Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

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Q., Ty: if ,, g,, W W Q., , .. ., ,l ,O V w W 'D 'Im . fl 1 a ' r u X 4: ,Af M V w- ,V . HI W nuoihl Q- I ' ,l hssk, A A HV,- l,, ,xv .4 v H Q, T EOAKWOOD COLLEGE ACGRN 1966 , F. WILLIS M. WEIR BUSINESS MANA A. SMALL PHOTOGRAPH EDITOR H. BLACKMON COPY EDITOR W. DAVIS LAYOUT EDITOR PUBLISHED BY THE UNITED STUDENT MOVEMENT OF OAKWGOD CGLLEGE VOLUME 17 HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA sway. il S ii. x 5 9 .xl 5 s u ' w 'FM x. wagwaafi ' 1 , SEHK-aff T. ., ,iQ, M'if ire 'if - G . , ,K Rf'2'M if ll' 1 T ' 11 2 During The pasT sevenTy years The world has made rapid sTrides Toward The de- velopmenT of our modern age culTure. In order To faciliTaTe This progress we have vviTnessed The growTh and developmenT of The greaT American sysTem of educaTion. Beginning wiTh The basic elemenTs of learning in The one room schools of colonial and posT revoluTionary America, our presenT-day sysTem of primary, secondary and college level schools has evolved. Oakwood has become a parT of This ever-growing, ever-expanding sysTem. We here aT Oakwood are now endeavoring, as Those before us have endeavored, To as- sure God's people of The abiliTy To remain in The proper perspecTive wiTh respecT To The program of our Lord and The aim of securing only The besT educaTion possible. Oakwood College Liorary Huntsville, Ala. 35806 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Title Page II. Contents III. Campus Scenes IV. Dedication V. President's Message VI. Administration VII. Faculty VIII. Classification IX. Social Events X. Athletics XI. Organizations 'Z G. E. Peters Hall There is a great deal of room for improvement here. And yet we cannot deny that the Oakwoodite of today has a great deal to be thankful for. Oakwood is grow- ing, building and expanding. Things here are a great distance away from the con- dition they were in at the inception of the school. We hope that as you look through the following pages you will see in them a reflection of the progress being made here. We the Acorn staff of I966 have had the pleasure of compiling this book in its entirety and we wish to thank all those individuals who cooperated so willingly with us. It is the desire of our staff that you will see in this book a glimpse of the blessings we here at Oakwood enioy. 3 I 1- ..:.,- Y ,,,i..,.1 1.1-1 . ,, . , 1 ' f :- .. ' ' ,, . . . . A .,gi,.., 1 1 . eil... . 1' fjfggf. . J... , ' Hg' .,. 41 4 ' 1 , .,x , 1 .5 ,-. ., . ,V , . . .. f f ,,. .xr N -,,. x, - N'-. X. s v -z.. .. Q X. , ,-..,, .. . x ' ln- w' . . U Q' ....j::-31',i':lr. ..-. .. .f-5-,, 'Ngam X N N., 'iq 2 . w .: . . V ,A . . . RQ. .511- , .. ..,.-.f -' .,.'-,mf Q- -3 Ni... , 1.2: iii: --. :Tl ' ' . .,.,.. .. .., . ,. , , .. ..,. ..,,, . ..,.-5 ,N NJ.. -q-.-::-- . X ..- ,,.f,. 1...3j:.... ., Q... .-,s:,....:.....j - 1. A - -, . f -.U . . -., -,p QA., L-... 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I guess we hurt her feelings, Erma Well Mom Frazier, iT's like This I Told you he was my man, Gloria! ffl f.'PZ'?Y Z lf' It's time for a change of scenery. Whaolda ya' say, Jerry boy? 7 un' 7152 J , Md' C., I JAR' rib' f . - 1 H T M ns, ,,-.:I,,.f..,y4.,, A A , -, ,, :g ' 'ffa1 ,,., J 74,4 ' ' Y' 'Q was Q' iow- rf-,j i I've got a program for you, Deanl, Sf 4 A X M ,'f5: 6'- s ' , ' -x 4 :R A -i . 5 :Q 'LJ Efiizi QGW , jf 5' 3 'ai :fig :TSA w ,.1L f'F Im-'f -A 5 ay, ' , 11.- 'ffx ,Z . 1 ,-nag: Jffwiif. -.f,a+if' - igfiz'-'nr I qw, :i-s-1--- Think I'll ask for a raise. 55522 Oh well! Looks like she forgot you again Doug. Q -.1 r E! ' lf? .. and your major is Business?!! ljli , gg E 3 ill Now that quiet hour is over Wi 6 I S' M. is X-4' yi , '.,v. , V i e -' a ' V gl' ,f,i7fQ,f'c , ,x . X ! lla' -.,. -a '? 12 K ,153 2 , . ffr7f4, - ,,4?,1,x:5'y A. 3, gy, 1' A A 1 ss 19-if naar-A I ' Q f Ti faeisrzf ff .1,r7w?z9f,,f 1 yd:-54, ,. k f ,ff M We K ra A It sounded better Corning from Mama. King Brad, and his knights of The Square Table Aren't you glad you use Dial? , f ' I rj fl If And they said love was wonderful! f II, 'iw , I' Q 115732 l .D-' 1 '-LO' - K ' ,vw-, I '- , ,. ,J 2 Q-ai. Bur I like the girl, Richard! l ,, a KM T .J W 1.6. A '. V- A If only laziness were a virtue! My 4. if X fi.. I l Qui? l,.l..' L -l Q . 