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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1948 volume:

cAtlan tic Christian Colleae HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE BEEN LEADING UP TO Our college needs certain new buildings. The enrollment this year is the largest in the history of the college—523 students. To house these and to train them properly, they should have the advantages afforded by more modern laboratory equipment and facilities, by comfortable living quarters with room to move around in. The trustees have acted to begin building as soon as finished plans are avail- able. The new buildings will be a Girls Dormitory, Library, Administration Building (Reconditioned Kinsey Hall), Science Hall, and a Student Union Building which will add new beauty to the institution. Girls Dormitory 2 Librari Student Union 3 3 ■ t-t ij ■ jkJJ r ■ X , li j - -ns I £ : : - ■ ,• •-. • ?Xrv Published by the Student Body of ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Wilson, North Carolina Gene Barnes, Editor Mary Lee Tanner, Business Manager aJSineteen 3orty,-£ig,ht cAtlantic Christian yy WITH A FACE TO THE FUTURE We look upon the beginning of a new era—a span of forty-six years of growth, development, and fulfillment of our dreams of a college which will he far better than the one of today. This dream has been inspired by the minds and souls of the Christian men and women who formed the real cornerstone. Mere dreams are materializing every day in the thousands of dollars pouring into our improvement fund. The concrete evidence will he in the new buildings, classrooms, and the other necessary alterations to come. We believe that life at A.C. is unique and worthwhile not only as prep- aration for life, but as “a way of life” itself. This is what we have sought to present in the 1948 Pine Knot. Gene and Lee. 7‘K Dr. H. S. Hilley President dam in ij tra tion Raymond R. Miller Dean of Instruction Harris C. Moore Dean of Men Dean of Women Sarah Bain Ward 10 faculty. Ernestine Boineau Instructor in Commercial Subjects A.B. C. Franklin Eiciier Acting Professor of Education A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Helen Brandon Instructor in Social Science A.B., M.A. Perry Case Registrar and Professor of Philosophy A.B., B.D., M.A. Robert Derrick Instructor in Voice Ola Fleming Librarian A.B.. M.A. A.B. in L.S. C. H. Hamlin Professor of Social Science A.B., M.A., Ph.D. M ILDRED E. HaRTSOCK Professor of English A.IP, M.A., Ph.D. Dorothy Eagles Instructor in English A.B. F. A. Hodges Professor of Science A.B., M.S. Boineau Brandon Case Derrick Eagles Etcher Fleming Hamlin Hartsock Hodges 11 Holsworth Johnson Lewis Lineberger Lucas Spangler Stark Vick Waters Wills Doris Campbell Holswortii I n s t r u c t o r i n E n g I i s h A.B., A.M. Robert F. Spangler Head Coach—Instructor in Athletics and M at he m a t i c s Mary Johnson Lloyd Stark Inst ructor in Music Professor in Mathematics B.M. A.B. Katherine Lewis Susan Frances Vick 1 list ructor in Physical Education Acting Head, Department of Modern Language A.B. A.B. Fred L. Lineberger J. M. Waters Instructor in German P r ofe s s or of Bible A.B., B.D. A.B. Claude Lucas Camilla Louise Wills hist ructor in Science Instructor in Biology A.B. B.S., A.M. 9, acu Dorothy Holden Instructor in Commercial Subjects Mrs. Mary Wilson Nurse Mrs. Ella Taylor Dietitian NOT PICTURED Jean Abbit Harriss Instructor in Commercial Subjects B.S. J O H N W. F O N T AIN E Professor of Music Eva Perkins Eicher Instructor in Education A.B. OFFICE STAFF Mildred D. Ross Bookkeeper Sylvia Sechler Asst. Bookkeeper Catherine Mathis Beth Joyner Sec’if to President Sec’y to Registrar Ross Sechler Mathis Joyner 13 . . . 3n Jflemoriam Miss Agnes Peele For the fine quality of her leadership and service, sympathetic understanding, and guidance, we pay tribute to Miss Agnes Peele. Our beloved teacher and friend, who gave her whole hearted devo- tion to Christian Ideals, will always live in our memory. 14 {Board of Uru£tee£ TERM EXPIRING 1917 John Askew E. Leon Roebuck M. C. Todd L. A. Tart • Dunn, N. C C. V. Cannon C. L. Hardy Maury, N. C J. C. Warren A. D. Shackleford Wilson, N. C TERM EXPIRING 1918 J. F. Latham Bath, N. C A. W. Ange S. W. Richardson Wilson, N. C Elbert Peele John W. Cowell C. IL Rawls Dr. C. S. Eagles, Secretary Saratoga, N. C J. Benbow Jones TERM EXPIRING 1919 G. F. Loftin W. H. WOOLARD Greenville, N. C S. M. Jones New Bern, N. C W. H. Brunson Avden, N. C H. Galt Braxton T. J. Hackney, Chairman Wilson, N. C Curtis W. Howard Jack D. Brinson HONORARY TRUSTEE 15 George Hackney Wilson, N. C. V , %►. —� «agyi� . . . ZJoday, We J aunch Where Will SENIOR OFFICERS President...... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer...... ..Marguerite Noe Laston Grantham .........Iris Lee . W AY LON B ISSE TT E 17 SENIORS Wav Lon Bissette Wilson, N. C. “Studious, quiet, efficiency, ready to help, Phi Delta Gamma. M ac Byrd Erwin, N. C. “Phi Kappa man, intelligent, likable, ivell-dressed.” V. W. Callahan Rocky Mount, X. C. Minister, conscientious, friendly, studi- OHS. I, A W R E N C E CIIA N DL E R Goldsboro, N. C. “Brainy, the cushion, ambitious, leader- ship, always in a hurry. Bill Corrett Zebulon, N. C. “Guitar, Phi Kappa, preacher, nice personal it y Frances Creecii Wilson, X. C. “Athletic, Delta Sigma, quiet, studious. 18 SENIORS James Daniell Bogart, Ga. “Athletic, Phi Kappa, personality plus, southern drawl, president of Student Body” Nona Mae Daniells Wilson, N. C. “Always has a tan, fun-loving, Amer- sons, sense of humor.” Hazel Davenport Deep Run, N. C. “Pretty hair, Sigma Tau Chi, love to laugh, rings the bell.” Elizabeth Ward Davis Williamston, N. C. “Pretty girl. Sigma Tau Chi, married, postoffice.” Lucille Dixon Elm City, N. C. “Quiet, easy to get along with, friendly, cute as can be.” Edith LaVerne Driver Selma, N. C. “Tuggy, fun to be with, friendly, hard worker.” 19 SENIORS Irene Dudley Kinston, N. C. “Conscientious, Jobe, a will of her oxen, ambitious, always willing to help, ‘Dud’.” Junius Evans Fremont, N. C. “Cheerful, sense of humor, dependable, good sport .” Pat Gainey Wilson, N. C. “Sports, slow and easy, keeps the boys in line, 'Flo and Junior’.” Blanche Gay Goldsboro, N. (’. “Sigma Tan Chi, witty, lot of fun, touch of mischief.” Jane Goff Williamston, N. C. “Phi Sigma 'Fan, 1 Maurice,’ independ- ent, hard worker.” Laston Grantham Mount Olive, N. C. “Sigma Alpha, loves Jean, a nice fellow, ambitious.” 20 SENIORS C. D. Gurganus Verona, N. C. “Phi Delta Gamma, dependable, studi- ous, admired Thelma Hardison James ville, N. C. “May Queen, Sigma Tau ('hi, 'Bill,’ attractive, hair-do’s.” Fred Heath Kinston, N. C. “Phi Delta Gamma, a nice person, biology lab, ambitious.” La Vere Howes Selma, X. C. “Quiet, likable, cooperative, ambi- tious” William Harrison Williamston, N. C. “Sigma Alpha, good looks, easy to get along with, lots of fun” Fraulein Jarman Richlands, N. C. “Phi Sigma Tau, quiet and ambitious, pretty eyes, sweet disposition ” I 21 SENIORS Mary Ellen Jones Snow Hill, N. C. “Laughs all the time, whistles, friendly and sweet Phi Sigma Tau. y Edward II. Kennedy Goldsboro, N. C. ‘‘Naturally smart, Phi Delta Gamma, quiet, artist. Pearl Lamb Plymouth, N. C. “Scholarly, quiet, girl's council. Helen Lamm Spring Hope, N. C. “Dramatics, giggles, pretty hair, cute.” Iris Lee Arapahoe, N. C. “Musical talent, Delta Sigma, friendly and sweet. Vera Lewis Greenville, N. C. “Petite, ‘Tommy cheerful, likable, southern drawl. 22 SENIORS Jean Lisenby Roanoke, Va. “ ‘Pee TV ee,’ Delta Sigma, neat, loves to sleep.” Vivian Miller Wilson, N. C. “Dramatics, photogenic, conscientious, engaged .” Thomas G. Moore Greenville, N. C. “Music and poetry, Phi Delta Gamma, lazy-bones, talent.” Clifton P. Morris Kinston, N. C. “Pipes, Phi Delta Gamma, M.D. to be, red shirt, witty.” Marguerite Noe Wilson, N. C. “ ‘Maggie dramatic ability, Delta Sigma, heads the senior class, loves to dance, nice.” Poe O’Neal Middlesex, N. C. “Tall, good student, likable, thought- ful.” 23 SENIORS Gilmer Parrish Bailey, N. C. “Short, minister to he, ambitious, quiet ’ Carl I). Pate Beulaville, NT. C. “Efficient, quiet, veri independent, stu- dious.” Walter C. Pate Kinston, N. C. “Bore-ties, jolli , likes to sing, Phi Delta dam ma.” James Pierce Micro, N. C. “C'lieer leader, good dancer, acrobatic Frank Siiearin Portsmouth, Va. “Liked hi all, good sport, Christian Fellowship, a trulij religious leader.” J ACQUE LI X E S I EIGHT Wilson, N. C. “ Jackie,’ cute, ‘mudder,’ Phi Sigma Tau, Mat court.” 