachelor of Science degree is offered. A certificate is presented at the completion of the two-year business curriculum. Qvqppfeof csczen ces Charles E. Galley , GM,...-- CHARLES E. GALLEY, lVI.Ed.-Instructor in Business Training BA., Pacific Union College 1939, 1Vl.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, summers, 195114, 1956, 1958, 1962, 1963, University of Maryland, summer, 1961. On staff since 1941. Esther L. Gill 'xi ESTHER L. GILL, lV1.Ed.-Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science BA., Oakwood College, 19533 lVl.Ed.g Temple Um versity, 1962. On staff since 1962. Z. H. Coberly Z. H. COBERLY, Ed.D.-Profes- sor of Education B.Th. Walla Wal- la College, 1925, lVI.A. Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, 1947g Ed.D., Oregon State College 1952. On staff since 1958. 01229 80012 0122165 ZQ!UdFfI2? e12f 1 y -,. H 3 I I 1 i RUTH FAYE DAVIS, M.A.g Instructor in Home Econom- icsg B.A. Emmanuel Missionary Collegeg MA. Michigan State University. A DOROTHY K. CHRISTENSEN M.S.g As- sociate Professor of Home Economicsg B.A. Emmanuel Missionary Collegeg M.S. University of Tennessee. fha-Ilumilf LEWIS J. LARSON, Ed.D. Professor of Education BS., Madison College, 19383 lVl.A. George Peabody College for teachers, 19473 Ed.D., George Peabody College for Teachers, 1964 on staff since 1964. . . . Oakwood College attempts to offer a Well-balanced and comprehensive program leading to the Bachelor degree for students who desire to be- come qualified and competent members of the teaching profession. This program is especially designed to train teachers who will teach in schools provided by the church, but is also designed to prepare persons who de- sire to teach in other systems. The program of teacher training also af- fords other students of tl. college the opportunity to receive an under- standing of the school as an integral part of social order. The program of teacher training meets the standards for certification with the Department of Education of the General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists. The program also meets the requirements of the Alabama State Board of Education. Crjofzcafzbn azzof jjsycfofnyy VIOLIN PLUMMER Assistant Prof of Ed BA Oak Wood College, lVI.A., Texas Southern University RUTH N. STAFFORD, lVI.A.- Assistant Prof. of Nursing Educa tion, RN, Hinsdale Sanitarium 193lg BS., Pacific Union College 1938g lVI.A., Fisk University 1941, graduate study, University of Minnesota, summer, 1953, and Columbia University, summers 1955,1957. M-Q ELDER CLARENCE T. RICHARDS E.lVf.C.-B.A. 19403 S.D.A. Seminary MA. 1952 Andrew University B.D. 1962. Every young person ought to be prepared to' face the practical realities of life-its op- portunities, its responsibilities, its defeats and its successes. How he is to meet these experiences, whether he is to become master or victim of circumstances, depends upon his preparation to cope with them. True education therefore must include more than a preparation for a chosen profession. lt must encompass more than the intellectual equipment for making a comfortable liv- ing. True education must be centered in a knowledge of God and His son Jesus Christ. This is the knowledge which is obtained by a systematic study of the Bible. As an edu- cating power the Bible has no equal. Its study broadens the vision and strengthens the mind. A knowledge of its principles is an essential preparation for every calling. The courses in the Division of Religion and Theology are designed to develop within the student a deep appreciation of the Bible, as a means for determining the true and workable philosophy of life. The practical results of these courses of study have been a source of joy and satisfaction to both teachers and students. This is God's ideal. it ...iw L-4.-. 1 ,, 4 .. I X s Assistant Professor Religiong BA. Oakwood College, lVI.A. S.D.A. Seminary. JOHN J. BEALE I ' ' E.: - -'-H5E:,:i.f:-- fi?-QT ,fi -. H '---- 4' l Dr. Otto Christensen ' . ,,,,,,,,Z: W J: ':'f..:- ' PL'::'rig : ff,-'X fl I 5 . ,...f, '--..f.h, f.' 1 ..,...- ,M W , ,, -' l..S4-QAIN-s 1 ff' -----e gl 5' i s, ff r : f'.' .rf' 30 PAUL E. QUIMBY DR. OTTOCHRISTENSEN f not picturedl Professor of Religion: 'B.Th. E.lVl.C. BA. E.lVl.C. lVl.A. Univ. of Southern Calif.: Ph.D. Univ. of Southern Calif. Jw 'W 'aw 4, 2, QM? 'sm- fs J if ' A EMERSGN A. COOPER Professor of Chemistry-B.A. Oakwood College 19493 M.S. Polytechric Institute of Bklyn. 1954, Ph.D. Michigan State University 1959. , . . In view of the increasing challenge of automation to the unskilled Worker and the concomitant opportunities for employment in education and medicine and the atomic, chemical, and space-related industries, our Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics seeks to prepare our stu- dents for profitable, rewarding, and enjoyable employment in the future hy giving them up-to-date courses of study with emphasis on the teaching of modern instrumentation. And we seek to do all of this in an intellectual atmosphere in which the God Who made the atom, the cell, and the stars is exalted . . . afuraf QS CIQ12 Ce an Qfaffemabbs . p ,A rrppww-W 1 A -wuv 'n nfm.. Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics BS. University of Madras 1958, MS.. Univer- sity of Poona, 1960, Ph.D. University of Poona, 1963. On staff since 1964. 'iz IRENE C. MERIDETH, MS. Professor of Biology, B.A. Colum- bia Union College, MA. University of Maryland, Ph.D. University of Chicago. 32 2?!.l'2!9' DEVA C. DOSS, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics, B.A., Oakwood College, 1954, MS., Columbia University, 19583 graduate study, Columbia University, Summer, 1959, Rut- gers University, Summer, 1962. On staff since 1955. DONALD M. BROWN Clarence A. N embhard Ni' ROBERT L. REYNOLDS, M.S.-As. Prof. of Biology and Agriculture. B.S., Ohio State University, 1917, M.S., Ohio State University, 19395 graduate study, Tennessee A and I State University, Summers 1955-573 Spring quarter, 1957. On staff since 1943-47 and 1951. Ll John Blake .wx .Q -8 JOHN BLAKE-Instructor in Marne- ls. matics, B.S. Howard Univ., lVl.S. Howard University. A CLARENCE A. NEMBHARD-Assistant Prof. of Biology, B.A., Atlantic Union Col- lege, M.A., West Chester State College. Robert L. Reynolds tn-iw ai' OTIS B. EDWARDS Professor of History-B.A., Union College, 1926, B.lVIus., University of Chicago, Ext., 19339 M.A., Seventh-day Ad- ' 't of ventist Theological Seminary, 1942, Ph.D., Unlversly Nebraska, 1955. On staff since 1924. nt . . . The instruction offered by this department brings before the stude the best in human achievement during various periods, develops his vision, and prepares him to meet present-day problems with a degree of intelli- gence. In political science the student traces the development and functions ' lationship to progressive of national and local governments and then ie ' s ecial emphasis will be given to civilization. In all advanced courses p methods and problems in historical research. oczdf QS C1512 ces JULIUS KORGAN Professor of Religion and History B.A. Union College, M.A. Seventh-Day Adventist Seminary University of Nebraska 1958 B.A. Potomac University 1958 Ph.D. American University 1960 MURRAY J. HARVEY, M.Litt. I, Associate Professor of History B.A. Knoxville College lVl.A Litt. University of Pittsburgh . DR. EVA B. DYKES Professor of.English-BA. Howard University 1914-3 MA. Radcliffe College 19183 Ph.D. Radcliffe College 1921. . . . The purpose of the English Department is to train the student to express himself correctly and effectively. During the first week of school, known as Orientation Week, an English Placement Test is given to all students. This test includes the fundamentals of English, Writing a compo- sition, and reading. .Ratings on this test determine the classification of students for the courses in Freshman English . . . HIMGDIZIQS 36 T B.A., Oakwood College, 19613 lVI.A., Andrews University, 1964. On staff since 1964. ESTHER E. OSBORNE Sam Pierre-Louis y ...Wf- 4 1 ., 4, .! SAM PIERRE-LOUIS-BS., University of Haiti, 1941g lVI.A., Western Reserve University, 1957. L. HENRIETTA EMANUEL-As. Prof. of English, B.A. Oakwood Col- legeg lVl.A., Columbia University. -N L. HENRIETTA EMANUEL 1 38 MRS. JOHNNIE MAE PIERRE-LOUIS M.A.g Assistant Professor of Voiceg B.A. Emmanuel Missionary 1950g M.A. An- drews University 1964. Inez Booth 2 ? Q 5? fi f y? ' 1 WA , , f...