'QF Actually, Freddie, you should come more than Twice a year. . Er' 1' 111- U '-a Ax --.ar-, i n Trevor Baker, The Trouble Maker, has trouble. , . xg V?-gy I-iii A ' rg .1. sony! Q ,yi--. I' ..- 1 -,. I gyifln- 'lf' fax? l.. Wake up Wendell, it's 9:25 p.m. A . - A ix lx I: 'Y i -, i ,21- Q 2 E was 'uni' WWW There really is a time and place for everything Mme. , V I Dear Alonzo, . . I' ,,,,,,.w'! 515' ' X- x uv ,L .N ,l ,Q . Any time next week Julia! 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We must therefore pause at this time to express our gratitude to all those who have contributed greatly and particularly to those whose contributions might not seem so obvious in their value to our spiritual and educational edification. ' i We must also dedicate this book in part to those under whose administrative guidQ ance Oakwood has been able to grow and expand during the past seventy years. These officials who have occupied the leading positions in our campus affairs are here- in acknowledged for their many and variegated contributions to the perpetuation of such a fine college as Oakwood is today. We know that without the willingness and self-sacrifice of each one of you we would not be able to enjoy the wholesome fel- lowship and communion with God and our fellow students which is now, considered a maior facet of the Oakwood tradition. We wish to memorialize our thanks to you also. ' Finally and most fittingly we dedicate this book to the memory of all the students who in the past seventy years have come and gone through the cloistered halls of learning here at our beloved institution. To these students do we owe the greatest of debts for without their loyalty to the principles set forth here, our present' efforts would surely be of little avail. Upon their shoulders has rested the mantle g of 'Oak- wood's destiny. By their performance here has the survival orifailureiof the school depended to a great extent. Their willingness to accept the challenge of keeping the standard of Oakwood high from year to year has been of vital importance in years past. We graciously salute them for their valor andltheir faithfulness. Furthermore, we accept in this seventieth year the mantle which ishanded tous and' shall enl deavor to wear it with dignity. ' ' D -. PRESIDENT A. V. PINKNEY THE PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE Not many schools have been blest with a rich spiritual background like that of Oakwood College. Founded in 1896, Oakwood began with the expressly enunciat- ed approval of the Lord. Mrs. Ellen G. White, the handmaiden of the Lord, was in- spired to select the site for the location of our school. Oakwood Manual Training School was especially designed to give training to the head, heart and hands of all who enrolled. The program was faithfully carried out in those early days. As a result, many young men and women who received their basic instruction here were qualified to accept the call for service. Through the years growth and development have changed Oakwood Manual Train- ing School into Oakwood College. Today workers that have passed through Oakwood are serving in denominational positions in America and other places throughout the world. It is worthy of note that in evangelism those who have been graduated from Oakwood are highest in the work of garnering living sheaves for God. Our students in the teaching fields are afforded a rare privilege here at Oakwood. They have the opportunity to gain valuable teaching experience prior to their entrance into their chosen fields. As a result, many of them are selected to fill vacancies in the field long before they complete their course work. In the fields of business and the secretarial sciences, for example, our students are often recruited as early as their iunior year. Many of them give their talent and efficiency to government service iobs. Many others are operating in denominational positions. The preparation of workers for the denomination is the school's prime obiective. As we enter the seventieth year of Oakwood's existence, there is much evidence of the progress of