24 SENIORS Alvin Suggs LaGrange, N. C. “Handsome, Phi Kappa, good natured, full of fun.” Mary Lee Tanner Wilson, N. C. “Delta Sigma, ‘You Name It 'Teddy personality, jokes to spare, cute.” Doris Taylor Lucania, N. C. Quiet, siceet, dependable and cobpera- ' Five.” John D. Thompson Stantonsburg, N. C. Laughs at everything, married man, drives a coupe.” Ethel Thorne Elm City, N C. “Loves Gray, likes a good time, a nice smile, Sigma Tan Chi.” J. D. Thorne Elm City, N. C. “Fire-ball, Phi Kappa, athletic, liked bn all.” 5788 1 25 o. L HARDY LIBRARY ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA SENIORS Heusciiel M. Tyson Wilson, N. C. “Jerif dependable, ambitions, ‘Brains , ‘Pepsie,’ ‘Soil’.” Wiley Wall Micro, N. C. “Phi Kappa, good dancer, ‘Ah Jf ilder- ness personal it y” Melville F. Warren Faison, N. C. “Map King, ‘Droop Sigma Alpha, piano, witty, popularity Dorothy Jean Waters Wilson, N. C. ‘Carolina Phi Sigma Tan, at tractive, fun loving” Ruby Waters Pinetown, N. C. “Kikes a good time, ‘Kinsey Hall Mis- chievous” C 11A RL OTTE W EB ST E R Pinetown, N. C. “Peppy, athletic, enjoys laughing, al- ways seen with Ruby.” 26 SENIORS Rudolph Wiggs Fremont, X. C. “Flowers and food, good natured, a thoughtful friend Clara E. Woo lard Pinetowiy, X. C. “Kind of quiet, but oh so nice, likable.” Harry Wynn Beargrass, X. C. “Studious, intelligent, Sigma Alpha, friendly. At last vou are a senior . . . ready to leave this place for bigger things . . . your major a reality instead of courses in the college catalogue . . . serious thoughts and jokes about the hardships you have been through . . . no dancing on campus . . . the dining hall . . . regretting the chapel cuts you didn’t take . . . the building fund ... a bigger and better A.C. . . . wondering how it will look ten years after you graduate . . . packing four years of your life into cardboard boxes and almost yelling “See you next year” . . . grinning and turning the tassell. . . . i 27 Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Mary Ellen Jones James Daniell Marguerite Noe I,A WRENCE C IIANDLER Mary Lee Tanner Melyille Warren Wittiest Senior Most Talented Iris Lee Thomas Moore Most Popular Most Athletic Frances Creech James D. Thorne Mary Ellen Jones Melville Warren I [ I I. Super la tiveb Best Looking Thelma Hardison James Daniell Most Dependable Frau Lein Jarman C. D. Gurganus President . . . . Vice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . JUNIOR OFFICERS ...............................Hill Brinson ............................Sanford P itt m a n ............................Lenore Philipps ............................Whitney Weaver 31 Vivian Allen Greenville, N. C. F LOR A D A LIA B EItN IEIt Ponce, Puerto Rico Colon Ammons Lumber Bridge, N. C. Francis Ammons Lumber Bridge, N. C. George Bailey Wilson, N. C. Mary Alice Beasley Four Oaks, N. C. Hoyce Brinson Black Creek, N. C. Bill Brinson Arapaboe, N. C. 32 juniiORS JUNIORS Roy Brown Wilson, N. C. William J. Bryant Frances Chapman Joyce Crissman Elm City, N. C. Cove City, N. C. Jonesboro, N. C. Horace Davis Fremont, N. C. Flora Gainey Wilson, N. C. John L. Goff Williamston, N. C. David Hardison Arapahoe, N. C. 33 w an da Haynes Wilson, N. C. Donna Horton Buck Jones Wilson, N. C. Dunn, N. C. Jesse M. Jones Edwards, N. C. T ass IE Ree Langley Nashville, N. C, Elizabeth Leach Wilson, N. C. Darwin McCaffity Norwood McCullen Edwards, N. C. Clinton, N. C. 34 JUNIORS JUNIORS Charles M AYO Royal, N. C. Lo is M AYO Alliance, N. C. Gladys Mizell Palmyra, N. C. E L E A N O R R E A V E S Fayetteville, N. C. Joyce Peterson Clinton, N. C. Lenore Phillips Grifton, N. C. Pete Riggan Gerald Postlethwaite Wilson, X. C. Cameron, W. Va. 35 Tommy Ruffin Wilson, N. C. William Shiver Bonneau, N. C. Josie G. Smith Grifton, N. C. Raymond Smith Kinston, N. C. Jean Strother Jeanne Suessmutii Mary Ellen Talton Stantonsburg, N. C. Wilson, X. C. Pikeville, N. C. Edna Taylor La Grange, N . C. 36 JUMORS jumoRS Beulaii Tew Godwin, N. C. Theo P. Thomas Wilson. X. C. John Thorne Elm City, N. C. Gwen Tomlinson Black Creek, N. C. Don Torrence Cornelius, N. C. Glenn Weaver Four Oaks, N. C, Whitney Weaver Goldsboro, N. C. Norma Willard Charleston, S. C. i 37 Ramona Worley Frances Yelverton Yancey Aycock Pink Hill, N. C. Stantonsburg, N. C. Black Creek, N. C. “One for the money, Two for the show; Three to make ready, And four to go.” Three years behind us, and the last one coming up. After that, graduation and —what ? 38 JUNIORS Butch’s Den! 39 Wills and the Amoeba! . “ZJhat %t)e -May, Tihe jfyyht” President . . . . J ice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ...........................Marion Zollicoffer .................................Buck Jones .............................Bettye Newton ...............................Alan DeRatt SOPHOMORES Brantley Ay cock Wilson, N. C. Gerald Ay cock Fremont, N. C. Harold Bain Dunn, N. C. L. C. Barbour Erwin, N. C. Boise Barnes Wilson, N. C. Eugene Barnes Wilson, N. C. Warren Barnes Wilson, N. C. Ralph Bennett New Bern, N. C. Barbara Ann Boole Wilson, N. C. Rlielma Boykin Wilson, N. C, Cecil Brown Wilmington, N. C. Katherine Brewer Wilson, N. C. Iris Ann Bunch Elizabeth City, N. C. Jack Bynum Bay boro, N. C. Robert Cannady Dunn, N. C. Evelyn Carroll Greenv ille, N. C. J. T. Cobb Greenville, N. C. Walton Coley Selma, N. C. Walter Correll Cornelius, N. C. Joe Cos tin Warsaw, N. C. 42 Ruth Creasy Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Alan DeRatt Wilson, N. C. Eugene Driver Dunn, N. C. Marian Driver Wilson, N. C. Charles Exum Fremont, N. C. Martin Finch Bailey, N. C. H. F. Flowers Wilson, N. C. William Flowers Fremont, N. C. Steve Gliarmas Wilson, N. C. Jesse Godwin Wilson, N. C. Joseph Griffin Edenton, N. C. Irwin Hardy Norfolk, Va. Doris Harper . Spring Hope, N. C. Earl Harrison Elm City, N. C. James Hearne Macclesfield, N. C. Monnie Holland Clinton, N. C. Virginia Hooker Bay boro, N. C. John Ingraham Dunn, N. C. James Phillips Wilson, N. C. Brownie Jones Wilson, N. C. SOPHOMORES | 43 SOPHOMORES Alice Langston Four Oaks, N. C. Doris Lee Benson, N. C. Junius Lee Erwin, N. C. Gene Lewis Greenville, N. C. Milton Lewis Whitakers, N. C. Corley Lineherger Wilson, N. C. Mary Frances Llewellyn Wilson, N. C. Richard Llewellyn Wilson, N. C. Elmer I,of tin Ay den, N. C. Bruce Martin Red Oak, N. C. Wilbert Massengill Princeton, N. C. Thomas McCaskill Erwin, N. C. James McLawhorn Hookerton, N. C. Fay McMillan Four Oaks, N. C. Henry Mercer Walstonburg, N. C. Alma Moore Wilson, N. C. Eugene Morris Greenville, N. C. Grover Morris Greenville, N. C. Louise Morris Kinston N. C. J. B. Narron Wilson, N. C. 44 Bettye Newton Wilson,, N. C. J. F. Nichols Sims, N. C. William Nowell Wilson, N. C. John O’Connor Charlotte, N. C. Evelyn Overman Wilson, N. C Charles Page Sims, N. C. Norman Patterson Bailey, N. C. Clarence Pearson Bailey, N. C. Georgia Pearson Wilson, N. C. Howard Phillips Wilson, N. C. Shirley Phillips Wilson, N. C. William Phillips Wilson, N. C. Fred Pippin Zebulon, N. C. Sanford Pittman Lucama, N. C. Thomas Proctor Stantonsburg, N. C. John Rawls Arapahoe, N. C. George Saleeby Wilson, N. C. Hal Smith Whiteville, N. C. Relmond Smith Fremont, N. C. Celia Stallings Bailey, N. C. SOPHOMORES ! 