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

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OREWORD o Many centuries lwave passed since Rome in all lwer splendour conquered and ruled tlie world, yet Atlantic Cliristian College would lionor lier by blending in art and story slcetclwes of tlwe past year with tlniose ol ancient Rome. -v0-b0-0u0-ki+++-0+44-i+++4wh+4ur+4v0-0-0-O-0-0-O-v+-viwhv-r-v-v 49105 if O O U l O U' vO O D0l l l O O'-O' ll-'OH U O O+'U O l O' PIHONCND' 'UNO-'O 'O O'vO O UHONIHO''UNO''O O D O0l O O l O l l O O''O4C . O'vl . . O O O'4O O' ? e 9 Q A C Q e 4 a Q 5 Q 9 Q 2 2 2 2 5 2 9 Q e Q '1 ' e 6 i I I e e 9 e 6 4 9 9 6 9 6 6 9 6 G . 9 5 2 2 9 E Q ? i ? ? ? ? ? Z 5 v 2 M - x Q e 5 V 6 5 V i 6 I Q 9 1 i 1 6 6 ' 9 9 E 9 9 6 5 Q 6 Q 9 6 S 5 5 MISS MILDRED ROSS 2 2 ? 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' A -14 ' 4 1 PRESIDENT H. S. HILLEY ..g..g..g.. ..g..g.-g..q....g. .....g..g..g..g..g..g.. g q q..g..q..p..g..5..g..g.. IU 1--0-'Q--D--0-40--0 0 0 0 -e--0--0--Q--0--m-0--0--I-4--0--04Q--Q--0--0--0--9--A--M-Q-Q--m 1--Q--ano--o--o--of-o--0--o--0--on0--ouva-r-sam-0-4-0-0--m-swam'-Q--v-0-0 5 ..-..,. W V ,.5,,.,, 1- .7,.,,,- 4 if I K 5 M' gd, 1 K X I l 1 my A V w f' kdn j Aw 'A . . Y' 4, ' f 1? X ? Q 1 H 1 . Y ' L. r '- X at - ' h Q M, A ? 0 o--a--of-one--Qr1--m-o-4..p.-9.-u--Q-.0--o-bu--m-0--0--one-o--s--o-414--4--0--v -o--of-0--v -m-Q-4-Q-o-o-4-fo-4--o-4--Q--Q--v-o--o--our-0-Q--o--o--o--s--a--n--o--v-o-s-v9 11 L , 5 0 FACULTY 19333-'34 Frederick F. Grimm Elizabeth Edward Yavorski Dallas Mallison Frances F. Harper Myrtle L. Harper R. D. Bullock, Jr. Martha L. Edmunston C. H. Hamlin H. S. Hilley Edward T. Stallings Charlotte Hill Cortell K. Holsapple Nannelle Poulk Hinton Mildred Ross F. A- Hodges Mrs. Gladys Charles J. M. Waters Not In The Picture: Miss Agnes Peele W. D. P. Sharpe, Jr. Dr. C. L. Blackburn 2 .,..g.....o--0-.Q--0-4'-o-0-0-of-on--o-o--0--1 --C--C-fl--0--0--C--0-0 Dean and Dean of Women and Instructor Professor of Education. Instructor in Social Science. in Voice. Professor of Mathematics. Librarian. Instructor in English. Professor of Modern Languages. Professor of Social Science. President, and Professor of Ancient Languages. Instructor in Violin and Orchestra. Instructor in Science and Physical Education. Professor of English. Professor of Piano, Director of Glee Club and Musical Activities. Registrar. Professor of Science. Dietition. Professor of Bible. Iii 1. lzctor Instzxactor Instructor 12 2 5 5 l i l l 2 5 l -O-uae Qui-0-vt 40101-I-'01-Iviw --A--u--0..0-q-.p.....g.....g.,.,.'..g..'..1..,..,.q..,.....'. in Commercial Subjects. ' in Commercial Law. in Physical Education. --s--o--o--0--0--I--v n--we IN MEMORIAM A ,5 5- f,4'V?'V ff ', N. 1 1 N. 5 '--y ,liz ,. . : if -vm -' . 1 1 ' ' 11,1 - rl qw. .I 1. ',l . f MISS GLENNIE E. 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'Jill-'IS-L .......,..,.....,...........,.....,..,..,.....,........,..,..,........,..,.... 1 'IAMES BENTON ROSE Newton Grove. N. C. Y. M, C. A.: Alethlaux Literary Society: Pipe Club: Basketball, '31-'JH1 TPnniQ Club. 'iiig Glvu Club: Sigma Alpha Frzmts-rn1l,y. Mu1:h wisdom ofta.-u goes with In-wc-Sl xvu1'Cls. 5 n ,,...,.,,,. , ,,4N.,.-K . ' -Q--o--0--o--o--0--s-+bo--o--o--0-4--o--one--one-s--o--o-vo--r-o--A--r IT K. hi 1 .-.1 ..v. A ZCQLWQ- : I .-,.- . ..-... . .- .11 4 sy lv av- , - - .il 18 -uwa-'Q-4.1puma.-m-a-.cf-a--0--on0-m-.g-.n..q.-Q--af-9--Q--A--0--O CARL S.fXl'Nlll'IliS Wiustun-S:1lQm, N. C. J11h11sou Blhlv Colle-gc-1 '31-'33. Y. M. C. A. Alethinn LllC'I'Pl1'j' Su-liwtyg Ulm' Club? Mi111Stn1'ial Club. PWS. 'Jill Ox'- .'l11-fl1':1: Fellf111'Fl1111. The Llwm-it l'lVE'l'S ll-311' with lf-:lst l111l111l. NXNCY l'.XROI,lXI-I NT l'II'lll'INSOX 1111-1111 511115, X. C. Y. XV. C. .L 111111111-I, 'Lili-'Ii-Lf H11-11-1:1111 l.:I4x1':1l'1' S111-11111 F4-ll1111'el1111' Suv. 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N11thi11: was 1-1w1' .1.'I1i1-1'1'd 11111111111 1-11- D111-1:1,m. ,UNIX LIGONARID XYESTISKOOK N1-1114111 G1'111'r-, N. C. Y. BI. C, A: Alclhian Liu-rary S041-if-YYZ Pm. Cum, 1443 Glee Club. 'iii-'3-1: Siznm .1l11h:1 Frat:-1'11ity. I lr-2 full lhe 11'imIo11's ol' mine- ey1'2. .,..,...,..........g.....q..g.......................g.....g........g..u..g..o -l--Qf-l--0--0-4-f0'-0'-0w0w0w0+4--0w0+4-4--r4-4-4--l--0wlw0w6 JPLNSIE MAE WE'I'HlNG'1'0N Griitun, N. C. Y. W, C. A. Vim:-Pius. '33-'25-13 Hcsncri- :in Literary Society, Vice-Prcs. '313. YVom1n'B Dormitory Council. Vice-Pres. 'Jill-'3-lg Fel- lmvshipg Treasure-r Student Association, '33- ':i4: Girls Athletic Club. Studious of Ease, and fund uf humble things. EVA MAE WHITLEY Washington, N. C, Y. W. C. A. Pros, 'Jill-'25-tg Hi-sin-i'i:u1 Litf-retry Sovivty. Vice-Pres. 'JHZ Girls Athletic Club. Prvs. 'WI-'HZSQ Pri-s. SllUhIll l'1Ul'f' Class, ':1'2!2l33 Sc-vi-etzivy of Student Association, 'CH- 'll-lg W0mas's Dormitory Cuunwili Sifmzi T.i.i Chi Sm'0i'ity, Pres. Wil. Strung i-f-nsuiis mulu- strung Iltfliflllif' .g.4.4.4-.q..g..g..g..g..0..g..g..Q.4..Q..g.....g..g..g..g..g..q.....g..g JOHN D. XVILSUN XVilsml. N, C. Still Wzilm' l'llIlS mlm-pf' ll1ll?l lll'l' .XLTON YYINl ll'Il.D llillllllll, N. C. Al-tli1.m Litl-i':ii'y Yuwiu-ty, l'iv:s, 2523. 'I'i'f':l,s. 'JVI3 lllii Kniipzi .-Xliihzi Frruli.-riiityq llzlslivlhzill, 'Illf'IHQ linsf-lu.ill. Ylliilfl, H:iii1lsiii1i1- is th:il lizimlsmnv mlm-S. g .g..gi.q.....g.....9..9..g..g..g..g..g..g-q..g........g.....g..g..g..g..5. XXY.X'I l' FULLINS Yl'II.VlClKTON Blu:-li Civ-v-li, N. C. Nurlli C:iv'uilil1:i Still- Cnlli-Us-. INV Jill. Y, BI. 42 A. Eulltm'-in-Cllivl ul Cullwui:lI'.A' Sill-All-if Sigmn Alpliqi Fx':iti'l'nily' Alf-lliiavl ., , , . , . I.1l4-i'.ii'y bnwic-ty: S:-limi' Rupiw-sf-1it'ltivl tu stud:-nt Cuuiivil, 'itllfillg Wrfiligla-Vs Clulv, 'Ilii- 'SHQ Pun- Cliily '51-it SIN I wuuhl rntlirr ly- 1'i:hl than l':'Psinll'l1l. Not In Pit-turP: CUBA SMITH MARION HOLLAND EVA MORSE ...up gag. g..g..g..g.....g..g.4-.