Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

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Hlli'H'1'lP J'J.'i f':Ui 11 . .. , ', ' 4 5 , - ,.., 1 , tim i., , Students and Faculty Oakwood College Huntsville, Alabama Greetings in the name of our Lord and Saviour, Iiysus LTIT What a tremendous time to be alive--and to by Q t .ttyl most challenging days in this world's history ,. 31.112 ki called of God to help in various ways to prepare 1 'w-triple i meet Iesus I believe our time is short. What we do we Zittlsi tio .1 iz There is no time for delay. I know that both tied ani church can depend on you to do your part prayurt'-,:ll'.' N - fully. Let no man despise thy youth! lit- an actixu- lolz ing for the One who loves you and died for -3.-rrp! 7. me l f ' greatest year of your life. May the Lord richly bless each one ot you , mlf Uoixlitilly you: skim-at I .X Afgftx r-'rr f'-.MN A lgfjbflf 'S A if f'f ,r7 ,- Qmfzwmf may HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA 35806 orricl or THI Pnlsonnuzm' November 20 ,l9 74 Dear Students: While the contents of these pages are intended to recall the highlights of the past school year, no photograph, no prose, however elegant, can capture the full warmth and joys of the Oakwood experience: for Oakwood has always meant not only quality education but also a distinct life style unduplicated and unparalleled anywhere in the world. The most special part of the Oakwood community is, of course, its student body. Therefore, it is my earnest hope that all students past can view these pages nostalgically, that all students present can view them proudly and that all future students will sense herein an invitation to become a part of the rich and happy Oakwood tradition. Very sincerely, C, B, Rock President CBRfdew ,L , -., f - 1 1 5 . f L fn' mx' o -' , . wi: rw i? u W? 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Q Q 5, 'Q Wx v , -QNX' i K . x Q ' -5 1 , ' Q' K A Mr Hampton first, now Mrs Hampton? 4, .r 7 , REGISTRATION AT OAKWOOD COLLEGE 986 Students have registered for the -Xu- Iumn quarter at Oakwood College, at- cording to Dr. Emerson A. Cooper, Dean of Academic Affairs. This figure sur- passes Oakwood's prexious high enroll- ment of 843 last year. SMILE .... No! xou Tom JV . T - W K L, pn, I YEAR BRINGS . . . NEW IDEAS, FASHIONS, EADS, AND RELATIONSHIPS. w fl' ,pw- QQ., gl' ,C ,af 2 ,W 'Wi J A 4 1' a y 41105: 'Q A R Q3 1 6 ' 'K fy ,M k . 3 -Q Z 6 4 4 3--. 2'5 lf' A R ,U -.ga .. :..V CW' Ni' 'f ,A-2 ff . , m h'??f'4'l4 ' , ,Q HM.-, hr ' yff' 5 SQ 5 ' H? neqle 9795? S G Tl Swann it - I P 2 J , 5 S F 5 I f A 5 5 5 1 Z 1 f + 2 F 5 5 E l E 1 P I 5 ,-..-N-v.................4 God used the Holy Spirit and Elder Earl tlanson to bring about the rededication of many students' lives during the Fall Week of Prayer. Elder Cfanson delivered enlightening messages each evening, emphasizing that our relationship with God is a personal thing and calls for a special dedication on our part. Many students participated in the services by singing or giving their personal testimonies. Our prayers are with Elder Canson as he returns to his ministry at the Normandie Avenue Seventh-day Ad- ventist Church, Los Angeles, California. WEEK OF PRAYER ENHANCES STUDENTS PIRITUAL GROWTH I A1 il I , THE FO RTH ANNU L COLLEGIATE BIBLE CONFERENCE .L 'N-Q Mfif Robert james, M.V. Leader leads the way for group discussions. Tim, Pearl, and Melvin take a break from taking pictures to have their picture taken. ! '--.- 'x.....- 'Sf-1 1 3 l l N. Pura-Irv. Lum Inf If WIA ly-vf' :tn 1'- X on V -4 f. .' I X u if M ? 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Among his accomplishments on campus was the successful Editorship of the 1972- 73 Acorn, Charles is a native of Oak- land, California. -if x . 75 X- mf -.bw Q 6 b X s A . , gfkww-'M - - ,ff FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT EARL HUBBARD A smile says it all Happy faces reveal some of the joys of education a 4, :ii fig 0 Q: 4, P -1 .21 z lg, , Ne. , -. - sms, W fN Q Kiki! 'A 3 fm 32 an john Trusty's joy is in spvaking Gening it together makes you happy WN Hsu jwlg-- , ,. u.,IA f I X ,LA K N., , ,Q Erik r - af X55-,L f f- , fxf x xx X ,cf BLCOD DRIVE The process may be a bit slow, and a little painful, but a smile is the price tag. 