45 SOPH4MOKES William Stallings Kenly, N. C. Bobby Stott Bailey, N. C. Doris L. Taylor Black Creek, N. C. William Thigpen Mt. Olive, N. C. Edward Thompson Hallsboro, N. C, Darlene Tucker Jonesboro, N. C. Evelyn Tudor Wilson, N. C. Arnold Tyndall Kinston, N. C. Berry Vause Selma, N. C. Jerome Vick Wilson, N. C. Doris Warren Robersonville, N. C. Ray Watson Elm City, N. C, Thomas Watson Dover, N. C. Thomas Wells Elm City, N. C. Atwood Whorton Merritt, N. C. Frank White Eden ton, N. C. William White Winston, N. C. James Wilder Harrellsville, N. C. Garry Willard Danville, Va. Sue Fan Williamson Sims, N. C. 46 William Windham Walstonburg, N. C. Margaret Wright Whiteville, N. C. Dorothy Wyatt Raleigh, N. C. Marion Zollicoffer Dunn, N. C. Horace Overman Wilson, N. C. “One tor the money, two tor the show . . . and what a show they are, this sophomore class . . . full of characters . . . full of laughs . . . full of fun . . . they have added much to making the year a merry one. . . . SOPHOMORES 47 I I . T)ke J3eg,inninc} President . . . . Jice President Secretary . . . . FRESHMAN OFFICERS ...........................Kerry Kicklighter ..............................Wilton Morris ..............................Miriam Downs ...............................Sybil Barrett I I 49 Treasurer First roic, left to right: Jack Allsbrook, Rocky Mount, X. Reevis Alpin, Mount Olive, X. C.; IIu li Baref oot, Dunn, X. C.; Grady Barnell, Whitakers, X. C.; Carey Barnes, Lucania, X. C.; Sybil Barrett, Farinvillc, X. C.; Cecil Bass, Roberson- ville, X. C. Second roic: Clarence Bass, Erwin, X. C.; Joy Mae Bass, Lucania, X. C.; Dorothy Boyette, Wilson, X. C.; Jarvis Beaman. Walstonburg, N. C.; Rachel Beaty, Smith- field, X. C.; Robert Betters, Chelsea, Mass.; Dale Bippus, Newport News, Va. Third roic: Theodore Bowen, Wilson, X. C.; Anne Brafford, Sanford, X. C.; Rufus Braxton, Earmville, X. C.; David Bryan. Mount Olive, X. C.; Grisella Carlson, Lillington, X. C.; Robert Carr, Erwin, X. C.; Thomas Chase, Eureka. X. C. Fourth roic: Betty Todd Corlette, Southport, X. C.; Dewey Cooper, Elm City, X. C.; Elizabeth Coor, Goldsboro, X. C.; Louis Coseo, Chelsea, Mass.; Robert Cowan, Norfolk, Ya.; Laurice Daniels, Atlantic, X. C.; Lillian Deans, Wilson, X. C. Fifth rare: Martin Denning, Goldsboro, X. C.; X. C. Dunn, Selma. X. C.; Evelyn Economous, Rocky Mount, X. C.; Thomas Eeonomous, Rocky Mount, X. C.; W. A. Edmundson, Oriental, X. C.; Wilbur Eubanks, Richlands, X. C.; Marion Ennis. Erwin, X. C. F R E S H M E I 50 First row, left to right: Robert Fisher, Morrison, Va.; Raymond Fleming, Rober- sonville, N. C.; Robert Fox, Morrison, Va.; Grace Gardner, Walstonburg, N. C.; Olivia Godwin, Four Oaks, N. C.; B. C. Gray, Trenton, N. C.; Proctor Hardison, Kinston, N. C. Second row: Marie Harper, Deep Run, N. C.; Dorothy Harrell, Wilson. N. C.; Franklin Harrell, Columbia, N. C.; Millard Harrison, Kinston, N. C.; Thurman Harwood, Whiteville, N. C.; Peggy High, Wilson, N. C.; Naomi Hill, Newton Grove, N. C. F R E S Third row: Jack Holton, Wilmington, N. C.; Frances Lou Hooks, Fremont, N. C.; Rachel Horton, Walstonburg, N. C.; Norman Ingram, Dunn, N. C.; Carroll James, Faison. N. C.; Jesse James, Goldsboro, N. C.; Ann Johnson, Robersonville, N. C. Fourth roic: Hugh Johnson, Four Oaks, N. C.; Seth Jones, Dover, N. C.; Walter Kelly, Wilson, ville, N. C.; Marjorie Killebrew, Fountain, N. C.; Sherwood Jones, Selma, N. C.; N. C.; Kerry Kicklighter, Glen- Wallace Kirby, Lueama, N. C. Fifth row: Zack Koonee, Chelsea. Mass.; Myer Kravetz, Chelsea, Mass.; Iris Lee Leary, Beulahville, N. C.; Connor Lee, Hobgood, N. C.; Max Lee, Benson, N. C.; Walter Leggett, Bethel, N. C.; Pina Lineherger, Wilson, N. C. H M E N 51 i h F R E S II M E N First roic, left to right: Marion Loftin, Trenton, N. C.; Bill Maim, Wilson N. (.; Leonard Mann, Walstonburg. X. (’.; Jobe Motts, Richlands, X. (.; Billie Miller, Wilson, X. C.; Wilton Morris, Kenlv, X. C.; Alonzo MeLawhorn, Hookerton, X. C.; Second rove: Jack Overman, Wilson, X. C.; Albert Owens, Helen Owens, Fremont, X. C.; Macon Page, Greenville, X. Skippers, Va.; George Poffenberger, Hampton, Va.; Anna J. Walstonburg, X. C.; C.; Percy Lee Pair, Poole, Kinston, X. C. Third rote: Reid Poole, Kinston, X. C.; William Presley, Fdenton. X. Clarence Proctor, Saratoga. X. C.; Bill Raines, Kenlv, X. C.; Edgar Renfrow, Kenlv, X. (’.; Cecil Rhodes, Ricblands, X. C.; Bobbv Riddle, Durham, X. C. Fourth roic: Mary Roberts, Wilson. X. C.; Vernon Roebuck. Williamston, X. (’.; Thomas Russell, Morrison, Va.; Gene Sechler, Landis, X. C.; David Smith, Greenville, X. C.; J. M. Smith, Winterville, X. C.; Judson Stephens, Dunn, X. C. Fifth roxc: Xeedham Stevens, Jr., Smitbfield, X. C.; Bobby Strickland, Dunn. X. Ann Sumner. Wilson, X. (’.; L. A. Sutton, Turkey, X. C.; Bobby Tart, Dunn, X. C.; Roy Tart, Dunn, X. C.: George Taylor, Winston-Salem, X. C. 52 First roic, left to right: Stacy Thigpen, Mount Oliye, N. C.; W. C. Thorne, Wilson, N. C.; Allen Tyndall, Goldsboro, N. C.; Willard Tyson, Stantonsburg, N. C.; Wade Mobley, Williamston, X. C.; Betsy Wall, Kenly, N. C.; Harold Walker, Golds- boro, N. C. Second rote: Druie Warren, Spray, XT. C.; Norman Watson, Wilson, N. C.; Paul Webb, Macclesfield, N. C.; William Webber, Goldsboro, X. C.; Bernelle White, Williamston, X. C.; James Whitley, Washington, X. C.; James R. Whitley, Stantons- burg, X. C. Third roxc: Frances Worley, Black Creek, X . C.; Margaret Winstead, Wilson, X . C.; Violet Williamson, Wilson, X. C.; La Yee Woodard, Princeton, X. C.; Eliza- beth Yarborough, Winston-Salem, X. C. F R E S H M E N (( Tike ibeatk . . . “RAH! RAH!” . . . mm 54 COMMERCIALS First row, left to right: Ora Aycock, Lucania, N. C.; Donald Barnes, Smith field, N. C.; LaDclle Barnes, Fremont, N. C.; Anna Ruth Batts, Kim City, N. C.; Rachel Bennett, Freeland, X. C.; Geraldine Benton, Fremont, X. C. Second row: Russell Morris, Sims, X. C.; Lee Capps, Kinston, X. C.; Lorraine Carpenter, Rocky Mount, X. C.; Jo Anne Coggins, Rocky Mount, X. C.; Lena Cutler, Washington, X . C.; James Daughtry, Princeton, X. C. Third row: Miriam Downs, Winton, N. C.; Helen Evans, Freeland, NT. C.; Peggy Fugate, Elm City, X. C.; Marguerite Gradv, Deep Run, X. C.; Richard Harper, Snow Hill, X. C.; Harold Heath, Deep Run, X. C. Fourth rote: Marvin Hill, Smithfield, N. C.; Heber Howard, Pink Hill, X. C.; Alice Humphrey, Richlands, N. C.; Major Ivey, Fremont, N. C.; Christine James, Faison, X. C.; Virginia Jordan, Clinton, X. C. 55 First row, left to right: Elizabeth Kelly, Wilson, N. C.; Evelyn Kelly, Reidsville, N. C.; Mary Lou Lassiter, Four Oaks, N. C.; Ann Merritt, Wilmington, N. C.; James Morris, Vanceboro, N. C.; Joe Batten, Wilson, N. C. Second row: W illie Pearl Peacock, Elm City, N. C.; Catherine N. C.; Dolores Sauls, Dudley, N. C.; Ruby Smith, Lucama, N. Leggett, N. C.; Martha Spivey, Hookerton, N. C. Phil yaw, C.; Aileen Comfort, Speight. Third row: Bertha Sullivan, Washington, N. C.; Jean Thomas, Wilson, N. C.; Mary Sue Thomas, son, W ilson, N. C.; Waldine Watson, Lucama, N. Martha Talton, Smithfield, N. C.; Four Oaks. N. C.; Eldrige Wat- C. Fourth row: Pete Wdiitford, Vanceboro, N. C.; Rena Whittington, Dunn, N. C.; Norvelle Wriggs, Princeton, N. C.; Shirley Williams, Washington. N. C.; Minnie Winborne, Sims, N. C.; Annette Womack, Selma, N. C. 56 COMMERCIALS I could be true to you ... A word to the wise is . . . Ipana for the smile of beauty . . . Constantly . . . Class dismissed . . . “Joe College” . . . I’d like to thank each and every one . . . The scientific method . . . Sal Hepatica for the smile of health . . . Mr. and Mrs. Shapely, aren’t they? . . . 10:00 and all is well! . . . 10:30 a.in. (Amerson’s hound); Seen Teddy? . . . Look who’s here . . . Queenie . . . Bored? . . . How to make A on English . . . Loafing? . . . naw—not'Gene . . . Guess what I forgot . . . simple —nothing to it . . . Boris Karloff? Peter Lorre? ... I had my wheeties this morning . . . Yeah, what’s it to ya? . , . The morning after. c4ctivitie . . . THE MAD RUSH FROM 8 O'CLOCK . . . UNTIL Perhaps to the library to slave, groan, and sigh . . . some to the gym . . . on to the next class . . . “Y” Store for a coke . . . chapel snooze . . . Greek letter days ... no letter today . . . dark corners . . . Dinner ??? at six . . . and so activity goes on here, there, and yonder. . . . 59 TJhe Pine Knot Gene Barnes Editor Mary Lee Tanner 14 u s i n c s $ M a n a cjcr ‘ Where are the pictures?” moans somebody, and the staff gets panicky until somebody finds them just where the editor left them. Frankly we hardly know what to say. For the past months the staff has worked and played and found time to stick together the thousand odds and ends which go to make up an annual. It s been funny at times—and at times rather exasperating. Pictures didn’t turn out and ideas wouldn’t click. We hope that you can look hack over the annual and recall a year which has affected all of us. and that the faces and places you see, and the pictures of the things you did, won’t he forgotten. There’s not much else to say. We’ve done our best. We like it, so if you like it. 60 then we’re satisfied. EDITORIAL STAFF Gene Barnes Editor Charles Page Doris Harper Edna Taylor Flo Bernier Rachel Horton Alina Moore BUSINESS STAFF M A R Y Le e T a n n e r Business Manager Irene Dudley Asst. Business Manager Mr. Lloyd Stark Fa cult if B u s i n e s s .Id riser Evelyn Eeonomus Jeanne Suessniuth Gladys Mizelle Ramona Worley u 62 uhe Collegiate Dorothy Wyatt Editor The Collegiate, official newspaper of the stu- dents of Atlantic Christian College, is a monthly publication. The paper serves not only to review and record campus happen- ings, but to present feature material which stimulates open discussions, providing a means for the voicing of student opinion. Bill Brinson Bus;nses Manager Bill Massengill . I s s is t ant Bn s i n c s s M a n a ger COLLEGIATE STAFF Editor....................................... Business Manager ............................ Editorial Board . . 1 )ot Wyatt Bill Brinson Associate Editor Art Editor .... Sports Editor . . Feat are Editor Typist........... Marguerite Noe . Gladys Mizell .Jack Overman . . . Doris Harper ....Ed Taylor Business Board Assistant Business Manager.......................................Bill Massengill Circulation Manager ................................................Rachel Beaty Assistants Norma Willard, Jack Overman. Berry Yanse, Walton Coley, Marjorie Killebrew, Vivian Miller, Jobev Griffin, Sparky McCaskill, Ed Thompson, Irene Dudley, Rufus Braxton, Melville Warren, C. I). Gurganus, Alice Langston. 63 Adviser Dr. Mildred Hartsock Lxecutive Moard The Cooperative Association, organized in including disciplinary cases, and regulating dents and faculty, work together to develop and encourage the successful and intelligent honor. H)3f , handles all major student affairs student activities. The Association, stu- wthin each student the ideals for living application of the principles of personal P resident MEMBERS J ice President.......................... Secretary .............................. Treasurer .............................. President of H omen's Dormitory Council President of Men's Dormitor if Council. . . Toicn Representative.................... Faculty Representatives ....Jimmy Daniell ......J. D. THORNE . F R A U LIE X J A R M A N . . . David Hardison Mary Ellen Jones ........M ac Byrd ....John Thorne Raymond Miller Sarah Bain Ward Harris C. Moore F. A. Hodges 64 Qirlb dormitory Council The Girl's Dormitory Council is the judicial and executive body of women governing the regulations for the dormitory girls. This organization is striving to maintain an environment suitable to promote the welfare of the girls, to maintain unity and honor, and to develop self control, responsibility, and loyalty among those residing on the campus. MEMBERS President.................................... Jice President .............................. Secretary ................................... Treasurer ................................... Senior Representative ....................... Junior Representative........................ Sophomore Representative..................... Town Representative ......................... H o use P res id ent......................... House President ............................. Faculty Adviser.............................. . .Mar y E l l e n Jon e s Mary Alice Beasley ........Pearl Lamb .......Edna Taylor . . . Frau Lein Jarman ......Vivian Allen ....Dorothy Wyatt . . . .Gwen Tomlinson . . .Hazel Davenport ..........Jane Goff . . .Sarah Bain Ward J$oy£ CbormitoryCouncil The Men’s Dormitory Council is the judicial and executive body of men governing the rules and regulations of the men on the campus. The duty of this organization is to assume the responsibility for the good conduct and maintenance of the best conditions for scholarly work. MEMBERS M ac Byrd, Thomas McCaskill. Buck Jones, Jerry Postlethwaite, Bobby Fox, Ingram, Harris C. Moore, Adviser, 66 John Student The Student Christian Association of Atlantic Christian College endeavors to reach into the lives of young men and women, to find their problems, and to aid in solving them. This organization carries on active religious work and is helpful in making the campus life spiritually and morally alert. This organzation operates the Y Store. MEMBERS John Golf, Margaret Wright, John Rawls, Louise Morris, Buck Jones, Josic Gallo- way Smith, Bill Brinson, Jerry Postlethwaite. Advisers: Mr. Lloyd Stark and Miss Sarah Bain Ward. Christian {Association Cabinet 67 I P Christian 3ellow hip Friendship - Worship - F ell oiv ship The Christian Fellowship is composed of those students who are preparing for full- time Christian Service. Each member is attempting through study to build a philosophy of life based upon principles of Christ. The purpose of the fellowship is to guide the members in solving problems of pastoral theology and Christian doctrine. OFFICERS President ............................'..................Jerry Postlethwaite Vice President ............................................. . . Ralph Bennet Secretary ..................................................Darlene Tucker MEMBERS Mr. J. M. Waters, sponsor; Waylon Bissette, Tommy Watson. Louise Morris. Fraulein Jarman, Herschel Tyson, Ruth Creasy, Irene Dudley, Tommy Moore, Margaret Wright, Jack Overman, Jerry Postlethwaite, Vivian Allen. Cecil Brown, Lenore Phillips, Iris Ann Bunch, John Rawls, Tassie Ree Langley. Darlene Tucker. Marjorie Killebrew, Evelyn Carroll. Bill Brinson, Charles Page, Celia Stallings, Kenneth Denning. Betty Yarborough. 68 Social Committee The Social Committee is composed of members appointed by the Executive Board. The function of this organization is to plan, promote, and coordinate the social activities of campus life with full student participation. MEMBERS Evelyn Economous, Mac Byrd. Gene Barnes, Rovce Brinson, Doris Harper, and Susan Vick, Faculty Adviser. This organization consists of those students desiring outside study in the field of science. The club meets once a month to discuss problems or listen to lectures of phases of science. President . . . . Vice President Secret a ri . . . Treasurer . . . OFFICERS . . . . H. F. Flowers James McLawiiorn ____Vivian Miller ....Charles Page MEMBERS Miss Camilla Wills, sponsor; II. F. Flowers, Tassie Ree Langley, Vivian Miller, James Wilder, Charles Page, James McLawiiorn, Vera Lewis. Mary Ellen Talton. Frances Yclverton, Tommy Watson, Clifton Morris, Fred Heath. Edward Kennedy. 70 FOUNDED IN 1938 MARGARET NOE President ELIZABETH LEACH DAVID HARDISON DONNA HORTON ELIZABETH WARD DAVIS BILL BRINSON IRIS ANN BUNCH EUGENE BARNES BUCK JONES DOROTHY WATERS ROY BROWN C. D. GURGANUS Secretary and Treasurer JANE GOFF MARY ELLEN JONES IRIS LEE FRAULEIN JARMAN WALTON COLEY JOHN GOFF CORLEY LINEBERGER DARLENE TUCKER RAYMOND SMITH MELVILLE WARREN LOUISE MORRIS Faculty Advisers I OR. MILDRED E. HARTSOCK 71 LLOYD STARK Har kal The duty of the marshals is to assist at any entertainment given in connection the college. Marshals are chosen on a scholastic basis, two from each class. Chief Marshal is chosen from the Senior Class. with The Chief Marshal . . . Senior Marshal . . . Senior Marshal . . . Junior Marshal . . Junior Marshal . . . Soph onto r e M a r s h a l S o p h O mo re M a rs hal ......Jane Goff . . . C. I). Ourgants . . Elizabeth Leach . . David Hardison . J EANNE StESSMTTH Corley Lineberger . . . I)orothy Wyatt 72 f Concert Committee To create an interest in, and to increase the enjoyment and appreciation of the finer arts, this committee selects and arranges for celebrated artists to appear on our campus. MEMBERS Norma Willard, Reid Poole, Iris Lee, Mary Alice Beasley, Mary Johnson, Faculty Adviser. 