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..y4..p4. Q4ii4' UHONOWOOOWOO-C' HISTORY OF THE CLASS Ol: 1934 If one could turn back the hands of the clock and turn over the pages of history for the past four years, much concerning the Senior Class of 1934 might be revealed. On Monday, September 6, 1930, at the registrar's desk, there was enrolled a pitiful, pale-faced group of Freshmen who had come to Atlantic Christian College in its quest for knowledge. After being enrolled, some of the newness wore off, and we lost our fear of each other, and after due 'process of initiation administered at the hands of the Upper-Classmen, we began to feel as though we were really a part of the institu- tion. We met and duly elected our officers. Mr. Kermit Traylor, a ministerial stu- dent of Newell, Alabama, was chosen to lead our class through its Freshman year, which duty he ably and efficiently discharged. We fell to work with a will and we closed our Freshman year with a picnic at Silver Lake, and moving up day at a chapel Service when we were made Sophomores. On September 7, 1931, we came back for a hard year's work as Sophomores. Our number was not so large as it was during our Freshman year, for during the summer we lost several members who enrolled in other schools or stayed at home. This year we selected Miss Eva Mae Whitley, of Washington, N. C., as our president. Miss Whitley led our class ably and efficiently throughout the year until moving up day when we were heralded as Juniors. Gur year closed with another picnic at Silver Lake. On September 11, 1932, we came together again on the campus of Atlantic Christian College to begin our work as Juniors. For our president, we chose Miss Mabel Cherry of Rocky Mount. Miss Cherry led us very efficiently through these days oi' work, for we had plenty of work. As we look back over this year there are joys and sorrows in view. On January 10, 1933, the hand of death moved over our group and took one of our most versatile members in the person of Glennie Daniels, of Black Creek. This was a blow from which we have never quite recovered. But time healed the wound and we moved onward with our work. On April 19, 1933, we entertained the Seniors in the annual Junior-Senior Banquet at the Country Club. The year was closed by a party in the parlors by Mr. Grim, our sponsor, and moving up day when we were made Seniors. We Started off our Senior year in the fall of '33 with only fourteen of our original membership with us. Others united with us bringing our number to twenty-six. Erle Dail, of Grifton was chosen to guide us as president through our last year. This year, four of our class were stricken by the seeming epidemic of appendicitis and under- went operations at a local hospital. We worked hard, bringing our Senior year to a close with the annual banquet by the Juniors and a party at the home of Mrs. Jack Barnes in Lucama. Our four years at Atlantic Christian College have all too soon become history and as we leave these cherished scenes, we do so with a pang of regret, yet with a determination to take our places in life and make Atlantic Christian College, our Alma Mater, proud of us. Signed: N. PAUL ARLINE, Jr., Historian. 1-I-M 040-+A--0-4--0--Iwo--0--Q-of-two-1-wmv!-ff--944-0fwf-o--l--0-O--0'f0-'Q-+O'fl'-l-4--0--Q-fi--0--0-0--I--0--M n 0 0 on0--0-fc1-1--0-0--0--U-0-0-ft--of-lv-0 0 'O 9 zo , 5.0-.0-.m-me o s 0 s 0 0 0--0--0--o-on0--o--one--o--s--vc 0 0 c 0-s--o--no-of-on0--9--0--0--o--o--o--n-s--o--o--o-4-o--0-Q--Q--own-sv. Q u g u 5 ' - Q a 9 U . Z O . I X JUN TOR CLASS The Junior Class reenterecl school this year with memories of the past happy hours spent on the campus interniingled with high hopes for the future. During the past years in college, the class has accomplished much and has been widely represented in the various college activities. The outstanding event of the Junior year was the annual Junior-Senior Banquet held at the Countiy Club on May 4, 1934. Last, but not least, the Junior Class has always endeavored to uphold and to strengthen the high ideals and time-honored traditions of Atlantic Christian College. OFFICERS President .r,.s ,... . -- ---- .......- Jack .-Xycock Vice-President --- ..... Mary Blackburn Secretary -,,,- ----.,- Hazel Windley I Treasurer ...... .... C linton Murray O O O o--c--c--o--0--of-o-fn--o--o--o--n--1--onn--Q--o--v4-of-0--of--0--0--0-A-so--susue- -o--Q--our ....q.m.-n--ons--0--o--o-o--9--0--ov-u--o--1--o--0--Q--0--0--o-o-9--0-0--o--0-0-l-e 21 ' ' 2 ? x 9 .,..g........,..,..q..o..s.a Q-.g.....g..g..g..g g g ..g..g..,........, ............g.5 i e 9 2 5 . 9 ! 5 . l 5 6 9 Q SOPHOMORE CLASS I . Sixty-three members of the Sophomore class are nearing the end of a great year. Q Several of its members have been instrumental in helping to promote the improvements 3 that are so noticeable onithe campus. The class has been well represented in every activity, With all indications pointing to a greater A. C. C., the sophomore class is , . . . . . . . , looking forward with keen enthusiasm and uncompromising expectations to its re- 9 2 maining years. OFFICERS 1 President ......... ..... , ,-. ....... -, Bill Cunningham 5 Vice-President ...... .,-- - .- Kathleen Roberson Secretary ............... ..... - -- Georgia Brewer Treasurer ................. ------- Oscar Brinson, Jr. 'I' 2 - Q ? Q 2 5 F U O ? ? g Z ' 'l' 2 4-2 Q -0-0-0-0-0-0-0--c--o-4--0--0--v4-o-0-of-v-Q--v-9--I'-v-O--M4'-two--0--0--0--I--O--O--O-'Dfw-0-'vw -'O-0-I-vi-+I--0-U-0 --0--if-0-0-'I--h'O-0--0--O--I--0--0--9--0--M v 1 H 1 Q Q 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 s 0 U 0 vs s o I 0 0 0 0 o o s 0 ,vi-'lf-0--0--0--A --l--0'-0--0--lf-l l O 0-4.-0-4--Q-g..g.......-n 0 0--0.-l..g.....g..g..g..g...upq.. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g. T 4 -0 FRESHMAN CLASS The class of 1934 has the distinction of being the largest class: in the history of the 9 college. It is important not only because of its size, but also because of its participa- g tion in campus activities. Many of the Freshmen have taken active parts in the social, 3 religious, intellectual, and athletic programs this year. S The members have also learned to love A. C. C., in this their first year that every E one of them is eagerly looking forward to the happy and beneficial three years ahead. orricnizs President ........... ,. ....... . --- Randolph Allen Vice-President --- ..... -.- Mattie Belle Stewart Secretary ............ ...