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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

Atlanti C ts faS College Pine Knot Published by the student body of Atlantic Christian College Wilson, N. C. Elizabeth Leach. Editor Piercie Stalls, Business Manager Nineteen Forty seven at ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ing; onward, in sweet memoles. h unrelenting crescendo, the symphony of a life replete with elodic progression hastens to its finale. And a friendship that i cmrs to share, with its ‘largos’ and ‘allegros’ moves everlast- this our 1947 Pine KNO fit has been our privilege and pleasure view of this year at A. C. and to leave with you memories of the past. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to Dr. Mildred Hartsock for her faithful guidance and service. Elizabeth and Piercie. 4 The Pine Knot of 1943 was dedicated to the boys who had gone out from Atlantic Chrisian College to fight for the principles of democracy. In this, our first yearbook since the conclusion of the war, we would again remember those young men. Many have returned from the service of their country to our campus; some, having given their lives, are missed from among us. To all of the men and women whose sacrifice and suffering and courageous integrity made possible our dream of a secure and just society, we dedicate the Pine Knot of 1947. 1 Here and There ‘‘The happiest heart that ever beat W as in some humble breast That found the common daylight sweet. And left to heaven the rest ’ “A thing of beauty is a joy forever; Its loveliness increases; it can never Pass into nothingness.” Bert Hardy Dining Hall To keep my health . . . To do my work . . . To live! 8 ikI will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come ' ‘VIEWING THE CAMPUS” n m Dr. H. S. Hilley President ADMINISTRATION Mr. R. R. Mill Gone is the builder's temple; Crumpled into the dust, Pillar and groin and arches Food for consuming rust; But the temple the teacher builded Shall endure while the ages roll; For that beautiful, unseen temple Was a child's immortal soul. er, Dean of Instruction 10 FACULTY C. H. Hamlin Professor of Social Science A.B., A.M., Ph.D. J. M. Waters Professor of Bible A.B. Mildred E. Hartsock Professor of English A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Esther L. Long Professor of Modern Language A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Lloyd Stark Professor in Mathematics A.B. Rolla James Bennett Asst. Professor of Social Science A.B., MA., B.D., Ph D. Camilla Louise Wills Instructor in Biology B.S., A.M. Harriet Fulton Professor of Music A.B., A.M. Claudia Lucas Instructor in Science A.B. Katherine Lewis Instructor in Physical Education A.B. Hamlin Waters Hartsock Long Stark Bennett Wills Fulton Lucas Lewis FACULTY Nackos Shackleford Fleming Ward Mathis Mary Nackos Instructor in English A.B. Ola Fleminc Librarian A.B. Ruby Shackleford Instructor in English A.B. Catherine Mathis Secretary Not Pictured Matthew J. Bird Instructor in Physical Education A.B. F. A. Hodges Professor of Science A.B., M.S. Sarah Bain Ward Dean of Women A.B. Perry Case Professor of Philosophy A.B., B.D., A.M. C. Franklin Eicher Acting Professor of Education A.B., A.M., Ph.D. John W. Fontaine Professor of Music Harris C. Moore Instructor in Physical Education A.B. Margaret R. Newton Instructor in Commercial Subjects A.B. Agnes L. Peele Instructor in Commercial Subjects A.B. Mrs. Mary Wilson Nurse Mildred D. Ross Bookkeeper Mrs. Ella Taylor Dietitian 12 TRUSTEES John Askew...... E. Leon Roebuck.. M. C. Todd....... L. A. Tart....... C. V. Cannon..... C. L. Hardy...... J. C. Warren..... A. D. Shackleford Term Expiring 1947 ......Raleigh, N. C. ...Washington, N. C. ......Wendell, N. C. .........Dunn, N. C. ........Ayden, N. C. ........Maury, N. C. Newton Grove, N. C. .......Wilson, N. C. Term Expiring 1948 J. F. Latham...............................................Bath, N. A. W. Ange..........................................Winterville, N. S. W. Richardson.........................................Wilson, N. Elbert Peele........................................Williamston, N. John W. Cowell..........................................Bayboro, N. C. H. Rawls.............................................Raleigh, N. Dr. C. S. Eagles, Secretary............................Saratoga, N. J. Benbow Jones............................ ...Winston-Salem, N. C. C. C. C. C. c. c. c. Term Expiring 1949 G. F. Loftin........... W. H. Woolard.......... S. M. Jones............ W. H. Brunson.......... Jack D. Brinson........ H. Galt Braxton........ T. J. Hackney, Chairman Curtis W. Howard....... .... Kinston, N. Greenville, N. New Bern, N. ....Ayden, N. ..Arapahoe, N. ...Kinston, N. ....Wilson, N. ...Kinston, N. C. C. c. c. c. c. c. c. Honorary Trustee 13 George Hackney Wilson, N. C. CLASSES Off to Classes ] 5 Watch The Birdie SENIOR CLASS... 