-,.v.:.r. .. . ,, , . , Q ,. Johnnie M. Pierre-Louis Sh MRS. INEZ L. BOOTH B.A. Pacific Union College M.A. Columbia University 1954. Henry Bradford DR. HENRY BRADFORD JR., Visiting Professor of Musicg B.A. Dillard Universityg B.D. Oberlin Graduate School of Theologyg M.A. Columbia University. FU131f122y fjeacfers fig! M 61111071 FRANK SIX--Visiting Professor of Physicsg BS., Univer sity of Floridag MS. University of Californiag Ph.D., Uni versity. ELLIANNA ABBOTT-B.A. Assistant Professor of German l ' ' i Q00 C' Ami 5 VQLE PA, v5 ' Off 9' Aix A gf GQs5fCaf1bn 1 OO Q ii , -7 'Q Q'i 55 IZ' 'es 0 x g Q x 'Q 9 4 ,ff qs'-A, ,- W' 9 , 5 fl 64x- , ' O 0 90 'M A, 30 Q. sf ' , , 'X 5 if ff-ii 7 M . :Wm ' any 1 We, the members of the Senior Class, are proud to have Oakwood as our A1-1 ma Mater. We realize that We stand only on the periphery of our educational en- deavorsg nevertheless We intend to pressi toward the center of learning, and makef achievements for the growth of humani-l ty. This We hope to do through our aiml uto obtain the unobtainable and to main- tain the obtained, by practicing ourl motto, '4FeW things are impossible tol 1 1 l l l i I K 6 ir. Smith, Sheila l Secretary l 42 V l diligence and skillf, It is a sad experience to say good-bye: however, It is a far far better place Where we strive to go, and it is a far far better thing that we do than we have ever done. We leave to our underclassmen our efforts to excell and not to equal through the efforts of prayer and study. President f..f '-u , 'Wqnf A-I.,g Lee, Willie Chaplain Lane, Joyce Ass,t. Sec. McKnight, Claude Treasurer Seniors in action Calhoun, Willie Bryant, Delores A gard, John Campbell, James 'Qs Crawford, Gene Asst. Treasurer Damon, John Flynn, Bruce Gaskins, Elsie '95 Graham, Rozena Harris, Marilyn Goode, Geraldine Q 'UN- Goulbourne. Etoy Hill, Vera Higgs, Autherine Hicks, Rosa awww ,- 'iii- Holloway, Gwendell flaw Jackson, Gloria Jackson, Sylister KV: Lister, Pennie Mayes, Hazel McCoy, Joseph Moss, Robeifta Q7 I Morgan, Phillip Mm Ti flung Mills, Phillip .Im Q f x5'a 65,4 ' , !1gf5'iff.9E Gil NN! 7 Rogers Call 'J Parker Wlllle Neely Sandra Ross Denms Shepherd, Lawrence Smith, Carol Street, James Thomas, Dorothy , 250 iq Q . . Thomas, Willie X I oe McCoy and Willie Thomas QQ.. Valentine, Mary Thoms, Edwin David Jones Judy Crosby Walter Darby PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT unzbrs Jggeph Barngg N3th3HiCl Alsobrook Naomi McKenzie sf - 1' xy, A X ,Q WWE 'UNM TREASURER CHAPLAIN Assr. SECRETARY Alsobrook, Nathaniel Avinger, Edward Bailey, Gordon Barnes. JOS6pl1 'Uh X NOYBKW fb 2 9111:-N Battle, Dennis Booker, Virginia Bonney, Susan vm Brooks, Annie Brown, Shirley Bryant, Bonnie Bryant, Luther Carr, Patrica Crosby, Judy Darby, Walter , -,, 5-, Florence, Philip Furlow, Delores Grizzle, Millicent Howard, Nelda Howell, Halstead l Holliday. Alfred Humphrey, Auldwin James, Leon Johnson, Chrissana Johnson, Myrna J ones, David McCellan, Thomas McKenzie, Naomi Aff' McDonald, Robert Monroe, Carolyn Lee Montfort, Judy sw ,X VV.:-,., M Nw Ee l ' z Jones, Bettye L. Murray, George Nichols, Robert Prime, Philli :' Y V A A X 3 or A Q Q gf X t -o. ,sa 'Ni , X e My X x8 X x Six L . Privette, Thaddious Redcross, Joseph Scott, Edward ' A wx . , . .,, sf C' - V z' ,.,, is -4. lkfvv 9: AXSQ ' x ' 4 -fa?'e'11v 'mfSv'5 , Q -251,42-1 ,U ,, V1 19' uv:fQg - r I '1 g, A lit , .. 5.-.1 t - t .ya ,Q 55-Q M Ft f , , c o igttgzgcgfg -. V , - : H 5. .,,, I 'gf' rf Q, W wi? 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'Nw I . it Bffs x 1 4 Q N I ,g:,, N or A 1 AQ ' fm , , Q, X -' fa ', .1 . x.r3Z' -V ,. wbg , .5 ,,, Wm B fa , ., W ' .A V, .,ns,if,'g x 3 ' ff. - J NH . V , ut .-vf , .A F ,hx 0 jg. ' t i Y .K mx ' fl 57' 3 lean ! T fm-4 i 4' MCR mf ' v N A , mi y , ' sl M . V, 4 . l B?u,4f ,' K ' k..k ' - 5 K , ,, Q, z. K 0 ..,-.. if il 2- J. if ,K A-ff I X, V ,nw . xv ia 14, iii A , ., Mx igkzx il Hx -K ...kg 'K .EYE , f m ,er '53-'Q X ax wr -. . . ,, , F ' QW , ' ,f A xi. ' 1, ' W. A 9 'Kg K' . I V 4 , .. I' ., , fs ,K qv .ml i.,. . . w Q v J ,,fiaf2'Qx5' . 5 . V lqugfuf' 1 L , E ff! any a . X H. ' 'fs J-57' X , 4, ' :Y x . fi Q , J ,' , , V .Ti'y:5x 3 I7 . M ff x te-1iQ L,.,, ' . ,w'1 wwf 2jifgff.'x,f'f'w- . ',, A 1' lie' , L' I fav. X- +, U -'Islip' I, .fr ' .. s, . its JE.- v 4 Q -,Q f ,aug In X A ' , ' 'i ' . ' ,F - if' 1e. 5'p ,161 ,'a .ag , 1 wx-. ft .a .nf ef Y PRESIDENT Theodore Watkins SECRETARY Dolores Furlow TREASURER Earclell Rashford ASST. SECRETARY Eleta Cook SERGEANT AT ARMS Willie Griffin CLASS REPRESENTATIVE Evelyn Grissom CLASS REPRESENTATIVE N Robert Crary OID 012201493 I 1. -- .f . . ,S w A - ' ' 2 xx L 'f'f .2' ' 1' V L . .ri Q' Q.. K. XY. -1.1- l I l l 1 i i i i l l l I i l i I . I l V 1 A L 1 4 T VVS l Baker, Beverly Baker, Trevor Barnes, Patience Bernard, Michael l l l ww l 4-v M, Bell, Phyllis Bradley, James Brown, Edward l Brown, LiZH Bryant, Arvone Campbell, Calvin Carey. John 5, Q . 1' 7 'K' Colbert, Rebecca Cook, Eleta ChiSl1Olm- JOYCE is-an Cleveland, William Crarey, Robert Crosby, Lennox Daniels, Kathern Davis, Carolyn D. Davis, Carolyn Lee Davis, Willie f I Delournette, Dorothy Drake, Anna Franklin, Janet Ferguson, John KZ ' 4551 l Frazier, Williani Galbreth, Mary Gardner, Eneldani J, eo , n 5,3 . V, , FS, . Gaskins, Rosa Gibson, Charles Green, Hilton Griffin, Willie Grissom, Evelyn Gleaves, Henry Hall. Sarah .wr mv Hawkins, Gloria Head, Mary Herbert, Byron Holland. Harvey Holland, Sandra Howard, Julia Holness. George Hugley, GCFUS Jackson, Brenda Jackson, Joyce lemison, Marvin Kennedy, Dolores Lacy, Lucile Lee, Young ff, W X6 V7 ' f . A ,M 1 I - 'f X u fs v-ix in P 'M f -- f M o,,, y,6K W cg. , Q. 1 f, Y X9 LX 7 9 V i nf Q if S 13 5 f f 4 5 3+ V S Q 2 f . QNX Q, 3 Q Q 1 ff W rv Hg N is 4 5 J Q75 1 9? Ai if WM . ff 4' 1 af- - V if 17' .. 4. , - . ,jug Lubega, Seth Lewis, Joseph Logan, Mildred Manley, George Morales, Fred MCG00dwin, Maceo Morris, Barbara , s .am 0, McCallum, Roxie lVIclVlichael, Betty Newell, Juliette MCN621ly- Thffmas Page, Carolyn Pearson, Myri Pearson, Walter Penick, Gerald Pride, Lorraine Radney, Florence Rashford. Eardell Rice, Carolyn Royster. Sylvia SHI1d6fS- .lHm6'S YMQ7.. Ywwi Small, Alfonso A. Smith, James Stevens, Geraldine Starks, John Maw W lkwy' v f- A' Stovall, Edward Straford, Harry Stubbs, Woody qi Sweet, Lee Dora Towns, Cenell Thompson. Cheryl 1 Q - f Warden, Ivan Warner, Samuel Watkins, Theodore Weir, Morris Wigfall, Mary Wilson, Gregory Watson, Janice Yates, Rose Marie i , '. t 14 K v' R X X gui ' QQ-v sys 'K PRESIDENT Cynthia Ratliff SECRETARY Barbara Johnson TREASURER Neal Arthur VICE-PRES. ,,..-4' Norman Miles ASST. SECRETARY Brenda Lee ASST. TREASURER Wilma Lightborne CHAPLAIN Cleophas Mimms , T -1 5 gk sig' V '., -Y gmj, J jigs ' , fx , 9 L , .' nf ,Qfgjag V if QM far 1 fy 1- A, , Q I ,.w 2 , 0,5 1 A , U, . V, ,. K3 ,I ' L 4 X , , If 41- x P, w, way -H .,f.?ff'5', 0g'f.W ax, ,Ti wen, 1 1 Q V Q 4 , Y ,IA M fx. ,AIM .A , 4,4 fd 4.1. -1 , Q . f ri 3, .QM f sem. ,ny ,sf -f 4' V44 I I . xyfx nt ,jf ,, - , f A M ,K if . A A 1' ' .au 1' '- JU wywg Q' J, '-YM-2 'P 'I-vt' 'lv' lv. .