'W'-v,..... '3 ' 'Q' 1 5 H 5 I OAKVVOOIJ Sll,lJlNlS lflfil AWARIJ lOR lllllld lilOOlJ tl audit lliornas, lr., Uvan ot flllfllfi Oakwood fiollffgf-, prvsfaritf-fl a plafim tht' studt-nt body on W1-clrif-sfla., jar it I dit U during tht- c liapt-l assi-rnbll. in 'kslib i to Oakwood Collvgr' by rbi- liirrriiri iii regional and Huntsvillf- tliaplr-rs o Amcrrif an Reid C ross for sttidf-nr part tion in tht- school's first blood rlri.t-, bit on October ll. lnat tirst dmc- raisi-rl ' units, or bi H gallons of blood trorri a iir ' quarter cfnrollrnant ol 187. Ariotliffr dri - i scahecluleed for April 22, in thi- Blalti' I f-nit r A needle point has opt-nt-cl this door or lm, to i SOU Life requires the gixing ot ont- s wli xi S i. -up orlurn. ilbf' plaqufl was rf-r 1-ntl. .1 .zarf 1 f UPER TIO ws-A 5 .Wd , k .a 91 ' 'MV K 9. 'W 36 I ME, S 'h,, if W, vw .0114 f X1 af ,af + . . . 1 9 ' i , an ' . 9, QA Tfifvwxs in 5 Q 'x:.'.' 3' ,p ' A X ' 'X . 1 L- x 1. My wi. wnlfx n.. xt .us-4 at , s -ali: .. ..- - 4 nh. - , . HA 'I -al' 1 ! '- - 1 -L .f ' C I' u . l . I ,I A ,ld . x Y' 'Ja- ' , 1 ..-8 I 1 V . fyv FQ .'K,5f. I lctucrxwm thx! Max kwa llII1lNixi x NSINGSPIRATIC We lift every voice and sing during the hours of the Sabbath. We are happy because, His banner over us is love 38 wk, W 'IN g L' fn. -...W 4 i i ,sg 5 i .W -Nw--frg , ,W Hfmdmh.mr1,In-,1rvYr,hf-.m, sf f joys of r4-urnun ' 5 H-s f hi. 1 fr, ,U q . K3 ' 5. . t I x FVOIT1 n'H'r1lr1g1 to Cxvvwqrvg xsq wundmg rmlxu FFg g'iJ5? ...- f . - P-Q. - . A 54-51: 'Q' xg. F9 433' .. gy - 9 ff' i TQ' Qi nf w, .- , ' ':' 9 1 I 1:5 ' ', -D ,- fs ' 2 1 1' , - f, 1 ' ' Q' ', 4 'H' J ffx -.e- 'v.- -. vw Ja - -. jj I , . -- Ln .4 I . 3 P .. ,vid yr,-. ,- -- I! 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The auclientte tt-axtt-tl iff' talent, beauty, elegance, xti le, and good tiiocl .ix they awaited the Sweetheart Coronatiiin. Do-.tn home soul was brought back as the it inner t inota Ammons gave a prewentation debit ting init- 'Blackness'. As 5he Qontluclecl, tht-re tttix ni. doubtg she was the greatest. 42 di ,. ww Ulm of Q 1 4 LO E , CHARM charmeth meg my plea? range so free? '9l'b'l x -A 3 5 'J EJ 'EZJ' cz- f.- VI r cf 3 l . A 'Q L? X -, , f Q7 154' 55 2 ' Q. . I- ' F - C, C7' -'-I ff? ff 'W lb .- il tj 1 ' LT? 1, C! ii!! ' 4,11 , , -'i' ' nf ,f gn Tic., . 1 Thou whom Cod hath endowed with tharm that wt How canst thou hate both the taharm and All rar dta' t Must I go on and on a slate, and thux emhmttiu :wt While thous, Emhantess art Iett to roam low N ww t P Must nu dumb heart be staked like an .l .l7T.l x graze, VVhile like the sailing kite, l'm toxwd hx thx v'.zg t 1 gaze? l can't go on and on as doped hx a sure riartota is And be without not a care to xou, a ' low-vt k rwax Thou whom God hath endowed with thaw' that txt rharmeth meg Fw 1 K Hou canst thou haw both the tharm amy up K- L i W mx plea? E'en tho mx heart must tlce that it mat won gt harm, lt still can but tret tht sxwetmtw or tt-u rl :it Charm! LOVECHARMLOVECHARMLOVECHARMoxtttll-xRx11ox Mill-XRNtlUXlL'll-XRNHUX tuiiwxiiox it'ii1xRxi.ux lx --uv bs kltlcf Rl lotiwx STUDE TACTI ITIES BO l g'z,5 gag -4 f mf . f Q .. v . A f After an informative week of schooling, bowling is an enjoyed outlet. We must perceive our goals before we strike them. SKATI IGHT If 44 Going in circles is what it's all about as O.C. students take a 'Skate Break' after a heavy week 7- fi-xf . 1 . .4 nlrfwy BLACK MESSIAH I I I K Q9 E500 I --X 1 5 ' ,xx Rx 'N ,LEX 1 O Y -xbs, Q I' f,'iMf?P E Q -QX n f Q Mi -X ix! UPL xx . X . ,fs x., Ay 'X 7- , , 5556925 M-f-fwymg E ma V. ,Q ,Jr L iiw-4, Jn' s'v, 5, ' X - 'L ,' L 'X if L . 5 TAC KY -. 23 mivf i xiii., .10 ,Y Y a .ji spar' aw., vzyiwwx .,:,1 wi 55,53 3, ' ', 5211, 'q 3 'bf Mx 4 l 42 I! ' Zim V -fl-,' . X . 'Wg' z 5 , 4,5 fax , Bi . Ju be I A ' 'iw 1,51 , 2 f' ',-fz::f.i?31+ - ww 0 R ,f ' nf. . I My .,,, ,M gh- 1 , . W 61' ,.,, r rf 'La X sg wx' .W :lm s- 5' LT! A , V14 we X 4. MUCK FUNERAL The Oakwood College NAACP per- ' h' resenta- formed a one act play in t err p tion of a Mock Funeral. All were dressed ' ' om- in black. The processional was c posed of a few members of the Mem- ' l was bership Committee. The Eu ogy given by the NAACP President. She in ' d tbod her speech, reminded the stu en y that the fight for freedom is still on and ' b 'n s will be until the Lord returns and ri g peace. After the Eulogy, the casket was ' the o ened and the members threw in P bl akers in our society: four basic trou e-m Pride, jealousy, Sin, and Satan. NAAC - ' ' . f -, 1 , 4. A v - :V'.i:::l.L? - I N ..l,. . T .. nf ,LI aff fn? T Yiw- 1.18 JF' nga,-1' wr!! . .I 'O I l 1 i I v f f : . Q . 