this institution. lt is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, it has been accepted by the Board of Regents as a four year liberal arts college, and it is the thirty-third accredited institution included as a recip- ient of funds from the United Negro College Fund. Through the years Oakwood has grown in many ways. The enrollment at present is five hundred. We appreciate the support of the Regional Conferences, the finan- cial assistance of the General Conference, and the firm backing of parents, friends, and benefactors. ., , wr- ., ,Y . ,pw as V ' ' 4 ,sf . , f' ,W ': ' , 'TQ A N -, . . at 4 xi Q qs, M - g - . - -' C . fiflffl' ' '--V x f 11- X' -Y-f wig T? T, sp nf q sg ' 'T .T A . ,fhrvifk . ' , ,. ,, ' ' - T T rrrrsr . . . From This Table came many of The momenTous decisions which have helped To make Oakwood whaT iT is Today. This view of our PresidenT's office gives rise To The ThoughTs of The amounT of progress ThaT has really been made here in The pasT sevenTy years. On numerous occasions The various adminisTraTive commiTTees have meT around This Table. The many hours which They have spenT here has resulTed in The school which we are now a parT of. As we look Toward The fuTure, iT is from The decisions made around This Table ThaT we musT endeavor To Take hearT and caTch a glimpse of The vision which will lead Oakwood on To higher and ever higher ground. 1596 -1966 6'f III, I Oakwood College Library Huntsville, Ala. 35806 'f-w.f73'ii f'5E?N51-'Ti:J75 i9?3511--T?':f'P1H'E71:lfri-.?:fr!F 2 i '- f ' 'sis'-'fi-frkfffifrag-1.':-'Mi-f':1'g'i13-5!f1':rc ':c 1f': -'h1'.'.f1Ft'-. if -1 .1 5'3 .WMU '9'!S31iu:5151i.t'i.il1r1-s rf'v '-X'3- SWL 'ff-f' 1 . 4 Q.. '.-,,.pms.n ,....,.' U. f..,.--V'-.-ffl.-4.-!'-M ,1:' . I, f - ,-- 1 Q. 1 'h 'f'1'?,i-'L1'JI.'1:'-11l.'ffbrJ3:2f7:: '5 C'1.'!'.f:-5 -wf-if -.tr .fi - -. 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II III I I, QIIII .-f..-f--.,- . .ie-emftr-tant..-sm-s-...P .IU I.l :.. y L L DR. LEWIS J. LARSON Academic Dean QQ. ESTHER E. OSBORNE Registrar JANNITH C. LEWIS Librarian +'vSi'-iz: ADELL WARREN Business Manager ., ' . fi L , fri? If ,M , i fr , '9 - - 5 :Q 2132, ff .W ,r 2' - ' f'S,i,z--' 6 L kiwi L- VIOLIN G. PLUMMER Assistant Librarian 20. 'E 1 ,iz f ng nnv ' ,Ev- ',,,. 4' , uw , H. T. SAULTER Assistant Business Manager R. S. NORMAN Accountant ,,,.w-, ' ' ' Sfff'-F nl ' RUTH N. STAFFORD R. N. Health Services ,..., me , WWW? -- IQ' in llll 11 IK! iim Sli T11 E-lil must mn: 3.-...-. CHARLES A. GRAY Dean of Men ,. ,,,. ...,. Q, ,MN w-N- zu: pp-mgsm,-.Q 'Tim W- '4 ' .wi ELLEN G. 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W 1 x 5.41- 'i 1 1 - X, ff Z ,AL , T E. N. M. GOODING, Ph.D., Ph.D. V. G. PLUMMER, M.A. R. N. STAFFORD, M.A. L. J. LARSON Ph.D. X Q if .bg ia Division of Humanities E. B. DYKES, Ph.D. F. M. WINSLOW, M.A. I. BOOTH, M.A. QE E. ABBOTT, B.A. 7' 'T , 4. . I f Q 5 5 , , 5, fi 1 , E- OSBORNE, M.A. H. EMMANUEL, M.A. -:QNX H. BRADFORD, Ph.D. H. ANTHONY, M.A. E . 5 M Picfure 'vi V Q . Noi D355 , Available rv- 35, l I 1 ,I i -' ' 1 A. DRAKE W. ALLEN vp I .gmail 9 Q- ,., mx, ' mc ,,A. ' gi I I ..... W, A,., i ,,,. 4. I 6 H' A i Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics - O I 0 , 1 ' vw i .1-1 U f. EMERSON A. COOPER, Ph.D. Piciure 'Noi Available IRENE C. MERDITH, M.S. a . A IQL A' ' V D. ROBERFL REYNOLDS, M.S. CLARENCE A. NEMBHARD, M.A. JOHN A. BLAKE, M.A. FRANK SIX, Ph.D Division of Religion and Theology C. T. RICHARDS, B.D. Aerial view of Oakwood's campus .'. '4f01 .Huang . fu.: M Nw ll Yi ,,, , lin f jiji , A U' uw W ,, ,.i J. J. BEALE, M.A. P. E. QUIMBY, Ph.D. ,0.w af -ve . -ff ' ,' v A: -:P L 'ffm - . A 1 . lie . - af 1 1 - A gm- '- 1 , : .gang ,, .V -af .-wi. -Q - ':- :rw- .-1,1 , . ww- .f. .4 fQ,.,,- .5 ' ' . ' - 1 .q.x.4 1' 0 : i, f' v 1 v ' f U 'g ' n ,.. ., 5, 'jAf.,a1- 7' . -' Z ff, 2111: ' ij hx 'J -: ., , s :Mfr --A if -.f-g, g .hw lu, .4 U ' rv- U 1' '- -- 'Q -., ' ,Hun ...H , , ,Q ip, gl. ...Nh tn., . .