Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Dedication To be a student leader or officer of any organization is a chal- lenge in itself. Because of their undaunted guidance in helping to strengthen the physical, cultural, and spiritual aspects of our characters, we dedicate the 1969 ACORN to the officers of the United Student Movement.

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FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD It seems to me, I'd like to go W Where bells ne'er ring or whistles blow Where clocks ne'er strike and gongs ne er sound But where there's stillness all around. Not real stillness -just the trees' Low whisperings or the croon of bees The drowsy tinkling of the rill, Or twilight song of whippoorwill. 'Twould be a joy could I behold The dappled fields of green and gold, Or in the cool, sweet clover lie And watch the cloud-ships drifting by I'd like to find some quaint old boat, And fold its oars, and with it float Along the lazy, Iimpid stream Where water-lilies drowse and dream. Sometimes it seems to me lmust Just quit the city's din and dust For fields of green and skies of blueg And say! how does it seem to you? --- Nixon Waterman

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The United Student Movement Officers