1947 President Rachel Britt Vice President Lorette Osborne Secretary Miriam Moore Treasurer Jack Daniell 17 t SENIOR CLASS Adelyn Barkley Elm City, N. C. Rachel Britt Elm City, N. C. Maxine Cahoon Pinetown, N. C. Vincent Colombo Brockton, Mass. . . . married . . . charming . . . gracious . . . wonderful smile . . . mid-term graduate. . . . sense of humor . . . gayety . . . understanding . . . diamond from Albert . . heads senior class. , . . . sparkle . . . cute . . . an unaffected manner . . . expres- sive eyes ... a charming shyness. . . . pep ... May King . . . “pro . . . handsome . . . person- ality plus . . . leads student body. 18 . . . “Queenie” . . . smart clothes . . . long brown hair . . . glamour . . . shadow of Troy. . . . Phi Kappa Alpha . . . athletically inclined . . . tall . . . witty . . . good natured . . . Mary Alice. . . . 1 . . . our own May King,. . . ministerial student . . . just the blackest hair . . . likeable. . . . athlete . . . tall . . . crazy 'bout a gal named Caroline . . . keeps the boys in line. SENIOR CLASS Caroline Cowell Bayboro, N. C. Howard Chapin Kinston, N. C. Jack Daniell Bogart, Ga. Troy Godwin Dunn, N. C. 19 v . . couldn't get along without glee club . . . finished in SENIOR CLASS Maxine Hood Bonneau, S. C. Joseph Horton Walstonburg, N. C. Elizabeth Jones Wilson, N. C. Sally Keech Pinetown, N. C. three years . . . Oh, so tiny. . . . takes notes on Bennett's jokes . . . witty . . . word for everyone . . . touch of mischief. . . . a ready smile for everyone . . . conscientious . . . always willing to help . . . naturally sweet. . . . neat . . . attractive . . . cheerful . . . president of Phi Sigma Tau . . . pretty eyes. . . the art of persuasion . . . fun to he with . . . friendli- ness . . . popularity . . . Sigma Tau Chi. . . . beautiful eyes . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . brother Elmer . . . Caldwell Hall . . . flowers. . . . Spanish major . . . petite . . . town girl . . . naturally smart . . . pretty blond hair. . dark beauty . . . friendly and sweet . . . Oh, those eyes . . . vim, vigor, vitality . . . sleepy. SENIOR CLASS Peggy Kuhn Wilmington, N. C. Inez Loftin Ayden, N. C. Miriam Moore Ayden, N. C. Lorette Osborne Robersonville, N. C. 21 . . . married man . . . Arapahoe . . . easy to get along with . . . studious . . . Phi Kappa Alpha. . . . a truly religious leader . . . admired by faculty and friends . . . good natured. . . . exceptional talent . . . heads Golden Knot . . . music in her soid . . . man named Willie. . . . Queen of May . . . turned up nose . . . cute as can be . . . Delta Sigma Girl . . . “Lefty. SENIOR CLASS Bryan Parsons Arapahoe, N. C. Horace Quigley Rocky Mount, N. C. Aileen Reel Arapahoe, N. C. Beula Rasberry Farmville, N. C. . . . “Pete'1 . . . petite . . . pep . . . personality ... a special interest in Wilson . . . cute as pie. . . . easy to get along with . . . friendly . . . lovable . . . “pipes'' . . . “wonder man. . . . loves bridge . . . witty . . . talkative . . . the secret of true friendship . . . pep. . . . cheerful . . . little ... a nice smile . . . likable person- ality . . . southern draivl. SENIOR CLASS Piercie Stalls Robersonville, N. C. Ann Sanderson Pink Hill, N. C. Winifred Sharpe Elm City, N. C. Ruby Smith Deep Run, N. C. 23 . . . “A” club president . . . athlete . . . friendly . . . good sport . . . Lenore . . . doesn't say much. . . . capable . . . conscientious worker ... a thoughtful friend . . . loves food, dancing, and bridge. . . . “shortie . . . cute . . . pleasing smile . . . sweet disposi- tion . . . record player . . . enjoys laughing. . . . loves to laugh and laughs most of the time . . . makes girls walk a chalk-line . . . Ernest. SENIOR CLASS Margaret Taylor Wrightsville Sound, N. C. Edward Smith Micro, N. C. Etta Tyndall Pink Hill, N. C. Edith Tyson Greenville, N. C. 24 . . . a will of his own . . . dramatic ability . . . leadership . . . chuckles all the time . . . Susie. . . . dreams of the day he'll hang up that M.D. shingle . . . kinda quiet . . . but oh, so nice. . . . Phi Kappa Alpha man . . . slim . . . minister. . . finished in three years . . . dependable. SENIOR CLASS Marvin Woodard Black Creek, N. C. Wade Woodall Selma, N. C. Ivan Adams Four Oaks, N. C. Cl l hardy library ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Here and There 26 JUNIOR CLASS . . . 