- .... Charles Ware g Treasurer --- ........... -,- Russel Roebuck Council Representative --- --- Eleanor Woodard g I T C 9 1 , 5 Q O a Q 100000001flvinlvlvlvfi''C I C l O O l-'O'-U O'4C''F4HM'G4' '.'0'kWO' -Fkiviwilii-Q-0+'PlFP4W90i'kXFl i 23 V Q ,R'Qf5N:IZfXUON S ' 7? gifl' Th '- SF., - ,' -L - T-- ' -A lf ' ' li g , 17 Q 1- Y 7777 3 ' -+L-T-4 :Q ' -W W- Y X li + , ' , F - k AhT, W4 .Ad i.. W, -- Qwn- - V - - il ,,.,'Yg ,af - ,- ,g-,-A fb, ,Y l nf, --:-...: -1' f' ,,f-'- S , ,ff V , 1-, 3 --'14 ' if-ii g .-. L ' Q 5. 'gg Q ,T i ,:. if 1 4 v A v 1 Ti -lp gin N 5 fp, ' -wh 1 f5lf, fgff' ' ' ,f I, .NLM : 4' ,R pjlciff I 4, 'qt ' I ff f'LA'.Eh . v ,w x , - 1 ' 4 . M . 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After much discussion our society finally selected the debaters, who through their earnest and untiring efforts brought us our eighth conscutive victory over the He-sperians in the annual debate. To Hazel Windley and P. D. Grady, Jr., we sincerely express our love and appreciation. The outgoing seniors hope the future members will uphold and increase the high levels of achievement that have been maintained in the past. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ........... Doris Bass President ......... Bob Winfield Vice-President -- Kathleen Eagles Vice-President --- William Willis Secretary ..... - Mary Blackburn Secretary ........ Maria Brinson Treasurer -- ---.- Bob Winfield Treasurer -- Mattie Belle Stewart Critic ---- --- Hazel Windley Critic --.------ Kathleen Eagles Pianist --- .--- Hazel Windley Pianists -- -- Gladys Charles Russell Roel-uck 0 0 a Q 0 0 A 5 5 5 6 5 i 9 lO O l4O O C Q--O l0ONO l C O0OMO0OwOvO'4l0O0 'OWU' 400' 0 O I-'O--O00-'C--I'-Gill-l O O''CNO'-O''C O-l O O O-4C ! ONO O C C' T 2 4 - A 9 - e Q W Q e Q Q 4 e e Q Q Q 5 Q e e Q e 4 00 0 0000000 til 0 0 so not 0 0--l--Q-vo--0-5 5 Q 0 0 I O Yi'?'T 1 l l l I l 4 L, +-'M M DEBATERS Above is pictured the Atlantic Christian College Tri-State and Inter-Society de-haters. They are from left to right, back row: P. D. Grady, Jr., Tri-State and Alethiang Jack Aycock, Hesperian Alternate, Lymond Angel, Tri-State, Erle Dail, Tri-State and Hesperian. Front Row: Kathleen Eagles, Alethian Alternate, 'Oscar Brinson, Hesperiang Hazel Windley, Alethian. The Query for the Inter-Society debate wasf Resolved: That the powers of the President sho-uld be substantially increased as a settled policy. The negetive side, upheld by the Alethian Society, won the decision unanimously thus giving the Alethians their eighth consecutive victory over the Hesperians. 0--0-0-0-'P-P-vw-----f - - - -0--M 0-0--our-0--0-0--o-+o--ou0--c--l--mo-'0-vo-4--0-0f-0--0nw-v-o-fowo00-v L3 -0-0-0--Q--of -4-o-o--o-o-o--o- -4- 5-+4-o-4-ooo--so-4-owofo--0-+4-4-'ond L 6 A -:SYH 'f .is.j if -' S ' ' A' ' 2 21.1751-Z gf'-rf?'1463 f QQQ3 if ' 'iff f , ,. , . 5, T ' fi : , it ig S.. Q, if 5- if if i- Q f 9 Y Q Z Q 5 S P -. A A 9 fmtatglf' . K-. 3 ! Q 5 , . 5 ' 3 5 5 s ll-TUESPERTAN LITERARY SUCLETY 5 , -If As this school year comes to a close the Hesperian Literary Society reulzoz that it has just passed another successful year. Its membership of 115 is not only the L largest enrollment in the history of the society, but the largest of any organization 5 S on the campus of Atlantic Christian College. The true Hesperian spirit has existed as great as ever in spite of the fact that we lost the Debate. To say a word for the debaters, Oscar Brinson and Erle Dail, they fought a good fight and we are proud of them. The Ilesperians are also proud of the fact that of . the four inter-collegiate debaters, three were I-Iesperians. 3 5 E The society has instituted a new program committee headed by three vice-presi- dents by which it hopes to retain the Program Cup which has been, held by the Hes- perians for the past several years. e Q The Society is looking forward to a bigger and better year in 12934-35. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Presidents .... Eva Mae Whitley President ,,,r... Rommie Mallison Vice-Presidents .... Paul Arline Myra Joyner Secretary .... .... I nez May Treasurer --- ...,., Rabon Rose Critic .........., Eugene Taylor First Vice-Pres. Second Vice-Pres. Third Vice-Pres. Treasurer - -- Critic ,. ..,. , Chaplain ....... Ernest DeLoach Chaplain U- Pianist .... ...c. M yra Joyner Pianist L, Chorister -, 'CWC'P0001'O O l-'I0l0O-'IMI-'CMOI'INC''Owl'CUC''IMI-'C''l l l 1 f O O l l I''l l 'I l O0O l'+l 26 49105 Secretary -..,---, - --- Lymond Angel 1 Clinton Murray Vivian Prescott Sarah Loftin Martha W, Davis 2 --- Mary Brewer - Donahue Bryant 9 Q ---L oakei Bass ? ,WU Paul Arline -- Eugene Taylor .....,........,........,..,.....,.....,.....,.....,....9 C. L HARDY LIBRARY ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE WLLSUN, NORTH CAROLINA iQvlNllIllll'fl'll''O0O4'D'-l l D-+l0l0l O l O- 'O lNO l4'l O l O l O O'-Cl IOHOHO''O''O4'O O0O O l O-'DHD'-I'-O-'O'-OHOHO' Ol'O0O0l'lONOf'O O0O0l O O-O'-Ilia ? a E -. 'Ffa Z Q V Z E Z 5 5 5 f . 3 e 2 e . Q , 3 THE MlNlSTERlAL CLUB 5 ? The Ministerial Club is a new organization at Atlantic Christian College. having been formed during the Autumn of 1933. It is composed of young men and women who have decided to give their lives to the preaching and teaching of the ideals of Jesus, so that they may have a part in helping to bring to pass, upon the earth, that classless human society which Jesus called The Kingdom of God. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President M-, ,s.. Carl Saunders f President .... Wilbert T. Waters Vice-President .... --- Selz Mayo Vice President .... Milton Adams 2 Secretary , ,,,, ,-- Hubert Rose Secretary ,, ..... Harold F. Brown 3 9 Q Z 2 5 E 5 1 9 Q 5 5 I 'I' 2 ' z S0Q'O C .0O C O-'O-'f O-'CHO-'OVC''O C l-ll''O D C-'OHOHOMD''l O'4O C0O O O . -vl l 0'1l'-O O0O O 0 . . C'-l . . O l 9 .'4. O O 9fO O .0. O G'9C'z 2? O O I CHl0l0O ONl0O O0O O OMl4-l4'O OvO-OI 9 0 5 F-,I-4 LPLELLOWSHLP CLUB Fellowsh.ip, is an organization composed of ministerial students and members of the 6 student body who are interested in present-day religious problems. The organization . has been fortunate this year in having interesting and educational religious programs as well as training in leadershp. 5 OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President -..--,---,- Rabon Rose President 3 - .......... Selz Mayo g Vice-Pres. . -- Nancy Stevenson Vice-Pres, .