74 Under the direction of Mary Johnson, the Glee Club has done outstanding work. Special concerts at holidays and chapel services have made up their program of activities. MEMBERS Norma Willard, Iris Ann Bunch, Pina Lineberger, Todd Collett, Gladys Mizelle, Doris Warren, Eraulein Jarman, Elizabeth Coor, Betty Yarborough, Darlene Tucker, Leonard Mann, Macon Page, John Rawls, Wilbur Eubanks, Bill Brinson, C. J. Ammons, Rufus Braxton, Kerry Kicklighter, Bill Corbett. John Golf, Ann Johnson, Mary Ellen Jones, Joyce Peterson, Bettye Newton, Jean Thomas, Jane Goff, Ann Merritt, Edna Taylor, Rozelia Sullivan, Proctor Hardison, Vivian Miller, Gwen Tomlinson, Ruth Costible, Floradalia Bernier, Fay McMillan, Faye Cutler, Tassie Langley, Mary Alice Beasley, Audrey Gaylor, Eleanor Reaves, Corley Lineberger, Louise Morris, Doris Harper, Gene Barnes, Pearl Lamm, Evelyn Kelley, La Verne Driver, Helen Lamm, Iris Lee, Madison Smith, Charles Page, Frank Harrell. Music Hath Charm - — ...... a oru£ Under the splendid direction of Mr. Fontaine, the Girl s Chorus, Girl’s Octet, has made it possible for the students on campus and of the Town of Wilson to hear their delightful musical programs. also known as the local organizations This group Jones, Todd director, and consists of the following: Jean Thomas, Joyce Peterson, Mary Ellen Colette, Edna Taylor, Iris Lee, Mary Alice Beasley. Mr. Fontaine, Jane Goff. 76 j ten i Chorus Various communities, as well as our own students, have had the opportunity to see and hear this group of men sing over the radio and in person. The Men’s Chorus has added much to the enjoyment of all music listeners. This group consists of the following: Mary Johnson, director; Kerry Kicklighter, Cecil Brown, John Goff, Bill Corbett, John Rawls, Bill Brinson, Gene Barnes, Clifton Morris, W. C. Pate. C. I). Gurganus, and C. J. Ammons. Stage and Script Stage and Script is the dramatic organization • on campus. Under the direction of Mrs. Doris C. Holsworth, head of the Dramatics Department, the club has had a very successful year. This club takes in all phases of production. Membership of the club is not limited, and all students interested in any phase of dramatics may become a member of Stage and Script. After two consecutive years in the club, members arc awarded letters. Stage and Script is a member of tlie Carolina Dramatics Association of Chapel Hill. OFFICERS President . . . . l ice President Sec retar if . . . Treasurer . . . ....Berry Vause .....Jesse Jones . . . 1 )oris Harper Elizabeth Leach MEMBERS Mrs. Doris C. Holsworth, sponsor; Jean Thomas, Norma Willard, Anna Jean Poole, Jo Ann Coggins, Doris Harper, Alice Langston, Mary Lee Tanner, Tommy Watson, James Wilder, Charlie Mayo, Berry Vause, Charles Page, Todd Colette, Cecil Brown, Sybil Barrett, Vivian Miller, Norwood Dunn, Madison Smith, Marjorie Killebrew, Proctor Hardison. Mary Elizabeth Coor, Walton Coley, Helen Lamm, Reid Poole, Jack Overman, Lib Leach, Marguerite Noe, Rudolph Wiggs, Jesse Jones, Darwin McCafHty, Hal Smith, Marie Harper. On S t acje, K ve rtf I od if 78 The Pan-Hellenic Council is made up of representatives from all the Greek letter organizations of the campus. The function of this council is to set up rules and regulations governing the organizations. Promoting good will among the sororities and fraternities is also fostered. MEMBERS Melville Warren, C. I). Gurganus, Raymond Smith. Jackie Speight, Dorothy Waters, Laston Grantham, Royce Brinson. Lib Leach, Lib Ward Davis, Iris Lee, Alvin Suggs, Mary Alice Beasley. 79 The Sigma Tau Chi Sorority was founded in 1920 by the Rev. John Barclay. Its motto is “Sumus Unium.” Its colors are yellow and white, and its flower is the chrysanthemum. The members are chosen because of their personality, loyalty, and interest in the school welfare. The sponsors are Mrs. M. J. Bird and Miss Mary Johnson. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Mary Alice Beasley.............. President ................Lenoke Phillips Lenore Phillips............... l ice President ...........Hazel Davenport Edna Taylor..................... Secretary .........Mary Frances Llewelyn Joyce Peterson.................. Treasurer ..................Vivian Allen MEMBERS Thelma Hardison, Reporter; Evelyn Overman, Lenore Phillips, Lib Ward Davis. Hazel Davenport, Blanche Gav, Margaret Hemby. Chaplain; Mary Frances Llew- elyn, Vivian Allen, Joyce Peterson, Edna Taylor, Audrey Gaylor, Mary Alice Beasley. 80 Phi Kappa cAtpka $ K A Rev. John Barclay and Dr. E. L. Fox founded the Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity in the year of 1925. Gold and white are its colors; and the daisy, it flower. The faculty sponsors are Mr. F. A. Hodges and Mr. M. J. Bird. First Semester Alvin Sugg...... Royce Brinson . . Sanford Pittman Don Torrence... Bill Corbett .... Bill Brinson .... OFFICERS . . President . . Vice President . . Secretary . . . . 7' re as ure r . . , . . Chaplain . . S e rr ea nt-at-Arms Second Semester .........Mac Byrd Thomas McCaskill . . . .Colon Ammons .... 1 )on Torrence .......John Goff . . . Royce Brinson MEMBERS Mac Byrd, Bill Massengill, Lloyd Brinson. Pete Riggin, Ben Barnes, James Brown. J. D. Thorne, Harry Helmer, Colon Ammons, James DeRatt, Raymond Farris, Henry Davis, C. J. Ammons, Bill Brinson, Cecil Rhodes, John Rawls, Paul Glazer, George Bailev, John Goff, Warren Barnes, Horace Overman, Gene Barnes, Thomas McCaskill, James Daniell, Sanford Pittman. Alvin Sugg, Don Torrence, Royce Brinson, Wiley Wall, Bill Corbett. I 81 §ig,ma A v Delta Sigma, the youngest of the sororities on the campus, was organized in 1935. Its motto is “Torchhearers of Friendship.” This organization chose as its colors green and yellow; its flower the jonquil. The members are chosen for their leader- ship, personal charm, friendliness, and quality of character. The sponsors are Katherine Lewis and Claude Lucas. First Semester I his Lee........ Lin Leacii....... M A RGU ERITE N OE . . Beulah Tew ...... Jean Lisenby..... Mary L e e T a n n e r OFFICERS . President . Pice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . ('ha plain . Historian . Second Semester .......Iris Lee .Jean Strother Marguerite Noe . . . Beulah Tew . . Doris Taylor . . Doris 1 Iarper MEMBERS Mary Lee Tanner, Brownie Jones,'Alma Moore. Beulah Tew, Strother, Frances Creech, Jean Lisenby, Iris Lee, Lib Leach Wyatt, Marguerite Noe, and Marian Driver. Doris Harper, Jean Doris Taylor, Dot 82 Phi a Qantma 4 a r The Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity was organized in 1937 from the T Smoka Pipe Club.” Its flower is the carnation; blue and gold, its colors. The motto of the fra- ternity is ‘‘Everlasting Brotherhood.” Dr. C. F. Eicher is their faculty sponsor. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Raymond Smith.................... President Arnold Tyndal Edward Kennedy................. l ice President Milton Lewis Fred Heath....................... Secretary James Wilder Gerald Postletiiwaite............ Treasurer W. C. Pate C. I). Gurganus................... Chaplain Cecil Brown Arnold Tyndal.................Sergeant-at-Arvis.....................J. T. Cobb W. C. Pate...................Corresponding Secretary....... Norman Patterson MEMBERS W. C. Pate, Edward Kennedy, Raymond Smith, Fred Heath, Jerry Postletiiwaite, C. D. Gurganus, Charlie Mavo, William Shiver, Gene Lewis, Junius Evans, James Wilder, Cecil Brown, Jesse Jones, Darwin McCafHtv. Glenn Weaver, Whitney Weaver, Milton Lewis, Monnie Holland. J. T. Gobb, Arnold Tvndal, Tommy Moore, Berry Yause, Clifton Morris. Way Ion Bissette, Norman Patterson. 33 {Plii £ig,ma 4 i T The Phi Sigma Tau Sorority, founded in 1912, is the oldest Greek letter organization on the campus. Its motto is “Non nobis sed omnibus.“ The sorority has as its flower the Black-eyed Susan; its colors, black and gold. The members are chosen on the basis of their quality of character, leadership, and personality. The sponsors are Mrs. II. C. Moore, Mrs. Robert Spangler, and Miss Mary N ackos. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Dorothy Waters.................. President Jacqueline Speight .Jacqueline Speight.......... l ice President .............Fraulein Jarman Jeanne Suessmuth................ Secretarij Iris Ann Bunch Gwen Tomlinson.................. Treasurer Donna Horton Josie Galloway Smith............. Chaplain Darlene Tucker MEMBERS Fraulein Jarman, Jane Golf, Iris Ann Bunch, Gwenn Tomlinson, Jeanne Suessmuth. Louise Morris, Katherine Mathis. Honorary Member; Donna Horton, Mary Ellen Jones, Bettve Newton, Dorothy Waters, Jacqueline Speight. Josie Calloway Smith, and Darlene Tucker. 84 Sigma c4lpha 2 A The Sigma Alpha was founded in 1925. The motto chosen is “Semper est amicitia.” The colors are silver and lavender; its flower, the sweet pea. The faculty sponsors are Mr. J. M. Waters and H. C. Moore. First Semester M ELVILLE w ARREN Buck Jones...... Laston Grantham Bill Harrison... Roy Brown....... David Hardison . . OFFICERS . . President . . J ice President . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . , . . Chaplain . . S e rgea nt-at-A r m s Second Semester . . . Roy Brown .James DeRatt . . .Jack Bynum . . Bill Thigpen .W alton Coley . . Harry Wynn MEMBERS Hal Smith. Allan DeRatt, William Thigpen, Ed Thompson, Richard Llewetyrrr David Hardison, Roy Brown, Fred Pippin, Jim Horton, Billy Smith, Ronald White, Thomas Wells, Jack Bynum. Earl Harrison, Ervin Hardy, William Bryant, Atwood Lee Horton, Harry Wvnn, John O’Connor, Gerald Aycock, Walton Colev, Eugene Driver, Robert Canady, Joe Costen, Raymond Suggs, Walter Correll, Melville War- ren, William Harrison, Milton Jones, Laston Grantham. 