5. W' J x .Ali MARGO BAR ETT 1 ' 5 In --mmf-54 ' , l' ' , Us -M m. -1. x W . 1 1 vw.. my 1 nm un M AX. 'w ... e. If 5 'f . Q 'v ,534 ,'. .0,,f,,'4 fy N -.Q--, . ,v ft ,, . 1 ,..4......v .Q-4.41 . . .ow..e sou... 0 Q lv 'u ...xxx UU fn ,. f, 1... 1, 1 D .v':..le., ,'. KP,-,.-:..v ' '. 1 ' , Q, , wi. x., M f fu . ..1..,.. 1 'I X '1- .,!.,'.,s,h , , U., .,v., , . ., , . ui., 5'-,' x fr' f ,- . 4 - ,Q ,- ,n ,- ,. ,Q .xx Q:.4.-. f.. v....,. ,-. ...--.. ...Qs--. Q.. --., Q..-.v,'.. - .vf .'.'-'.v-,' v'. ' 4. ...n. - ....s.v , ' . Q sv , ,n......,...- I -1.0 . .., Wu. ., +4 5 x-., 14 vvv. n ,-q.ov', -'+'. ' u ',,, 'w. 1, lf,-. 4 . ., .,,.+.,l Q., ,Hn 'v4. Q.. H . .f 1 1.33.-.. , ,, ,, w, ni.-,' .',-0.1. H. . , '. ' 1N.,, ., W u .,'n.f, ,A , Q. , . -A s 'A v ',. f .,9 ,vf.' .ve u f 1 f -N Margo Barnett: Dramatic' interpreter of biar k poetry-ffstablishi-ci a variation of Ihr' mood that Create black culture. Our emotions and senses wcfrc' strfftr hed to new Iwi-ighls as stif- illustrated that Black is a Beautiful Woman. And wc: com Iudefd our lyf ifum Sf-riihs -i.i.iiii .4 burning pride realizing that indeed, Black is a Beautiful Cuulturi-! tg , s :uw-v-' ---,. ,.-- N, . 2 A. . ,1 I b.,,:,s.x' ...- . .wr ., a- A ... -e Av N., 3 - i i i i ,.,. ,, X -vc.n.Q--' . -.--. .. ,,.V -- QA i 1 I W , 'sf J fa ,f .5iggE2Z:,- . 5QHwQmwww LYCEU Culture reflects the productivity of a people in relation to fine arts, humanities and science. lt is univer- sally acknowledged that all of mankind has some talent to give, and we at Oakwood can attest to that fact in a special way, as our heritage indicates an overflowing richness in culture. The 1973-74 Lyceum Series drew from this heritage a spectrum of talent which touched on many levels of the black expenence. i f J an , , f fri 'L . I' kfffzga ' if ff 5 f , ff! 1, i Z 9 f , 2 wt M 4 f 4' f 1, fi, -ff ,, , . , 1:5 4 ,fy 4 f --4, f' l I KY i 4 0.2 If .Q U LEX HALEY trnotix ati-rl Nlulf mlm Alex Haley noted author, revealed to us his intimate association with, and the fort cfs tha I X. But most importantly, he presented to us the thrilling, factual account of the hlac k heritage: as our Roma were boldly and brilliantly exposed. V l l N, Wnx' I 1 1 55' Qi 'Q' .A Lx N - Iain., . W A 'x u -n -,s .lnxm 1 it -Wild. hifi vw wr -25--. , sus' ' N, Nita, as 3' A ' .,., 'QVN mx Lv c 5-3- 'Flu iyfz .,,: e-+-mf ,V V gf N V ' ' av , . 2 , V ' . 5 3 U if , 4 P ' 12 , , ,. , f f:Q,.,:f:.,1I-. ,fii1+.?f'1: .. 'H' V . - W . , 4, WV if Y Qi' ' f , ff 51322 K ' ' ' ' I V M ' - .,1..w:1.M.,gw1,4z,411-.5 Q - , f Q ' , ., V ' - t ., ., 'I .if L'1T:i-if2:5f1w',2f ' 2 ' V. if Swffwsffw' Qi, P 541 , V??9gLm,fgw.qJfse,y,Mwacw.-fwh:-alle.my 12' ,- .,., f . 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W-:Q,3p63g,:., I mmmwnw u 5-2112: , .,.4:,,.m.:,w-., gg L,.. ,. 1 f :x:25,'1,,':l-.:v,'2',:F:2efl'Z2lE'.f7 ' ami oLvMPiANs The main intent of the Oakwood College Olympians is to promote physical existence in the Christian institution. thi- name Olympians, as you may have already surrnised, was inspired by the world Famous Olympic flames. Gymnastic s are one of the fast-paced sports. It requires expert timing, rhythm, strength, flexibility, and most of all, originality. The Olympians strive for perfection in each feat that they at- tempt, whether a full twisting, front lay out, a front drop on the trampoline, or a simple stag leap on the balante beam. The instructor is Daniel Winslow. The P.E. Department is under the leadership of Coach 1. Roddy and Mrs. L. Mont- gomery, who have been helpful in making many arrange- ments to assist the team. The Olympians were organized in November of 1973. ,,.,, ,, T 3 N u if-A We r . xg? Q Ji. 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And Roger shows them. 54 .1 .V+ Q61 3 ,. ,fs 3.41- , N 21 fm Q-I X 'R jf MR A D MISS O.C. 1974 CHARLES MEYERS Mr. Oakwood College is a Iunior from Inglewood, Califor- nia. He is a History Major and a Sociology and Secondary Education Minor. IOY IENNINGS Miss Oakwood College is .1 Iunior irom Bronx N She is a Home Economics Major. O.C. S DIES 1-4U 5 A' 3 2A ACIZDUWTINSI Q M V 342 R .153 Q W 2 G RC U PS '53 , - fr ,iv - ' , . :eww -A? x W . . 'rw 1:14. f' P1- fa '95 fk' Y ,air M- f gg I-..,:3f? 1-1' H fr Ml. . 