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

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6 5 9 9 -E E' i i 6 5 9 5 9 5' 6 5 5 6 9 9 9 6 9 ! Q Q 2 ! 9 4 Q 9 e Q 4- g.g..q-.g..g..g..g.-g.-Q-.g..g..g D000-O' ..............,. .. ...M..u..a..',.s--n-..--o-- s--o--a--0-.q..... ..o--o--s--a-o-c-.oQ-o- The Glee Club The 1930-31 season has been a very successful one for the Glee Club whose personnel is as follows: Marie Autry, Clara Bass, Doris Bass, Christine Brady, Ethellynn Brown, Mrs. Jack Barnes, Lottie Carawan, Myrtle Louise Caton, Martha L. Edmonston, Leona Foltz. Velma Gurganus, Mamie Harper, Essie Humphrey, Renno Jenkins, Elsie Meyers, Merle Owens, Frances Scott, Mrs. Nixon Taylor, Sue Todd, Ruby Thompson, Paul Ar- line, Raymond Boucher, Jack Brinson, Rauzelle Johnson, Hugh Johnston, Ira Langston, Clement Miller, D. E. Poole, Clarence Powell. Staley V. Scott, John Strickland, Nixon Taylor and Meeda Weaver. The Glee Club is directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards Yavorski. Programs have been given as follows: November 6, 1930, at the State Con- vention of the Disciples of Christ, in Raleigh, November 20, 1930, broadcast from WPTF, Raleigh, December 14, 1930, Christmas Pageant in the college auditorium, April 23, 1931, broadcast from WPTF, Raleighg April 28, 1931, concert in the college auditorium. C315 If

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l-O-O-9-O-0--0-O-0-+O-0- -0-+-0-0'-0-04--0+-0-+4-0-94-4-'bwrvh -9--I-'O--0--Ov' 000- ln!-0-0-'Q no--0-10--v -0--0-0 -0'-I--I-4--0 0-out-'O--0-0--0-vb-I-A-O-0 -0--lP-0'-0-Ov-0-O-+C--0wt--Iva-wvv4w0-0-0-'Q--0--ri-'Dwi-O-M10 -O- Football Team Reading, left to right, the men are: Standing: Ermen Williams, Jimmie Williams, Manager Rogers, Bill Garrett, Buck Rawlings, backfield coach, Anthony, line coaciig Horace Isler, Warren Merritt, Joe Powell. Kneeling: Ruric Anderson, Frank Denny. Tom Banks, Jessie Dunn, Charlie Chamberlain, Jim Uzzle, Bob Hawkins, Raymond Boucher, Ira Langston. Sitting: Rogerson, Bill Gillette, Buster Bell, John Strickland, Staley Scott, Edwin Reel. After the 1930 season was brought to a close the trustees voted to abandon football as an inter-collegiate sport for a period of two years. The 1930 season was one of the most disastrous that a Bulldog eleven has ever met. The team won one game while losing seven. In many of these games an overwhelming score was piled up against the team. There was no outstanding quarterback on the team, and they were unable to work properly because of this lack of a heady field general. One of the bright sports of the season was the play of Bob Hawkins, who was placed on the All-State selection by the Little Seven Coaches. C325 i 0-