85 v J4arnett County, Club President . . . lice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . OFFICERS ............................Roy Brown .......................... Harold Bain ......................Frances Chapman ............................P. V. Bass MEMBERS Marion Zollicoffer, John Ingram, Pat Gainev, Buck Jones, Mae Bvrd, Roy Tart, Zel Carlson, L. C. Barbour, Bobby Tart, Gene Driver, Junius Lee, Roy Brown, Frances Chapman, Beulah Tew, William Driver, Thomas McCaskill, Harris C. Moore and Dr. Mildred Hartsock, faculty sponsors. 86 J enolr OFFICERS President ................................. Vice President ............................ Secretary and Treasurer.................... .Margaret Baker . .Arnold Tyndal Hazel Davenport MEMBERS W. C. Pate, Thomas Economus, Allan Tyndal, Hazel Davenport. William Howard, Marguerite Grady, Lenore Phillips, Arnold Tyndal, Clifton Morris, Alvin Sugg, M arie Harper, Raymond Smith, Proctor Hardison, Sarah Bain Ward, faculty adviser; Lee Capps, Irene Dudley, Anna Jean Poole, Reid Poole, Fred Heath. %V.cA.cA. OfjfjicerA The Women’s Athletic Association is composed of the gir interested in promoting wholesome recreation and intramural zation feels that in order to maintain good health, every freely in sports. s on campus who are athletics. This organi- one should ])articipate OFFICERS President ............... l ice President ......... Secretarii and Treasurer Senior Representative . . Junior Representative . . . Sophomore Representative Fresh man Representative Faculty Adviser ......... ....Joyce Peterson ...Gwen Tomlinson Mary Alice Beasley ..........Iris Lee Mary Ellen Talton ........Doris Taylor ........Peggy High . . . Katherine Lewis 88 “c4” Club The “A” Club has done a good 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. OFFICERS J. D. Thorne................... President Dick Llewelyn Laston Grantham.............. J ice President ....... Marion Zollicoffer John Goff...................... Secretary Harold Bain David Hardison................. Treasurer Roy Brown MEMBERS Harold Bain, John Goff, Thomas McCaskill, Marion Zollicoffer, David Hardison, J. D. Thorne, Roy Brown, Richard Llewelyn, Laston Grantham, Frank White, Paul Glazer, Pete Regan, Jim Horton. Ervin Hardy, John O’Connor, A1 DeRatt, Brantley Avcock, Gene Driver, Ronald White, Frank Shearin, Jim Brown, Raymond Smith. James Daniell, Harry Helmer, Henry Mercer, Buck Jones, L. C. Barbour. George Saleebv, Ed Tompson. Henry Davis, Ted Thomas. 89 i' 90 Rail! Rail! for the blue Battles for Boliunkus . . . letters and medals. . . . and white Pep rallies . . let’s £0 and bonfires team . . . Sportsmanship . . . . . . Intramurals . . . awarding 91 Coaching, Staff Rohert I4'. Spangler, Head Coach Edgar L. Bailey, Assistant Coach M. J. Byrij, Director of Ubieties Cheerleader£ .James Pierce, � ins, Lorraine Head Cheerleader; Ramona Worley, Norvelle Whitley, Jo Ann Cog- Carpenter, Miriam Downs, Jean Talton, Zell Carlson, Sybil Barrett. 92 3n ter- Co I leg ia te football • 5 v-« J. DeRatt, Ennis, Helmer, Zollicoft’er, J. Brown, Whitley, Hardy, A. DeRatt Hobson, Barefoot, Bippus, Kicklighter, Horton, Stott, Glazer, Llewelyn. White, Barnes, Thompson, McNamara. Mercer, R. Brown Strickland Fox, Smith, Goff, Wiggins, Maffei, Cosco, Cowan, Mann, Allsbrook, McCaskill, and Riddle. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Atlantic Christian 0 Erskinc 27 Atlantic Christian 6 Elon 14 Atlantic Christian ry E.C.T.C 1.4 Atlantic Christian 0 High Point 33 Atlantic Christian 6 Appalachian 33 Atlantic Christian 0 Lenoir Rhyne 29 Atlantic Christian 0 Norfolk 13 Atlantic Christian 0 Campbell ( V 93 3nter-Collegia te J3a£eball r ' - r. r' ' Byrd, Chapin, J. I). Thorne, Godwin, J. Thorne, Hardy, Davis, Daniell, M. J. Bird, White, MeCaskill, Jones, Avcock, Bain Smith. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Atlantic Christian. . . 10 Hio-h Point 4 Atlantic Christian. . . 5 El o n 3 Atlantic Christian. . . 12 Lenoir Rhyne 7 Atlantic Christian . . . 4 Elon ‘ 10 Atlantic C hristian. . . Elon 3 Atlantic Christian . . . 10 W.C.T.C • Atlantic Christian . . . 8 W.C.T.C 15 Atlantic Christian . . . • Hio’h Point 4 Atlantic Christian . . . 3 Wake Forest Atlantic Christian. . . 15 Cherry Point 8 Atlantic Christian. . . 3 Appalachian 8 Atlantic C hristian. . . 5 Appalachian 7 Atlantic ( hristian . . . 0 E.C.T.C 1 Atlantic Christian. . . 9 E.C.T.C 11 94 Atlantic Christian....................44 Wake h orest.......... Atlantic Christian....................50 Roanoke .............. Atlantic Christian....................57 Lynchburg ............ Atlantic Christian...................-10 Make Forest........... Atlantic Christian....................45 Guilford ............. Atlantic Christian ...................51 Catawba .............. Atlantic Christian ...................36 E.C.T.C............... Atlantic Christian ...................50 Elon ................. Atlantic Christian ...................63 High Point ........... Atlantic Christian ...................46 Appalachain .......... Atlantic Christian ...................53 Lenoir-Rhyne ......... Atlantic Christian ...................63 Lenoir-Rhyne ......... Atlantic Christian ...................33 Elon ................. Atlantic Christian ...................33 Catawba .............. Atlantic Christian .............. ,...70 Norfolk Naval Station Atlantic Christian ...................42 High Point ........... Atlantic Christian ...................41 Guilford ............. Atlantic Christian ...................42 W.C.T.C............... Atlantic Christian ...................46 W.C.T.C............... Atlantic Christian ...................52 Lynchburg ............ Atlantic Christian ...................45 E.C.T.C................. 71 61 41 61 58 72 38 42 62 15 57 71 47 54 55 44 54 14 57 19 56 Coach Spangler, Allsbrook, ,1. Thorne, Brown, Glazer. Davis, Barnhill, Kravetz, Daniell, B. Tart; Managers: Stott, Ay cock. Tart, Thorne, Tom Proctor, Frank Shearin. OFFICERS IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS Harris C. Moore, Director-of Intramurals; Pat Gainey, Assistant Director; John Ingram, Publicity Director. PING-PONG CHAMPIONS Singles Champ Frank Li x Batten Doubles Champ Ernest Atkinson, Billy Smith 96 TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS PHI KAPPA ALPHA Raymond Farris, Wilev Wall, Mac Byrd. Jimmy Daniel!, Warren Barnes, Horace Overman, Don Torrence, Coach; J. 1). Thorne. Francis Ammons. Bill Corbett. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS PHI DELTA GAMMA C 1 itton Morris, Milton Lewis, Arnold Tyndall. Darwin McCatfitv. Norman Patter- son, Coach; Raymond Smith, Monnie Holland. 97 SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS PHI KAPPA ALPHA Royce Brinson, Woody Parker, Bill Corbett, Bill Morgan, Jimmy Daniell, Ivan Adams, Carl Williams, Don Torrence, Francis Ammons, John God, Clifton Philyaw. Wiley Wall. BASK ETBALL CH AMPIONS Robey Thornton, Billy Simpson, Ernest Atkinson, Roy Brown, Andy Phillips, Harry Helmer, Billy Smith, Gene Driver, Coach; Howard Cavton. 98 TENNIS CHAMPIONS Doubles Raymond Farris and William Mann. September 1946 marked the beginning of one of the best Intramural programs to be on our campus. Under the supervision of Harris (Scrappy) Moore and Pat Gainey, the program gained its rightful place in our athletic world. It is stated to be one of the best in the state of North Carolina and ranks with some of the best in the nation. Discussing latest Sunny-side up . . hair , , , drizzles dirt . . . Strange what make-up can do . . . Banky, Jr. . . . Going my way, Pee Wee . . . . There goes the groom. This end up . . . . Look. Mama, no 100 feature Our Social TVhirl Receptions . . . Dances . . . Football . . . Dorm Parties . . . Caroling . . . Holidays . . . Basketball . . . Initiations . . . Stunt Night . . . Concerts . . . Baseball . . . May Day . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . Hen Parties . . . Bull Sessions . . . Dating. 