- -- Billie Edgerton ' Secretary --- --- Helen Gunter Secretary .... -- Sarah Loftin 9 Treasurer ...... Wilbert Waters ' Treasurer --- -- Estelle Marler 2 Q Q 2 2 Q Q 9 9 Q 5 e Z 6 6 Q Q 2 2 2 9 e -O--0--0-m--l+-0--o-fo--0-0-Of-0--C-0-i-w--0--0--0--O--0-4-of--O--000--0-fl--0--0 --Q--C--0--0--Of -Q--5-wo--0--0--0--0--Q0 --l--I--I--0--0--0--0--0-0--0-4-9 2 H 6 Chaplain ...,.. Russell Jefferson Chaplain --- ..,. Harold Brown. 3 Pianist -- -- Hubert Jernigan Pianist ........ Russell Roebuck 9 Chorister .... Kathleen Roberson 2 9 0 0 9 0 - l I 0 0 Z 0 0 I -0Qv0v0vOwQ-4-4o4w000wr4vC-41b-4vC+-t4wm-v4ulwm4wc-4-+4094-Q1-v -014+-6-0-0-If 27' . - - ' inn- -we V 'Y' va:-I L- -e --. , . . 'A . eff' ' W ' Y. M. C. A. The Y. M. C. A. of Atlantic Christian College was organized several years ago and has proved to be one of the most outstanding organizations on the campus. It strives for the betterment of each individual, physically, mentally, socially, and spirit- ually. These phases make up the aim of this organization which is, the Brother- hood of Christ. The Y meets weekly and discusses problems confronting the individual and society. It is an excellent place for the exchange of ideas among, the faculty and students. It is an organization which every young man at, A. C. C. has the privilege of joining. OFFICERS President ...........e............. -.. .... Oakel B. Bass Vice-President -- ,.......,- ---- --- Hubert E, Rose Secretary ..... ........ - -- Marvin Jackson 0-r-0--0-l'-0--C'-l--0--Q- -0--0' fm-if 400- 4- -0--I-an 0--va-1--0-4-4-4--0--0 -0- -I-+ fi- -Q-fowd-Gwinn-Q'-0--iw!!-C+!-4-'I-fo-0' +1-0'-viva-0--rw-I-+0-w 2 9 9-0-0-0-vu--vfo--0--9-of-Q-m+-0-4-Q-4-Q-4-+-o--e-o--o-0-a.-o..e..o.. --o..,........g..g..,..g..g Q g g Q 9 g.g.-g..g..g-....g..g..g....g l Y. W. C. A. The Y. W. C. A. has grown this year, in numbers, in. interest, and in usefulness. Its increase in numbers has been partly a result of the increase of the student body, its increase in interest is due to its wide-awake programs and numerous activitiesg its increase in helpfulness is due to the worth-whileness of its programs and the prin- ciples which the Y. W. C. A. triangle stands. The continued growth of any organiza- tion especially in these three respects, is justification for its existence. Together with the Y. M. C. A., it has operated the College book. store this year. Finances from this source have gone to such worthwhile causes as Christmas cheer for an Opportunity Family in Wilsong the orphanage in Atlanta, Georgia, the student parlor furniture fund, etc. OUOWOUOHI''INO0OVONQ OwO1uQnvOula'Q0l4'l O l44O I l l0'O I'IO I Hill! 'UNO' Its activities have consisted of a Halloween party, a Christmas Bazaar, a booth at the Penny Carnival, an Easter Vesper service, and the sending of delegates to the 2 Student Volunteer Conference in Raleigh. May the final result be-in future years when our thoughts turn back to the Y. W. C. A.-the ringing in our ears of that familiar- Follow, follow, follow the gleam Of the challenge that is the Grail! 2 OFFICERS-1933-34 2 President .................... .----..- Eva Mae Whitley f Vice-President --- ....... --- Jessie Wethington Secretary .... ........ .... .... .... I n e z May Treasurer -, ..... ---- --- ,Sarah Loftin S E Q C lM?'Cl'O O l0O-'O'PO'0C l C 2 C C . O''C''OMOUO''C C . 0 P'l O D l'4C'4O C I . . l l INllbffvl''O O I l ll'O0l0O O0'l0D U O O'i ' 30 ? i3-O l O O O O O O l'4 lHl l0I O0O O O0'O C' 'QWQNIUQWQ 8 ? 5 Z L 2 5 3 2 a 2 3 2 Q I 2 3 9 2 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Association is the only organization on the campus of which every student is a member. The Student Council is the judiciary and executive body' of the 5 Student Association at large. This organization was founded in November 1027. It grew out of the work of the Y. M. C. A. which was profoundly interested in the honor 2 system. The purpose of the Student. Association is to promote closer cooperation between 2 the faculty and the student body in all matters pe'-tiininsz to the welfare of the school E to develop within the student body a greater sense of responsibility and a liner college : spirit: to make efficient the honor systemg and to encourage and train for more democratic living. ' The Student Council has been very active this year. and it is felt that much has been accomplished. ' THE MEMBERS ARE: ' Mabel Cherry ....,,.......,. ,-,,,-- .... President Jacob Taylor .... ...... , --- Vice-President ' Hazel Windley ..... .... - . .... ---- Secretary Horace Cunningham ---. - Assistant Secretary Jessie Wethington N, -. W .......... Treasurer Collins Yelverton -- --. Senior Representative ' Ina Rivers Tuten --- ---,. Junior Representative - Georgia Brewer C, .... -- Sophomore Representative Eleanor Woodard -- ,-- Freshman Representative Mary Brewer --- .... Y. W. C. A. Representative Harold Tyer -- Y. C. A Representative O . 5O'l9Q O'FINIUCUIUO''C''CUC''U'0l'vO''IUCWO''C l O G'-O'+l O O0Q 1 l4'C l I0C O'6v4-Q'4wOWl'4'4'4'4 O'4-4'Q'Q-4'61Q'06'l-4-Q-l0Y4NY10O04NP'O' 6 31 ...,........g.....5..g..............g..,.....g..g.....o-.g-.g..n..g.....g..g..q.-o-n--e--u-4-.......... .......g..q........ DORMll'll'OlRY COUNCIL The Women's Student Government Association is one of the youngest organizations on the campus. The association was first begun because the girls felt that the re- sponsibilityi of governing themselves would make for growth in character and power and would promote loyalty to the best interest! of the College. Although the Dormitory 'Council has only been functioning one year, it has led in various movements which have resulted in obtaining more privileges for the dormitory students. For its first year, the organization has been remarkably successful. The 1933-34 members of the council are: President, Miss Sue Toddg Vice-President, Miss Mabel Cherryg Secretary, Miss Doris Bassg Treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Winsteadg Y. W. C. A. representative, Miss Eva Mae Whitley, Senior representative, Miss Frances Stottg Junior representative, Miss Inez Mayg Sophomore representative, Miss Mary Brewerg Freshman representative, Miss Ollie Wray. Town students representatives, Misses Mary Blackburn and Emma