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

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zwkwwi-4-1-if-h+-ou--04-A-0-Ano-0-0--u+4-0--Ovaio--QQQ--Ono-wwe-4'-0--0-'Q-ter 'Q--0--I--0--O--0-I--0-9-0-0-0-0-0--0-0--0-9-0-o-0-Q-0-f0-v0v-QvO--Q- ! Q 3 CLASS PROPHECY f 3 Z Q 3 2 Recently, President Hilley gave me the keys to the college Ford and sent me down 3 town to get some cow feed. It was late and I was driving rather fast, but as I passed Q the courthouse, I saw a familiar face. I looked closer and found that it was Professor I 2 Waters, dressed in knickers and two-tone shoes. I was so taken back, that I didn't 2 ii think of the traffic light until it was too late-I saw a huge strawberry truck coming 7 Z straight towards me-there was a loud crash, and then I seemed to be floating through 'I' space. It was the most peculiar feeling I have ever experienced, and the strangest Z sights I have ever seen passed before me. 5 S Alma Abernathy was presiding over the Ladies' Aid Society of a large Christi-in 9 Church while her husband, the pastor, who has a rather large abdomen, was out selling stock in a new church building. E I x 9 Jasper Bassart was standing in a smart little drug store looking as if he had i completely regained consciousness caused by a misfortune that occ-ured to him while g in college CAnd he didn't fall on his headj. 5 a 7 Martin Basemore was strutting about the new campus of Atlantic Christian Collegcg 5 coaching the wrestling team during his spare time. i 6 ? t'Buster Bell was principal of the Tarboro High School and, strange to say, many of his relatives are pupils in his school. Carlton Blackman passed me on returning from a large University where the students had failed to be able to grasp the ideas of this young English Professor, because of the length ofthe vehicle and the depth of the rut. 9 ? Q John Blackman is student activity director of Harvard. Maude Boswell is modeling gowns in a smart Paris Shoppe before queens from everywhere. Graham Boykin met me on his way to the home of his mother-in-law where he 9 was taking his Wife, Evelyn Moore. Jack Brinson has retired since he invented a pencil sharpener within a private booth. Right now he is in conference with several of the outstanding heart specialists of the country. Sherman Forrest is running one of our largest southern bakeries. His specialty is strawberry short-cake QI wonder if he got his recipe from Miss Myrtie and Mildredl. Sam Freeman is a successful chiropractor at N. C. C. W. gBefore he would take the position, he required all loclis to be peut on the outside so as to avoid there being 2 any key holesj. 1 Kappa Fulghum appeared very happy since she squeezed the bird-in-the-hanil, 0 . . he was a moderately rich tobaccmiist. Fanny Godwin was still chattering, only now she is being paid for it. Since Gracie Allen has lost her voice, it has been Burns Godwin-mostly Godwin. , , , , , g g , ..o..o..q o o 0 a -n--o-- c 0 o n s o c u a--0--e--cf-u 12

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Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1933 Know all men by these presents, that we, the class of 1933 of Atlantic Christian College, in Wilson, North Carolina, being in good bodily health, and sound and disposing mind and memory, realizing that we know little compared to that which we should have learned, do hereby make and declare this document as our LAST WILL and 'I'ES'l'AMENT. FIRST:-To our Alma Mater we leave our deep gratitude for stimulating, as best she could, those freshmen of '29, during the four years they were here. SECOND:-To the Student Body we leave our faculty and all the equipment we have had, and have expected to have had, hoping they will prove their appreciation of said faculty and equipment. fl'HIRD:--To the Juniors we will our sincere hope for their progressive growth in responsibilities, and the front seats in chapel. FOURTH:-To the Sophomores we leave our part in the use of all books that we have had legal access to that we have failed to make proper use of, and those slyly used Ui from the library. FIFTH:-To the Freshmen we leave our bills hoping they will pay the same with very little use of their bills ere the summer has passed. SIXTH :-We insist that the below named individuals accept the following: 1. To Paul Arline we bequeath Goofy Langton's beautiful, black, curly hair. and the ability he thinks he has in captivating all members of the fairer sex he has desired to subject. 2. To 'tWildcat Vixen Gurganus, Alma Abernathy's ability to have and to hold her man. 3. To Harold Tyre, Kermit Tr:iylor's desire to harangue the faculty by giving the concensus of opinion of existing conditions on the campus. 4. To all students that might be called, Little One and some of the following, Kitty Roberson, Ann Ashworth, Nancy Stevenson, Eva Mae Whitley, and Frances Stott we leave Frances Godwin's symetrical figure. 5. To the Go-Gettun and Critchum Clul-, we leave our remedy, which is to take thc caught offender, lay him on an anvil, and administer the sledge-hammer. 6. To Clinton Murray, Jack Brinson's ability to make the fairer sex think he is under subjection. 7. To Jacob Taylor, John and Carlton Blackman's love for filibustering, to be used only in Student Association meetings. 8. To Lalah Driver, the debating ability she thinks she possesses, from Logan Landrumg also, I.andrum's theology. 9. To Wormy Barham, the surplus sawdust on the campus that his cow may survive the summer, and also a place at the senior table without Alma. -Q-ou -4.+4--one--ob-one-o-+-e--v-r-os-o-o--o--a--a-v-u-o--o--ous--o-onc--o--v-o-o--o--o--Q-w-o--c--v-o--o-o--0--9--v-o--o-o-o--o--o-Awv-o'-o--o--o--o--o--o--o 0- o- 14