-.. - .H -rw. .P s.' Zrsu .Y-----. E. E. ROGERS, M.A., T. O. SHAW, M.A. 35 1 WW 4 'W H ,Eg ? Division of Social Sciences - -:gms Q-4 , T-:??k,.t.Ar3?'1:Sg 1,4 .A .'f', 'f'-V, A - A 3 9-W ' 14 :f'XQ3f .5-113515 11:33 21. ,.,,M,'ig5fir5i il, rr 84 - gg-iw 2 4' if'S4.f fm S 'L '. -f-PW' fl , ,si uf' A 'ifi:.s,5fiv.f 1- ,fu 5 ,fkigm -,-of ., 'A -,i fix-?'3'I 5- . - '1 af bffiffff-21 . ' 1. -4 . . W A V :',fQ:-,g 'V , -, 343 ,f- f O. B. EDWARDS, Ph.D. 53 ak 1 ' 1 A , is . K N s 0 X- x Q 'W' .' '35 . 7 'N p 'rf , J.KoRcsAN,Ph.D. 5:-va L- fji-',..' Q 3 9 gui' A KN! ' C2 'fa if'-'J'2'r i ' N - ' I s M- 'Q,'W 43, M' X, '32, ,J 41 L55 1 Y If-'L 'J -.cd-. ' '22 2 ,' .J 'z N 1 w 'W 14. 12' --- -c 5 -- -4 L f '- Nf'5 -S A s 2. -J , R- 1'- , 'V F-2' A wx .bA JEEP! WJ-'fi M. J. HARVEY, M. Lm. I 'qv-' iw. M- AX: M 'Q lX96Nl966 college - mmfwzzeg an The student body this year has proven to be one which produced many memorable moments. The fun, the frolic as well as the sweat and possibly some few tears that made 1965-i966 school year what it was, will linger in the memories of us all. It was truly another wonderful year to spend here in the shadows of the oaks. 1' ,ff . 1' 1 ,, .. I Q- f 1 VN :Dx I.- i., ,, J rg 'et EA ' ' W J 4 .jj Q-' xl 5 lb' y .-:ir-fi ' g l wifi f Brown, Richard Brown, Sandra Browne, Benjamin Browne, De Leon Bryson, Kay Budd, Brenda Burpes, Evelyn Cameron, Bonita Chissell, LaVerne Choice, Donald Clark, Mary l Clarks, Katherine l f SYSP -.amy uw f -'4V . , Q gf. .Y Q gg.. :-: ' X I nw 'ww xr var.. rg, Qu ,, fi- - 'fe 1 lift , 'Z V lil, f' 'l,,l,,:g,g,, ,, ,f,.,, ,dip b fy,--if ., j.?f1,l' TNF: Q' Q, dx 1 f Hill? l A txelmlsh 5224414 Abeyta, Linda Anderson, Dianne Baksh, Serarah Barley, James Barnes, Lelia Barnes, Leonard Barnes, Willie Battles, Will Beale, Mark Bennett, Melle Bethea, Alonzo Biggs, Fredrick Black, Catherine Blocker, Paul Bonner, Janet Boseman, William Bovell, Phillip Brown, Charlotte Cobb, Pamela Cotright, Van Davis, Carl Davis, Charissa Davis, Harry Davis, Herman Davis, Hilda Denard, Gwendolyn Dore, Hildred Duckworth, Zorita Dunbar, Leteish Edgecombe, Jason Ellison, Joyce Farrington, LaVerne Fenison, Erestine Fordiour, Issac Franklin, Beverly Freeman, Marcia Henderson, Carolyn Henderson, Dinona Herbert, Kenneth Holland, Sharon Holt, Henry Hudson, Rose Huffman, James Hughes, Loretta Hunt, Gabriel Hunt, Pierre Jackson, Brenda Jackson, Robert Garrett, Artis Gates, Betty Gates, Rhoda Gibson, Martha Graves, Delores Gray, Stella Green, Equilla Greer, Pearlie Griffith, Marie Hackley, Allen Hall, John Hall, Ruth Hamilton, Alphonso Hampton, Alfred Hampton, Elestia Harris, Elroger Harris, Nana Harris, Sanfra as l Johnson, Anda Johnson, Edgrick Johnston, Allan Jones, Barbara Jones, David Jones, Earl Jones, Ellen Jouett, Anthony Kidd, Jayne Knight, Willie Laboone, Joyce LaCount, Alvin Lane, Jacqueline Lanier, Geraldine Lee, Carleta Lewis, Diane Lister, Robert Mapp, Clifford Mattox, Mary Mayo, Richard Mays, Phillip Meadows, Herman Means, Edward Miller, Emerson Miller, Leon Miller, Shirley Mills, John Mitchell, Sharon Monroe, Ceasar Moore, Nancy Moore, Oliver Moore, Sharon Moss, Lucius Musson, Ruby McCloud, Eddie ...,,,, Q S , A? .- gg . xX sw sc X . X x X e , 4 wok we , A ' ' g area! , X X 9 Z in., N 4 i A V 4 1 Q are '16 I x F Q use .- Ns 322 2? ,A Q, V' ,. .ga rv v-wah. '-Ft? fa! -,v . f f ' ' - , ., .qs-.yy .V -N. . :: ' ' ...:, , xi ..cf, ar .ff:y,fiill A l':f ,W it mtg? -g l - , -5' 1 K5 1 1 X5 ' 5 i 5 fr ,QB if x Sym cs wk, -, -72 1+-,, 4 Q Q mt sg 4 In e P McKenzie, Thermutus Page, Sarah Pattrick, Barbara Peak, Robert Pla, Glorie. Powell, Stephanie Reynolds, Albert Riley, Constance Riley, Isaac Robinson, Genoice Rogers, Sharon Sampson, James Sharon, Floretta Shurney, Darrell Simons, Geneva Simons, Richard Simons, William Simpson, William Skinner, Sandra Sloan, Edith Smiley, Leler Spraggins, Charletta Spratt, Richard Stafford, Randolph Stevens, Ralph Stewart, JoAnn Stewart, Joyce Stewart Richard Strickland, Charles Taylor, Elbert X 'K re'- il5.r': Watts, Edna Weaver, Patricia Wells, Lucius Whipple Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Wilson, Cleveland Wilson, Gladys Wilson, Ronnie R I Mi' James A 19- Williams, Jeanne , Ronold are if V I, , l fm A. 4, - .w f Thompson, Robert Turner, Samuel Tynes, Brenda Tynes, Russell Underwood, Sandra Walker, Ina Walker, Joann Warfield, Hazel Warren, Minnie Washington, Kathyrn Washington, Richard Watt, Shehenia 2 Q . .fi -1--Q. 2- r at ' xl 1 '- 2 lg Q -r NOT PICTURED Anderson, Linda Barber, Herbert Bryant, Marie Burks, Esterlene Collins, Jessie Cooper, Gilbert Finley, Robert Hammonds, Angie Johnson, Albert Joyner, Vern Hite, Jernita Mathews, Myrna Mayes, Agusta Moreland, Millicent McGee, Carl McGinnis, Leon Respress, Sible Watkins, Janet Wilson, David Wilson, Gladys Wilson, Thomas Wooding, Barbara Word, Dawson Wright, Clifford Wright, Debra Yates, Mary Advanced Freshmen Alford, Geraldine Allen, Louise Barnes, Armanda Belton, Eddie Black, Carole Blackmon, Harvey vn- eww Johnson, Carol Johnson, Hinton Johnson, Isaac Jones, Emma Jones, Furman Jones, Joyce I 40 A'0 k Bowie, Irene Bowie, Lorraine Bowman, Barbara Bowrnan, Bettye Brockenbrough, Letha Broussard, Phillip Brown, Beniamin Brown, Edward Calfe, Danella Carey, Phillip Cawley, Diane Cleveland, Celia Coleman, Leda Collins, Eastha Cordell, Jacquelyn Craig, Donna Crawford, Frederick Davis, Artie Davis, Roger Dixon, Donald Ford, Bernie Foster, James Foster, Jerome Foulkes, Daniel Gardner, Lloyd Gilbert, Beverly Godfrey, Betty Guthrie, Bleaker Gug, Phyllis Hannum, Joy Henry, Vida Howard, Ruth Hudson, Dawis Hughley, Gertis Jack, Jeanette Jenkins, Carita Mayes, Lydia Martin, Shirley Mims, Cleophas Monroe, Grace Murphy, Jesse Myles, Barbara McCloud, Myrtis McCray, Janice Neal, Marie Nelson, Russell Ockletree, Calvin Perry, Herbert Phillips, WillieAnn Preston, John Ramsire, Rosie Ratliff, Cynthia Robinson, Donald Robinson, Florestine Rhone, Rebecca Royster, Bobby Rutt, Bobby Sanders, Priscilla Smith, Abigail Thomas, Audry Thomas, Bessie Thomas, Ethel Thompson, Helvius Veal, George Wallen, Victor West, Frank Williams, Richard Willingham, Josette Willis, Aldridge Willis, Dolores Wilson, Merette Winfrey, Annette l l Kathare, Daniel Kelly, Janice Lennear, Helen Lewis, Joyce Lightbourne, Wilma Logan, Verna 1 I . ,X 9 1 ,, L Ql, Alf' C? X x awszx , asf, ,Q -'Nw ,ao G--.,,, Wood, Edward Avery, Samuel Wright, Phillip Barron, Joan Burriell, Dorathy Collins, Eartha Collins, Mary Crimes, Linda Frazier, William If NOT PICTU RED Hyden, Janice Hyder, Arif Johnson, Mattie Kelley, Joyce Keys, Liddie Patrick, Mamie Phillips, Robert Prime, Phillip x Roberts, Henry Robinson, William Singletary, Jacquelyn Spratt, Reginal Taylor, Reuben Willis, Cleo Yates, Rose M 5 mg, ll il E 1 J Q J X a X ,, V V N: , X' , ? 'ffm- s , T v'TQ...:LJ ibm gg. rn, 'iso 41X -:H Q A Q, . '-f' : 'V' Baker, Trevor Barns, Patience Bradley, James Campbell, Calvin Carey, John Cartwright, Edward Cleveland, William Colbert, Rebecca Collie, Nyoka Cooper, Emerson Daniels, Kathern Davis, Willie Dent, Phyllis Ferguson, John Gaskins, Harold Gibson, Charles Gilbert, Robert Green, Wynona Herbert, Bryon Humphery, Raymond Jackson, Joyce Johnson, Barbra Johnston, Bernard Jones, Bettye Jones, Patricia Jones, Ronald Lanktord, Joan Lewis, Joseph Mays, Verna Miles, Norman Mills, David Mitchell, Wilma McKinney, Oliver McNealy, Thomas Radney, Florence Sanders, James Small, Alfonso Smith, James Starks, John Stowers, Bernard Taylor, Rosa Thomas, James 47 XG' au x.,' Q QQ . E u T , Allen, Charles Bernard, Michael Bryant, Luther Calhoun, Frances Crarey, Robert Davis, Carolyn Dobson, Daphne Gleaves, Henry Grissom, Evelyn 1 White, James Wigfall, Mary Willis, Fred NO PICTURES Harris, Joan Hawkins, Gloria Holland, Harvey Holland, Sandra James, Leon Johnson, Lillian Logan, Joy Maddox, Sanford Monroe, Donald Morris, Barbara Walker, Emma Watson, Lloyd Weir, Morris Wesley, Phillip McCall, Karla Rice, Carolyn Richards, Carmen Sampson, Paula Stovall, Edward Thomas, Sandra Towns, Genell Watkins, Theodore Williams, Judy 0 N 0 A45 1,2 1 . Q 1? , KM lt ' . v .s 1 A - ,ms-,P ,,, gg: X. J. NXs,,,e'A X .sf,fi:!S' -x Q? SfQii?SagiSA T.. f5L ..fl'x5s.?.,,. Wligugv. C .. it sig will :IJVQQ Mya sigma 'ww' W .m.'ff'a1,.Y 2.,NwN,w'vq3 S-V ' X . .Y Axim, -f .1 5. 351 S X? 3' : , . - ..., Q is , -' rw-1-. 