1907 President Bryan Parsons Vice President Ivan Adams Secretary Hazel Davenport Treasurer Iris Lee f i' Junior Class William Brooks Robert Brown Frances Creech James Daniell Hazel Davenport Laverne Driver Irene Dudley Blanche Gay 28 I' Junior Class Jane Goff C. D. Gurganus La Veke Howes Mary Ellen Jones Iris Lee Thomas Moore Marguerite Noe 29 Manley Outlaw Junior Class Adolphus O’Neal Peggy O’Neal Carl Pate Clifton Philyaw Leggette Roebuck Bethany Rose Frank Shearin Alvin Suggs 30 i Junior Class Jacquelyn Speight Melville Warren Ruby Waters Charlotte Webster [ 31 Here and There 32 Sophomore Class Left to right: Vivian Allen George Bailey Mary Alice Beasley Waylon Bissette William J. Bryant Warren Callahan Frances Chapman Myrtle R. Collins Martha Dail Henry C. Davis James Davis Junius Evans Patrick Gainey Flora Gainey Josie Galloway Audrey Gaylor John Goff Laston Grantham David Hardison Fred Heath 34 Sophomore Class Left to right: Margaret Hemby Ruth Henderson Dorothy Holden Vernie Hood Donna Horton Barden J. Howes Fraulein Jarman Walter Johnson Jessie Jones Edward Kennedy Pearl Lamb Helen Lamm Tassie Langley Elizabeth Leach Vera Lewis Jean Lizenby Betsy Manning Charles Mayo Lois Mayo Darwin McCaffity ) V Sophomore Class Left to right: Norwood McCullen June McHan Vivian Miller Jean Moore Clifton Morris W. C. Pate Joyce Peterson Lenore Phillips Percy Riggan Alma Suggs Jean Suessmuth Mary Lee Tanner Doris Taylor Edna Taylor Beulah Tew Thomas Tharrington Ethel Thorne James D. Thorne John Thorne John Thompson 36 i Sophomore Class Everette Thompson Annie K. Thompson Gwendolyn Tomlinson Donald Torrence Herschell Tyson Elizabeth Ward Dorothy Waters Glenn Weaver Whitley Weaver Joseph Weeks Clementina Welch Barbara White Rudolph Wiggs James Wilder Clara Woolard 37 v Pjr I Here and There 38 i FRESHMAN ClASS . . . 1947 President Harold Bain Vice President Thomas McCaskill Secretary Dorothy Wyatt T reasurer Helen Saleeby freshman Class Susie Abrams Colon Ammons Yancey Aycock Harold Bain Barbara Banks L. C. Barbour Allison Barham Eugene Barnes Warren Barnes Dewey Bass Frank Bell Ralph Bennett Rhelma Boykin Mavis Boyette Betty Brewer Lloyd Brinson Royce Brinson William Brinson Jeanne Brown Edgar Butler Iris Bunch Rudolph Bunn Jack Bynum E. C. Cammer Robert Cannady Walter Correll Amelda Cavallo Howard Cayton James Coley Joe Costen Annette Crawford Henry Davis, Jr. 40 freshman Class Alan DeRatt Eugene Driver Marion Driver William Driver Lewis Ellis Ralph Evans H. F. Flowers Charles Fulghum Milton Gartrell John Gill Roland Grady Joseph Griffin Grady Griffin John Gwaltney Doris Harper Earl Harrison Donald High Stanley Hearne Manfred Hood Monnie Holland Hal Hutcherson Buck Jones Gladys Jones John Kirby Kermit Lamm Ray Lamm Alice Langston Doris Lee Mary F. Llewellyn Richard Llewellyn Gene Lewis Corley Lineberger 41 freshman Class Elmer Loftin Thomas McCaskill Marcus McCoy Betty McDilda Stuart McKeel James McLawhorn James McGeady Henry Mercer John R. Miller Alma Moore Maurice Moore Russell Morris Grover Morris Louise Morris J. B. Narron Bettye Newton Albert Nichols John O’Conner Olive Carruth Harry Oliver Horace Overman Charles Page Clarence Parker C. J. Parker Norman Patterson Reginald Peacock James Pearce Curtis Pearson William Peele Howard Phillips Shirley Phillips Sanford Pittman 42 Freshman Class Gerald Postlethwaite Thomas Proctor John Rawls Eleanor Reaves Helen Saleeby William Simpson David Simmons Edward H. Smith Carl Smith Horace Stott Joseph Strongoski Doris Taylor William Taylor William Thigpen Darlene Tucker Berry Vause Jerome Vick Alvin Walston Atwood Whorton Frank White Norma Willard Sue Williamson Van Willis William Windham Margaret Wright Dorothy Wyatt Raymond Yelverton Marion Zollicoffer 43 Here and There ' 44 COMMERCIAL CLASS Gaye Batten Ada K. Brewer Jack Cowell Barbara Eatman Stuart Giles Verner Gray Helen Harris Calvin Herndon Alice Herring Louise Honeycutt Doris Hughes Attie Johnson Almarie Jones H. F. Kelly Jean Kirby Mary Massengill Wilbert Massengill Mary Mewborne James Mumford Lloyd Pate James Phillips Inez Pittman Carlton Rouse Leslie Suggs Douglas Taylor George Thompson Ollie Walston Robert Wheeler Mary Winn Frances Whitley 45 ACTIVITIES 47 48 THE PINE KNOT 1947 “Into my heart's treasury I slipped a coin, That time cannot rust Nor a thief purloin; Oh, better than the minting Of a gold-crowned king Is the safe-kept MEMORY Of a lovely thing. Elizabeth Leach Editor Piercie Stalls Business Manager Dr. Mildred Hartsock Faculty Adviser EDITORIAL STAFF Elizabeth Leach, Charles Smith, Dorothy Waters, Margaret Taylor, John Gwaltney, Mar- guerite Noe, Irene Dudley, Eugene Barnes, Donna Horton, Dorothy Wyatt, Vivian Miller. BUSINESS STAFF Piercie Stalls, Melville Warren, Jeanne Suess- muth. Wade Woodall, Edna Taylor, June McHan, Beula Rasberry. The Collegiate 1947 1 have sought enjoyment every- where, and I have found it working on the Collegiate. Marguerite Noe Editor Lorette Osborne Business Manager 50 STAFF William Brinson, Lorette Osborne, Melville Warren, Dot Wyatt, Marguerite Noe, Gene Barnes, Doris Harper, C. D. Gurganus, Jeanne Suessmuth, Stuart McKeel, Norma Willard, Lib Leach, Olive Carruth, Dot Waters, Margaret Taylor, Charles Mayo, Attie Johnson, Irene Dudley, Jack Daniell, Vivian Miller, Pat Gainey. 