3 5532 4 4 , 1m ,c.:.Q f - E5- 'VFW ' Kvwei sm vw? , 1 Hin. 3 . G! , x 58 ...fo- iii? v..x..,,....., ,,, 'Y 31.4. Q. 'vw xv. .E -we 'fa Q lm- 52+ . b . -fm-, ww.. ui!! Q' Y.:-if 1' . '! K X K 'S X5-5.1 ity I DIVIDUALLY -nqfl-P ,Q',,uln-V O Uasivtfl-Q N wiv 1' J. ,A w X ' 1 v x 2 . N. 1 www an if iv A ffl, W 'nl I . 5 N. -5 ,., , ,J., A 1 - I X .1 , , , .Ar '. my ,, ,gd . ,P 5 X ., U, Yv o iff? -.'9 'N ii .ig 7 :mm f-fri, wmwwfw , ,QM ' 'N A . -FS NW' gg .4 .W -. 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Exritvrm-rut rrrurrivrsfd Ashby Auditorium as A cuptivutr-d rroxxd watched with joy and ultirrmtr- sorrow dS I hi- riago defeated Oakwood, Sunwv I 5. A . ' t -5 N8 i '- l . I . l . .. U' 4-- 'NX- x1S93 K ' VETERAN'S D Y ?w A 'N . s ,WK BLACK HISTORY WEEK MW f iff, -2 A, W REF! Eff ,Qi N dwg ,fi 4 fgw'3f5ffwf fS4f Mg, H MQ it jf 1 'f 1 P if 'fu' 'Lash' 'Q fi.,xf s., fa f Q., 4 if, 55? ,,': ,, , .K t -I ZV3,.? xi 'ff' H fx , .143 L2 gh-A ,bit LX PRIEST DAY K , H 4 T '-T 'r-I'1-v r1 - x 4 x 2 . w 1 1 , I i , l 'fl .b ,elf ! 1 L ' ' Q ' . ' . . f f ' - f V v , I 1 1 l 1, , lg L-AlflE 'Wf' k . S A ? .gg fi ja' BLACK HISTCRY COINT'D B O65 FROM fha Cioowzy 2 .-' ALUMNI WEEKEND SEVENTH ANNUAL ALUMNI HOMECOMING s-7 ff lo 5 5:1 s L UNITED STUDENT MGVEMENT EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1973-74 1 Zavon Kanion, Vice-President fnrliss Cldahnn, Awsmnr Sw rf-ur, ,,,,,m Q T . :MR - if .. '- l', , , ,',, XX V J ., . A V ,,,, if ... I ' . 4. 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K Q nvz V g' - I A , S . 'IAAW , 41 3 ' fi . .,2- - n W. We-1 S , 'W ff 2 f 4:2S 'S E' -S,' 1 f ' , R H I , 5 V , In .: ..,.. Q A P Q ' I S S1 CHAMPS IN TEA ASKETB LL RCOKIE A D MVP .415 M u ff M' 4 1 Y N' I S Q M CHAMPS TEAM FLAG BALL ., v' 534. x ,xx 4 J.,-f' Xi AX - 11 ' Q-nv Lvading pasn r ru In r rg Lx IX K r md ur l u 5 fx J ORGAN ZATIONS ln- 3 ..- Nr w., K SOI ahurrurm- f '.Jy.-.5 , xi! F K1 ld.. fl? f In-Jw CRGANIZATIONS CONTINUED w W 'H Edwards Hall Dorm Club l l l Business Club, Phi Beta Lambda Y 3 ' 1 , 1 '53 .Wwvz-5-Q ruff? warn.: as. ,msg S- Carnprmg Hub X X M 'N IZATIONS CUNTINUED is , 'S 'ai'-,F R 1 45 4 - X gl' Gmrnh Uxhc-r Board C.E. Mosele-y's Homiletics Class 9 -4 4 MN, Q, Q w Married Students 92 .y . , 1441 ' wwfffgwg .4 Z- '14 , K K s Orrwgd Sngrrm S.N.E,-X. 'CK 5 ' ' X' x.. M A At if -fm 841 an ,151 X? 4, . 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O-'19 X J lj Dnous STORY F ug?- if xf 0 ' ., Q 'Vs T---4.x . i-.N .Ffh x', K ff- ff' ,igwfkii H.. , . 5 T -' ,- .5 F Home Economics Club FK. .ark sg- .sixw -,, if, M- 1 4 yf Q' zz 1 P ? v :fi iss 2 and 'Dr' Dr. Warren's Homelitics Class 3539? I 'T fi if .142 1 ,K 'J J 4, giji ka , j5..,,.7:,k.G 9 i. 2 I l- ' PM 4 ' xx, 4 Ig' i, 'I A I . .ASX WHAT CAN WIPE AWAY MY SIN? NGTHING BUT THE BLOOD 0F IESUS P' s l js l fi 'fl' 'I Jr Q.. ' 'C'ff '- ,r as-'Q ...Q fi ENCEMRUT ..' . 1 f R53 ig ' C It x If J, ! I, . if .jf V, X, if fi GRAD ATIO DAY The eighty-fourth graduation exercise for 109 seniors of Oakwood College was held on the last weekend of May 1974, featuring three traditional commencement programs in Ashby Auditorium. The weekend program began at 8 p.m. Friday with the Consecration service. The speaker was E.l. Humphrey, pastor of the Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist Church in New York City. Weekly Worship services of the Gakwood College Church were combined with the Baccalaureate at 11:00 a.m. Saturday. In charge of the service was E.C. Ward, pastor of the College Church. The speaker was H.S. Walters, president of the West Indies Union of Seventh-day Adventists. The final graduation event was on Sunday morning at 10 a.m. when the commencement speaker was Dr. Prezell R. Robinson, president of St. Augustine College, Raleigh, North Carolina. Degrees were conferred by C.B. Rock, Presi- dent and Mrs. Wilma Foster, Registrar. gt ,v 4 'f? gil Lge, 4 5 .rgggizexg-,.SW' .... - -141,-,,. . , .V - w1Qr::-:fri-1 4' . A-fir' ' - fm. ., 41? ' 1- 'i- '4.i.:l . ' ly. '- Adell Warren, Business Man ager, stands in honor of gradu ating class 74 'kr ..: -'.-+..:.::g1.. -' '3 f A 5,5 - - fx- walk e f1gEL.f e-52iSi?32..iEZ1' if '- - T2i.Qi.f .5135 f 'f : .. , ffset..3- 1 .. Q1 wwmkN.mW,WMM.mMqMNw,k Y L ,S:,,3,,-. A it 4 h . -. .4-it .f 1 , ,Q Y ,. 1 . 5 4 S i Q 1.1 .- Z X ff ' 1 ' 52-A-: ' , . C E 'aa-www, 'fvs-dw-n-WN., m-wav..-,...Q.....,..,, wtf.-ff 102 Yu- 15 G' f ' 4 ffm 25 H 1' Q . k 'sn X 4 Il C 'U 1-lil.. 