Barfoot. Faculty advisors for the coiuicil are: Mrs. Elizabeth E. Yavorski, Dean of Women, Miss Frances Harper, and Miss Charlotte Hill. vb-0-M-0'-0--rfb-0--9-+0--9Pi--0-rl-'O--U'-0-0--00lf-I-vw-4-4'-ha-9-94--0-1--V-vo-of-v-rvo-fs -'O-who-Q-9-0-'I--I--0--0--U--C--O--I--I-4-'Q-0--Ivo--r-0--0 32 +-M-M-M0'-0++l-0-0--l--I--I--lo-0+-0-0-M-0--M-0-1--Q-4-1001-0--if-9-vm-1--Q00--U -lf-Q--0-l-0-+9-M 4-we llnOv1l0Cv0C' I LI! 2 ' - . THE W RANGLERS CLUB The Wranglers Club is an old organization on the Campus. It is composed of the ' members of the Class in Argumentation and Debate under the able direction of Pro- : fessov F. F. Grim. The purpose of the Club is to train the members in parlimentary procedure through E actual practice, to teach them how to select, and organize material for a debate as f Well as write it cleverly and deliver it effectively, and to enable the members to stand Q 5 up before a crowd and express themselves in a pleasant and efficient manner. . The Club is proud ot' the fact that three of the four inter-society debaters and. the g three of the four Tri-State Forensic debaters are among its present members. ' THE MEMBERS ARE: ' ' : . Lymond Angel ----- -- '34 Selz Mayo D--- -, '36 Onkel Bass ..... -- '36 Eugene Taylor --- N '25 ' Losker Bennett --- -,, '35 Jacob Taylor --- -, '35 Erle Dail ........ -- '34 Wilbert Waters --, ..... '35 Q P. D. Grady, Jr. ..., U '35 Hazel Windley ,-- --, '35 Prof. F. F. Grimm. Collins Yelverton M - '34 . l , i 5 0 ? Q I 3......g..g..g.....g.....q..g.....g.....q..g........g..,..g.....g..g..g.....g..g..g.....4..g..g.-9--Q.,........g........g..g..g..g..g..g.-Q.-Q.-0-4-4-+4-+4-Q-Q'-b-4-v-v'o4-U-0-3 33 F 0 if 9 i Q E -0-O--O--l--0--0--0-f0-0-4f-Of-0--lwr+4wO'-0-0-0-- 0--0--O-0-our 5 EV 5: c4.'-'rea J-Q I. fwifeg '01-- Qi 1! xx 1 9 6 6 Q 1 'E Q 9 9 Q Q Q 6 6 . . I SMOKA PIPE ICIJUB The I Smoka Pipe Club was founded by a group of young men of A. C. C., Feb. 6, i 1934. It is the youngest organization on the campus and its unique nature caused 9 it to create much interest. 9 5 0 , Its members consist of the cleanest, most studious young men on the campus: the a Club hopes to live up to the standards of the College and to develop a brotherhood o 6 2 with a progressive, and permanent future, which will be an honor to the school. - Its purposes are to eliminate the nervousness caused by cigarettes, to foster better 0 2 companionship between pipe smokers, and to develop that sense of tranquility that 9 every pipe smoker enjoys. The success of the Club exceeded the expectations of the organizers. It held its s 3 ? first social in the form of a Stag Banquet at Dixie Inn May 2, 1934, which was greatly : 9 enjoyed. Q OFFICERS Donahue Bryant ...... .. .... . .--- ..... President Q Jack Aycock ....... . --. .......... Vice-President John Eagles ........ -- Secretary and Treasurer Buck Lovelace --- -- Corresponding Secretary o Rabon Rose ..... ..... . ... - .... --- Chaplain Wiley Narron -- ......... . .- Sergeant-at-Arms v MEMBERS Lymond Angel Clinton Bailey John Edmonson 5 Ferby Fulghum C. B. Hinnant Clinton Murray Theodore Owens James Parsons 7 dwhawv-svvfb-0-of-vw-any-0-0--va-4--9-r-0-O--l-f0-fv'0--0-'O00--v+I0O'fO--0+-o--0--vfl-- 0--l --I-'O--0-'O--01 3-L Benton Rose Harry Shackleford Bruce Simmons Collins Yelverton -Q..,..Q.4.4.4..g..g.....g..g..g..g.....g....lg. 2 s x ! 6 0 0 Q Q 2 Q e -o--o-9-9 -0- -0'-0-000vo--0-fr-I--0--0--I--0--vi-0--0--M4--l-lv-0-v-0-4--Owl--0-4-v-0-U-Ov-0--I-I--0-41-0 J?- GLlElE CLUB The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Nannelle Hinton, has done exceptionally ine work this year. In addition to the numbers that it has' rendered on various pro- grams given in the College Auditoriums and the Christmas Vesper Services it present- ed, the Glee Club has visited many churches in the Eastern part of North Carolina and presented a Deputation Program that was written especially for it by Miss Sue Todd, one of the Senior members of the Club. The Deputation Program is in the form of a play, in which Clyde Hurt takes the part of the College girl's father, Jessie Wething- ton plays as hen mother, and Sue Todd acts as the daughter who is a student at Atlantic Christian College. The Play has been presented successfully in the following churches in Eastern North Carolina: Washington, Wendell, Selma, New Bern, Robersonville. Goldsboro and Grifton. The Glee Club also plans to present a Commencement Concert on the afternoon of May 27. The members of the Glee Club are: Sue Todd, Hazel Windley, Kathleen Roberson, Georgia Brewer, Elizabeth Winstead, Frances Stott, Doris Bass, Velma Gurganus, Neva Liverman, Maria Brinson, Helen Gunter, Marjorie Moore, Lillian Woodard, Lou Ellen Perry, Vivian Prescott, Eva Louise Shelton, Gladys Charles, Jessie Basnight. Russell Jefferson, Russell Roebuck, Rabon Rose, Benton Rose, Lymond Angel, Eugene Taylor, Clyde Hurt, Clinton Murray, Carl Saunders, Paul Arline, John Westbrook, and Myra Joyner, accompanist. -0--0--0-if-0--0+f0--M -0--Of -O-'O--C-fl-fi'-If bmw- - 0--0--Out--out--0--U fl--0 -0--O--0--0 -O--0--0-Dol-4--I--O00-444'-Q-'lfQv'l-4' 'O--O'-0-'O-'0 O'4 0 0 0'-0'4--O-' 35 -O-h 0--0-O-Or-I-flwi-fv-M4-0-0-0-C-an-of-0-0-Quo-ol-0-Owl--Q-Ovl-A-0-an0--0--0-q..g.-Q-.Q-.9-Q-Q'-0-0--0--0--Ou 'L 3 5 THE COLLEGIATE E Q Published monthly by the Students of 2 Atlantic Christian College Wilson, North Carolina e a EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF 9 Collins Yelverton ...... Editor-in-Chief Archie Eagles ....s. Business Manager 2 Erle Dail --- ......s. Managing Editor Clement Miller ---T Ass't. Bus. Manager STAFF EDITORS Jacob Talyor .......A,,.,.,.. , Sports Paul Arline, Jr. U ,,-. Religion Assistant Sports S, -... Lynwood Phillips Velma Gurganus -- -W Humor Rommie Mallison ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY ADVISOR Sue Todd R. D. Bullock, Jr. REPORTERS 4' Jessie Basnight Doris Bass Nancy Stephenson C. B. Hinnant Lymond Angel Eva Mae Whitley P. D. Grady, Jr. C. R. Helsbeck Randolph Allen William Willis Jack Aycock TYPISTS Kathleen Roberson Georgia Brewer Hazel Riley Jessie Basnight Mary Brewer Katherine Bell 2-0-o--0-l--Q-fo-0--0-.0-.o..a-0.4-....,........g,.q ...........,.....,..,..,..............,........,.....,..,. ,,.....,..,..... 