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

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WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION t wouldn't.be a Cabinet meeting if somebody weren't absent (cost 10c— payable to Maggie who kept the pot o' gold.) When this bunch got down to busi- ness, they really got things done. It's not just these Cabinet members that make up the W.A.A., it's all the girls with a yen for fun. Farmer presided in a dignified way when she had her notes collected and Kat scribbled so that posterity could know what went on. Peanut substituted when Farmer wasn't there (whom are we kidding?) Smalley, as advisor, kept them in the road while the class representatives saw to it that their cohorts got out to games. Every girl on the campus (includ- ing the Cabinet) prayed all year that the war with the gas and food rationing would not prevent the annual chicken sup- per spread. Half of a W.A.A.C. equals an A.C. PS AiA [29]

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“A” CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS Lung power. 3 f you think there is any messing when it comes to swinging the paddles, ask Troy Godwin or Aaron Fussell to tell you about their experiences when being initiated into the A Club. They have only male members and all are he-men —could be their physical build-up in vari- ous athletics. Anyway they have plenty of muscles. And these same he-men elect the cheerleaders. They pick 'em cute, too. But why they ever got any competition for themselves and elected two boys this year is still not printed even in the best of books. But yells and not beauty could be the real reason. [28]

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Homosappyens. SOPHOMORE h, la, la, and here we have the clever and wise Sophomores. They pondered and thought and finally de- cided to let Miriam Johnson (James), Lib White, Helen Renfrow and Willard Wood- ard guide them through the year. In the fall of '41 they enlisted for two years but now they have two more [30] OFFICERS years of hard work before them. A word of warn- ing to these wise ones: Don't let anything get you down. Push onward and up- ward — the junior year isn't so hard and then you will be dignified Seniors. You have a rough row to plow, but we're betting on you. Don't let us down, class of '45. CLASS