'hp TO F LLY TILIZE THE The Past Has Gone Let's Learn From It The Future Is Vast Let's Look To lt The Present ls Ours Let's Take It THE SENIOR CLASS Ahead of you lies the road of your journeys-mysterious, challenging, and perhaps a bit frightening. When you come to a fork in your road, let the spirit of God, the good moral principles and wisdom that you have devel- oped hear at Oakwood College, be your guide. At the end of your road you will find an unreachable star- everyone has oneg but always remember that your unrea- chable star is only as far as your most earnest attempt to grasp it. Special Music Booker T. Rice, Class of 1974 104 'fbi 04 1 A Conferring of Degrees, C.B. Rock, Pres. and Wilma 1. Foster, Registrar I Iwi ' 2Efg 3f'12'1'2i VM ,EPZ 3 sl C51 ' ,ii il wmxwmm s-I--sff.-..,.f...q S Sa m is congratulated by President Rock. IFICENT GIFT OF TIME Many a time I have heen strir ken tu the earth, hut the earth is full of strength whit h I take to my heartg I have been defeated again and again, but thi-ri: is something within me which is nf-ter defeated. For I am full of New Beginnings. -Don Marquis Kerri Lawrence, Music Coordinator Directx Seniiirx in tht' I law .ii l.I fr 'Y , ff: N1 WA W 42453 WMM 1 munzn an . 2,525 A 2, -1, 5 4 an, .1 z' FW ,5 5234 GU! .Y if EJ E F sv V, , ua..-51.5 , The pi I 1 . i i l y l i 4 ' ,' ., 5 fl I J .gn v - ' fa lla' iF -I I .S 6. . aryl S. if :r ' Q lit ' s- M -4 3 '1 -, -Q. . 1 f , , 1.-ml I ' i . l 'l t W , x it lr gf ,g f ' Ter 1 u ,,.,.. nf' l'A Ln-i.....+, .v it 3 i 4 r t' , , ,i .i i l 1 .u f' f , . . F N x Na+ 1 ' K 1- The largest graduating Nehior tlaw ti- date showed their deepeet gratitude arid apprt-t ia- tion to Oakwood College hx prexeritirig tm- future Oakwood College Churt h huiioir-R with a beautiful, traditional, and orritial wi.- enth-day Adxehtist Churth SILLU, to he plat et: v at a strategic point so it will be the iirxt iroiet. seen bi members and pawerbw as time t-rites the new road that will lead trom Sparltmaii it the new church home. The xign ix approxi- mately I3 feet high and ti teet long. It nu in lighted 24 houre a dax. The sigh was presented to the Oak-.to Church on Sunday lune 1 at the grauua: serxices, bt Charles Battlex filxlxltlvlll ii' t graduating class ot IW'-lt Paxtor LL' Hart: r the Oal-mood College tfhurth attepied 1 grand gitt in a gracious maiirier, .iii ht-haf the church members. l ,f in ff . :F iN Freshmen I 2125355 1- 1 -152 Frdnr is Aglmril lif: Valerie: Alifxdrirlf-r lanicc- Alltfri Swlwfstcfr Allvn ludith Alston Daxid Anturiiri Arlarncf Arriix Sudic Artis Tirnothx Bainu Walter Ballard john Barn julian Baxter Renee Bulwt Nathanivl Bmiiclci Colleen Bm ci Dcborali Brat lwnx Leon Bmdlm Gloria Brantnrd Ann Bridgcxxatcr Laxxrvmc Britton Ira Bron n Nt.1rtniA Brown Ntarmn Bron n lcrox llrxant loscph Llilvb Debra t'lvinct'N Earl Clvx0l.1nd DCIIISU LOUD MN Freshmen 4 ,T -qs-5, WL fS fl ji -tt . ll x' wud ' X B x FY' AQ M 9-fr a as 9+ -6'- .5i1Zi '- fxfx i iz 3.12, fo Y. ii. iw ' f 4 ' X-X-i-VR, ...u..:U'i-X ,N Ir Dffririis Alffxdririf-r Anita Askmx Harold Bdriric-r julian Baxter Loon Bei-auliefu Brenda Bldc krriori Eddrvss A, Bldxlor Lx Cxwndolxn Boxwrx Patricia Brown Lerox Briant Debra Cook Victoria Cox Sherilxri Currx Daxxit Debcla Rox Foster lanet Futuii Rhonda Liibfom -Xriceii Hall lohii Ham-N ing Mtiica Harrison Christine Hcmpiiill lisa Holkiimiii- Loon Houston Stcwii Iamksoii kvitli lcnkmx Xiartha Ioim-im Edwin ioxrivr Iaiiws ixclix Freshmen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE .Vg Q05 5? v-Ast IN-hr.: f um- Purmlri f '1wl,.'.f f ,Ylftll.lf'1f'1 f,h-.mf1r.1f1,r' f '.1LJffJYx, fuYYwr Nh'l..1fM- Nilhfu-ll 114.1 I'rmlII.1 K Ln' B.1rb.1r.x C urrmkn himunci l urn Ru kx lJ.1x-.M llmn lhlmm' Hmmm IMM- lN'N!.h' Urlwll Immx lllmmrw LAW' I N RlU f'L ' xml -2 . px ml, vw alwxk, Nay, Vx 5 .. fx 45 if K, I Q I 'Wm .4 1 jk ' xzkiwl 'JW , , 5, ,ws-, ' - '1 1 L A XLAJ . xg 'lv , K L 'wx-, ,. 1, - ,, X .f. 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Hnlha- l.xc xndd i'..m NNIXIJ fnulxw Rm-glrmld in-vu' Nhlrnixn uuiv rw Hmm-rlx hurl Ivm ffjffvfl Mark LAM.-' '.XIHUf1,'x' k.'L'r NVXUIIX N U Lhvrxl H.mh fx 1 kfmriw Mxufx Ix.m Hmrmx I.lr1u'N Hn!! NTVU' ?'