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

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SUPERVISORS HO ARO enry Walters thought he could pull strings instead of pushing a yard broom—after all the boss, Jack Martin, comes from Jamesville, too. But Jack fooled him! Dishes and scraps seem to move out almost by themselves in the din- ing hall—the haven of no confusion after meals. But let Earle Williams tell you how easy it is to get girls to stay on duty during week-ends. How many times a week does it have to be fixed? That light cord in Room 6 can drive a man mad—that's where Bi Hie Ad- ams went when everyone thought he left for the Air Corps. But then the Super- visors' Board must have some troubles, too. And they have them when someone cuts work, or tries to get lazy on them. Mrs. Charles is there to be sure that Nan- nie Blanche doesn't forget anyone—as if she would. [ 17]

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DORMITORY C 0 U IV C I L I'd better hide myself under the wing of the good ol' Oasis, be- cause Council meets tonight. That's the way it sounds in Kinsey and Caldwell on “V ipe Wednesday night. And two —they've had their say, too. a rule? new deans But what's [16]

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Going? You just came! FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Q n the face of 42 these raw recruits enlisted to do their part for Alma-Mater. They chose as their leaders Dot Greene, Tal- madge Narron, Julia Gliarmis, and Vivian Denning. We hereby dedi- cate to them this poem: With the spring of '43 we see them emerge from their nine months of basic training no longer scared and no longer green. Why, just think, next year they will be seasoned sophomores endowed with the traditional wisdom that all sophomores possess! Here are the freshy freshmen Who once were green but growing, They do their work with might and main Th eir minds with wisdom stowing. [ 18]