-.- l . 'f.1 Q s- ' CLASS REPRESENTATIV James White XXX, q iv 4 R-N -. 1 0 149.5 122912 T Allen, Charles Allen, Ronald Arthur, Neal Avery, Samuel Karnes, Armanda lelton, Eddie Slack, Carole ilackmon, Harvey . it 2 , 1 , w, M-5' ,pr an . lrown, Benjamin Zryant, Edward Burney, Ella lurriell, Dorothy 'US Bowie, Irene Bowie, Loraine Bowman, Barbara 'Bowman, Bettye Boyd, Corine Brock, Sharon Brockenbrougfh, Letha Broussard, Philip V of if 5, 4 Qtr! Calfe, Danella Carey, Philip Cartwright, Edward Cawley, Diane 39 's S Cleveland, Celia Coleman, Leda Collie, Nyoka Collins, Eartha Fisher, Robert Ford, Bernice Foster, James Foster, Jerome Foulkes, Daniel Gilbert, Beverly Gilbert, Robert Green, Wilrnore Collins, lVlary Cordell, Jacquelyn Crimes, Linda Davis, Artie ,. y ff 1231 W M ,V .rf AW? in Q Green, Wynona Guthrie, Bleaker Guy, Phyllis Hamlet, Novella Hanks, Dorothy Harris, ,loan Harrison, Cornell Hartie, Sylvia Henry, Vida Hill, Sarah Houston, Carlestlenc Howard, Ruth Jack, Jeannette Jackson, Frank Jenkins, Aletha Jenkins, Carita Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Carol Johnson, Frederick Hudson, David Hughes, lVlary Humphrey, Raymond Humphrey, Vlfayne lift Ku if W.- Johnson, Lillian Johnson, Lillie J ohnson, Sybble Jones, Dorothy Jones, Joyce Jones, Patricia Kathare. Daniel Kelly. Joyce Mason, Carolyn Mason, Richard Massey, Joyce May, Maria Mayes, Bernice Mays, Lydia Mays, Verna Miles, Norman 9 , Q U ' N .-, is fwf l 5 Lankford, Joan Lennear, Helen Lightborne, Wilma Logan, Verna Mallum, Mallam Marshall, Lois Martin, Shirley Mills, Ethan Mims, Cleophas Mitchell, Paul Monroe, Donald Monroe, Gracie Moore, Joseph Moorer, Tyrone Myles, Barbara Preston, John Ramsire, Rosie Ratliff, Cynthia Robinson, Carolyn Robinson, Donald Robinson, Florestine Rhone, Rebecca Ruff, Calvin lVIcAdoo, Benjamin lVlCCottry, Melvin McCray, Janice McGee, Marian Nelson, Russell Nisbett, Quintol Pearson,iHenry Peele, Joseph 4,199 'Qi' K.-r W1 . 4 1 f W V. ,- Sampson. Paula Sanders, Priscilla Sellers, Benjamin Small, Maggie Smith, Bertha Spratt, Reginal Sykes, Dorothy Thompson, Helvins 69 Walker, William D. Wallen, Victor Webb, Gwendolyn Webb, Shirley West, Frank White, James Williams, Sheryl Williams, Richard 'VM Thomas, Audrey Thomas, Bessie Thomas, Ethel Thompson, Linda Tramel, Mildred Tucker, Michael Veal, George Walker, William Willingham, Marian Willis, Cleo Wilson, Meretle Winfrey, Lucy Woods, Edward Qzkecfor gf 0111259 1212? efozce . 3 5 ' 1 I , . f , f J -f f 12 f 5 5 I l ' t 1 y ' re . , U ' S wk I ' Q or r 3 if lf 1 4 l f 0 J' , 5 l Q. ' I 'L 5 f I gX 4 QW' i DOUGLAS T. TATE, lVl.S. Assistant Professor of Education Director of Counseling Service B.A. Oakwood College HD. Andrews University lVl.S., Oklahoma State University Consonant with the divine plan of education, the college purposes to develop within its students certain attitudes and abilities conducive to independent and creative think- ingg to further acquaint them with the basic facts and principles of the major fields of knowledge, together with a more intensive concentration in one or more of these fields. The College seeks further to help the student develop competence and effectiveness in 1 writing and speaking the English languageg to encourage an unbiased attitude on con- troversial issuesg and to motivate within the student a persistent and continuing intel- lectual curiosity. iv I an XII' I 'f as' I al 1 ll I 2 ri V 1 A I A tl, 7I 0 c' 1 la lf F foo 00' O QSXUOQIZIZZ , Ou o'9 ,Q'6'+ 0994 Q' 0 5, Q 0 v v 52' Qi f 56'y sv' xi? D' A gf 0 QQ, ,, wr N. . O RW:- fffi, Q O 'fm 1 6 15' ' M' 6 4' A ' f , ff.. 1 FW ' v 4-v zbcenf Que CSG Uzbcenf Left I0 Right.- Rozena Graham: Pennie Lister: Roberta Moss: Cynthia Raclliffe: Dolores Bryant: Elsie Gaskins The 6'Vincent Qua Se Vincent is an organization that is composed of every woman student on campus. The VQSV sponsors Halloween Parties, and Valentine Parties, where the young ladies ask the young men out for the evening. v xx ' - .. NRL! Lt. Cfjpszkn cszyma Standing, Left to Right: Cleophas Mimms, chaplaing Roger Wardell, Sgt. at Armsg John Morgan, Pres.g Wiilie Thomas, Vice-Pres.g Morris Weir, Treas.g Calvin Campbell, Sec. The Hlfpsilon Sigma Phi is an organization which is composed of al 1 male students registered and living in the dormitory. The purpose is to im- prove the religious, cultural and scholastic atmosphere of the dormitory and a physical buildup of the same. , , , g, , X ye x jg nf y V 'I f 7 ' 'S 3 y 1 t y ' , . ' J' X Q isis!! I CQ fm f ' 4 . I X71 5 't ,i 1: t t 3, C' , 2. 6 ,,A. Croquet is one of the many gamet Qt at Well, Cleo, apparently you didn't get any mail from her today either. Once a year the students are 76 1 4.1. W' 'll 3 5 .v3,.. v fu 1 in In A-'Sh 'x. , , -..4 1 5 10 4 ,he ,., : -h .INA ' ' - . D 31.5. ' Jr af' . L- I 5 , 3,-2 uv n x , . 44, .I K 'v ,-a'5'14JO'3 1 1 --1., ' 31 4-6 .- -wg, ' -par. 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A 33 bf , 'Y a ,- A , - ' -- I X 1 if if' 'H In tx-'Q ' it: 'R ' ' 0 ' Q r ,' - I a me 'x t - 1 ' if - - 1 'N . i i YQ. 9 . In nr' ' ,. ja ii a ' - ' , as ' - 4 X ' , v, . ' ' ' M 1 -ff. 'V ' -'fxiu .,,, ' 15 ' in ff., .0 - ix' . i Q-'gh' f . 'mfg' A , , 1 . .- Fhvi' , 'N-vm '1 2 elif'-Lf-, . ' .1 What a way to work-up an appetite. fi mf :WV Reading maketh a full man, Jimmy. W 5135? 5555 iii! fi! fain i, fy gi t 'TW sm ffl' - if fi Z F5 fm im 5757 man . wh t - 1 Q U, 1. ft I Y .75 ATV' ' n-. . -. K x -ll:.'?' Our Scientist Daw rushing to chapel. 79 if ' lllliuqL..,,.,.,,,, li 1 il Ulu: i'- lilh iiiigg an li rw 1 f llXw.zQgf f if-:nr ' Wf 1,-b,,1a '1f?' ' j Q,' 4. -'-- . .GM . ' :ZW f This is the only way you,ll make it. Campbell. Typical window-sill in the dormitories. Msg ,, ' fe' X' ,hw 1 , S 4. l , X 'L iw S W ' A ga, i 9 -5 sf HTS rms 7 Ms - . x .. ll 80 After the Lyceum on Saturday night they don't even bother to change. The monitor Young Lees' is always kept busy. - s,s'.:is,.Ag kr N, y, f sq. . K-WI f was 5 -N S... Nw. 1-...X -N.. 'NE sl 15 ,gfa A ffgx SSSEQ ' M- 'Q 4 ,, f' Q' XA . Q , '. Q':.,.7Q 3 nfi' 5 f'?f3f Q ' 2' 'fx-M' . ,it -nv Mn pu 1:5 M IQ, in .AQ CQ' 15' ..+i',,ng milf' i f Q ff' M ' 1155-435 Fe? fi' 'A 15241 - mg .-29 - .PMA X qt.. W.-g.- . rr. , A , ? Q 45 ,ian - 1 ny? 4.- sf L . I 'mx L4'x'l' 4 Q , , nm as ffl 'f r .HH I' sw 5.4, 2 ffl' ' milf: ' wi, Lf 85, 'Vw '?,, ,yr 125 wif. ' 5 1' 142 L 'Y WG 'L 'M M V 5 , , f M 55 fffgw' ' ,gf , , , f . gf' 5 g If ff fy One more spot to clean before we leave Say, Fred, that tree is bigger than the both of us. We have all kinds here at Oakwood, even mechanics who know nothing about cars. 'Uk ZZ, Handle w ith care. ,Cz F Fresh from the oven. 7 I7 Z' k Charles, check the cooling rack. QW lm' Fresh bread for the college store. i 5 sq,-1' XX 7 1 I i it Q E395 Make sure it's below my Knees, please. Wwffiye if 'P' ,Ay , ,151 1091 2362? as nfl 'J' 1 IQQNQV, i U V' l- . li U' f 2 ff ' , s 'Qy5?Qrj,gs1lf'i.w la if ?'?lisg QI U 1 illfl 2. 5454- 5- ... nl. .IAQ - - 4? That's what keeps the fellowslwaiting. S If--si ,,, is ff k L ' f f 4? W, M Q I l fl W' l -Y Studying really is fun after you think about it, but I sure wish I could do without it. HL- --: s ,few As soon as I get sleepy I,m going straight to bed even if I flunk tomorrow. Nl a,V'lf' That's it, Dee, show her the fine qualities to look for in a Young Man. '--L..-29' 5 of A T3 1 X if E35 ww , ,. Mil Z ni 's i fl 23 W li w 'x 'L x There's always a hustle and bustle each day to and from school. all faf W gf gf? y ' im , sr'- mlm , y 4 E 'lm. --.... Somehow McCoy always eats before everybody else, but not today, why? f w-If-, l ' .41 -'---: Bettye Lou is very efficient on the switchboard. E25 ,fe L4 up 1. 