. f.' ' lx.I 4' MQIX'x. XT., ,l...x . N ln-lvl . .4.. . XX .2 . x , Nix N z, -x,..... N t ImEHmr1lwv lunior any M Z ,I QV ' is atx ' 0-.C ad fD FUPHJTN 4 fl!! K' w 'vlfmur K , f,Iv'VN1 uf ffmrNv' 'fu 1' I-'uw-r R 1 1, NJMAHL 1 frhlYll'N Nhlhr Fmmklxrm Xmm Xml MMM I1 IX N4 mm m lnxm Xmu n'ln.wm,1U-X V IUP1 mmm LW L lM1m.1UuL X x pw... x U lx. 1 Q . g.. QQ Name: Doris Alford Major: Music Education Name: Linda Ammons Major: English Name: Beatrice Banks Major: Business Education Narne: Paula Barnes Major: English Name: Michael Bennett Major: Psychology Name: Alona Boggess Major: Secretarial Science 144 SENICRS 1974 A we-uw ,puff X -li if ., ,, Xkm Na NK!! I x Nz' x X N :H XL! X1 X12 X3 X.: Name: Ruby Burgis Major: Behavioral Science Name: Queenie Bryant Major: Psychology Name: Sandra Calvert Major: History Name: Ronald Campbell Major: Business Administration Name: David Coleman Major: Theology Name: james Cox, jr. Major: Theology 146 'fs QQ? 1 i Y I '1 Nm! Y J 'mum IJ.-f,. QJIUF x UM' NWA! . ' kkx 1 u NMMA Pxku u XLVU' N1,2f c Xl :'N1 x XMI U' NA . X..i K N22 A DEBORAH E. DUFF Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology NANCI EDMOND Major: Elementary Ed. Minor: History DAMARIS L. DAVISON Major: French Minor: English IACQUELYN DOBBINS Major: Business Ad. Minor: Sociology PARKER R. ELUENCE IR. Major: Business Adi Minor: Religion l Ill IAN l . l'URl3ES Majort Elf-nwnlary hcl. Minori History I4-8 jf -Q7 -...N Cgfilfx i ' if Qvihr xlF5lVTx'1'1 ff, .,4' .f, -1 fH xRlfNf H 'J Nhllur '.1.1VM- 1' mr P!'u.w NE-XRN1-X1,F-NLD Xmgur liwxhw. wr Emglzvw XHTT 1 FAN mr F'wUMw.g. NYY Rr. Qu NX xX X RXXQ: 1' . .'w,. .- m . , N .,,. ., .,. A . X u . NL? N, x,l...l...:. xx mv -'--H SHERI B. FORREST Major: English Minor: Secretarial SC. EVELYN FURLOVV Major: Elementary Ed. Minor: History ANDREA O. HARRIS Major: Secretarial Sc. Minor: Business Ad. IOCELYN HERRINC Major: Home Economics Minor: Behavioral Sc. MONICA B. HOLNESS Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology SHARON R. HUDSON Major: Business Ed. Minor: History 150 SENIORS www 1 A Ill, ' 11 ..' V 1 f XM IH H- mr K-X-ilfpf IH 1 Nhrurff H V f KH-XRHN ' Nhlynr Hn 1 NTHWHV N xx Nl FRI XX HL NLIMH I' m r XUHU NWN XMIM xx--. XY. XL! X! ' SYLVIA I. IACKSON Major: English Minor: History ROBERT L. IAMES Major: Theology Minor: History CAROLYN IOHNSON Major: Business Ad. Minor: Accounting WENDELL IOHNSON Major: Psychology Minor: Religion DAWN LAMBE Major: Business Ed. Minor: Secondary Ed. RONALD LANG Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry 152 SENIORS Kwik' 'xiims 'x .---A-Q LAY GUN NJ -40N ',f,pi . f,' bv '. lf!! N H NNVJ. '-M2115 Hfww- ' N1rVvuV N- 4 , l.fXll N1 HDNEX NLIIUV f,rf 1- ', Mmm Hur kllxxfx X1 K kfx XLUU' HHN 1 NN X Xhmx' PM W1 KIQQ x ,xx Q XLEA' X',Nx xx ..A,. : v-xx W -v x Xu.: A. px. .,, xr '- X- xg N YVONNE D. LEONARD Major: Biology Minor: Chemibtry NATHAN L. LEWIS Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology PATRICIA MITCHELL Major: Business Ad. Minor: Secretarial Sc. EUGENE MOORE Major: Business Ad. Minor: Accounting LLOYD McCALLA Major: Hiitory Minor: Religion MARK A. MCCLEARY Major: Theology Minor: History I3-4 SENIOR I Q s ,A l SME, TVN 1.49 as. qwx 1'l M, f1f,fNi . H 1' 11 'V IXNUNK xr' XXWurl1w..,-Q mn QM RRXN wx ,V fx UXN: 1 'Xfk' N ' T VVALDO C. MQMILLAN Major: History Minor: Busiriews Ad. CHERYL D. MCRENZIE Major: Home EL. Minor: English AUGUQTUS F. OGISTE Major: Theology Minor: History SHARON E. OUTLAW Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology IOEEELYN D. PERKINS Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology IOETTA PETERS Major: Elvrmintary Ed. Minor: History 1551 SENIORS ,WX lU'xfUf7' DC x UN P Q NM --..-wa 15-KIA ,Q-NM., 'xl' Wajfw' 'mmf L. Hllf Vw' tx? M :ft ' par f?n HN L, UNH X V xT '4 Wlfuf Nw!-W Nxlmllf N4 A mmf Nl RUHZRT E E XQN KN Niaym Nm Xwmr NO XL! 1 xv.- N ,. L Ml H. XQ X'x X'x Nm .' xx.. Nx. . Name: Melvin Preston Major: Theology Name: Butch Rice Major: Theology Name: Cassandra Robinson Major: Business Administration Name: Harrell Robinson Major: Biology Name: Raymond Saunders Major: Theology Name: LaVern Scott T58 Major: Religion SENIORS 1974 ' Q mv-it 1 1 I N.: H NMA NJVTI XMIM! F Nam NUM I Xl N x X . wlx XT x X.. Name: Karen Simpson Major: Home Economics Name: Lorna Smith Major: Home Economics Name: Paulette Tramel Major: Home Economics Name: Samuel Tramel Major: Business Administration Name: Esther Vasciannie Major: Education Name: Pansy Vaz Major: 160 SENIURS 1974 :iii L 0-I' Q lfx QQ, 4' L i I ..r' 1 K 1 Nur' N.: .'L,11u' 1 rm- N1 4 T Xhwm fu 1 XJTN XMIM f Q 'K N1 Xu x N. X. Name: Major White Major: Business Administration Name: Denise Willis Major: Elementary Education Name: Kathy Wimberly Major: History Name: Pearl Wise Major: Psychology 162 SENIORS 1974 l. 1 Q 'Ulu' In HW 'Q 'MMM Y 1 Num N1 Hur T? x ADMINISTRATIO 1 5.2 gl 1 31 ff S. QQ 51 5. E, 6 EV 5. sf 32 Y , 3, S, v, H' lx .Ex X' vs '1. L '12, Q1 A 1 9 'f .kr if! ', 1 X X X . S.