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

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-0-I-l-0-4-4--C-C-l--0'-0-out-out-Q0-so-fi -0-if-Q--C--O--one--0-g-. .4-a--0--M-0--0--I-l--0--lv-0'-0--0-4-v-0--l-fc--leo--1--l--D--m Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Phi Sigma Tau Sorority The Phi Siga Tau Sorority has had a very successful year. Including the many achievements during the year was the adoption of a coat-of-arms and the addition of five new members to our chapter roll, making a total of eleven active members. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority meets once each week for a joint business and a social period. -is well as the annual banquet which was held this year, May 15, at the Won1an's Club, many other entertainments have been enjoyed. OFFICERS r FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Q President ........., Dorothy Slater President .......... Trudy Dawson 5 Vice President--Herbe1'ta Stuckey Vice President ...... Grace Holden Secretary ........... Grace Holden Secretary .... Myrtle Louise Caton Q Treasurer ..... .... T Iudy Dawson Treasurer ......... Dorothy Slat-er THE CHAPTER ROLL INCLUDES Myrtle Louise Caton Rayonelle Dupree I Mabel Cherry Dorothy Slater Edith Crockett Herberta Stuckey : Trudy Dawson Hester Strickland 5 Grace Holden Sue Todd Frances Wane Ada Lee Cannady-Sponsor lg '.'4 O O Q U 'C l l .0l f ' l O0O'4C0lWO lNl ll-C i0l O0ll'l0C C C l li'I 'I''CHO''O l O C'IC''l l l U l0C l O I l O l C O''O l l lg C253 49100 ME. L. HARDY LIBRARY A ' ., I NTIC CHRISI. tv COLLEGE wilson, NURiH CARULINA

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. , , 4 g ..g..g..g.....n..Q. SIGMA AlLlP'lHlA FRATERNITY Sigma Alpha Fraternity was founded in the year 1925 by twelve matriculated stu- dents of the Atlantic Christian College. Since that time it has influenced all phases of college life, especially the social phases. Although the Sigma Alphas have not been so fortunate as to maintain a fraternity house as has been the case in former years, this has been a successful year for them. They have kept a well furnished chapter room where several smokers and socials have been held, and where each night a room full of boys gather together to swap yarns gathered by travel here and there. Their social season was climaxed on April 17, on which date their annual spring banquet was held at the Briggs hotel. ESTABLISHED 1925 MOTTO: Semper Est Amicitia. FLOWER: Sweet Pea. COLORS: Silver and Lavendar. FRATER IN FACULTATE Cortell K. Holsapple, M. A. Jim Uzzle Tcm Herring Warren Merritt Floyd Bell Darden Edgerton Francis Denny Alton Barnhill Vernon Bryant cw A

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