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

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Uv!-UHUHOO -0--r .,,., 2 WHO'S WHO AMONG THE SENIORS NAME Alma Abernathy Jasper Basart Martin Bazemore Floyd Bell Carlton Blackman Sam Freeman Frances Godwin George Hinton Maxine Long Evelyn Moore Leona Foltz Barton Sittcrson Herman Southard Kermit Traylor Sherman Forest Erman Williams John Blackman Most dignified-- H NICKNAME Red UJaZZD H Bazemore Buster Moses u H Sweet Dynamite Roomie H u u As U AA u Mac Evelyn Leona Sit Jake Shorty Sherman Erman uJ0hnn Best looking girl ..... Dumbest boy ....... --- Shortest boy .... Cutest boy .... Wittiest girl .... Most musical ..... Most petite----- Quietest girl--- Sweetest boy ----- HIGHEST AMBITION be a Dry Cleaner's Wife run a drug store beat Strangler Lewis live in Tarboro use correct English satisfy Doris get fat coach baseball be different be a farmette stay in North Carolina peddle eggs talk intelligently preach at Aurora pass Math keep textbooks talk intelligently with Mr. Grim -----C. L. Landrum ----.Maude Boswell ---- Goofy Langston ---.Graham Boykin ----Jack Brinson ---- Kappa Fulghum ----Dorothy Joyner ----.Betty White ----.Nellie Sharp ----Sam Freeman .thai-rt Q-0-wiv-M ll-4 Quidhlldhll-'MII-It ii l E z 5 Z 2 2

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+v4awm4a4mu4-o444+kuss++++ uf ' -I JUNIOR CLASS Three years ago the Junior career began with 56 members. Now, however, there are only 22 members. Yet we are not distressed over our small quantity, for we realize that it is quality that counts. In April, the Juniors worked hard and gave the Seniors a banquet. We only hope they enjoyed it as much as we did. The Jolly Juniorsu are marching steadily forward to become Dignified Seniors . OFFICERS FOR YEAR 1932-1933 President-- --, .-----,,--,. .......... --- ......... ---Mabel Cherry Vice President---- .... Eldon Rogers Secretary----. .... Paul Arline Treasurer ,,.. ---.Clement Miller g..g..g..g .g..g..q..g..q..q..q..g..g QUO- -0-Ov-0--0+-9 4-0- -O--0-fr 9 6 6 6 9 ....,..,..,.,,..,........g. .....,.....g.....g..,.. .4..Q..9...........g..g.....g..g..p..g..g..g..g.... q..g..g..g..g........g..,.....g.... 18