1 E la I' by ! . if fi 4 J I -Aix, ' .4-4' The only reason you could be smiling is because you're taking out money instead of putting it on your statement. si 88 l ll l l ls lx Ll li l l 1 l l gm: s Us ' Q., , l n I pledge allegiance to the flag . . H l l. pl lil l il I ,l 1 l 1 Front of the ladies, residenee hall. 4 I i l 1 ...ff L ' A ,,.,f-..,x ro! 7 I f. -nah-'32 ' f' .fa-Q qw 9 44'g,,3'N Q7 al-,, rv: f rfiiff, f-we 5 'inmm ' 4' ff' fn I ,W 34 iv wx ' , Hb Sf M -. 1. - On their way to Moran Hall-citadel of learning. My, my! The things you Svc under a tree. Nr Ella Mae and Phlllp b1rd watchlng. Spotty Cray is restful after a long, hard summer. ' . , 4 A-'Q . ' -- ' ' we ,J L 4 s yy ,' .', hz.. -iff All 'A 5?Iffaf4-.flfd f ' if . y. 1 'f , I, 4. - V ' A g .4 1,-. 'i,',1. . V5A 1. qs ' ', '. ,Hg ' ' ' ' if 7 .I t . I I gr 565 Z NJ A F 'P A5 ' ' 1' -V0 9 2. H 1- . . ' ' ' In -5 W I Q v 'U .. Q Q' fff- f-ff VVS 'f . w.- . 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I 'L - '.,' ,Wig ' L A' 9 P- A ,,- -'R' ', -4-4, .u . AL 5? ,-'garb by-, mfqvpq ty, 5 E-git'-.tiff - A I 1 ' Q, jtvd '- ' Q 5.4 ,fu -'r.y ' 4 J ., 1, fl' . ' vi- 5 '- f' 1 - -if . '. .,,f1'.,. ,t gg. 25, 9-Q Z A ,Q .-'10-A Vgrgiif ' -A 'F' -, H' - ' e'vflu,r2i'QA - Ji!! Kiki 'l - 4 -' lf 1' h f . .' 4 nk., A -. 1' P. Y 1 . . . . . ., , .-Q. , 'r x sg -su. tg? G, 1 , -, m f: 3 y .'5ays:..'+:.f.4:51.1,f:w,, l Who would believe this! I Mu , gre -' , , ' I' ' 6, x . .J p' ,Y J 0 A2545 'Wife , wg, 3!?f,q g4f4q,,.Jwr ' 4 1 K' ' I M 1 fl ,. , X -,QM -0 f , Ni -if of if , f gg, , ?' rffflfg -Ein? 5139 'iylhxv if f . of F 7 f x mimff- ' Efffvkvfffiw, KJ? Beckie and Mattie . . . We just love it here. Johnnie, Etoy, and Joyce . . . lt was just marvelous. Sf . .vL Only one faint smile, I wonder why ,-Q' Do you suppose' thvfll bc vhecked their bundles? i X , -z ' se W UW sjk, 1 X Y qw-K A ,fha 1 1 um R W' QA., QM we .WJ Millie is delighted, Strawberry Short-cake even. 'ff-X I I , 'M--..,,.,v' ,K A -,V A ,,VV. ,. X 'N E A, If Z! S I Liddy Seville to be Clljflylllg hc'rSClf. you have to look to get a little service. ui: T A f- E df fs s ' ffyng J I 1 +C ff 1' 5' in , -M . V Q N 1' . ' I Y , Riff QM if ' 1 ff' QQ M 1 Q. ' - z., : 1VV'-- ' 1 M .,e..,.,, ,, i ' Q f V . xx 1 ,,,, ,,', ' Everyone is here, just like home. 93 Q' ,- if Y Dorothy Parker INVENTORY G'Four be the things I am wiser to lfnow: Irlleness, sorrow, a friend, and a foe. Four be the things l'al been better without: Love, curiosity, freckles, and doubt. Three be the things I shall never attain: Envy, content, and sufficient champagne. Three be the things I shall have till I die :. Laughter and hope and a sock in the eye. David would have a fit, if he saw that. Stovall really loves h i nimals. V I 'Q 14 A i Q It seems as though Janet is mixing a little Bromo-Seltzer SOCIAL NOTE '6Lady, lady, should you meet One whose ways are all discreet, One who murmurs that his wife Is the lodestar of his life, One who keeps assuring you That he never was untrue, Never loved another one . Lady, lady, better run. ' ,fy Students get SPCC131 asqlstance from professor Nembhard ., ,I 751 HA la iiifii INK! llwi lla We can afford a smile, we just left Dr. Dyke's class. Sewing class in action What actron'? Sewing is so interesting. Ouch! by ' V rw'-.razzzvwwm V ,, ,N Wm , MZ 5 Z Q Outer Limits, twilight zone, the vatican. What's that? X The Library at night. Who! What! When? Cooper and McKnight going to the Library! ? 6fF4yvr f', um! ,A K-Q f 'EXT-A I bet you think he's studying, but he's waiting for the phone to call you know who. f l. , ,. ,iffigww 11 , .3 The well groomed man is always ap- pealing. -3 f l f 99 N X In dns day and age of 3UUHH8HOH,lH3H haslnore leisure time than ever before in his history. On the College campus however, there is an exception to this fact. From sunup to sundown the student crams every bit of knowledge available to him thus having little leisure time. What little time left to him then, must be spent in such a way as to afford him the most in re- laxation and enjoyment. Maybe Michael sees an interesting shot. -I is-I NG!! yum 5, uf c ti f 1 K A ,as iff. 1 'EA' 5. .A fifmaizgg twig? X' I Z' rr , 'il 5 5 Sl j .1 V .5 y vw, , M V H J .,.V e A ..fIy51,ri1 e . I .W . :nviavg A my ight ' ff Q w X WA l .NXQWW mis ' t ' 4 5 ' f . mfg, - f i .QQ . a a t,,r.a.,.f , , as , t. S,,,,! 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Well it could be worse 'Ss fn ff,..M '04 To see that everything is in order, Joyce and John Check. fmt: E 7? 3 4 NA. 2 ,pw W I '-w-.HQ C- - ,VA A' 1' 9: ' n in . 3 x K ' f if .3 2? bf, J, E 1? X ' vw. AJ. , J' JI Y fix..- X WHA .fag ,N Xx- ,, 'fl' 'X New w , in ,lg-nur f lunm-1 h li'-I' VY.-lligg,':V,' -V I-an-1-.1--. , r 1-an-f A 'nun-ug g.w,,.-1-.,'-,,,. :'-'-'fffsif - f,, 'fwoi-4135. runnin- ? 'X S 4h. 'N h ' ' h' 11' h' -M-1-fslr.:., X5 . , ,, ',M Jo fl PUIS 3 gl3.Ill III IS WHS lllg ITIEIC IHC : 1:1- ---fl 'A Rosa and Audrey chat as they work along lj V IO6 - ' 'Z li! 7 g W f , I All work and no play makes .lack a dull boy r WW' fwhvwfm. if, ,i.1,P K , 'Or K ,Q - Does it take three to work the mangle, Bruce? 'N-.. gf' ,- Q ,lg GW 4' f ' ' P . ,.. gi 6 '2 -s v. 9' S Q 4-A ,Q,,. E Q N? iw-Q Cleophas doctoring up a pair of slacks. I07 if' HA l08 if ML A New Discovery is being made Females can get into the act of science lou. ' swam, 131-451-gzpxl. ,y b U . 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N Q' af A2 'fww , is Aw , Lib -fl! 1 'G 4 ' -r v ,Q-'X'-w i S 2 4 I in , f I f Q, 4 ,alxvdx Z if A Q Hwfyyr, , 8 wr , NQKX - Q -- , ' F Bi e Sf Q X V, x Q,-L XA if ff' QL'-r , ' hx P x sb 3 vi ,J an 1 T Ui 9 N 6 Q v, Q xr W 'W wqr 1 gi 1 ,iz 5, i 1' . 1 w- Q 7. Q- ' D 4 N44-N, ' n ,s ,, t .. N 4 .Q Aw, 'L x, ' r I 1 ' 1 ff' 1 ' I it I , m I I I ' ' ' 1 fl 1 I -L A --- ,405 RN 3,9 - 1 mr plu- K ' fn Q. v gd! I., 54 A K 'Y 9.2- 04 m N' ,ge .'-wt' ' if ,., H 5,3237-'fsU4+i,WNma,, A -' ' ' A . aw gn., . f ,. '--v-4 ar, 2g'qf:z3f.fr A1 Q I in lf' q'u'h'1ff ' -' -4. fzfkex 1g t X x A Q5 if 1315- 3- -.fyf :?f5?f '1se,- f-'Q 2 . 532' Fifa . Y -'2 '-.ay - f- 1 --f' ..4 1g4'? fi f ...S-ai' t ,dqfaf -,,,, . A. 'f',a.g :a- I' Q vukl KVVUQ 'ir 'I W 4 , 5' I 'w1 '2'. 'Z rs . eff? 1 - .r ' A if M .. gooffaf BULLDOGS, CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM N641-6577 1 K 6 Captain Willie Thomas demonstrates how he led his mighty Bulldogsto victory Joe McCoy exemplifying his ability to put forth extra effort. The action and thrill of football, the yell when your favorite player gains yardage or makes a T.D. and many more wonderful and thrilling moments are all yours to en- joy in flag ballg So enjoy yourself and have memories with which to entertain your- self in times of reminiscence. A Willie demonstrates the art of getting away from a determined tackler. ' f ,, ,y i n an M' Y Q f- .1 1 -asm' -' , -- X -wg i , llfi X 7 I: S y- ' -wif Q M X--if gf 433 , ,E 's - ,:,, 3. -'-- r 'A or A , K The screen protects us from lVleCoy's fanning. b a Skatingg everyb0dy's fun time say Claude McKnight and Mary M: .Ffa These are just a few of our skating fans. I26 no Za 'f : , A, f H ww wp S i, vig- - Joe gets into the swing of things. swam Wham! This looks like a home run Eddie u - UML- ' I' .ti Good catch, J oe. Crawford, Yankee's shortstop on a routine play A tx V X 5 . JL. I 4 Slide Wards-ll! KKQQQ fi ,ni fy. , f ?fp,.w-V ,, WA- f . ' X W , 1 f . W W , .,,,,wx A x A ,, Q w,W,,, , M, , Y .. Q, X D' w - , w, -N , Y , Q M 1 5 w..,f A.. ,ii Q swf ,X W1 -gf Ak K wi?,,y N, .V ff . 