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

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H: -... o. ilinnthall 'Pam Reading lett to right the men are: back row, Barnhill, Cherry, An- derson, Banks, lsler, Bailey, Merritt. Denby, and Anthony, Coach. See- ond row, Meekins, Bryant, Fulghum, Hawkins, Wiggins, Bass, Forrest, Brinkley. Front row, Hardison, Howell, Weddell, Captain Munn, Uz- zle, Scott and Jones. Mutt mascot. Mark Anthony, Georgia star, came to A. C. C. as coach in 1928. When the squad reported in September prospects seemed fairly bright, but right at the beginning of training a jinx grabbed the team and held it throughout the season. Many men were lost because of in- juries: many ofthe best on the squad. The injured men were: Denby, Fulghum, Hawkins. Bass, Howell, VVeddell, and Jones. The team went through the season winning one game and losing seven. Two of the defeats were due directly to fumbles. The boys played great games at times. especially against Catawba and Milligan. Four of the squad were seniors and will be lost next year. Munn and Cherry will be missed especially. The team was christened Bulldogs after the season ended, and we are looking forward to a great season for the Bulldogs next year. 212113031iuiuiuilriui-ui:ini-uioiul-vjoi 1 - 1-wx. ioioiozl 142 ri 311 vi Page Twenty-Six .ioxox -11,1 -1 :pox -1411, noun -11,14-1:1 -1 rx vxn-11 xo1111-f:u1oio1o1u1n:1

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Social alcnoar Miss Ruth Rankin in Concert February 13 Fine Arts Recital February 20 Play Hearts by Dramatic Club March 13 Inter Society Debate March 16 Fine Arts Recital April 2 Debate with Catawba April 10 Miss Dicie Howell in Concert April 16 Junior Senior Banquet April 18 Miss Melba Gay in Senior Expression Recital April 30 Mrs. Jack Barnes in Junior Piano Recital May 7 Miss Mary Mattox in Senior Expression Recital May 9 Play Thursday Evening by Dramatic Club May 13 Fine Arts Recital May 14 Sigma Alpha Fraternity Banquet May 17 Phi Sigma Tau Sorority Banquet May 18 Sigma Tau Chi Sorority Banquet May 22 Joint Literary Society Program 1 May 25 Baccalaureate Sermon May 26 Dedication of J. J. Harper Chair of Bible May 26 Farewell Sermon May 26 Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Banquet May 27 Class Day Exercises May 30 Play Come out of the Kitchen by Dramatic Club May 30 Graduation Exercises May 31 Alumni Banquet ' May 31 1111111 31111 vi it 1111111-'ini-11-yimiifwif 101- 2 1:13034 301411 3 Page Twenty-Eight