51 GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Soprano Margaret Baker, Mary Alice Beasley, Iris Bunch, Olive Carruth, Annette Crawford, Martha Dail, La Verne Driver, Audrey Gaylor, Doris Harper, Maxine Hood, Fraulein Jarman, Attie Johnson, Mary Jones, Jean Kirby, Helen Lamm. Iris Bunch, Vera Lewis, June McHan, Mary Mewborne, Vivian Miller, Miriam Moore, Louise Morris, Beula Rasberry, Aileen Reel, Eleanor Reaves, Gwen Tomlinson, Norma Willard. Alto Josie Galloway, Jane Goff, Ruth Henderson, Vernie Hood, Lenore Phillips. Betsy Manning, Helen Saleeby, Edna Taylor, Dot Wyatt. Tenor Bill Brinson, Jack Daniell, Charles Fulghum, John Goff, Tommy Moore, Harry Oliver, Bill Peele, John Rawls, Wade Woodall. Bass Ivan Adams, Ralph Bennett, Eugene Barnes, Bill Corbett, James Daniell, David Hardison, Joe Horton, Jesse Jones, Darwin McCafRty, John Miller, Clifton Morris, J. B. Narron, Bob Nowell, W. C. Pate, Fred Saleeby, David Simmons, Don Torrence. - 52 John Goff, John Rawls, Gene Barnes, Bill Peele, C. D. Gurganus, Thomas Moore, W. C. Pate, Josalyn Corbett, David Hardison, Clifton Morris, Ivan Adams. Girls' Chorus Boys' Chorus Edna Taylor, Jane Goff, June McHan, Mary Ellen Jones, Joyce Peterson, Mary Alice Beasley, Aileen Reel, Iris Lee, Harriet Fulton, Director. 53 PH! SIGMA TAU Having been founded in 1912, Phi Sigma Tau Sorority has the record of being the oldest Greek letter organization on the campus. The traditional colors are black and gold. The chosen flower, the Black-eyed Susan, upholds this tradi- tion. The members of the sorority are chosen on the basis of their quality of character, scholarship, personality, sociability, and leadership. The sponsors of Phi Sigma Tau are Mrs. H. C. Moore, Mrs. Ruby Shackelford, and Miss Mary Nackos, an alumna. Miss Catherine Mathis is an honorary member. First Semester Mary Ellen Jones Jane Goff......... Jane Goff......... OFFICERS ...President.. Vice President ...Secretary.. ...Treasurer.. Chaplain... Second Semester ....Sally Keech .....Ruby Smith Fraulein Jarman ..Dorothy Waters __Donna Horton MEMBERS Mary Ellen Jones, Jane Goff, Sally Keech, Ruby Smith, Jeanne Suessmuth, Dorothy Waters, Miriam Moore, Fraulein Jarman, and Donna Horton. 54 SIGMA ALPHA In 1925 a new fraternity, Sigma Alpha, was founded on the campus. This group chose the sweet pea as their flower; silver and lavender, their colors; and ‘‘Semper est Amicitia' as their motto. The old members returning from the war have reopened the doors for a successful year. Professor J. M. Waters is their faculty sponsor. First Semester T. C. Britt...... Laston Grantham Leggette Roebuck Robert Brown.... Buck Jones....... Joe Horton....... OFFICERS ....President.... ...Vice President... ....Secretary... ....Treasurer... ....Chaplain..... S erg eant-at-Arms Second Semester ...Robert Brown Laston Grantham Leggette Roebuck ...Joseph Horton ......Buck Jones .......Joe Weeks MEMBERS T. C. Britt, Robert Brown, Laston Grantham, Leggette Roebuck, Joe Weeks, John Weeks, Jimmy Davis, Milton Howell, Tom Tharrington, Reginald Peacock, Joe Horton, and Buck Jones. Mr. H. C. Moore is an honorary member. 55 DELTA SIGMA Delta Sigma, the youngest of the sororities, was organized in 1935. Its motto is “Torchbearers of Friendship.” The sorority’s chosen colors are green and gold; its flower, the jonquil. The members of Delta Sigma are selected for their leadership, scholarship, personal charm, friendliness, and quality of character. The sponsors of Delta Sigma are Miss Catherine Lewis and Miss Claudia Lucas. The honorary member is Mrs. William Wiggins. First Semester Margaret Taylor Frances Creech... Iris Lee.......... Lorette Osborne. Elizabeth Jones.. Beth Rose......... OFFICERS Second Semester .... President...................Winifred Sharpe Vice President............Mary Lee Tanner ..Secretary..................Jean Lizenby ..Treasurer , ............Lorette Osborne ..Chaplain............... Elizabeth Leach ..Historian......................Margaret Taylor MEMBERS Frances Creech, Iris Lee, Mary Lee Tanner, Marguerite Noe, Winifred Sharpe, Elizabeth Leach, Jean Lisenby, Lorette Osborne, Elizabeth Jones, Beula Rasberry, Beth Rose, Beulah Tew, and Margaret Taylor. 56 m PELTA GAMMA The Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity was organized from the “I Smoke a Pipe Club” in 1937. The white carnation is the fraternity flower; their colors are blue and gold. The fraternity motto is “Everlasting Brotherhood.” Dr. R. J. Bennett is their faculty sponsor. Their honorary members are Dr. M. D. Bissette and Mr. J. W. Armstrong. OFFICERS First Semester Jack Daniell.'...... Darwin McCaffity Edward Kennedy.... Charles Mayo........ Waylon Bissette.... Clifton Morris...... Second Semester ....President................C. D. Gurganus ...Vice President............Jesse M. Jones ....Secretary........................Darwin McCaffity ....Treasurer........Gerald Postlethwaite ....Chaplain................. Jack Daniell Sergeant-at-Arms.....................Manley Outlaw MEMBERS Waylon Bissette, Jack Daniell, H. C. Davis, Junius Evans, C. D. Gurganus, Fred Heath, Jesse Jones, Edward Kennedy, Darwin McCaflitv, Thomas G. Moore, Charles Mayo, Clifton Morris, Manley Outlaw, W. C. Pate, Jr., Gerald Postle- thwaite, Wade Woodall, Marvin Woodard. V 57 SIGMA TAU CHI The Sigma Tau Chi Sorority was founded in 1925 by the Reverend John Barclay. Its members are chosen because of their personality, loyalty, and in- terest in the school welfare. Their colors are white and gold; their flower, the chrysanthemum. The sponsors of Sigma Tau Chi are Miss Harriet Fulton and Mrs. M. J. Bird. First Semester Peggy Kuhn..... Aileen Reel.... Piercie Stalls Peggy O’Neal.. Blanch Gay .... OFFICERS Second Semester ...President..............Elizabeth Ward Vice President.........Mary Alice Beasley .....Secretary............Lenore Phillips .... Treasurer............Audrey Gaylor ...Chaplain...................Aileen Reel Reporter..................Edna Taylor MEMBERS Aileen Reel, Peggy Kuhn, Ethel Thorne, Piercie Stalls, Margaret Hemby, Mary Alice Beasley, Edna Taylor, Joyce Peterson, Audrey Gaylor, Peggy O’Neal, Elizabeth Ward, Lenore Phillips, Caroline Cowell, and Blanch Gay. 58 PH! KAPPA ALPHA In the year 1925 the Rev. John Barclay and Dr. E. L. Fox founded the present progressive fraternity, Phi Kappa Alpha. The only one remaining open during the war years, the members were ever ready to welcome visiting service men. Gold and white are their colors and their flower is the daisy. Their faculty sponsors are Mr. F. H. Hodges and Mr. M. J. Bird. OFFICERS First Semester Howard Chapin....................President. Ivan Adams..................Vice President... John Goff........................Secretary. Troy Godwin......................Treasurer. Ed Smith...................Sergeant-at-Arms William Corbett................ Chaplain... Second Semester ....Ivan Adams William Morgan ....Alvin Suggs ...Troy Godwin .....Jim Brown ...Henry Davis MEMBERS William Corbett, Wayne Benton, Ivan Adams, Jim Brown, Howard Chapin, Vince Colombo, John Goff, Charles Dearen, Wiley Wall, J. D. Thorne, Troy Godwin, Clifton Philyaw, Ed Smith, Alvin Suggs, Bryan Parsons, William Morgan, Henry Davis, and William Parrish. 59 VETERANS' CLUB The Veterans’ Club, recently organized by World War II Veterans now attending Atlantic Christian College, has for its purpose the further- ing of rehabilitation of the veterans on the campus and promoting the social well being of its members. Atlantic Christian College Veterans’ Club is a member of North Carolina College veterans’ organization, which has its headquarters at the University of North Carolina. The member- ship is made up of veterans that have served honorably for ninety days or more in the armed services of their country during the time of national emergency. SE B« VETERANS' CLUB OFFICERS President, Howard Chapin Vice President, J. D. Thorne Secretary, Margaret Baker Treasurer, Earl Harrison 61 EXECUTIVE BOARD In 1936 the Cooperative Association was organized. This system is a combination of the faculty government and the student government. This association works together to develop within each student the highest ideals for living and encourage the successful and intelligent application of the principals of personal honor. MEMBERS President.................Vince Colombo Vice President.........Margaret Taylor Secretary..................Bethany Rose Treasurer.........................Edward Smith President of Women's Dormitory Council.........................Edith Tyson President of Men's Dormitory Council..................Troy Godwin Town Representative.................John Thorne Faculty Representative........M. J. Bird Faculty R ep re sen ta tive Mildred Hartsock Faculty Representative. Raymond Miller Faculty Representative... Sarah B. Ward 62 GIRLS' PORM my COUNCIL The Girls’ Dormitory Council is working with the Executive Board in governing the students. These two organizations are striving to maintain an environment suitable to promote the welfare of the student, to main- tain unity and honor, and to develop self-control, responsibility, and loyalty among the students residing on the campus. MEMBERS President...........................Edith Tyson Vice President......................Peggy O’Neal Secretary............................Inez Loftin Sophomore Representative.......Lib Ward Junior Representative. Hazel Davenport Treasurer..........................Peggy Kuhn Senior Representative.....Piercie Stalls House President....................Sally Keech House President.....................Ruby Smith Town Representative. Jeanne Suessmuth Faculty Member............Sarah B. Ward Faculty Member..............Esther Long 63 GOLDEN KNOT HONOR SOCIETY The Golden Knot, an honorary leadership society, has been active in Atlantic Christian College student life since its organization in 1937. The purpose of this society is to promote and encourage the best that Atlantic Christian College has to offer. Students are selected by the mem- bers of the society, with the approval of the faculty. In the choice of members the society honors those who have