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

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oz.rzugn:az11,1:t1:lzo1910-m::l:n::l:-41:Q-zu.:nz.-:G1:lqpoznznzognxuzzngozoznioifbg ! l ! U II ! Q I II i H i H H H l U U ! ! U U U U II u u u e e as e ee 4 U Q HH G1 A ' ! o 4 o 0 i The present. officers of the Y. M. V. A. arc: i i President ,,.., .,,,,,,,,.., . .--u .- -,. . . , Meeda Weaver i i Vice-President ,,, .,,,,. J. T. Forrest ' , Secretary .,,,,,, .,.. . ,- - Staley Scott ! ! Treasurer ....Y,.Y,,,,. ....YY,,YYY,Y,Y . ,,,,, , ,,,,,, M r. J. W. Shockley i i Assistant Treasurer ,.... ......Y.. . W- , ..Y, H .,,,Y.,,, . ,.-., ..,. James Denny i Q The other cabinet members are Bill Wiegman, Clyde Braden. C ! Among the many organizations on the Atlantic Christian College campus none are ! ! H101'9 important ill their influence than the Y.M.C.A. This organization has to a great ! i extent, carried out its purpose, but, of course, as there always will be, much re- I i mains to be done. These aims are: i E To lead students to faith in God through Jesus Christ, . To lead them into membership and service in the Christian Church, H Q To promote their growth in Christian Faith, especially through the study of the i i Bible and prayer, and E To influence them to devote themeslves in united effort with all Christians to E i making the ,will of Christ effective in human society, and to extending the Kingdom - 5 of God throughout the World. Q In carrying out this work the officers and cabinet members have done a great deal. Q ! Through the consecrated and tireless efforts of the cabinet, at least four boys will ! i be sent to the Blue Ridge Conference for the ten day session of June 14-24. This ' training and inspiration will mean much not only in the lives of the individual boys, : Q but in the group life of the Y. M. C. A. next year. uifrjuioioiuiuzirini-xi4.ifrg-igniting:1101411011114ni:rinicni:13014virwiuioiuisriuidx' Page Fifteen

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0 :ie 'zo ix 1 11111 'itz'-mix:-1 111 it-11-an 4-r 'api-:nent-inn iz 11:13:11--.1 101 ixizoznxaoxc U II ll U ! 4 Q o 4 Q G1 A H I The Y. VV. C. A. of Atlantic Christian College has enjoyed a most suc- Q cessful year. The programs. under the directorship of Miss Virginia Payne, have been very interesting and helpful. The Y. W. was divided 2 into four groups, each group being responsible' for one program a l month. The group leaders Miss Doris Barefoot and Miss Ruth Manning, have shown themselves capable leaders. Q Each month the Y. W. discussed a different subject. Such subjects Q as Service, Heroes, Nature, Music, Character Building, Appreciation of i Mother, have found a place in the discussion of the group. For the first time in the history of the Y. W. in A. C. C. the organiza- ! tion sponsored the Big Sister plan for Freshmen with a great deal of success. It is the plan to continue the work next year. . On Sunday, May 19, 1929 the Y. ,W. C. A. held its Installation service I for the new Cabinet. The service was short, but impressive. The Candlelight Service, during which the old cabinet lighted the candles of the new cabinet, lent to the occasion an atmosphere of solemnity. I The cabinets are as follows: THE RETIRING CABINET: THE INCOMING CABINET: ! President-Jane! Daugherty President-Virginia Payne, ! Vice-President-Lottie Carawan Vice-President-Clara Bass. ' Secretary-Myra Selby. ' Secretary-Rachel Rogerson. 1 Treasurer-Irene Harrison. Treasurer-Doris Barefoot. Program Committee--Virginia Payne Program Committee-Janet Daugerty l 11011-1-1101..11-qw-f:1.1..1.iqwamV1 'xox'-1-2411111-1 -1 ix. 1 iznxux-l1o1:.1w:--1 rg--:nge Page Fourteen '

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v 0.0 rioiomoit 11014 vgozomogoiozi ,goin 11:-it '11-it-11.14 -ap' 1-tit qui zu 1. -201:-10101011 3 Nvltnmalyip THE OFFICERS OF FELLOWSHIP ARE: FIRST SEMESTER Prgsidenl ,,,,, ,, ,, , , , , , Bryant Burru vice-President ' Secretary ,, .. , Chaplain , , , H , , , , ,. Chairman of Program Committee , , , . SECOND SEMESTER President , in New Y V in Vice-President , Secretary Chaplain Chairman of Program Committee , Chairman of Social Committee ,M , , 5 :ind Elzie Autry Lottie Carawan Edna Morgan Staley Scott Bill Minshew Bill Minshew Eva Mae Scott Margaret Johnson Hilary Bowen J. T. Forrest Janet Daugherty The Fellowship is a yrroup of students composed primarily ol' those who will give their lives for full time Christian service, and others xvishingr' to fellowship with them. 'lio know what it is. con- lellox hip Is tht nnilcus uf tht on It is sider the words ot' our president, Mr. Hilley, The ' - ' - the only religious orixanizzition open to the entire student lvody. .- 1 instituti lieyond the fellowship of students and communion uf our spirits with the litr-rnul Spirit, the Fellowship extends its influenue to the hy-ways and hedges ol' the slate :ind to :ill humanity. The uirns of our group may hest he seen in the work it is doing. The Fellowship is sharing in the great Ventevostzil l'rot:r:im. lt tatlu-s :is its shure the enlist- ment, ot' twelve new workers for full time Christian servive. the supplyilur ul' st-vt-nty-five pulpits in North Carolina by students :ind faculty, und helping: other students to sue the nt-ed ot' tukine :in :iutive t part in the religious proprrum when they return tt their r-ommunity. Many know that the Fellowship extended its influenre widely lust yt-nr. A few trips have been made this year to Wilmington Uhristizin Church, Dudley. Szxrzxtoun :ind Staintonslnuril. The Fellow- ship conducted :1 meeting: :it Wilson Mills. Thirteen of the group took :in awtivt- paxrt in the services. ozorxognzozozuxoqs-1: ixnqpoz -can.2114ics-tant,gunzqtqi.cum-qv.,xi-qw-cno1f-1-'Q--1o1o1n:i i Page Sixteen 0 4 v 0 o L04