Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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X-1 erwwf True education means more than the pursual of a certain course of study. It means more than a preparation for the life that now is. lt has to do with the whole being, and with the whole period of exist- ence possible to man. It is the harmoni- ous development of the physical, the mental, and the spiritual powers. Education p. 13 F T J ,a s K . ' I 'f 'A A ' I I . 1 Pm. V Fi-.ami I 1 X ' - fn- .' , l A ' 1 4 ' Q f ' - pg 1 v ' 2 . 1 r f ,----, , X li g N . v . . 1 1 . al. 1 r if x as W . X ,, Q E ,Q 5 l rl-I eu 1 I ff .- , Q I I 24. 1 My ,-Q. .I L gtf '3 47 H' P! it ,vi f ' bf. ll- a C22 i Ag A , 1- 'D gf 7:5 .,,, I 5 15 - i 3 'Y in ' . V1 l I if 14 'F 'F 1 'K ' iii:-3 ' Q 'c -J f ,sm n -uv t u ' .-f nv-fr lr X - .. , rig ., 7 'J . - LQ--. -:4.'r':f: - ri, n pj' ,gi 1 ' - gl T' if-Egilf' - i . , f., ., n 5. - nf. ' -P 'M I1-l fn! F . D-W-g elf! Slim v. - vf':73-r:- - F5 i .HH nys ' I , :. M ,: 1 4 11. 1. l v 1 , .1 ,v 4 I 1 ' , ld! ld , : m W' I ll? i Yi- n .Qu ' l'.p me . -L w.:5:?'4i n. p J, llf',f-515 11' 7 J n

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Foreword This annual is a pictorial essay portraying the life of a typical Oakwood College Student. Throughout the decades, hundreds of men and women have entered Oakwood College, have sat at the feet of Christian teachers, and have departed to make their contributions. Today, many more are passing through the sacred halls of Oakwood and entering the world to leave their footprints there. These, however, are leav- ing Oakwood College with newer and broader ideas. So it is that the 1967 ACORN carries as its theme: ENTER TO LEARN . . . DEPART TO SERVE. As you turn the pages of this 1967 annual, we hope that you may glimpse the effect of a Christian education upon the individual, and that you will re- member, through the years, that Oakwood College is dedicated to the work of preparing young men and women for service in this world, and in the world to come. Editor