been selected for their Chris- tian character, constructive leadership, and services to the school. MEMBERS Aileen Reel, President; Horace Quigley, Secretary-Treasurer; Margaret Taylor, Mary Ellen Jones. Vince Colombo, Miriam Moore, Marguerite Noe, Bethany Rose. SPONSORS 64 Mary Nackos F. A. Hodges MARSHALS Marshals are chosen on a scholastic basis, two from each class. The Chief Marshal is always a member of the Senior Class. The duty of the marshal is to assist at any student activity or entertainment given at the college in connection with the college. Chief Marshal...........Aileen Reel Senior Marshal.....Lorette Osborne Senior Marshal.....Margaret Taylor Sophomore Marshal Junior Marshal..................Jack Daniell Junior Marshal........Horace Quigley Sophomore Marshal...Elizabeth Leach ...Fred Heath 65 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The Christian Fellowship has taken the place of the ministerial club which is the oldest organization on the campus. Since the beginning of the organization many students have taken part in full-time Christian service. Through this organization ministerial students are helped by fellowship with each other to become more efficient workers of Christ. First Semester Wade Woodall.......... Gerald Postlethwaite.. Louise Morris......... OFFICERS .....President..... ...Vice President.... Secretary-Treasurer Second Semester ....Margaret Wright Gerald Postlethwaite ....Fraulein Jarman MEMBERS Ivan Adams, Ralph Bennett, Waylon Bissette, Iris Bunch, Evelyn Carroll, Bill Corbett, Jack Daniell, Irene Dudley, Ruth Henderson, Fraulein Jarmen, Louise Morris, Gerald Postlethwaite, Frank Shearin, Wade Woodall, Margaret Wright, Tommy Moore, Bill Brinson, Betsy Manning. John Rawls, Martha Dail, Josie Galloway, Vivian Allen, Lenore Phillips. 66 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized in 1944 replacing the Dodo Club. The purpose of the Science Club is to develop further interest in the field of science. OFFICERS President............Waylon Bissette Vice President..........Ralph Evans MEMBERS James McLawhorn, Ruby Smith, Vivian Miller, Clara Woolard, Eleanor Reaves, H. F. Flowers, Charles Mayo, Walter Johnson, Margaret Taylor, Lucille Dixon, Inez Loftin, Sally Keech. Secretary..........Marvin Woodard Treasurer................Lois Mayo Reporter..............Irene Dudley 67 A CLUB r ■ KSttfti i-M-4 nudf «rr� . ju bcmummimms an� if (J26?p.i :. . %■■■• . ••§ J | ■■ i l_. wegT' WE . pwxtanMi {•' � Sr ■ ■ The lkA” Club headed by Edward Smith has done a splendid job of promoting sportsmanship around the campus and among the intramural sports. All of the members of the club have earned their letter in one or more of the inter-collegiate sports. The “A” Club has been functioning on the campus of A.C.C. for many years and is planning bigger and better things for the future. MEMBERS Howard Chapin, Vince Colombo, Henry Davis, Troy Godwin, J. D. Thorne, Laston Grantham, Wayne Benton, T. C. Britt, Buck Jones, B. G. Bunn, Jim Brown, Ed Smith. 68 W. A. A. OFFICERS The Women’s Athletic Association is composed of the girls on campus who are interested in promoting wholesome recreation and intramural athletics. To maintain good health this organization feels that every one should participate freely in sports. President................Beula Rasberry Senior Representative.-Caroline Cowell Secretary..........Mary Alice Beasley Sophomore Representative Treasurer................Joyce Peterson Gwen Tomlinson Freshman Representative..Attie Johnson 69 MEMBERS CONCERT COMMITTEE Bethany Rose Beula Rasberry Iris Lee Jeanne Suessmuth Gene Barnes Harriet Fulton, Adviser STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CABINET MEMBERS Sarah B. Ward Adviser John Goff David Hardison Ivan Adams Fraulein Jarman Aileen Reel Mary E. Jones Supervisor Jack Daniell supervisors Supervisor Lib Ward 71 ATHLETICS... 'W-W FOOTBALL BASEBALL BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL SPORTS 73 9- r rat COACHING STAFF Harris C. Moore, Assistant Coach; M. J. Byrd, Head Coach; Giles Winstead, Line Coach. CHEER LEAVERS Marion Driver, Head Cheer Leader; Iris Bunch, Dot Waters, Alma Moore, Clifton Philyaw, Piercie Stalls, June McHan. 74 INTER-COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL Smith, Clark, Hardy, Thompson, Zollicoffer, Chapin. Gliarmis, J. Brown, R. Brown, DeRatt, Davis, Phillips, Llewellyn, Riggan, Thorne, Thornton, O’Conner, Wiggins, Helmer, Griffin, Mercer, Thomas, Horton, White, Saleeby, B. Versprille, John Thorne, McKeel, Miller, J. Versprille, Goff, Parker, G. Saleeby, McCaskill, Bain, Bissette, Dearen, Barnes, Barbour. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Atlantic Christian.................... 6 Atlantic Christian.................... 0 Atlantic Christian.................... 6 Atlantic Christian.................... 0 Atlantic Christian................... 19 Atlantic Christian.................... 