1 ' ' :ff . A, .1 3: . -My . Q +5 X x js X is 5 xi? N, f Wx ik as JQ' V , vxe. ,l wx, 'Qs-:H - f- 9' -I ,fr Ambrose, Arthur Avinger, Edward Bryant, Arvone Cayton, Malissa Crosby, Judy Dulan, Irwin Furlow, Delores Gaskins, Rosa Gooding, Lela Greene, Hilton Howard, Julia Howell, Halstead Jemison, Marvin Johnson, Albert Jones, David Lacy, Lucile Lee, Young Lubega, Seth Monroe, Carolyn Morales, Fred Murray, George Murray, Timothy Niles, William Pearson, Walter Reid, David Simons, Douglas Stratford, Harry Swan, Llewellyn Thompson, Cheryl Walker, Horace Wardell, Roger Warden, Ivan Watson Janice Weithers Joseph N0 PICTURES Bonney, Susan Brooks, Annie De Journette, Dorothy Dixon, Harry Gardner, Eneldini Garel, Christine Hill, Marjorie Jenkins, Paul Kelley, Dorothy McKenzie, Naomi McMillan, Witnel Pride, Lorraine So'Brien, Joyce Thongs, Laurence Wade, Geraldine i 5 l P mmvmw' E I E 4 1 , I , i J r ew 5 Alsobrook, Nathaniel Bailey, Gordon Barnes, Joseph :N ' iz, Brown, Shirley Bryant, Bonnie Carr, Patricia A u Cole, Susie Cush, Rudolph Florence, Phillip Grizzle, Millicenf Humphrey, Auldwin Hicks, Rosa Howard, Nelda James, Leon Johnson, Myrna Kirnon, Charies Mayes, Hazel Priverfe, Thadolious Ve- ' Pullins, Fred Redcross, Joseph Ross, Dennis Seay, Adele Smith, Hartley So'Brien, Jacob Walwyn, Merlyn Sfreef, John NOT PICTURED Battle, Dennis Grandison, David Seales, Lloyd Winborne, Wilma . . . One day a hush will fall The footsteps of us all, Will echo down the hall, And disappear, But as we sadly start, Our iourr1ey's tar apart, A part of every heart Will linger here . . . . . and the Talent Show? Remember . . . The Hootenany . . . Dr. Goodihg and Elder Beale played. a Tune. Wh:-1t's This? A 'wolf' in sheep's cIoThing? i The proposed site of our park. Lovely! ..-g ' Remember . The Park?,' P Our presiolenT's . . . and Walter. e i ,YJ 7? 5. ,, , '.w' - M - - ---1'- -33 -'- vb-f 1.-gfvva-1 :fit if-4?f. T' ' .w . ' ' --I'--1, j.. .., A 1'-4.,.,, 4.,M' .-P yvfsmgny-. . .ny ' .- , , - ..,,,. . . -..L' 'v-' . FWZ 'I'-'id' f ' - '-' -4 - - ' . ' H--'Af W' ' ' IJ 1.4 .l ?'- F-A JT:-., X , 1 , ' iii? ...V g 4 K V -R311-K ,L 223' - f-fb!-f '1'k Y-' Ff-9475415-'is:, k 13 4 :U ' ' ' ' 'FH ' im. 'H ff.'E4,-1'.,f, 27 fin-7, 'r' ': j4Ffifi7-' 4--Tw 'Q'2f:,'L'gisw-9'-1 s .. ' - xv-.til I, . Jig 23,4-as 2 ,A .1 - t .g, ..-.-Y . '. ,, . .-. ,,, -35 M11 - L., A 4, .3--Vu 'N A.. , 'Q ' J' f f fy ', . , . 4 --1 'Q 5 ' 3:-lZf 'f La fgli 'S3g,r fa .f+ ' 1.-'li' 1 I2 . .. find... fucmf A, 5 , imrihn. , . ,Vg - . .e.A4..x . , A VI- ,-.-,Ag,,,- ',-,'- --1, 1.1-J...,.. ll I II I dont believe it! Me?! On candid camera? v. . . . av, xx 22'-4 1' f- I ..'j ' Q, N lalll . X H I i ix v I' . .. We love Thy pines, thy elms, V w thy oaks . . . al .86 '45 'H 1 3,4 ag .ax-is I .:-V ,I A Ffa' 33? ASC -4 , 291'-' .. ,d vi ,, .15 3 , How does if look, Doc? Cheer-up Street! I'r won'T always look like This! 51? v L MV 1 E , ., ,Q , .f?v?.-! i There's always one . . . or Two . . . F w i l 4 5 i 1 9 I P w 1 i w w i ,, 1, 1 . . . or three in the crowd! Remember The Faculty Women's , 1 53 5? af ? I Bazaar? i , Y p O 5 5 ' 9 A . 1? - - gl 5 . . Q 4 . 5 'lf X I ! 'f 4 1' .4 a 1 W What does the sign on the table say? K A 0 4 N A N a Where are we? At Oakwood or in the Amazon Valley'-' 4' a Q '55 ? W -V 7 4n,,N ' ' b 'nv fY f! gn. I Zi 1' Are you happy Sylvia? Bobby and Shirley certainly seem To be! Lovely, aren'f they? l uRemember . . 6'The 'Messiah '? The .. Il ll choir! Remember . . . The Bonfirev? Q. V Q' ie 'IVR-Y' 5 67 , ,A , ,Q . A .W -., .A Lljq, 1 - A' ' x 1 at K M 3 5 4' 5 'I-3 .,-::.f., , .zf ,ru Aldwin, please! Sit down Are you in this picture? 68 6'Remember . . . The Lyceums V9 L 69 l President Pinkney welcomed Mr. Fox to Oakwood and to- Huntsville. He presented Mr. Fox a key to the city. Mrs. Booth and Mr. Fox enioying a little laugh Mr. Fox giving an autograph at the Candlelight Hour. 7u Remember These? 99 . . Come skate with me . 514 145 iff-'ij 5.41 1 f' y 2, . , yn., V, 1 S Why J. B. you look absolutely ravishing! ry, x c. K'- rix, '. ,pf is The Intellectual Affairs Committee of the U.S.M. uncovered many on campus artists during its Cultural Extravaganza . Right Norman? The clog is 'Toto'. fthe dog is in the mioldlell U I '5 in I igfeai , , ,. V - R- WJ., 5 'MQ Qs,-Lgfxn-gf-3 it if ff' 5 V Wav? . Iiiiw g 1 iff, .