2 i 1 i io Q '1 -6 '! Q I 4 2 4 f 9 P A -0 -Q-Q-4..g..g,. -0-avvm-0--0'-0-0-Quo no-ou-0-v4-4-'ov-0--0--0--0--0-so--0-4--0--O--0--0--0-+0-fo-'U--0-'O--940-fo-.0-. ..g..g..q .g....,g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g-4.-g.-g..g.. ..g..g.......,,.....Q.....g..g..g..g.4..q..g..g..g.-p..g..g..g..g..g. g..g.. ..g..g..g.,g.,...g..g..g..g..g -QL: SllGMA ALPHA lFRATERNllTY FOUNDED-1925 MOTTO: Semper Est Amicitia. COLORS: Silver and Lavender. HOSTESS: Mrs. W. T. Holden. FRATER IN FACULTATE Cortell King Holsapple, M. A. OFFICERS-J33 - '34 FLOWER: Sweet Pea President ...,. ............. ............ E 1 don Rogers Vice-President -- ..........., -V -. ...... Jacob Taylor Secretary ............. - ..... Bruce Riley Chaplain - .... -- ...... L-- Harold Tyre Sergeant-at-Arms ............ .. ..,.,...,.--. Edwin Reel FRATRES IN COLLEGIO 1934 1935 1936 Dick Barnes George Amerson Jimmie Barnes Eldon Rogers Edwin Reel Bill Cunningham Benton Rose Jacob Taylor Ferby Fulghum John Westbrook Harold Tyre Elliot Jernigan Wyatt Collins Yelverton Lynwood Phillips Jack Riley FRATRES IN URBE Francis Denny Bruce Riley Bruce Edward Ward 37 O-'O-'O--0--v-0--9-0-w-rv-0-4-0-fy - O--0--0-l 0-fi--0-Offs-fr-9--U--If-of-0--0--Q-uc-vo--a-9-on -of e 9 Q 9 9 Q 6 6 ? 9 5 5 5 1-9-4- ' -0-0-0-l-Q--l-4l-0--0--0-Q-l-'0-0--0--0--0--0-4-0-0-4f- m-0-0-0--0-4'-0--0vl--o-o--0-o--0f-0--0--0f-0--v-l--0-of-0--0-0--0--l-0--0--0--0--0+-Q--0--0--l-fu--0--m -lf-0 ,,1:rl ,ff M gi PHI SIGMA TAU SORURITY The Phi Sigma Tau Sorority, the oldest Greek letter organization at Atlantic Chris- tian College, has had a very successful year. There were seven nlenibers taken in this year. The annual banquet was held May the twelfth at the Country Club celebrat- ing the twenty-second birthday of the Sorority. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President .. e.... Ina Rivers Tuten Vice-President --- Maria Brinson SECOND SEMESTER President ........ Hazel Windley Vice-President---Ina Rivers 'Tuten Secretary .... .,.... S ue Todd Secretary ...... Georgia Brewer Treasurer -, -H Gladys Charles Treasurer --- ....... C Sue Todd CHAPTER ROLL Class of '34-Mabel Cherry, Sue Todd. Class of '35-Maria Brinson, Gladys Charles, Ina Rivers Tuten, Hazel Windley. Class of '36-Elizabeth Belangia, Georgia Brewer, Mary Brewer. Geraldine Bryant, Ruth Johnston, Kathleen Roberson. Sponsors-Mrs. Nannelle Hinton. Honorary Member-Mrs. Agnes Lenich. ,g.....g..q..g..4.4..5.4.4.4..9.....g..g..g..g..g.4.4.4..g..g..g..g..,.....g..g..q.-guy.4.4. 4.-g.-q..g..g..q..g..g..q..g..g................4....g..g..g.....g..g..g.....g 38 1 ff' -- ' - an if S Pll-ll KAPPA ALPHA lFRATlERNllTY -4 ALPHA Ci-IAPTER Fougided 4:l.S25 gg. COLORS: Gold and White. ' ', FLOWER: Daisy. FRATER'!..N: QEAQJMLTATE ,Q i-Q ft ,A F- A. Hgeggsfm. s. OMIQFICERS-l FIRST SEMESTER 171 f' .W -if SECOND SEMESTER If.. C. Miner. Jr ...........,.,... ,Presyqpzuf .,.............., 15. 1-3. Dail ll. A. Winfield ....... ..... . Vice- resident .... ---.R. A. Winfield N. G. Blackman, Jr.--- ..... Secretary ..... ----O. R. Brinson, Jr. A. Y. Eagles ........ ---Treasurer .-.-.-- ---- A . Y. Eagles D. W- Bryant ------ ----- S erg't-at-Arms ---- ---- J . I. Eagles G. C. Murray---- .---- Chaplain -.----------------- E. L. Southard CHAPTER ROLL N. G. Blackman, Jr. ---- '35 E. C. Miller, Jr. --- --- '34 O. R. Brinson, Jr. -- -- '36 G. C. Murray ---- --- '35 D. W. Bryant ---- -- '35 T. W. Owens ---- --- '36 E. E. Dail ------ -- '34 E. L. Southard --- --- '35 A. Y. Eagles -- -- '35 J. E. Williamson --- --- '35 J. I. Eagles ------ -- 36 W. H. Willis ----- --- '35 P. D. Grady, Jr. -- -- '35 R. A. Winfield ---- --- '34 10410-O-O-Oni-0-O-C-'l O '-000' 'I ' vlvi' 'l'0C DvvQ-'. U O O . O l l P O O O C l O O l g O l O 3 9 5-0-0--anno--n-4--o--o--o--o--n--o--e--o- o o--n--n--Q--u--o-m--o--u--Q--m-o--o--o--n--1--s Q 0 o 0 o 0 u o e 0 o o 1 0 s 0 0 o o o E 5 av Q A 9 wa' ' 40 9 6 5 5 6 9 Q 6 6 SllGMA TAU Cl-ll SORORll TY On May 19th at the Country Club, Sigma Ta-u Chi Sorority entertained at their annual Spring Banquet, bringing to a close a very enjoyable year of social activity. , During the year the Sorority have taken in four new members with appropriate initia- E tion ceremonies. We are also. losing with regret four of our best members through , graduation. Last year we won the organization scholarship cup and we are hoping to retain it this year. Our Chapter is composed of the following members: - Doris Bass .,.........,, '34 Julia Winfield ....... - '36 Velma Gurganus -- -- '34 Margaret Bullington .... '36 Eva Mae Whitley ....... '34 Dorothy Little ....... -- '36 Frances Stott ....... --- '34 Maxime Long , Emma Laura Barfoot ,... '35 Mary Virginia Sasser Mary Blackburn .,.. . -- '35 Mrs. W. A. Lucas, Sponsor. Kathleen Eagles --- -- '35 2.,.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g,gagng..g..g.-0.-g-4-.4-.g..g..g.....g........g.4.4.4..g..g..g..g..p..g..g..g..g.....g...ng.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.....g g g..g..g..g. -1-0 -of-0 o--0--o o a Q o o o c a a .Q-.o..n.............o o 0 Q Q-....g..g..g.....,... ,..............g.....g..q.....g..g..g.....g.....g..g.....,.....g.....g..g........,..g.... MAY DAY FESTllVAl. In an ancient day in England a tiny kingdom was celebrating the marriagei of its niw king. May had come with her gift of Spring, There were blue unclouded skys, the tender green of new leaves, birds all glad and full of song. The villagers were gathered on a wooded knoll near the palace. The prince had offered as a wedding 54 ft to his lovely bride, the privilege ol' ruling over his entire kingdom for one season of the year. To aid her in making the decision, the vilagers pictured the seasons before her in pageantry and dance. A holiday had been proclaimed. The villagers b3dc:ke.l themselves in garlands, set the chimes ringing, and presented Summer, with her flower r ng of adoring love, prancing Autumn with harvest fruits, Winter strong :1n:l pg-rsistcnt. Then came Spring fresh and sweet. As she appeared, the throng b rsi into happy song to welcome her. The maiden liked Spring best of all, The Spirit of Spring joyfully placed the crown of flowers on the maiden's head. The ladies and gentlemen of the court, filled with the spirit of the occasion. rose and danced the stately minuet. Then the joyo-us villagers danced around the May Pole in happy celebration until the golden sun sank behind the purple hills. PROCFISSIONAL: Herralds, Attendants to the King and Queen, Flower Girls, Mav Queen and King. Train Bearers, Ladies and Gentlemen uf the Court. Villagers portraying Summer. Autumn, Winter, Spring, Village Maidens. MAY COURT: Queen: Maria Brinson. King: Jack Aycock. Personal Attendants: Gladys Charles, Oscar Brinson, Ina Rivers 1'uten, Hayden Wiggs. Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court: Frances Stott and Billie Blackman, Geraldine Bryant and Benton Bose, Mabel Cherry and Donahue Bryant, Mary Brewer and Clinton Murray, Jessie Wethington and Elbert Southard. Sarah Loftin and Russell Jefferson, Kathleen Eagles and C. B. Hinnant, Elizabeth Bel- angia and Frank Wilkins. -0' 0 0--l--0-vc-so--0-0-vwuowo--0--0--0-r-one--v-Of-U-Uwe-+C'-9-out--0--Q-0-4'-O--Ou-0--cv-9'-mvo-0--of-0--0--0--0-0--0-0--onU-9--Qwvm--0-awww-our-I-M-0-9-5 -l-1 - I F gi . . ATHLETI C S fm m 2?'7 Z Z , ' I ll llllllliillnwm2i u 'if5',s N, ' A Q' at f Q 4. -'A'm. KK '- -4 7 P . ., 4-f . 'li'-Y wa 5335 :-1. xg? Q-:Li -7:-5 -v . ,.. -WW WJ J xr , Wu, V, . , 4,945 .- I Q1 -,W M . 1-A .. L w . . ,SL -wr aa,-' ' x' 'u Q 1 - ., jr 1 f y A .7 -g. ff.,- -. 1,4 ' YY. Pix,- 4:55 -1 :P :J . . 1 X ,I lx' .J A ,-- ? Y 'P fa.-,. .X 1- ., 1 , .,,,. A 1 , I V' ,li 4141. f'. 4 . -ww 1, J V ,Nl V , . .-.,.,a, ,, , L .J-V 9,43 .11 2. .1 q,4 l,, 2 - ml? ' AN.. , ,, M., ,.:-I 4 i F 1 f .-. . , 1 , .1 ,, ,. . lv' 5121 - 5 'fn 4-U Q-3' ,' . ..--rx.. .- , yur. ..v, ' 'L ,, mx... Lvx T, ,. r g- ' -.' J . -.Nr '-' .fx-A I.. -'pu' H rf , .- QI. . '. -'i x. 1 .. .5 tg' -,547 .xv ' 5 - .p,,,. r u 1 ' A Ml-. QI sf J' ' 1' - ., vQd'g,',.J.'n - 'J 'J-. x U W'-1 M -x, ' ' . f ' 'L' f'.-' ', -A .zvmv . ,I 'IMO' l-o-o-o-o-o-ow-0-0-oeov-e-oo-o-bono-of-o-l-0- OW- C 3 A -1. 3 'l f as .sk ' I W v Q I N .4 C X. 5 ...gg ?Axb 53,4 : I . c. ' .I N .l Z X N I BASKETBALL 1933334 O Horace Cunningham. Center row: E. C. Miller, Jr., Manager, A. C. Dawson, Oakel 2 Bass, Edwin Reel, Coach F. A. Hodges. Front row: George Amerson, Eldon Rogers, co-captains. The Bulldogs had a very successful season this year, considering the handicaps under which they performed. With a gym on the campus in which to work in the coming year, the present outlook for the squad is very good in 1934-35. I U O a Q 0 i 5 4 5 5 ! Q 5 Q 6 Q E Q 6 i i f.g.....g..g..g........g.4..9..g..q.....g..g..Q..g.4.4..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g-.g.....g..q.4........4.....g........g..g,.g..g 9 g Q4..g..g.....g..g..g..9--0--Q--a-0--0-0-9 442 r ' 0 5-0--o--A--m --o--o--of-of-A--v-Q-fm-a--o--nm-o-o--o--c--u--o--a--o--o--o--o-1-m-v-ra-fr-sfo-of-r-v-r-N-94-4-4--a-9 4--o--ofa--0-a-9-Qc--ov-ov-0-o-o-4-0 2 5 A M 3, fersagq Wm: 2 HWBT, Q Z 9 3 BASEBALL l933f 34 'I 'P . . . . . Left to Tlght-Fll'St row: Blackman, outfieldg Paige, pitcherg Kavanaugh, pltcherg co-captain Fulghum, catcherg Lee, 2nd baseg J. Barnes, 3rd baseg Dawson, lst base. Second row: co-captain Ballance, outfieldg Jernigan, pitcherg Rogers, outfieldg Oden, outfield. , Standing: Coach Hodges, D. Barnes, outfieldg Amerson, shortstopg Manager Reel. The baseball outloolg for 1934 was very promising at the first of the year, but due to many handicaps our winning percentage was disappointing. With a new gym for early training and most of the squad back next year with some experience we should have a very good team in 1935. PIG REEL, Manager. 'I' E 3 9 a 2 I 5 -1-3 5 -0--Q-Q-Q-Q f-0-of-1-0-r 0--0-own-own-one--0-v-our-rw-4--v+-one-0 I'-0 0 l 0 ' 5 2 wk 0 7' 9 p .ffxl QL? E ? 3 For the first time Atlantic Christian College is this year participating in intercol- g legiate tennis, and has already played two matches, losing one and winning the other. 2 Professor Cortell K. Holsapple, of the English Department is coaching the team. f In the game recently played with the Catawba Indians, the local team lost by a . score of five to two, but in the second match following soon after the Bulldog team I defeated the Elon Christians by the same score, five to two, with which they were : defeated by the Catawba outfit. ' The local team is scheduled to play off a match with Elon on the local court on May 4th, Negotiations are now being made to schedule matches with other teams in the North State Conference. The Bulldog team is planning to take part in the North State Conference which is to take place sometime during the first part of next month, either at Catawba or Guilford. The Captain of the local team is Bill Cunningham, sophomore from Owenton, Ken- tucky and the Manager is Jack Riley, sophomore from Wilson. The ranking of the members of the team are: Cunningham, first, A. C. Dawson, freshman, Zebulon, second, Eldon Rodgers, senior, Rose Hill, third: James Barnes, sophomore, Wilson, fourth, Riley, fifth, and Bryan Deans, freshman, Wilson. -9--gag.-p4.4.4..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..q.4..g..g..9..gn......g..g.,g..g..g.....g..q..g..g..g..g.....g..............g ......g.4.-...qu 0 0 0 0 C l .14 M-C--0--0--if-0'-lf-ln0-flv-0--l-if-wwwOf-0--0f-0+-l--Q-0--0-0--Iv!--O-'M-M-0'-D--0--0--M -lugulwuwwvmw-OMC-O-lf!-0-Quint-fm-M-Dum l , 9 GLRLS ATHLETLC CLUB The Girls' Athletic Club was organized in 1031. At this time there was felt a dire need for a fuller program of physical education for girls, and with this idea in View the club was organized. With Miss Charlotte Hill as faculty instructor, the club has made much progress in the three years of its existence. Inter-society sports have been sponsored by the club and much interest has been manifested in all contests. OFFICERS President - s..,Y .e.,.... , g--,- .....Y Frances Stott Vice-President --- U Emma Laura Barfoot Secretary a,... - - . .......... Inez May Treasurer -- ..- Elizabeth House o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o'-o--o--o--l--0--Q--0--0--0--ra--oh0--cf-0--0--0--0--0--an0--0--0--0--of-lf-Q--m-Q-fo-fo--0--0--of-0--0--of-o-4--0--o--uno-4--9.