101 Our Judges Ronald Reagan and .Jane Wyman of Holl ywood, California X u J a A -|va 4 A CfJxc Jl U cv- fcv it 'jf Xr VlA-£ c C'i- -£- v- , 05s X C- VU t C vJ-l-4 taj ca. s ctl L l l juL c Jl Ko-A-a ® -a—c A-a- , 9 X W Xj� ” Vx UJt CTtX -dLd. C 'Vv 'V. a_ £L - -J t v LA uJU? c Ji — (r s SUr o c rJI T lS _ (-If-- |a V Iu-C - - - 1. 3 '-yrx r QUEEN of the YEARBOOK Elizabeth Leacii Wilson, N. C. 103 ATTENDANTS Doris Harper Spring Hope, N. C. Mary Alice Beasley Four Oaks, N. C. Z)he Queen £ Court Evelyn Economous Rocky Mount, N. C. T m elm a Hardison Jamesville, N. C. F I. OR A I) A LIA B E R NIE R Ponce, Puerto Rico 104 Lib Ward Davis Williarnston, N. C. Lorraine Carpenter Rocky Mount, N. C. Grisella Carlson Lillington, N. C. Sybil Barrett Farmville, N. C. B ETTY E N E WTO N Wilson, N. C. Iris Ann Bunch Elizabeth City, N. C. Peggy High Wilson, N. C. Gene Talton Srnithfield, N. C c, rown « Tjlie faculty CntertainA THE MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYEB II arrv Helmer Goldsboro, N. C. Presented award I) if Wilson Junior Chamber of Commerce MAY QUEEN MAY KING Beulah Rasberry Jack Daniell Farinville, N. C. Bogart, Georgia Alay 3)ay, . . . 1947 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE The Coronation 108 I' Untangling' the Maypole . . . Tripping' the light fantastic . . . Clean- Up-IbayA . . . Dust, dust, everywhere . . . brooms, mops, and dusting cloths come out of the closet first tiling every morning to clean up after . . . Naomi and Faison are always on band . . . Charlie could not be found the day pictures were made . . . understand that be was cleaning up the furnace room . . . but our bats go off to him too . . . we might add that those eheerie “hellos” arc most appreciated . . . thanks faithful friends. . . . Naomi Faison 110 We're off . . . Disgusting . . . Goffers . . . Ke-wit now . . . Watch it . . . Warm blooded . . . Snow birds . . . Snow flakes . . . Speak, see, and hear no evil . . . Everybody wants to get into the act . . . Scene outside Ptomaine hall . . . Cold end kids . . . That's what you get . . . Some people just won’t face facts . . . Finally made it . . . Snow model of Jane Russel . . . Let s have a holiday. I' Senior directory Waylon Bissett. President Science Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1, 3; Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 1, 2, 3; House President and Chaplain; Supervisor of Dining: Hall 3. Lawrence Chandler. Special Student; transfer from Kansas City Junior College, Mo. Frances Creech. W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Sophomore Class 2; Vice President of Delta Sigma 3; Junior Representa- tive of W.A.A. 3. V. W. Cali aiiax. Holmes Bible College, Greenville, S. C.; Christian Fellowship 3, 4. James D. Danieil. President of the cooperative Association 4; Member of “A” Club 3, 4; Veteran's Club 3, 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3, 4. Hazel Davenport. Sigma Tail Chi Sorority 3, 4; Secretary, Reporter, Chaplain, Nice President of Sorority; Secretary of Junior Class 3; Junior Rep- resentative on the Woman's Dormitory Council 3; House President of Caldwell Hall; Secretary and Treasurer of Lenoir County Club; May Court 3. Lib Ward Davis. Secretary Junior Class 3; Student Council 3, 4; S'gma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 3; Pan Hellenic Council 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Candidate for Queen of the Yearbook 4. Irene Dudley. Assistant Business Manager Pine Knot 1; Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; A.C.I.S. 2, 3; Secretary A.C I S. 3; President A.C.I.S. 3; Torchlight Staff 2; ('otlcgiotc Staff 3, 4; Pine Knot Staff 3, 4; Stage and Script 2; Secretary Science Club 2; Reporter Science Club 3. Junius Evans. Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity. Jane Goff. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4; President Freshman Class 1; Torchlight Staff 1, 2; Stage and Script 1; Phi Sigma 'I'au Sorority 2, 3, 4; Chaplain Phi Sigma Tau 2; Treasurer Phi Sigma Tau 3; N ice President Phi Sigma Tau 3; S.C A. Cabinet 2; President Pan Hellenic Council 3; Golden Knot 3, 4; Chief Marshal 4; House Presi- dent Kinsey Hall 4; Woman's Dormitory Council 4; IVho's Who 4; May Court 4. C. D. Guru anus. Golden Knot Honor Society 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer Golden Knot 4; Glee Club 1, 3; Marshal 4; Dormitory Council 2; Education Club 2; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 3, 4; President 3; Chap- lain 4; Men’s Chorus 3, 4; Collegiate Staff 3, 4; Vet- eran’s Club 3; Who's IF to 4; Student Legislature Delegate 3: Pan Hellenic Council 3, 4; Secretary 3. Tiielma Harrison. Transfer from W.C.U.N.C. and E.C.T.C. Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4; May Court 3; May Queen 4; CamPdate for Queen of the Yearbook 4. Fraulein Jarman. Secretary of Freshman Orienta- tion 1; S C.A. 2; Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3; Secre- tary 2; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2. 3, 4; Secretary 2; Vice President 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Golden Knot Honor Society 3; Woman's Dornrtory Council 3; Secretary Executive Board and Coopera- tive Association 3; IPho's Who .3; W.S.S.F. Delegate 2; May Court 4. Arthur Jenxette. Representation Junior Class on Boys Dormitory Council 1, 2; Sigma Alpha Fra- ternity, Varsity Basketball 2, 3. Mary Ellen Jones. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Sex- tette 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, 4: Girl's Council 1; President Girl's Council 4; President of S.C.A. 3; President Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 3; Vice President Phi Sigma Tau 2; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Winner of Waters Cup 3; IVho's IVho ! ; Senior Superlatives 4; May Court 3; Christian Fellowship 1, 2; Pan Hellenic Council 3. Pearl Lamb. Glee Club 4; Secretary of Woman’s Dormitory Count 1 4. Iris Lee. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 2; Secretary 3; Presi- dent 4; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer Junior Class 3; Secretary Senior Class 4; W.A.A. 4; Girl’s Octette 1, 2, 3, 4; Chairman of May Day 3; May Court 4. Vera Lewis. Glee Club 2; Science Club 3; Christian Fellowship 1, 3. Vivian Miller. Transfer from Indiana University; Secretary of Science Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pine Knot Staff 3; Collegiate Staff 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Kappa Phi National Sorority. Tommy Moore. Tennis Team 3; Phi Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Ministerial Christian Fel- lowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Clifton Morris. Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 1, 2, 3; Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Male Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Lenoir County Club 3; Science Club 3. Marguerite Noe. President Senior Class 4; Delta S'gma 2, 3, 4; Secretary Delta Sigma 4; Editor (Uti- le giate 3; Associate Editor Collegiate 4; Editorial Staff Pine Knot 3; S.C.A. Cabinet 2; Town Repre- sentative W.D.C. 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent Dramatics Club 3; Student Legislature Dele- gate .3; W.A.A. 1, 2; Golden Knot 2, 3, 4; President Golden Knot 4; Who's Who 4. Charles Gilmer Parrish. Transfer from Campbell College and Wake Forest College. W. C. Pate, Jr. Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity, Cor- responding Secretary 3, Treasurer 3; Male Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Lenoir County Club 3; Pan Hel- lenic Council 2. Jacquelyn Speight. 'Transfer from W.C.U.N.C.; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 3, 4, Vice President 3; May Court 3; President Sorority 4. Frank Sjiearix. Manager Basketball team 3, 4; “A” Club 4; Christian Fellowship 4. Mary Lee Tanner. 'Transfer from Bluefield College; Delta Sigma Sorority 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Historian 4, Commercial 1, 2; Business Manager Pine Knot 4; Stage and Script 2, 3, 4. Cheer Leader I; Senior Superlative 4; Editor “You Name It 3, 4; May Court 4. Melville F. Warren. Sigma Alpha Fraternity 3, 4; May King 4; Pan Helleire Council 3, 4, President 4; May Court 3; President Fraternity 4; Men’s Dormi- tory Council 2; Collegiate Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2; Pine Knot Staff 2, 3; Stage and Script 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteran's Club 3, 4; Building Fund Committee 4. Dorothy Waters. Dramatics Club 1 ; Treasurer Fresh- man Class 1 ; Staff of Torchlight 1 ; Treasurer Sorority 2; Denny Essay Cup 3; Associate Editor of Collegiate 2; Pine Knot Staff 2, 3; Secretary Pan Hellenic Council 3; President Sorority 3; Women's Athletic Association 3; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3. Ruby Waters. A.C.I.S. 2; Science Club 3; Represent- ative Girl's Dormitory CouncM 2. Charlotte Webster. A.C.I.S. 2; Science Club 3; Representative Girl's Dormitory Council 2. Rudoi ph Wiggs. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Torrhtipht Staff 2; Pine Knot Staff 3; Collegiate Staff 3. Clara Woolard. Senior Activities; Member of Science Club; Member of A.C.I.S.; Vice President of Dormi- tory Council; Member of Dramatics Club. 112 Please ZJahe T)ime to oA i It’s yours now, but before we bring this year to a close, we’d like to say a few more words. First of all, we’d like to pay tribute to the ones who helped to make this book pos- sible. To Raines Cox for their fine pho- tography and advice, we give our thanks. Reagan and Jane Wyman of Hollywood, California, go our sincere thanks for their gracious cooperation in selecting the queen of our yearbook. For all the others who helped us in one way or another, and to the teachers that overlooked our cuts from class, we say, “Thank you very much.” To the members of the staff—Irene, Gladys, Edna, Eckv, Mona, Flo, Jeanne, Alma, Rachel, Doris, Dot, and Charles—we say “Thanks a million.” Our sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Stark for his help and guidance, and appreciation is due Mr. Win. Oliver Smith for his wise words of advice and kindness to us, and the cooperation of Miss W ard should not go unmentioned. To Ronald A word of praise should go to our adver- tisers, who year after year give us a mighty big boost. Please do us and yourselves a favor—read the ads. We hope vou enjoy the book. If you can thumb through the book ten years from now and still feel a pull at your heart, then our job has been complete. “God gave us memory so that we might have roses in December.” 113 Gene and Lee. HOMEWARD BOUND . . . AULD LANG SYNE ______ I ft 6' fV ' ■ . g g m V f IJ. f i' ” f f m vr' W m ft RAINES COX ★ PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL ★ STUDIO Carroll Building WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Printers Stationers Office Outfitters Underwood Typewriters Sundsdrand Adding Machines Drinh in Bottles BARNES-HARRELL CO. Compliments of AMERSON’S Compliments of BARNES MOTOR AND PARTS CO. Compliments of BOYKIN GROCERY CO. HILLSIDE FLORIST ★ Beautiful Floral Arrangements ★ Wilson, N. C. Compliments of JOHNSON FURNITURE STORE Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of TOWN OF WILSON PURITY BAKERY Oven Fresh Purity Bread ★ Home Owned ★ Wilson, N. C. DICKS ELECTRICAL CO. ★ Complete Line of HOME APPLIANCES Commercial and Domestical Installation and Maintenance Hotpoint, Hoover, Maytag, Crosley Appliances ★ Wilson, N. C. Day Phone 2579 Night Phones 4759 - 4763 PARKER’S BARBECUE 2 Miles South on Highway 301 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA MENU '1 Fried Chicken Steamal Oysters Barbecue Steak Brunswick Stew Special Dining Room for Parties Serve Anywhere Reservation: 3828-9 for Any Number MOTHER AND Compliments of DAUGHTER FASHIONS CORBETT Wilson, North Carolina MOTOR CO. BUICK DEALER 66The Fashion Center for Thrifty Women” WILSON, N. C. Compliments of WILSON DRUG CO. BRUCE LAMM PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Yardley Agency DuBarry Agency Where Young Men Sheaffer's Pens Eastman Kodaks Like to Trade Nunnally's Candies WILSON, N. C. 114 S. TarboroSt. Wilson, N. C. Silverwa re Chinaware hURCHWELL'C (— JEWELERS —✓ CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Watches Jewelry Best IFis ies Belk-Tyler s Taylor’s Barber Shop Our Haircuts Fit Any Head HOT AND COLD SHOWERS Wilson's Shopping Center 106 South Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. EM-JAY SPORTING Compliments of GOODS CO. TOBACCO CITY MOTORS INC. 106 South Tarboro Street FORD DEALER Wilson, N. C. WILSON, N. C. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF BRANCH BANKING TRUST CO. At the Close of Business December 31, 1947 WILSON FREMONT WARSAW KINSTON PLYMOUTH ELM CITY SELMA WALLACE NEW BERN WILLIAMSTON GOLDSBORO FAYETTEVILLE FAISON TRENTON ‘THE SAFE EXECUTOR” RESOURCES Cash and Due from Banks.............................. United States Government Securities... $50,948,757.34 Obligations of Federal Agencies........ 20.492,922.78 State, County and Municipal Securities.. 5,399,849.79 TOTAL BONDS AT COST LESS VALUATION RESERVES (Par Value $78,691,891.84) Loans and Discounts.................................. Accrued Interest and Other Assets.................... Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures and Real Estate (Tax Value $286,535.00).......................... $ 26,697,788.42 76,841,529.91 5,341.649.97 312.293.48 268,187.19 LIABILITIES $109,461,448.97 Capital Stock—Common ............................................... $ 400,000.00 Capital Stock—Preferred ................................................ 100,000.00 Surplus ................................................................ 750,000.00 Undivided Profits ...................................................... 854,155.68 Reserves .................................. ............................ 307,250.00 Dividend Payable January 1, 1948 ................................... 12,000.00 Unearned Discount and Other Liabilities................................. 167,906.59 Deposits ........................................................... 106,870,136.70 $109,461,448.97 SOUND BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE FOR EASTERN CAROLINA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The College Girl's Shop ★ BARSHAY'S LADIES7 SHOP “Apparel that Appeals99 Wilson, N. C. T. W. WOOD Field and Garden Seed Available at Grices Seed Store 120 South Tarboro St reet WILSON, N. C. Eat at Flowers MURPHY’S For All Occasions Delicious Sandwiches and STARR THE FLORIST Wilson, N. C. Fountain Service DIAL 2108 - 2109 RAINBOW RESTAURANT ★ “Where Collegians Meet and Eat” ★ 110 South Goldsboro Street Compliments of WILSON INDUSTRIAL BANK 118 West Nash Street Christmas Savings Clubs Installment Loans Savings Deposits Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ★ Compliments of THOMAS- YELVERTON FURNITURE COMPANY ★ Compliments of NATIONAL BANK WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Double “A” Ruffin Says BUY WILSON GULF HARDWARE PRODUCTS COMPANY -¥■ They're AII Good Compliments of WILSON CAROLINA THEATRES Come in and See the NEW COLLEGE STYLES They're Swell! ©ETTINGER'S “The Dependable Store Dial 2124 Wilson, N. C. Compliments of WM. II. HINES BARBER SHOP ★ 130 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. MOSS AND COMPANY Treat People Right Compliments of P. L. WOODARD CO. 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Compliments of BISSETTE'S DRUG STORE WRIGHT TIRE COMPANY Wilson : Greenville ★ ★ 105 North Douglas Street ★ Serving Eastern North Carolina Tires: Tubes: Batteries At a Serving WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Quality W ithout Extravagance 125-127 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. Telephone 3035 Carolina Laundry 6 Cleaners, Inc. Launderers Sanitone Dry Cleaning MODERN STORAGE FOR FURS AND WOOLENS Your Patronage Is Appreciated PHONE 2164 READ THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Wilson County's Newspaper “Evening Hours are Refilling Hours Compliments of W. C. REID and COMPANY 115 South Goldsboro Street Compliments of Friends Compliments of THE STAFF es, teachers are vitally important to you. and to every good citizen— yet today, as you well know, there are far from enough fully qualified teachers in our schools. What can you do to help solve the serious school-teacher shortage? YOU CAN DO THIS! First: Check up on educational conditions in your local schools. Second: Work with civic groups and school boards seeking to improve teachers’ working and living conditions. The joint effort of forward-looking citizens can and must save this situation—for the sake of our children and our country. Printed as a public service by EDWARDS BROUGHTON COMPANY Printers : Stationers : Lithographers : Engravers Raleigh, North Carolina AUTOGRAPHS