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

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THE 1938 PINE KNOT The Junior Cl ass Cleveland Bradner Martha Nelson Woodrow Sugg Eugene Ogrodowski President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer As this year ends, we the Juniors prepare to achieve the greatest and final level of our college career. After three years of hard struggle, which have seen our number diminished, we now are able to claim the name of Seniors. Our three years have been years of joy and happi- ness. We have gone through the change from adolescence to manhood and womanhood. It has at times been a long and painful process, but under the capable guidance of our beloved leaders we have come through with colors flying. We have been fortunate in our choice of leaders in the past and have benefited greatly through their superior ability. As we make our final step, we leave behind our childish things and look forward to the bright horizon of graduation and travel onward undaunted. Page T wenty

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ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Bessie Thompson Wilson, N. C. Delsie Turner Kinston, N. C. President Dramatic Club ’35-’37; Sigma Tau Chi Sorority ’35-’38; Treasurer Sigma Tau Chi Sorority ’37-’38; Secretary Sigma Tau Chi Sorority ’37-’38; Hesperian Literary Society; Vice-President Hesperian Literary Society ’36- ’37; Cheer Leader ’37-’38; Treasurer Hesperian Literary Society ’36-’37 ; Women’s Dormitory Council ’35-’36; G. A. C. ’34-’37; W. A. A. ’37-’38; Advertising Manager of Collegiate ’37- ’38; Debate Club ’36-’3S; Secretary Debate Club ’36-’38; Dramatic Club ’34-’38. William Moses Tyson Wilson, N. C. Boxing Team ’34-’38; Hesperian Literary So- ciety ’34-’36; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity ’36- ’38; Secretary Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity ’36; Vice-President Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity ’37; President Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity ’38. Sarah Bain Ward Kinston, N. C. President Co-op. Association ’38; President Y. W. C. A. ’37; President Alpha Delta Chi; Chairman Supervisors Board ’37-’38; Women’s Dormitory Council ’37; Charter Member Alpha Delta Chi; Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Glee Club ’35-’38; Dramatic Club ’35-’38; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; G. A. C. ’36-’37; Religious Educatibn Committee; Vice-President Alethian Literary Society; Member State Student Council ’38. Helen Williams Wilson, N. C. Commercial Club ’34; Town Girls’ Club; Ale- thian Literary Society ’34-’36; Vice-President Delta Sigma Sorority; President Delta Sigma Sorority; Vice-President Junior Class; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A. Jfu IHemnrtam William Tyre entered Atlantic Christian College in the year nineteen hundred and thirty- four. He was only one among many others who had entered as freshmen. William immediately became loved because of his good cheer and ever willingness to help his fellowman. He was never content when his work was finished because he wanted to help someone who could not do his task. One day William was taken from us. The same old sun rose, but it did not seem as bright and that night the same old stars twinkled, but they did not seem as sincere. William was dead. Although he has gone his memory will live on with us. In the great sky above; Oh! God, help us to be like our friend, A new star twinkles tonight. Faithful and true until the end. It has a place among many others, And when You beckon for us to come, But it gives forth a brighter light. May we leave also, with a task well done. Page Nineteen

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ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Beulah P. Aycock Black Creek, N. C. Lois Baggette Manning, S. C. Virginia Barkley Wilson, N. C. Ruby Barnes Fremont, N. C. SAM BASS Black Creek, N. C. John Batchelor Elm City, N. C. Basil J. Bowden, Jr. Dudley, N. C. Cleveland Bradner, Jr. Charleston. S. C. Lloyd Bryan Wilson, N. C. CHARLES BRYD St. Pauls, N. C. Willie Leigh Clarke Rocky Mount, N. C. Archie Daniels Black Creek, N. C. Rachel Daniel Spring Hope, N. C. Brantley Dewar Fuquay Springs, N. C. Miriam Dickinson Wilson, N. C. Page Twenty-one