-o-c-a--o--o-o--s--a--s--o-o--o- -1.5 AUTOGRAPHS I 2 3 5 1 5 Q A e Q 4 4 1 2 5 3 5 5 2 Z 4 i E f ! E lvl ONl lNC0l0OMO0ONOMlvvlwO0Q0l'4C0l O O'vOwOv0 O' lnlnlnlf Q Q gng..g..g--p NAME Arline Angel, . Bass . Barnes Barliam Barnes . Bailey . , Cherry Dall .,...,,...,. Gurganus llinnnnt Miller Nurron, ll ose , Str-pliensnn . Stott ........, 'l 1'u4 lil , Winliehl Rogers Whitley Weth i ngtnn Wilson . wiesllvrook Yelverton Smith Saiuntlers K NOWN :KS Sister Jnrk I.oekoni Doris . 'Dir-k Worry .lr. Wlrs. Jack Frost Orange Blossmnu Cllerryu, ., . , , 'Ferlf- . Wil1lCat , Charlie Clementine . ,f'Wiley . . Monk- Nunf'y . Stott , . Ann Holi , ,, .. Big Shotu , lint , Pun , l'lamlet , Jonny Little Loral 1 lrakan Curl STATISTICS f' HOBBY Singing , Argueing , . , Teaching HIGHEST AMBITTON To he Pastor of Churr'h,, .4,. . . in Rolversonville FAVORITE EXPRESSION Su pergarholistie To court without interruption from Dean . ..To marry 11 prezivher , Baseball , To he a Crooner Rifling ,. To get rieh ,, Etiquette, ,. .,.. ,To teach sehool Sleeping on elass To sing hassil .. , . Council ,, 4.,. .To out Ilgllf' tlieilean . .Counting eats .To he an eilueateul man . Golfl tligging ,... To get a man .. . . .. , Spying ..., , 4 To he a eolunmist Courting . , Get his girl oti' eampus, . ,Working in the , To own the Cherry Hotel Lilvrary Talking iloors off gkustins Sitting liy Bolnu Going planes. Studying ., Breaking hearts ,, Basket hall . .,., . Cfling to pieture slimy Putting Freshmen in their plumes liiflieuling girls 'Working at Penny!-Q l7L1lllll?lI'0y .. 'Writing term paperi' Flirting To lweeome a great , tennis player To he eonvenient . ,, ,, To Day programs get up May. . To keep house . To shoot a line ,.,.,.,,, ,To lieeome an engineer , To get a man with a ear To he a Missionary ,,,,, To heroine famous. To know Anglo-Saxon To get the Collegiate out on time To he :lean of Junior ilormitory To tlet a Girl ,. YVell.l10l 0 Mister! 'LAny DryClerining .. ,--Wen. I tc-ll you . . . Is that so. Where-'s the Dean To he frank with you Jazz sent me a ilope , l mlitln't know that '-What color is he Wliat'f ....,hGI'ilt'l0llS .. , ls that right? Oh no 'LUI1 yeah . Colly4ling , Lilies I eant' Uh, hello Sure 'nuglff accrue0lcsoooouaccclononooeooelils osanooaoclooouaeueonootoe 1 fvl 25, '21, 1 Q, - Z1 N- 9 ,,: 5... Q 4 Q g. ',, 1 1 fu Lp, 1?-A ,1 w 7, V rf. fr -, ii' .nf Mu N 4 .' . 14 ,' x , , 1 , .Q Q I. I.: ' ' A A .J 3.4 ,V ... , x,7f'5'44'5',f3' A .,,. ,K r, - i ,W 9: .v A . 4 ' 'V A - . 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Celebrate this year of happier hearts and higher hopes, by Giving Something Finer Give an ELGIN Priced No Higher than Ordinary Watches The Quality Shop Since 1900 The Niefcrl Arts Conzpcmg, Inc. JEWELERS AND ST.-XTIONERS TO SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES b Rochester, New York S. B. DENNY MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE WILSON, N. C. Whitman's Candies Cara Nome Toilet Goods CDY MOORE' DRUG STORE, INC. WILSON. N. C. Phone 1336 Motorcycle Delivery -4..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..q..g.....g..g... ..g..g.. . .g..g..g..g..g..g.... .g..g..q.....g..g..g..g. 9.4.4 ....g..g................. ..p-- -l--0-o--n-4..o--a--s-o- .g..g..g..g..g..4 4.4..g..p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..5.,Q..Q..3..g..g..g..g..5..n..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g...,..,,.,, BRUCE LAMMSS Haherdashery The Men's Corner SMART CLOTHES for MEN ond YOUNG MEN Wa1stfonfE-dlwards Company A M Plumbing, Heoting ond Gos Fitting Controctors V 108 South Tarhoro Street Phone 418 XVILSON, N. C. Wllson Hardware Company HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS VV V COURT HOUSE IN FRONT OF US 116 East Nash St. Telephone No. 18 .....g..g..g..g..g.....g.,g..g..g..g,.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.-0 .Q-4..g..g..g.....g...........g..5.....q. .g..g.....g.....g..... .g.. g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g........3..g..g..Q..5..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.....g..g.....g..Q.....guy..g.....g..Q..g..q..g..g..g.....g..g... YOUNG MERCANTILIE CO. As usual we are Offering up-to-the minute Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shoes, Men's Clothing, Piece Goods and Summer Millinery All of which is popular priced lWe Sell for Lessl 129-151 S. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. 'fd THE DIXIE INN 'fd A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Barbecue H Sea Food CHICEENI DIYYEI S - W TSTI' PN STF -X1 PPIX ATE DINING POOWIQ - B-XNOUET ROOM WILSON QFOUP MILES SOUTHJ 'NORTH C-XROI IIN A Meet and Treat at Our BIG BUSY FOUNTAIN GARNER-TARKENTON DRUG STORE Davis Auto Cog. Q-9 AUTO REPAIRING of All Kinds Woshing, Wrecking Service - Polishing 1 Fr T3 Phone 857 Greosing J A Night 393-W H05-W 3 Thomas FoRQuAu1v' I lo ll? g4g A 4 Furniture T Cl. EANlNGS3eDXSE1liuq.- ' i f Co. in Is the Height of omg fX1T1i3iiEiO11 to Please BETTER FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Y 0 U AMBULANCE SERVICE W. Haynes St. Phone 59-lg ' Q 6 - Phone 58, We cure Never Late .g..g..9..p.g- .p..g..g.....g..g..g.. .0--o..g..g..g--0-0-Q...,.g..g..g ..g..,..q..g..,..g..g..,..g.....g..g,....,........,..,..pupq-.q.. gn... -0--of-o--on E' Sl 5 For Your Heolth ? 5 EAT AT 0 , Patronize Drck s Place Uur WEST NASH STREET i 5 Advertisers Q . , ALL KINDS SANDWICHES and Assorted Drinks .g..g..g.....q g..g..g..g..g..q..g.. tailings Printers for Quick Service and Better Printing Q., -' Coll Phone No. 655 Gulf Refining Compony UQQP' Qffi A. A. RUFFIN, Distributor A Gulf Station on Every Highway Coming Into Wilson iSpeciolty Shop SCC our varied slucic of Loolies Reody-To-Weor V llfl ifzisi Nash St. THE WILSON Z BAKERY M. M. GARTRELI-, Propriet V Bread, Cakes., Pies VfIIOI.L1S.-XI.l1I and IICT-XIL SI TNTEEN YP -XI OP UN'l'INl'Ul'S SEPX ICI AND Ql'.XI,ITl IIMb CXQH A- il-IONP atinnal Bank ul' Wilsfon VVILSON, N. C. Every Courtesy, attention and bervice consistent with Good Banking are the facilities Offered luy 'this Institution MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Pictures in this Publication Nlade By uldlen Studie Wilson, N. C. Duplicate Prints Flay lac Secured :it Any Time AU OHGRAPHS n Q 0 0 I 0 0 -0--if-0--9--0'-I 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 C 0--0--l--9--0--N 0 I-I--U--I 0 0--O--O--U--I--D l I 0 l-l--0-l-'!--l--0--i--lvl-'Owl'-C'-O'C-q..p..p.g..p