Atlanta Christian College - Harvester Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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The ACC Marriage M yth 1's THE MARRIAGE OF Kathy and Eddie Bowen is one of the results of ACC romance. Here they are at their reception. What is the.ACC marriage myth? The myth is that all girls come to ACC to get married. To set the record straight, this is not true. All girls do not come to ACC to get married. The fact is most girls end up getting married before they graduate or at least have one foot down the aisle. However, many will tell you they had no such intention before they came. What's so unusual anyway? ACC has some of the finest Christian men and women 18lDating and Marriage and it is only natural that many would find a life-partner on campus. Dating at ACC is more com- parable to a matCh-making game in a small town. This has some advantages and some disadvantages. Dating is also considered spending a lot of time together rather than merely going out. There is one sure thing about the subject of dating and marriage at ACC e come summer, bells will be ringing.

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OF COURSE, EATING is the main reason for going to the cafeteria. Dennis Burgess looks the camera's way while eating. ge student. Many jobs are supplied by H gafeteria for Hilton Campus Food ignCoates serves dinneir to the . 2 . SITTING AROUND LAUGHING after eating is an enjoyable past time. John Roberts and Brenda Hutchison engage in some good laughs. CafeteriaN7

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DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER! Here are just a few of the girls who have received diamonds while at ACC. RINGING THE BELL at New Head Hall is a frequent occurance. JWAI'JTT, ma IDIEM r- '3. t 1'? W I; . ,. A . . M! .' . . ., . I lTvHEAEESIDENTAL AREA on campus proVities a . ; , - ' - , , , . A l cvqufqr married couples to live. Dating and Marriageh9