---.JK za . ' QM-F' ......,..,.... - suwgfi . aqu- The seventy-seventh trombone 'gtg' vu SJ , Guess who's out of step! Doesn't he look smart? President Pinkney accepting a check from the representative of Sears Roebuck and Company l 46 ft The AlI-Stars Il to rl, Front row, Calvin Campbell, James Sampson, Theodore Watkins, Jessie Murphy, Har- vey Holland, Jerome Foster, and coach Joe Redcross, Back row, Asst. coach, Cleo Willis, Sam Turner, Jason Edgecombe, Gilbert Cooper, Richard Stewart, Ronald Jones, Richard Brown, trainer Elbert Taylor, and William Battles. The fans. .. Wl1aT's This, basketball or ballet? lvlm 2. Looks . . , ' - U? ALM M , like two points . . . for Them! f' 'E- ,kiwi Ah, Two points for us this time. Pin it Richard Please don't miss it Richard. Couldn't find The handle on it Will? gas. Y , We always do This to rookies . . right Sam? --...,,,,.hh-M-1N- Nice shot Rob . . . 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Nat' ,,f'A,,q'z..? .,,. -, X, ,. yn- , 3,,m,, ,K nf' ., 1 ,335 V W -1,1 .1 .. .. .,..x.,u,,....,,. sy' 1,'uw..-A' -fax - 9i'fY'4Z?' ' . f Wh'-C'x.,3.1 - A-f,ZJ..J:iP5 ..' I 1.2 ' N,- 'ii' 83 ! I I I x V F i p I N, In I E 1 li 1 84 Soccer L.. X 3 4 yy 5 Q 1.1 r , . ., M 1,3 f 1 I 1 1 4 i w I 1 1 w I 4 s E I S in... X lg 1 X . . 3 . : I Sl L K I 9 4 A 3 a I is Il 1 T 4 86 A , , 87 ! 1 l --- 4 1 , sl Tx 1? 'Xi J. Ui 'f ,, 4, ' E F S 2 -N W W W 88 U Front row, Il to rj, David Reid, Walter Pearson, Aldwin Humphrey, Adele Seay, John Street. Back row, fl to rl, Raymond Humphrey, Cynthia Ratliffe, Michael Bernard, James White, Daniel Foulkes, Ivan War- den, Naomi McKenzie, Trevor Baker. 90 The United Student Movement of Oakwood College for the T965-i966 school year is pictured here. The U.S.M. highlighted its activities this year by presenting a series of television programs once each month which fo- cused on the students of Oakwood. The many talents and skills of the stu- dent body provided a vast storehouse to draw upon in order to present in- teresting programs each month. The U.S.M. also pioneered another extensive venture. They began the build- ing of a park on the campus. lt is not yet finished but it is desired that stu- dents in future years will take up the work until it reaches completion. The major officers of the U.S.M. are seated in the front row. They are ll to rl, David Reid, treasurer, Walter Pearson, Vice-President, Aldwin Humphrey, President, Adele Seay, Social Vice-President, and John Street, Athletic Vice- President. M Epsilon Sigma Phi The officers of the Men's Dormitory Club fEpsilon Sigma Phij are pictured below. Seated fl to rl, are Harvey Holland, Roger Wardell, and Alfonso Small. Standing Il to rl, are Edward Cartwright, Cleo Willis, Reuben Taylor, Isaac Fourdiour, and Wendell Nelson. Roger Wardell served as President and the Vice-President was Harvey Holland. This year the Men's Club sponsored a fun festival. lt was quite a delight- ful affair and all who attended were glad they had planned to do so. The Epsilon Sigma Phi is the official dormitory organization which includes in its membership all college men. Through the years of its existence it has made significant contributions to campus life in past years and will continue to do so in the future. Front row, II to rl, Harvey Holland, Roger Wardell, Alphonso Small. Back row, Il to rl, Edward Cartwright Cleo Willis, Reuben Taylor, Isaac Fourdiour, Wendell Nelson. -D- , 9l Vincet Qua Se Vincet Pictured here are members of The club. They are, fseafedl Cheryl Thompson and Bonnie BryanT. STanding Il To rl, Rosa Gaskins, Susie Cole, Janice WaTson and Julia Howard. This year The girls of The Vincef Qua Se Vincef sponsored several fun filled func- Tions. Among These were The Halloween and ValenTine's parfies. They also sponsored a movie which was shown in The worship room of PeTerson Hall. The officers were Sandra Holland, President Susie Cole, Vice PresidenT, Carolyn Rice, Secrefaryp Delores Furlow, AssisTanT secrefaryg Shirley Brown, Treasurer, Rosa Gaskins, Parliamenfariang AnneTTe Winfrey, Sergeanf-aT-Arms, Sfephanie Powell, Chap- lain. The 111-1- M Science Club Pictured here are the officers of the Science Club. They include fl to rl, Seth Luloega, Halstead Howell, Joy Logan and Isaac John- son. The President of the Science Club is Halstead Howell. The Literary Oaks Club The Literary Oaks Club is a new organization on campus. It is one of two new groups which have loeen organized