0 fx. H f R . Y I .X - x Q V M, We Q 4' If , 5. '-ww, ,Mwi , . P' X 3 , af, K-' 'I Q, gf, . W fyi f f' .W I A f ,- Q , 2' V as xr ,.A. Y., QZAVTWW' ,, . me P ,., w'f,qw'i ., 'WNW Wow! What action! Stretches like these are what saves the game. H 'Nix . Tag! You're out! We finally caught our speedster on the base path by a beautiful throw and tag. ' 'f m'f'? V ,., 'i' g yrjyqf, yy,,S7,.3--0 f Cleveland and Cornell make a pretty hard team to beat lt's always a thrill to watch the mixed volleyball teams. ,:f j O . i l X , 4 f ' T ' 2 .- 5 f if sjfffh, 4X f r f 'L ' , J.-ww' - ' 5' '71 R The Tennis Players: Horace Walker and John Gill. Action is always in the game. Right Redcross? I30 vu-...- , ' -. 4 ' 1 'SW vw ff Vzfwfrnyy ' 9 '4 'G M A 44 Aff ' . L .,. 'Q4f., Y v A vw wx-,uw xl-v I ,,,,f .wry M, Q. M . ,qw A ff' , W . -' Sv-glgf' N- - ?:m?Wf '5iiMQ'V VN ff .W . P J I V M 2:32 f' '?'44 , .?g'4f ,Q 1 . ,J ,wgg,,wg,,, ,.ggAgV,:-f,,Agg,45,,L5g. M' .,, J'1?g5g W A., , -- 5 ' V4.5 M 2: fn,, f-wav 1- -.f, -'M' 'ff'.pQqh,,w , f . we .WJ 2 Q aff Haw .fxff ,x 3, f-. ' , ' ww 'ef T I- xf. ' -'7' 'm A .1 'f A 'Y Z 'H : Aw 1-5:?Q:.,g,ff, W nw QW f f-, wig A , L, 'Y , 5613399 Male Drill Team W Girl's Drill Team l3l Jerry, like most young men believes in physical fitness Our Athletic Vice. Where to Redcross? IVY L ,pf-ff Joseph McCoy frightj, captain of the Challengers and Willie Thomas, captain of the Bulldogs, pose with trophies awarded to their teams for championship performance during the season. X239-' Zf 'Q 9 ii 9 Hsieh s fw- ,,..! Gene Crawford fcenterl, commissioner of leagues, holds trophies which were presented to Joseph McCoy of the Challengers and Willie Thomas of the Bulldogs. 000 'eg I 'IW I 5 19,8 QE x 0 ' o 9 - fo 0 ,Q SL -1 ' wg' 1 ' Vg? I .P Ufyanziafzbns 2 caOl'i,i'QJ V ig ' EV fa I 1 4 V r, ,X I i f a ,1 ,ha llwsx 1 34 1' L H x 'fn l da, ft: 1 Af- Q I, - ,WM U.S.M. President James Winston. With the student body on his mind at all times. Zin... Books form the connecting link from era to era conveying a wealth of information to which we can refer. Our records are compiled in the form of books which contain the history of present times and times past, men's thoughts and ideas which have gone down in history as the templates upon which society and civilization depend. In 1896, Oakwood College was founded. From year to year, decade to decade, yea, century to century, the pages and chapters of Oakwood have been recorded and are still being recorded. Every administrator, teacher and student makes vital contributions to the pages of this book of such a noble institution. It is through these contributions that success IS attained. Writhin the pages of this annual are the portraits of those who have come to draw from the fount of knowledge. From the hall of religion, science, music and from the singing of choirs to the ringing of bells, we see the pages and chapters of this institution being recorded. It was Milton who said, 'GA Good Book is like the precious life-blood of a Masterls Spiritf, Certainly, we can see the spirit of the Master in those who have come here and have battled against overwhelming odds and yet rose like a frigate above the tide to attain their goals and write another chapter in the annals of Oakwood. These pages and chap- ters of Oakwood's history, filled with the Master's spirit, must inspire those who come here to do even greater works than at first anticipated. This book is never closed. The chapters will never cease to be written until the clock of time points to the last second of earth's history and the Great I Am proclaims alt is Finished. The overall picture of this leaves us with a vivid impression of this institution which functions with the knowledge from books, the skillful guidance of teachers, counselors and professors, inspiration from parents, encouragement from friends and divine lead- ership, preparing us for a nobler service to mankind. JAMES .f f ' .i3i7,,z.,,,.:.-..-s,..Qsv, .C , . ..,i.., A, K,--f-... ...YH-v f Religious Vice-President of U.S.lVl. MR. DENNIS ROSS Education is the development of the physical, mental, and spiritual powers. To have one without the other is to neglect Education in its fullest sense. Oakwood Col- lege endeavors not only to supply the physical and mental needs of its students, but also the Spiritual. We the students and instructors of Oakwood College believe that God who is the Creator and Sustainer of our lives should not be thought upon only once a week, but also to he carried into our everyday life, including the classrooms. To teach life, omitting the life giver is a vague concept of life in its true meaning. Therefore, Christianity is spoken of and accepted at Oakwood Col- lege with much joy making each student and.teacher better citizens of America, and preparing us to he citi- zens of Cod's glorious Kingdom soon to come. I38 Wefyzb us - zce jreas zzrer .5 ,X Q Aw X s as 2 f s an-w-wax ss R ..- Treasurer of U.S.lVI. MR. JACOB So'BRIEN Secretary and Assistant Secretary of U.S.lVI.-lVlarilyn Harris and Joyce Lane, efficient as ever. Officers of the U.S.lVl.-Pres. James Wiriston. Sec. Marilyn Harris, As. Sec. Joyce Lane, Rel Vice Pres. Dennis Ross, Social Vice Pres. Wil- lie Lee, Parliamentarian Walter Pearson, Treas urer J. So'Brien, Athletic Vice Pres. Joseph Red cross, Editor of the Acorn Staff, Emerson Coop er, Sponsor, Mr. Pierre Louis. Athletic Council: Drill Team Leader: Delores Furlow, Rebecca Colbert: Volley- ball Leader: Claude lVIcKnight Statistician 2 Q af, in , K B Q iff: 3 Social Vice President of U.S.M. Willie Lee, with added attractions Florence Radney and Joan Lankford. - l Parliarnentarian of ll,S.lVl. Waller Pearson with assurity plus. EMERSON COOPER, Editor of the Acorn. WILLIE GRIFFIN, Sergeant at Arms yeargoof - 3O6ZOl4 eryean f- af- 717223 mwspapef - Cioffor ALFRED HOLIDAY, Editor of the Spreading Oak. 4 A F 596691 sr-my , I' 53'- :Q ei, 1.191 I in ' 1 x V L63 r , XX ff Q ' S 'rf 1. Y.. Q Q ,Qi 2 . 'H't1,ff 5 lin WW. img i X Sf, : it 5' K Xlijx E., A .1 AS 4E'2:.,' - S' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Smith and children enjoy a refreshing drink before be Mr life. nv litu- .wk and Mrs. John Damon, newlyweds of Oakwood campus, enjoy marru 1 Xa' , -...k.i,, U x'-x..,.,, iv' X.. wo- Mr. and Mrs. David Jones relax as they look at Television. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and their two little cute ones. l l 2 E z 5 Mr. and Mrs. Monroe and family en- joy a night of music. 011 Q Mr. s x t 'Q-X Winborne babysits while wife is J' Y' I V g,.,?r: ful. - , .Ayn I 1'w-- 2 EA I 'I f 1-L EM 14 ..l.- I ,An I43 2 ff ffl. .5 fy -aff. nj ' - A,.,,. ... ,A Dm- - W Nw Mr. and Mrs. N. Higgs enjoying the joys of married life. aff Aj Mr. and Mrs. McClellan teach junlor early Mr. and Mrs. W.jDaniels enjoy a good book after tucking the children in bed. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers entertain them- selves after worship. Mr. and Mrs. Avinger, who recently tied the wedlock, are sorry they didn't do it earlier. 9 Q '13 tgx .fsx.mmm:,............ .... ...r...,..4.-. ... ..,. ......,.,...,,,..m.,.w........... dw... A 4? 4 ff' Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Wray enjoying an evening of relaxation. Ash Nui it-K- R vb' ...,,3 S:-..f,,2-0' ...af K Mr. and Mrs. Murray, and are they twins? ps s -54 'X ff. .4 -r , .,,- ..-faq Potent McKnight with his wife and three sons. Q 3 ff s' ' 'S X 5 -.. lQJ +a..,m.,umA.heLJ,.. ,, A. . . Mkiix F ,,,..v-0' f 5 s . Q Q W, A MM . :.?,,. if :.- V if l it z. , A: i M I .Xwfd-'gs Seems interesting. Q55 N B4 E Now that's interesting. -,maui xpvfl E ,o 5 Foster, working! gk Q W 5 , ..., Q ,ff Mwwwnfg .W ..-v- T ,..',.,ff:?:-ii. ,r-1 W fi I ,Q W I ,Mmm f i 'Q We -. 1' Gcrwry - . - 1 , ' , U ' 2 4 .n K1 I -- q ' ' ' in 4, My ' ml 'X It X Z 2 . . 