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

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0 00 I 09000 0 00 , fu-1 Qu' Q nissan: - The Debators The members of the Debating Team are as follows: Raymond Boucher, Hesperiang 9 Ruth Watson, Hesperiang John Strickland, Alethian, and D. E. Poole, Alethian. These students deserve a great deal of credit as they have labored long and earnestly 3 on their debates and each one did his best. There are very few members of the college student body who are capable of debating. So we greatly appreciate the efforts of those' chosen to represent our various societies. This feature of the year is the outstanding event, making a combination Home Coming and Inter-Society Debate affair. 2 May we have many more occasions, and may the best team win! 5 5 6 Q A 5 9 6 5 Q 5 6 9 9 9 i 5 9 9 -0-0f-0--0-0v-Ov-O-0-lf-0-0w0v-0-l--0-0- l-0--Ono-0-Owl-0-0-0-04-Qfa-4--0-0-hdvrw C205