during the past year. It was conceived and sponsored by Dr. Eva B. Dykes. Pictured below are the officers of the club. They are Cl to ri Roger Davis, Vice-President, Lela Gooding, President, John Carey, Chaplain, Carolyn Monroe, Secretary, and Dorothy DeJournette, Treasurer. Phi Beta Lambda Business Club The Phi Beta Lambda is a unique organization in that its of- ficers are elected each semester. The President of the club dur- ing the first semester was Thaddious Privette. The second semester officers are Byron Herbert, President, Robert Gilbert, Vice-President, Jacqueline Singletary, Secretary, Irene Bowie, Assistant secretary, Helen Lennear, Treasurer, and William Niles, Reporter. Miss Esther Gill is the faculty sponsor. r Pictured above are the officers of Omega Sigma Psi. They are Ifront row I to rl Kay Bryson, Treasurer, William Frazier, President, Janet Bonner, Sec- retary, Joan Baron, Assistant Secretary, standing II to rl, Roger Wardell, Sgt.-at-Arms, David Jones, Chaplain, Frank West, Parliamentarian, and Richard Williams, Vice-President. Omega Sigma Psi 1 t The Great Debate. 96 I The Evangeleers President, Meretle Wilson Vice-President, Samuel Avery Treasurer, Lloyd Gardner Chaplain, Henry Holt Advertising Secretary, Vern Joyner Parliamentarian, Norman Miles ,' . The Seminar Club President, Wilma Winborne Vice-Presidents, Harry Stratford and John Ferguson Secretary, Dennis Battle Asst. Secretary, James Thomas Treasurer, Edward Avinger Chaplain, George Murray Parliarnentarian, Michael Bernard Sponsor, Elder C. T. Richards noe, ,Ga-. gpm'-fy 35 98 e Diplomats Avy X I, A' The Adelphians ff. 3? Ee: The Philomels Q Some of the Campus uartets -5--....,.. The Spreading Oak Staff Pictured above and below are some ot the members of the Spread- ing Oak Staft. The staff includes Trevor Baker, Editor-in-Chief, Victor Wallen, Associate Editor, Lloyd Watson, News Editor, Ulysses Williams, Sports Editor, Susie Cole, Society Editor, Photographer, Alonzo Bethea, Calvin Campbell, Artist, and Pearlie Greer and Janet Bonner Copy Editors. The Faculty sponsor is Dr. Earl Gooding and the Financial advisor is Mr. R. S. Norman. Hey! What are you two doinlg down here? 'if 5 ..- Q 'l T t 5 EMI? . 4 Q . 5 V . . THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB The officers of The clulo are Gordon Bailey, President, Seth Lubega, Vice-President, Abigail Smith, SecreTary-Treas- urer, David Reid, Parliamenfarianp and Young Lee, Chaplain. 54 THE coLPouRTERs CLUB l THE WOODFORK CHORALE if af'-5 THE COLLEGIANS QUARTET Acorn Staff .M Seated Fred Willis, Editor, Standing Il to rl Alfonso Small, Photography Editor, Harvey Blackmon, Copy Edi tor, Morris Weir, Business Manager, and Wlilie Davis, Layout Eidtor. '. 5 ,Luk ' f ,,-' ,. .V :X ., A.. The Layout Staff .455 n- 51 E02 The Drill Teams bk hw I-1- 1 HTheyoungIadws... R Q s - ..fhe young menf The Chapel Four QF ,: nf f ,, ag. yu ,fn l .pv.-- ..,, N' v. ..,- 1 Q .Q The M.C.C. Drill Team C A s X i , 1 W, r in I4 4 ,1 'I ,lx 4 ! I F! ,i I Z I ,. I4 ' 4 I nn .' NJ' .if 414, r 4 '-1 .--K 1.14 .,g. -F9 174 Compliments of RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL LAND OF OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH N. G. Simons, Ad-minislralor C.A. Deni, Medical Direclor N. S. McCloud, Business, Manager Mrs. A. M. Simons, Direclor of Nurses T. M. Rowe, Chaplain Nashville, Tennessee Compliments of the NORTH EASTERN CONFERENCE OF S.D.A 560 Wesi l50+h Sfreei New York, N. Y. I003I One of Hwe Fasfesf Growing Conferences in Hoe Easlr R. T. Hudson, Presidenr S. H. Brooks, Treasurer Compliments of SCUTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE of SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS ThH Cf fok dcug 7l5Y QL POB 936 Nhll T CEDdlyP d+ CompIimen'I's of LAKE REGION CCNFERENCE of SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS 85I7 S 'l'I1 SII' SI' Ch g I9 III CEBdfcIP d+ THE I SOUTH ATLANTIC CGNFERENCE of , SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS 235 Ch A enue, S.W. f A+I Ia, G g P sidenlr-W. S. Banf Id ALLEGHENY CONFERENCE of SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT STS Pine Forge P yl W. L. 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