7 I I JW- ,5 Y. Q Keep On Pushing. l48 Some people go to the library to study. How about some service. ,ref if -Y' -1 'Wy Studytime or bedtime? Q ,J A U59 Cokye your 756 Cbijobmafs Left to Right: Victor Brooks, John Street, Willie Lee, James Winston Left to Right: Left to Right.- Robert Gilbert, Richard Williams, Phillip Broussard, Daniel Foulkes, Benjamin Brown, Tim Frederick Crawford, Loraine Pride Othy Murray I49 'i'g:-wwffiz fr. ..... Mi: ,.... ---:serif J f- H- , - - --- -- h Aww , . E F s Seminar Officers, Bruce Flynn President l50 Usher Board President John Ferguson Q. Jail Band Mrs. Booth sponsor, Joseph Louis Band Leader. ,anew-+-ff f-- 75 5 K -yl ' K .A ' . ,.,' :fri ,I iffy tv' ywhub. ' xfkl ' ffwe' ,, 5 ., -f 'V 5 5 4 4 5 ff , ggi g if if A-f I il GAMMA SIGMA KAPPA President Rozena Graham Vice-President Patricia Carr Secretary R. Lois Moss Treasurer Elsie Gaskins Chaplain Carol Smith Co-Sponsors Eva B. Dykes rn Esther E. Osho C 4 A Q- if MQ. OAKWOOD HEIGHTS HEALTH CLUB COLPORTEUR CLUB President Thomas lVIcNealy5 Secretary Elsie Gaskins 4 , 44:31 Yi, ' lil' 51. N V. iw r if r I amp ,Lf Jf N I 5 135.3 A ,Q ., f't 1 -. ' U .24 2 fi: i f 'rm 1 4 1 v 1 . l Vi , , ' , 5-fo 5 J' ' I 5 '21-f V Have one! Group therapy --J-'Mr' f ' QwE'M1 -A L, . lay Q6 Walking the straight and narrow O.K. break it up mggQ Did she answer yet? v A:-., Don't be a litter bug. ,W . ,A Hello, hello! . jf F ' , lf , '3 5 .f -, ,.,:, ..... , .-3 A' : 'ai ' Y, :nfl -. 4,- , , , , .. K e ., Af 4. ' . P 5 0 ., - 5 Ll! .- . Q , gf ,. V V ,' 4,3 2,1 , ' 'V' f f? ww 1 F. , ,,,2 5- K! 0, f -fr s. , , , -'t VV 'Z if ,Z , x ' '- 4 W' . - -x, .. a ' N EV f vi al. . , Q.. V ' ' 55392, , ' 'M' 5 55' ' swf? 'Q' ,- f Ff a121 , , A . Now d0n't, donlt take my picture. LAI .a..s.z,4m...f . . ltls scientifically impossible. l I 5 Gi yjugfcafzbns WWW wg , , A. W Emerson A. Cooper, Acorn editor, looks on while Alfred Holidady Spreading Oak editor points to interesting articie in the paper. Associated Ed.: MORRIS WEIR Editor: EMERSON A. COOPER 4... Our Photograph Editor if 1? , s 3915 James Street making a contact for the Acorn. I t I l 1 w I W i I r S 1 I V N 4 A 1 ! w ,935 Executive heads and secretaries get together to lay plans for a better annual. t 1 1 . Qsif' . .Q 3 f 4 Aka I f K M 'X L ' Rozena Graham performs cheerful ob of literary editor of the Acorn 'Reginald Dean, assistant business manager, about to run an errand. T ACORN LAYOUT STAFF. Left Io right: Sandra Thomas. Cleo Willis. Carolyn Monroe. Cardell Rashford, David Richardson, Carol John son. Michael Tucker. .ll 5 ...,. J 'Q . . A - 'K ...Lu Assistant Editor of Acorn GENE CRAWFORD l58 sta . Our copy staff working night and day to meet their deadline with the cropping ff a...,.,,.,,,,,,vri Xu Beverly Baker. Betty Lou Jones. and Josette Willingham . . . Our crop editor steadily checking the pictures to fit the lay-out Luther Bryant .t 'alan' in fl 1 ml 1 4'-'K , its av s 3 Nw tri M f N95 HOLLIDAY, Editor-in-Chief AVERY, Associate Editor s mu ' eo. W ow-ff , . PHOTO No! Available BRENDA LEE Associate Editor MRS. SHANDS, Associate Sponsor .1 ...-' ,fi A freshman from New York City helps out on the newspaper 1 ii f 0 N-41-fs , - . .-f-- ,'M '!,,f X WALWYN, Business Manager af' , ,W , ,, , ,f fr. ,w f N H --f,-,,.....-.....,.,.,..,W,,,. , , MWWM-..,,,,q ,MM M fa .rw .....g4.., T Q BAKER, News Editor Sophomore Religion major TUCKER Circulation Manager Freshman Religion Major if 5 I 4 Bus. Staff TUCKER, FLORENCE, WALWYN, NEAL The names of many editors, assistants, reporters, writers and circulation staff workers 05,1 . I I I I could be enumerated, but suf- H M - - K X, i f1C6 It to say that all have 'fa 5, rendered a service that only time will prove its reward. X f I l I I I I I I I MASON, Art Editor I I I I I The Spreading Uak wouldI like to express its sincere' gratitude to all those who, without request for remunera-I tion, gave of their time and? xf talent to see the neWspape1'I succeed. I I I I I t I I I I62 Journalism Class v I I I 7 1 I I I Y w P 1 E L I K FERGUSON, Feature Editor, Staff Members, GARDER, WEBB ,'uQ,xX X f -X sr? es SQA l,e!,XvL,'3 ' A J W tj xv. , , , Members of Editorial and Business Staffs , z R MA, XX f Q N 1 . 1 sl:-:IIIJI .'-,H- TY '. v..v WY,-'f -' , -- 1-Eihigw. 'M 1421 ff , -- limo aa Wi:,Jg:. - N . - -Kyiv 1 249955: ' ': xg' v G Al , vii' Q V 4 va Y Good Z 2 2 Al. how did it come out? . IWW. sw X ,. , sim sf Good ..., A... an we Good All right! Hold it! Smile, you're on Candid Camera! J' a g, . matmnq, , U10 J 9'9ulg U ill M' PAIUFSSJ w , ,I ..' 911444 K H441 Ui I hi! 'S up, mls high-Jog, 'Llyf 13 Qu 0'-In I: Us 'YU flip, 'Wi-ftyxw. vb 341' .Z1 ... '...,1-- A sin' gui l'Uluq-i TM U ' -...X Vifnllm V wvfx-0,1 Q 1 P r HA I , 'wa fllll 72 W r 3-14 'K !'l ! Aff'1Fl . .V ---Q YZY1 A 1 r., 1 ff 1 5-V1 ff Pz':x:: 1 . r M A-A ,wg ' 'W?wr-vvtg M.- : wzwf W s 1 i-..,. . :X A, 1 N ,, f Q Van, ' 'Ti , S766 CjUdI?w?Q 99145 Michael Bernard, President prepares program. FUTURE Theme song Evangeline the World brought to life by Charles Allen. 5 H 2 , MINISTERS ee! gf yjfdyef -fx! . W ' ' -A ' Y X-ff!- f A 3 , 1 , 'T X, , 'C,4J V . , Je , ' C 1 MZ, Najaf' X H I If f ' 1 E f, 'tei3,.fg,,-4.-t f ' Del Delker, Contralto Soloist H.M.S. Richards, Week of Prayer speaker. M ME XQMl,F:'XX'fIr7 Xy mx s etwftft 3 Kings Heralds Quartet Brad Braley, Organist n I 1 if I X 2555 s Q?5' 3- 5. ...F 'Y 2 F ! ! f 5 , 5 ' 5 X .il 45 , , VOLIN G. PLUMMER Assistant Professor of Education B.A. Oakwood College MA. Texas Southern University 'lb-. MISS JANNITH LEWIS MA. in Librarv Science Working in the confines of learning. is... WJ! gy fi o :fx E., Eardell is very diligent about her work. It's interesting too. she says. 30059 Between the many shelves and nooks Lie rows and rows of varied books Strewn along the shelf . . . ahg they Are thoughts of men that rule our day. Thin books, thick books, paperbacks, And untold hordes upon the racks, Burn as torches for each man, For they are guide-lights in our hand. Books impart truthg that truth they teach, Into the minds of men they reach To hang upon the mental hooks The facts, which are derived from books. Our greatest debt will ever be To the men who could foresee The need for light, for they forsook Known ignorance . . . and wrote a hook. f. Starks THE STUDENTS' THOUGHTS We students come from far and near From their ideas we plan to hlend To drop our bags and tarry here, A new philosophy for man, To scan fair education's wall, Yes, one a little better than To dwell apart in hallowed halls. Ones before which did not last, Wie crossed the sea and countryside For time moves on as old times pass. To reach the place which we now pride First we seek the Lord to leadg The books are ever by our side, We seek Him first for Heis the seed We in our books all trust confide. From which true knowledge small and great We hope to learn from learned men, Give freedom to emancipate. Allen, Louise-Brooklyn, New York Crawford, Frederick-Columbus, Ohio Crews, Eddie-Brent, Alabama Davis, Roger-Barbados, West Indies Caskins, Harold-New Bern, North Carolina Gray, Joe-Youngstown, Ohio Hampton, Alvin-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Johnson. Mattie--Saginaw, lVliehigan Jones, Claude4Birmingham. Alabama Jones. Emma-Chicago, Illinois Jones, Ronald-Bronx. New York Keys, Liddie--Belzoni. Mississippi econcf csemesfer QSXUQQJQXS Laster, Booker-Little Bock. Arkansas Lewis, Danny-Pueblo. Colorado McCall, Karla-Huntsville. Alabama McMillan, Witnel-Barbados, West Indies Perry, Herbert-New Bern. North Carolina Smallwood. Robert-Sedalia. Missouri Smith. Neville-Toronto. Canada Thomas, James-Miami. Florida Thompson. Shirley-Phoenix. Arizona Taylor, Marehia-Chester. Virginia Williams. Judyfaplioenix. Arizona Willis. Dolores-Los Angeles. California Willis. Fred- Buffalo. New York Mrs. Ellianna ABBOTT Oakwood College Huntsville. Alabama Mr. John W. ACARD Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama ALLEN, Charles Edward Mr. Charlie J. Allen P. O. Box 62 Sodus, New York ALLEN,.Ronald L. Mr. Lawrence Allen 6038 So. Laflin Chicago 36, Illinois ALSOBROOK, Nathaniel Mr. William Alsnbrook Route 1. Box 7 Ellerbe, North Carolina ARTHUR, Earl Dr. Basil Arthur 4418 Circle View Blvd. Los Angeles, Calfornia AVERY, Samuel James Mr. and Mrs. Walter Avery 577 Lenox Ave., Apt. 3N New York 30, New York AVINGER, Edward Mrs. Ellen Avinger 759 East 222 Street Bronx, New York-10467 BAILEY, Gordan A. Mr. Garvice A. Bailey Whim, St. Peter Barbados, West Indies BAKER, Beverly J. Mir. and Mrs. W. Baker 1964 No. Teirrace Gary, Indiana BAKER, Trevor H. C. Mr. and Mrs. Terence Baker 11 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn, New York-11217 BALLARD, Charles A. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama BARNES, Armanrla E. Mrs. Esther Walker Route 1. Box 14-6 Berea, Kentucky BARNES, Joseph E. Mr. Joseph Barnes, Sr. Campbc-ll's Castle, Ellen St. P. O. Jamacia, West Indies BARNES, Patience Mrs. Lucille Colbert 3 Vine Stireet Mr. Pleasant. Pennsylvania BATTLE, Dennis M. Mrs. Katherine Battle 115 Floradale Elyria, Ohio BELL, Phyllis P. Mrs. Andrew Bell 2920 Tendall Avenue Richmond, Virginia BELTON, Eddie L. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Belton, Sr. 407 Willis Avenue High Point, North Carolina I76 BERNARD, Michael R. Mr. Beresford Bernard 130 E. 35th Street Brooklyn 3, New York BL-ACK, Carol Mrs. Lorraine Davidson 725 N. Upland Avenue Dayton 17, Ohio BLACKMON, Harvey T. Mrs. Alberta C. Watson 1924- Rennf-r Street Charlotte, North Carolina HOOKER. Virginia J. Mr. and Mrs. James Booker 17 Fi-rst Street Neptune, New Jersey BONNEY, Susan I... Mrs. E. L. Correia 957 Platt Street Bridgeport, Connecticut BOURAGE, Earlena Mrs. Julia Thomas 707 Coats Indianola, Mississippi BOWIE, Irene A. Mr. Willis Bowie 37 Wadley St. 71927 Atlanta, Georgia-30314. BOWIE, Loraine I. Mr. Willis Bowie 37 Wadley St. 9227 Atlanta, Georgia BOWMAN, Barbara J. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Jodan 670 N. W. 18th Court Pompano Beach, Florida BOWMAN, Bettye J. Mrs. Otyvee B. Bland 112 Oakland Road Asheville, North Carolina BOWMAN, James Mrs. Hattie Bowman 22 Epworth Street Rochester 11, New York BOYD, Corine Mrs. Annie C. Boyd 248 Simmons Street Laurel, Mississippi BRADLEY, James K. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Bradley, Sr. 301 So. Wheatland Columbus, Ohio BREACH, Theodore A. Mrs. Julia L. Breach 8 F' Street Charleston, South Carolina BROCK, Sharon F. Mr. Milton C. Brock 6109 10th Avenue Los Angeles, California BROCKENBROUGH. Letha N. Mr. James L. Brockenbrouzh 1532 Serdesboro Avenue Paulsboro, New Jersey BROOKS, Annie M. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brooks 1317 New Bern Avenue Raleigh, North Carolina BROOKS, Victor L. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama geosfer BROUSSARD. Phillip N. Mrs. Archie Henderson 1900 E. 12th St. Apt. 610 Kansas City, Missouri BROWN, Benjamin J. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brown 31 Bryant Street Malden, Massachusetts BROWN, Edward Mr. and Mrs. Garland Brown 14109 Saybrook Avenue Cleveland, Ohio BROWN, Liza A. Mr. Willie Brown Rte. 1, Box 143 Maitland, Florida BROWN. Shirley A. Miss I. S. Brown 120 Cannon Street Charleston, South Carolina BRYANT, Arvone B. Mr. Arden B-ryant 1909 Burr Flint, Michigan BRYANT, Bonnie L. Mr. Arden Bryant 1909 Burr Blvd. Flint, Michigan BRYANT, Dola Dolores Mr. James C. Bryant 144- Carver Avenue Atmore, Alabama BRYANT, Edward Mr. Edward Bryant, Sr. Adams Street Flint, Michigan BRYANT, Luther Mr. Luther Bryant Buddington Road Groton, Connecticut BURNEY. Ella M. Mrs. Gennie Mae Jackson 2631 N. W. 12th Ct. Fort Lauderdale, Florida BURRIELL, Dorothy M. Mrs. Sarah Burriell Route 1, Box 195 Linden, Alabama CALFE, Danella L. Mrs. Leedie Calfe 370 Miller Street Vaux Hall, New JerseY CALHOUN. Frances B. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama CALHOUN, Willie L. Mr. Frank James 3707 38th Avenue Tampa, Florida CAMPBELL, Calvin R. Mrs. Marjorie P. Campbell 3610 Bivay New York, New York CAMPBELL, James A. Mr. Charles Campbell Nabaclis, E. C. Demerara British Guiana, South America CAREY, John Mrs. Edna E. Lewis 10945-220 Street S. W. Goulds, Florida CAREY, Phillip 10945 S. W. 220 Street Goulds, Florida CARR, Patricia Mrs. Dorothy Carr 61 Govt. Housing Scheme Wismar Demerara River British Guiana CARTWRIGHT, Edward C. Mr. Michael Cartwright 131 N. W. 7th Avenue Dania, Florida CAWLEY, Dianne M. Mrs. T. Redfield 891 Southern Blvd. Bronx 59, New York CHISHOLM, Joyce Mrs. Rubye Allen 104-07 34th Avenue Corona, :New York CLEVELAND, Celia Elder William Cleveland 1330 Cambronne Street New Orleans, La. CLEVELAND, William Elder W. J. Cleveland 1330 Cambronne Street New Orleans, Louisiana COLBERT, Rebecca L. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colbert, Sr. 794 Kelton Avenue Columbus, Ohio COLEMAN. Leda V. Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman 11401 Ashbury 948 Cleveland, Ohio COLLIE, Nyoka L. Mrs. Florance Rahming P. O. Box 172 Nassau N. P. Bahamas COLLINS. Eartha M. Mrs. Addie Collins Route 1, Box 374 Blackville, South Carolina COLLINS, Mary L. Mrs. Mattie Pearson 1115 N. 10th Saginaw, Michigan COOK, Elcta J. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Cook 946 Ingerson Avenue San Francisco, California COOPER, Emerson A. Mr. Harold McCarthy Cooper Box 314 Camboa, Canal Zone CORDELL, Jacquelyn Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cordell 807 Stump Lane Springfield, Ohio CRAREY, Robert M. Mrs. Edan Mae Crarey 1765 Trenton Pl. S. E. Washington 20, D. C. CRAWFORD, Gene O. Mrs. Celesta Jane Crawford 5709 S. State Street Chicago, Illinois CRAWFORD, Frederick T. Mr. Biggy Lawson 3107 Barring St. Philadelphia 4, Pa. CRIMES, Linda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crimes 3819 Maywood Avenue Dayton, Ohio CROSBY, Carl Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Crosby 24949 Court St. Loma Linda, California CROSBY. Judy B. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Crosby Route 7, Box 103 Laurel, Mississippi CUS1-I, Rudolph W. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama DAMON, John R. Mrs. Margaret Damon 1313 N. Main Street Winston Salem, North' Carolina DANIELS, Kathorn Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama DARBY, Walter Mr. Samuel Darby Box 286 Pine Forge, Pennsylvania DAVIS, Artie J. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reynolds Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama DAVIS, Carolyn Deloris Mrs. Rosanna Smith 64 Clinton Street Paterson, New Jersey DAVIS, Carolyn Lee Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Davis 3305 Piedmont Avenue Baltimore, Maryland DAVIS, Willie O. Mr. Otto Davis 159 Columbia Avenue Ro.hester, New York-14608 DeJOURNETTE, Dorothy M. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dejournette, Jr. Route 2. Box 52 Montgomery 8, Alabama DIXON, Harry Mrs. Ethel B. Jesse 120 West 123 Street New York 27, New York DOBSON, Daphne Pastor A. R. Haig 560 West 150 Street New York, New York DOSS. Deva C. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama DRAKE, Anna M. Mr. Robert Drake Route 1 Harvest, Alabama ELDRIDGE, Mary A. Mr. James T. Eldridge 2209 Robinson Avenue Huntsville, Alabama EMANUEL, Lillie H. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama FERGUSON. John E. Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson 203 W. Piedmont Avenue Durham, North Carolina FISHER, Robert E. Oakwood 'College Huntsville, Alabama FLORENCE, Philip Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama FLYNN, Bruce E. Mrs. Genevieve Flynn 4 Cossia Park Road Kingston, Jamaica FORD, Bernice Mrs. Earion Ford 3912 Wabash Kansas City, Missouri FORD, Dollie M. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama FORDHAM,Marialyce Elder and Mrs. W. M Fordham 3018 Reisterstown Road Baltimore 15, Maryland FOSTER, James C. Mrs. Anita Foster 460 West 147th St. Apt. 28 New York, New York FOSTER, Jerome E. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Foster 3227 W. Euclid Detroit, Michigan FOULKES, Daniel Mrs. Doris Foulkes. 2346 N. W. 74th Street Miami, Florida FRANKLIN, Janet E. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mosley 1053 Rowland Kansas City, Kansas FRAZIER, William H. Mrs. Judyette Dean Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama FURLOW, Dolores Mr. James Lewis Furlow 83-Sth Avenue New Rochelle, New York GALBRETH, Mary AT' Mr. William E. Galbreth 866 Higate Drive Daly, California GALLEY, Charles E. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama GARDNER, Eneldani T. Mrs. Annie Gardner 12406 Rexford Cleveland, Ohio GASKINS, Elsie L. Mrs. Rosella Forbes 1706 Beaufort Street New Bern, North Carolina GASKINS, Rosa M. Mrs. Rosella Forbes 1706 Beaufort Street New Bern, North Carolina GIBSON, Charles Mrs. Mollie Gibson 761 Ferry Avenue Camden, New Jersey GILBERT, Beverly P. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gilbert, Sr. 149 Westlake Avenue Atlanta, Georgia GILBERT, Robert L. Mrs. Betty Gilbert 3107 Haverford Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania GILL, Esther Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama GLEAVES, Henry R. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Douglas P. O. Box 207 Hendersonville, Tennessee GOODE, Geraldine Mrs. Leontine Cobb 733 So. 17 Street Louisville, Kentucky GOULBOURNE, Etoy I. Mr. and Mrs. David Goulbourne 57 Clinton Avenue New Rochelle, New York GRANDISON, David Mr. Kingdon Grandison, Sr. 4107-19th Street Ecorse, Michigan GRAHAM, Rozena Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Graham 634- West Ida Street DeLand, Florida GREEN, Shirley A. Mrs. May Green 6341 S. Ingleside Chicago, Illinois GRAY, Ruth E. Oakwood, College Huntsville, Alabama GREEN, Wilmore L. Mrs. Delphine Boss 14202 Christine Avenue Cleveland 5, Ohio GREEN, Wynona G. Elder and Mrs. Matthew Green 114-N. Gadson Street Ocala, Florida-36270 GREENE, Alfonzo Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama GREENE, Estella Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama GREENE, Hilton I. Mrs. Margaret Kingston Nalaclis Village East Coast, Demerara British Guiana GRIFFIN, Willie H. Mr. George Griffin 3931 Bellefontaine Kansas City, Mo. GRISSOM, Evelyn V. Mrs. Lovie Ross 4804 Alhambra Ave. Baltimore 12, Maryland GRIZZLE, Millicent M. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grizzle Thompson Hill Success P. O. Jamaica, West Indies GULLY, Eugene Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama GUTHRIE, Bleaker L. Mrs. T. Guthrie 12 Orgill Avenue Bay Shore, New York GUY, Phyllis E. Mig and Mrs. Anderson Guy, 1'- 790 Bullington Memphis, Tennessee HALL, Kathleen M. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hall Rt. 3, Box 9-B Ahoskie, North Carolina HALL, Sarah A. Mrs. Mary Hall 734 Bentley Orlando, Florida HAMLET, Novella Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris 1603 Broadway Gary, Indiana HANKS, Dorothy Mr. Jesse Hanks 1112 Sidney Street Columbus, Ohio HARRIS, Joan K. Mrs. Chessie Harris Route 3, Box 217 Huntsville, Alabama HARRIS, Marilyn Mrs. Chessie Harris Route 3, Box 217 Huntsville, Alabama HARRIS, Otha L. Mrs. Bessil L. Easley 4603 Newmore Avenue Dallas, Texas HARRISON, Cornell E. Mrs. Lena Brooks 16952 Baseline Fontana, California HARRISON, Willie J. Mr. Ralph Harrison 531 Campbell River Rouge, Michigan HARTIE, Carol A. Mr. Charles Hartie 1213 West York Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HARTIE, Sylvia E. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartie 1218 West York Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HAWKINS, Gloria J. Mrs. Jerelene B. Hawkins 3441 East 114 Street Cleveland 20, Ohio HAYDEN, Janice C. Mr. Maurice P. Hayden Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama HEAD, Mary L. Mrs. Hattie Head Route 4, Box 192 Quitmon, Georgia HENRY, Vida M. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Henry 154 Kingsboro 1st Walk Brooklyn, New York HERBERT, Byron S. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Herbert, Sr. 711 Filmore Street Kenner, Louisiana HICKS, Rosa L. Mrs. Inez Hicks 1722 Green Street Selma, Alabama HIGGS, Autherine C. Mr. Nathaniel Higgs Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama HIGGS, Nathaniel G. Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama HILL, Sarah B. Mrs. Sarah Hill 1409 Blueberry Lane Greensboro, North Carolina HILL, Vera M. Mr. and MIB. Eddie Hill 1554- Linden Street Augusta, Georgia HOLLAND, Harvey W. Mr. Burks Holland, Sr. 842 W. 29th Street Indianapolis, Indiana HOLLAND, Sandra L. Mr. and Mrs. Burks Holland, Sr. 842 West 29th Street Indianapolis 23, Indiana HOLLIDAY, Alfred Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama HOLLOWAY, Gwyndell Mr. and Mrs. James Holloway Route 3, Box 167 Huntsville, Alabama HOLNESS, George L. Mr. and Mrs. George Holness Pleasant View, New Market P. O. Jamaica, W. 1. HOUSTON, Carleslene Mrs. Jessie Pearl Houston 3215 Oneal Street Columbus, Georgia HOWARD, Julia A. Mrs. Catherine Howard 504 Crescent Street Hot Springs, Arkansas HOWARD, Nelda Mr. Maitlan Howard 103 Davenport St. Bridgeport, Conn. HOWARD, Ruth L. Mr. Ernest Howard 8 Rose Street Trenton, New Jersey HOWELL, Halstead D. Mir. Cecil D. Howell Sweet-Field Checker Hall St. Lucy Barbados, West Indies HUDSON, David L. 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Rowe, Chaplain' - Nashville, Tennesse Compliments of the NORTH EASTERN CONFERENCE OF SDA 560 Wesi l50+I1 Sireei' New York, N. Y. l003I One of the Fastest Growing Conferences in the East R. T. HUDSON - Presicleni' S. H. BROOKS - Secrefary-Treasurer L E A R N I N G I S Ill S TR E G TH ll INEXHA USTIBLE In what aspect of his life does man demonstrate in- controvertibly his kinship with God? Does he quest for truth as one whose thirst is unslaked? Does his mind probe the conditions of his time and station . . . seeking to solve the riddles . . . to set straight the crooked . . . to light the dark . . . to heal the wounded . . . to distill from the sum of his experience an essence of the verities? . . . Unremitting pursuit of truth, the product of which is creative endeavor, is indisputable evidence of man's heritage from Him in whose image man is made. Because the quality of his mind deter- mines the quality of his life, a wise man lays up knowl- edge. It is better than choice gold. 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We hope that you have enjoyed the fruit of our labors. I, the editor would like to express my sincere thanks and gratitude to one who stood with me throughout every phase of the book, David Richardson. Our appreciation also goes to Rozena, Gene, Alfonso, Morris, Eardell, W'illie, Cleo, Connie, Gwen, Susie, Lafayette, Lee, Betteye, Sandra, Carol, and many others. By no chance at all would we have you think that these were the only persons who helped to prepare this book. .To the many others, to the faithful student body, and to our advisor we say, THANK YOU. !C'9wff-J Editor-in-Chief The Acorn 1965 PS. Our president A. V. Pinkney prepared such a wonderful message, that we decided to use it as an in- troduction to our book. --Qual' 3? .-.1