-, PRESIDENT CB. ROCK, LL.D. A pn-sidvni is nmrv than 1 lmnldvr, Hvk .1 NK'1UI.U .md .um mn-llml wk' 'Usa 3 ,hh-1 2 ! 1 , 3 a , X xx FR I , ,.' , - N '-bil' .133 A MINISTRATIO PHOTO NOT AVAYLABLE Claude Thomas, M.A. Dean of Student Affairs 166 Dr. Emerson Cooper, Ph.D Dean of Academic Affairs ft I 3 .4 Adell Warren, B.S Business Manager WT' 1 4 l w- .nif- 5. ?, X- 7, .K ?l we '-iw 'xx -. ,qw It Annette M. Davis, B.S. Assistant Accountant if 3 i I I Q i i,. ., -i. 4 v 's .K xg. n ,n X .,. I' . ,tt Q it .K- . 4 N ,531 191' .5 AV, Ni I 5 v P41- 1 I lw .1 -' 4.-at - I-J sz: ! 'Q f V -t 'Wt . 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Q f f .y .A Miss Darlene William SWR e r rss ,:.i....q,,..1. , :.g,.a, 1 ' ' 'Q .ff ., .av-f 'MN ...M -'W' Mrs. Mineola Williams Wm fx., ,457 W5 l ' 1 ' fag: ' 1 -my Mrs lan Russ 'lin- tk' 'x Q' v' Y 1 I Mrs. Miriam Davis S lm-I 4 'v in 'a , y .,. A J . 'AI n. ..,-.uma 4v ' .i fi H 3 'Os F3 Mrs. Ruth Ware s f X 5 J- .J ' ' Qi' IN. ' i2'r li ra, -1- f SWL' Y I ' bf. ' wx z N Q N 47 ' 4 New Q. V , , - W . Q1:Qi2-2.1-12?-isle'-ft?-: ,- ,. . . 'Lek-121H-4.42.-f-14'ar,1:',s.-.'-rf -Mfwvw-ar' F63 . -:M-1-::4:.'1..1A Sz . ,- ., -, 1, r ns -1 2:Zs1.,.- 2 ' - -' mx -' ' : 'i5i -:,IZ,: 3:4 '-1151319-?'?1:1r: 'A . 32,2494 . -N'-:H Q:::f.:f '-1, .SG M f ' 1 we ff ,, P' - .. w N' , 1:1q::-1f z?f2zyMg5f' ':.-b'-21315 W ,, - :?f5ef:',5f M., V . ' z a. 3W'i.f , I 4 QV A -Effamm My ' --1 -, 'S- w-., FI 5 I9 2' , 1 , 'Y i - .LF ' Y A-Lf-ri.: f 'fa ' ' I V ' .' 1:21 -' .W - 'W N Q at me H, ,,.., N . , wMM 4 1 .. .fgj ' -1 ,555 A- Q 21 .JA mv? Nw J 1 A Mrs. Diane Hampton 172 SECRET RIES CO Tl UED Mrs. Marcia Armstead 'lf 3 , mw,.w:fr'f'a f1iL1l'52f'i fgQ?I':'ifH,3'.2:' gg-1,3525 'F 11,-Y Her.:- 'gy , . ,JI .Y -ga ii, '41 Qi 4 , s ' if ' .f r 1 Rs , 1, 9 i . ur- ' -I 5 . ...H , M 1 -4 ,,g,,.,H,,AM,-,W , W'-'-v-W .,., , , . Z '1 Y' Q Q. N4 : I O -1 ro 3 rw rn Pastor E.C. Ward Mrs. Linda Edge-combe, Socrvtary Eldffr RL In tin-ss iff! X, in 5 Q ii- N .a Y :Er xv, 'N' Ll L-ig, 4 YQ. 55 ' K , Q N? Ihln-0-n PPLIED SCIENCES A D EDUCATIO Dr. Luceno Quirante, Ed.D. Professor of Education Dr. Timothy McDonald, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Education Professor Lawrence Jacobs, M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Q 3 - 'ff' 7-1' Professor Esther Gill, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Business Administration 1, ,K ,-of APPLIED SCIENCES A EDUCATIO Sandra Prim-, 8.8. Instructor in Sf-fri-Idridl Sr if-nw Protcssor Ltrnvs Roddy Nttd. Professor of Phxsual kdtimtioit BEH VIORAL A D SOCIAL SCIENCES Dr. Carl Anderson, Ph.D. Professor of History Professor Murray Harvey, Ed.S. Associate Professor of History Dr. Delmer Ross, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History 176 ,, Dr. Earl Gooding, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Behavioral Science Profvssor Nigel Barham, HD. Assistant Protcssor ot History BEHAVIORAL A SOCIAL SCIENCES im-I f A . , I - I A I Kmrm ru Iyruivssur i . I ' I 'v iv i N HUMANITIES P' i QQ. mm.,.nmnhlM:f jf -..., ' 4 Professor Florence Winslow, MA. Associate Professor of English Dr. Irene Wakeham, Ph.D Professor of English Oliver 1. Davis, M.A. Instructor in English 178 Doraine Buyck, B.A.-Instructor in French Z Mrs. Alma Black mon w', Instructor in Music R p Professor Inez Buolh, MA. 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Instructor in Music , N r, -- 'ifi ,k. -4 V 'xg .U .,,. .I-it ', Of ,'.A,, .1 , .Amr -. .,. ..,. , ,tu- .-l NA URAL SCIENCES AND M THEM i so i TICS David Richardson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry ,Ll-.fn -h A ,xlifd , .V ., ,Z Z A . , ' ,fi - ' V .' 5- ,4f:r'S?5 i ' 1 .Wg 5 David Ekkens, M.A. Herbert Rome, Ph-D- Professor of Biology Professor of Physics 180 ATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS I 1 'K' 1'f1 ' Professor john Blake, M.S. ..L..'f3 RX! :r '- A W LQ-rm Fish, PhD Assistant Prim-ssur 1 I Brulwgx Assistant Professor of Mathematics 'iii 1 I 7 F51 3-.Q 9-,V F K it RELIGIO A DTHEOLOGY Dr. Mervyn Warren, Ph.D. Professor of Religion 81 Theology 1 ,. 