Atlantic Christian College - Pine Knot Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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ALETHIAN Vice-President of Freshman Class, 1916. Chaplain of Alethian Literary Society, 1917. Student Bethany College (Bethany, W. Va.), 1918 and 1919. Member of Rechabite Club. Winner of Junior Oratorical Contest (Bethany College, April, 1919). Student University of North Carolina Summer School, 1919. Chap- lain of Alethian Literary Society, 1919. Ex- change Editor of The Radiant, 1919 and 1920. Vice-President of Senior Class, 1920. Business Manager of The Pine Knot, 1920. President of the Atlas Congenial Club, 1920. Class Poet, 1920. RUPERT A. PHILLIPS, A.B. Macclesfield, A. C. A very young boy, known as just w Pert,” came to us four years ago with high ambitions and undaunted courage. After having been with us two years, he spent his Junior year at Bethany College (Bethany, W. Va.), hut returned to A.C. for his degree. He attended Summer School at the University of North Caro- lina in 1919. He is now ready to begin his chosen profession, the Ministry. Already he is holding ''fourth time” pastorates for the Christian churches at Wendell, Red Bank and Walstonburg, N. C. . and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew.” 26

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ALETHIAN President of Dramatic Club. Vice-President of Athletic Association. Member of D. D. Club. Secretary of Y. W. C. A. Secretary of Junior Class. Vice-President of Alethian Literary Society. Wit Editor of The Pine Knot. Writer of ‘‘Last Will and Testament of Senior Class. SELMA PERKINS, Expression Wendell, N. C. Selma came to us in 1918, and by “doubling” in Expression is enabled to graduate this year. She delights us all with her dramatic talent, and has won many friends by her sunny disposition. But she would have us all know that there is one Friend who stands above the rest in her affections. We do not blame but envy him, for surely she is one of those whom the gods kissed, saying: “Thou art fair, my child” 25

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ALETHIAN Secretary of Senior Class. Pianist for Ale thian Literary Society, 1917 and 1919. Secre- tary of (I - T Sorority. 1919. Pianist for Y. W. C. A., 1919. Expression Editor of The Pine Knot, 1920. Class Prophet, 1920. LOTTIE WILSON, Expression Wilson s Mills, N. C. In '17 Lottie hailed f rom W ilsons Mills, And full many a heart she has given thrills. Many a. note has been in the air. That in Music and Expression none could compare. Lottie, I say, surpasses in Expression, Studious and gay, and never in suppression. When Moye comes by she always hails. But in her classuork she never, never fails. Just what the future holds in store for her is a mystery as yet. Her talents lie in several directions. She may be a great musician. For three years while here she has specialized in this as well as in the art of Expression. She is so musical in her temperament that we were all surprised when she decided to major in Expression. We know that she will continue to cultivate her musical talents as well as her talents in Ex- pression. 27