7 Atlantic Christian.................... 6 Lenoir Rhyne........................ 14 Elon College........................ 14 E.C.T.C.............................. 6 Lenoir Rhyne........................ 25 Campbell ............................ 6 Norfolk Naval........................ 6 E.C.T.C............................. 26 75 INTER-COLLEGIATE BASEBALL Driver, Chapin, Thorne, Brown, Byrd, Herring, Godwin, Colombo, Smith, Davis, Thompson, Markham, Thorne, Bunn. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Atlantic Christian 3 Wake Forest Atlantic Christian 22 Campbell Atlantic Christian 28 Randolph Macon Atlantic Christian 19 Louisburg Atlantic Christian 13 Lenoir Rhyne Atlantic Christian ... 5 Elon Atlantic Christian 7 Elon Atlant ic Christian 5 E.C.T.C Atlantic Christian 2 Tarboro Coastal Atlantic Christian 15 Campbell Atlantic Christian 7 Lenoir Rhvne Atlantic Christian 7 High Point Atlantic Christian 10 Elon Atlantic Christian 4 Elon Atlantic Christian 9 E.C.T.C 2 2 0 0 1 3 4 3 8 0 14 5 2 2 3 76 INTER-COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL « Frank Shearin, Manager; Smith, Godwin, Colombo, Red Bird, Coach; Jones, Daniell, Chapin, Hardy, Hardison, Davis, Thorne, Brown, Glazer, Stott. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Atlantic Christian................... 49 Atlantic Christian................... 51 Atlantic Christian................... 53 Atlantic Christian................... 25 Atlantic Christian................... 49 Atlantic Christian................... 54 Atlantic Christian................... 75 Atlantic Christian................... 60 Atlantic Christian................... 39 Pembroke College.................. 26 Pembroke College................. 23 Rocky Mount...................... 32 William and Mary.................. 39 Norfolk Naval Station............. 63 Norfolk Naval Station............. 55 Williamston Allstars.............. 33 Elon ............................. 71 E.C.T.C........................... 45 SCHEDULE February 6. 104 Parachute Infantry Division. February 8. Williamston Allstars. February 19. High Point College. February 10. High Point College. February 20. William and Mary. February 11. Lenoir Rhyne. February 21. Elon College. February 12. Lenoir Rhyne. February 24. North State Conference. February 13. Appalachian College. February 25. North State Conference. February 18. E.C.T.C. February 26. North State Conference. 77 Officials in Intramural Sports Gainey, Byrd, Riggan, Davis, Brown Badminton Champions Singles Champ Doubles Champs Vincent Colombo Harold Bain, Thomas McCaskill Intramural Touch football Buck Jones, Coach; Adams, Colombo, Benton. Thorne, Dearen, Corbett, Philyavv, Brinson, Godwin. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS T earns Captains Won Lost Trojans Buck Jones 4 0 Cyclones Romeo Markham 3 1 Deacons Billy Smith _ . 2 2 Tigers Hal Smith 1 3 Bulldogs Joby Griffin 0 4 79 INTRAMURAL VOLLEY BALL Ivan Adams, Coach; Colombo, Chapin, Benton, Godwin, Brinscn, Goff, Philyaw, Corbett, Smith. Teams Trojans... Tigers... Rebels... Deacons.. Bulldogs. Cyclones INTRAMURAL VOLLEY BALL LEAGUE Groups Captains Won Lost Phi Kappa Alpha Ivan Adams 5 0 Off Campus Men Gene Driver 4 1 Sigma Alpha Buck Jones 3 2 Phi Delta Gamma Jack Daniell 1 4 G. I. Barracks Marion Zollicoffer . 1 4 Natives of Wilson W. H. Phillips 1 4 80 HMIft jm FEATURES 83 Best All ’Round Edward Smith Aileen Reel Most Popular Vincent Colombo Piercie Stalls SUPERLATIVES 84 Wittiest T. C. Britt Piercie Stalls SUPERLATIVES Most Likely To Succeed Vincent Colombo Margaret Taylor Most Dependable Edward Smith Margaret Taylor Best Looking Vincent Colombo Beula Rasberry 85 Queen Caroline Cowell King Vincent Colombo MAY PAY... m6 Atlantic Christian College 86 ■feed, THE COURT 37 Senior directory IVAN ADAMS. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 1, 2, 3; Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2. 3; S. C.A. 3; Dramatics Club 1; President Ministerial Fellowship 1; Treasurer Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2; Vice President Junior Class 3; Vice President Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3. WAYNE BENTON. Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 1. 2, 3, Vice President 2; “A” Club 3; Basketball Team 1, 2; Baseball Team 2; Dramatics Club 1. RACHEL BRITT. President Freshman Orientation 1; President Senior Class 3. T. C. BRITT. Basketball Team 1. 2; Track 1, 2; Block 2; Glee Club 2; Tennis 2; “A” Club 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3. 4, President 4; Pan- Hellenic Council 4. MAXINE CAHOON. Science Club 1; A.C.I.S. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. HOWARD CHAPIN. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4. President 4; President Veterans’ Club 4; May Court 3. VINCENT J. COLOMBO. Collegiate Staff 1. Sports Editor 2; Golden Knot Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 4; President Cooperative As- sociation 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 3; Member Trojan Intramural Team 4. JOSALYN CORBETT. Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, Chaplain 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Christian Fel- lowship 2, 3. CAROLINE COWELL. Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2, President 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3. 4, President 3; May Queen 3; Dramatics Club 1; Glee Clyb 1, 2. 3; W.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. JACK M. DANIELL. Transfer from University of Georgia; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 2. Chaplain 2; Treasurer Glee Club 2; Treasurer Sophomore Class 2; Treasurer Junior Class 2; Ministerial Club 2, President 2, Secretary 2; Health Council 2; President Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 3; Treasurer Senior Class 3; Glee Club 3; Christian Fellowship Club 3. TROY GODWIN. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; President Boys' Dormitory Council 4; Treasurer Phi Kappa Alpha 4; “A” Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4; Member Executive Board 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fra- ternity 3, 4. MAXINE HOOD. Marshal 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2. JOSEPH HORTON. Transfer Presbyterian Jr. College; Sigma Alpha Fraternity 4; Veterans' Club 4. SALLY KEECH. Science Club 1; W.A.A. 1; Vice Pres- ident Science Club 2; A.C.I.S. 2; W.A.A. 2; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 4; House President Caldwell Hall 4. EMMA ELIZABETH JONES. May Day 1. 2; A.C.I.S. 2; Delta Sigma Sorority 3; Chaplain Delta Sigma 4. INEZ LOFTIN. W.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; A.C.I.S. 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary Women’s Dormitory Council 4. MIRIAM MOORE. Glee Club 1, 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1; Torchlight Staff 2; A.C.I.S. 2; S.C.A. Cabinet 4; Phi Sigma Tau 4; Golden Knot Honor Society 4; Secretary Class 4. LORETTE OSBORNE. Transfer Mary Washington; Secretary Class 2; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Chairman May Day 2; Vice President Senior Class 4; Marshal 4; Business Manager Collegiate 4; Treasurer Delta Sigma 4. WILLIAM BRYAN PARSONS. Treasurer Class 1; Pres- ident Science Club 2; Marshal 2; President Junior Class 3; Phi Kappa Alpha 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 2. HORACE QUIGLEY. Marshal 2, 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 2. Secretary 4. BEULA RASBERRY. Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4; Delta Sigma 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Vice President Junior Class 3. President 3; Glee Club 3, 4; President W.A.A. 4; Torchlight Staff 3; May Court 3; Chairman Concert Committee 4; Business Staff Pine Knot 4; May Queen 4. AILEEN REEL. President Golden Knot Honor Society 4; Chief Marshal 4; President Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, Vice President 4, Secretary 3; S.C.A. Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Sextet 3, 4; Torchlight Staff 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1. 2; May Court 3; W.A.A. Cabinet. ANNE SANDERSON. Transfer from Campbell College; A.C.I.S. 3. 4. WINIFRED SHARPE. Transfer from St. Mary’s Col- lege; Delta Sigma Sorority 3. 4; Dramatics Club 3. 4. RUBY SMITH. A.C.I.S. 2. 3. Vice President 3; Science Club 4; House President Kinsey Hall 4; Girls’ Dor- mitory Council 4; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 4. EDWARD SMITH. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; President “A” Club 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 4; Treasurer Cooperative Association 4; Member Cham- pion Volley Ball Team 4. PIERCIE STALLS. Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Cheer Leader 3, 4; Torchlight Staff 3; May Court 3; Business Manager Pine Knot 4. MARGARET TAYLOR. Dramatics Club 1, 2. 3; W.A.A. 1; Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4; Vice President Delta Sigma 2, President 4; Science Club 2. 3. President 2; Circulation Manager Torchlight 2. 3; Marshal 2. 3, 4; Student Legislature Delegate 2. 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer Golden Knot 3; Con- cert Committee 3; Executive Board 4; Vice President Cooperative Association 4; Collegaite Staff 4; Pine Knot Staff 4. ETTA TYNDALL. Science Club 2; Dramatics Club 2. 3; Torchlight Staff 3; A.C.I.S. 3; Glee Club 3; Vice President A.C.I.S. 4. EDITH TYSON. Glee Club 1. 2. 3; A.C.I.S.; Vice President Girls’ Dormitory Council 3. President 4; Executive Board 4; Dramatics Club 2. WADE WOODALL. Manager Basketball 1; Treasurer Science Club 1; Ministerial Club 2; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 2. 3. 4. Cnaplain 2; Dramatics 2. 3. 4. President 4; Vice President Sophomore Class 2; Pan- Hellenic Council 4; Business Staff Pine Knot 4. MARVIN WOODARD. Science Club 1. 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