'fe , QWA 4 1 N ' ' V S, ., ng, , S ff' is , we ' ' -51 'f e if 5' X , 4? Eiff , 'S 5 Q4 X522 we gf? J f' I i?'1Q3Q?2'E::' f Af..-Jr, 41 ..,,. ln... .f U, iff r 6,03 1 -.sr ww-, .14f,.f-1:, my A? 'ff RELIGIO A DTHEOLOGY , x X Elder David Taylor ,N If . ,,g . H' - l 7' 1 3 Elder Clarence Richardm BD. Professor of Religion 81 Theology Professor ot Religion QQ Theology bv C. 4 .K 0 D O it ,5-lf' --. S Dr. Ernest Rogers, Ph.D. Professor of Biblical L.1ngu.1ges. LUV 'xx X Elder Iolin Beale HA 'Xwuuate l'iolewov or Religion .x liven. x STUDENT SERVICES 'Ta E E if F Dr. Donald Bedney College Physician Mrs. Ruth Stafford College Nurse CAMPUS SECURITY N ACTIO Mr. Glen D'Andrade Chief of Security l84 :AR 1 J r , f' sf:-7 'E X? I c .ls N: .. -wvgq ,x s fu 3 Q Al 81 Miranda have it all laid out. 186 vm-A 'ik M THE ACORN STAFF xx Good typists do re-check their work. , . If J J' Gene and Tom, both put their he-ads together for a nmstt-rpm-r v Vera Fulton .................. Worked on Class Section Wanneta loyner ............................. Literary Editor Deborah Young ....... ............................ S ecretary Camile Lewis ......... ............................... S ecretary Eva Rock ............. ......... L iterary Assistant Editor Al Barnum ......................................... Layout Editor Miranda Showers ........... Layout Assistant Editor Tony Patterson .................................. Sports Editor Lawrence Martin ............. Assistant Sports Editor Richard Simons.Photographer of Class Pictures Deborah Holmes ......................... Head Secretary Eugene Armstead, Sr. ....... Photographer-Editor 5 F. w 4. Eugene Armstead, Sr. Editor-In-Chief vw-- Debbie Holmes . Secretary My is Q x S 'T WAJWM GREETINGS! At long last, I am very happy to present to you the l973-74 edition of the Oakwood College ACORN. As many of you know, I was originally the yearbook photographer, but as you see, I, as a result of some complications, was entrusted with the editorship. The job was new, my staff was small, but we worked hard to get this edition of the ACORN finished with your best interest in mind. In the production of this yearbook, I must give recognition to David Trusty and the USM Senate, Dean Claude Thomas, Jr., Dr. Irene Nakeham, Mr. Harold Lee, Lizbeth Thorpe, Deborah Holmes, Deborah Young, the entire student body and especially to Tom Bentley of Paragon Yearbooks whose assistance was beyond the call of duty. We realize that the l973-74 ACORN is late. For your patience we are truly grateful. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the ACORN, and I hope you will be pleased with this picture-packed edition. The moments of nostalgia I experienced while putting it all together were numerous. It is my sincere desire that you will also share that experience as you turn the pages with me and remember when . . . u .R i' f L T'x'rt ,Cf Ll ff 'f Eugene' Armstead, Sr. Editor-in-Chief ACORN l973-74 f.- T irc.-H 1113: - - T Tw app' awiif, T .ex -E.. .-4 9 'Tw- Tyuftyg, -1... i-iw' 4 i-.- 4-- cm., T -,rw .T g'i,3Plg'x1r'1-T- 9. eMi?ltW'i ' , af .-ifkigfir-13 E: lx A-rygjf? 52.1.3-. 33155 il0 'i ff MJ? SEPT 9, 73 TO iuN 2, 74 THOSE WERE THE DAYS WE THOUGHT WILL T EVERED Ourdear Oakwood, within whose vale , Thy standards will not fail. A Our hearts are filled with wondrous cheer When thoughts of thee draw near. We love thy pines, thy elms, thy oaks, And campus always green, Thy many flowers and distant mounts ,Forms one impressive scene. - ' 'Chorus . To thee, our dear Oakwood, To thee we shall ever sing. For decades thou hast stood, Thy name should ever ring. Here we've spent our happy days, kAnd,we love to sing thy praise, And wherever we may be, We'Il always be true to thee, T Our worthy, dear old O.C. ' O.B. Edwards EM :cm 41 3fswTe::i':.' T ' wif-Jf'? ' T J if it ' T ' '1--vggaxt .gi2':.w. 3 it ,T'Tj-:qi :QM fi-52'-T52 '- T fvaqi- 5 lwgx-5 T , TS,-X Svigtihf A A '- . .MV ?wTTl, T, T T T 4 T 190 Y ' 1- ' l NS'i V I , in R xflffz Tw l ' Y ,- ' -,r wgr X. V 'J'w.?.4' 9 v DO Y0 REMEMBER . . . I if 2 Those hours you spent in the cafe? Those Sabbath Services? Black History Week? REMEMBER CW THY CRE TORI THE DAYS OF THY YO TH y , w2..,:4 .V V- w.,:af4'f,y,jfggQ,,,' .W -V ., N, .. A ,.,. M I . QW 'f 5., ' 2frE1E','gf5,S43 ' L' 1.' , '- Ev. '. -ff-'?4?'9'A'Vif1--A .',,Qfl. ,. 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