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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

Hail, A. C. College, Fondly -zee hail thee. Thy loyal children Forever are we. True to thy blue and white. Never to fail thee. Hail, Alma Mater, All hail to thee! Hail, thou our Mother, Dearly we cherish Thy name enthroned I ictorious and free. Thy tender memories Never shall perish. Hail, Alma Mater, All hail to thee. Darlene Tucker Editor Kerry Kick lighter Business Manager THE 1950 PINE KNOT Published Annually By the Students of 3 I ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE—Wilson, North Carolina ( U r t? WE DEDICATE THE 195« PINE KNOT TO MR. J. M. WATERS It is with the greatest pleasure and deepest apprecia- tion and admiration that we dedicate this issue ol the Pine K noi to Mr. Waters as he leaves Atlantic Christian College after twenty-three years of devoted service. 4 Atlantic Christian College was opened in September of 1902 with only one building, Kinsey, and a small enrollment. In 1911, Caldwell Hall was built. Today, the limited enrollment of 500 is filled, and in the building program the Wilson Gymnasium, the Bert Hardy Dining Hall, a Central Heating Plant, and the Howard Chapel have already been completed. I he girl’s new dormitory is nearing completion and work has begun on the new library. 5 DR. CECIL A. JARMAN Acting President Greetings, May I take this opportunity to express deepest appreciation to all of the students and faculty members for the fine spirit of loyalty, coopera- tion, and support that has been exhibited this school year. W ith the coming of our new President, Dr. D. Ray Lindley, I am sure that the fine spirit that has been shown this year will continue through the years to come. With your continued help and under the leadership of the new president, Atlantic Christian will become an even greater institution than it is today. Let us all have an increased faith in her future welfare and progress. Faithfully yours, Cecil A. Jarman 6 FACULTY “If he is indeed wise he does not you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Perry Case Registrar J. M. Wafers, Retiring Business Manager Milton Adams, Business Manager Sarah Bain Ward, Dean of Women Lessie L. Murray, Dean of Men Raymond R. Miller, Dean of Education Ola I. Fleming Librarian 7 Lessie L. Murray, A.B., M.A. I structor in Modern Languages Esther E. Long, A.B., A.YL, Ph.I). Professor of Modern Languages Mildred E. Hartsock, A.B., A.M., Ph.I). Professor of English Doris C. Holsworth, A.IE, A.M. Associate Professor of English and Dra- matics Dorothy I). Eagles, A.B. Instructor in English Lessie L. Murray, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Education Raymond R. Miller, A.B., A.M., Ed.I). Dean and Professor of Education Wallace B. Scherer, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Psychology Lloyd W. Stark, A.B., M.A. Professor of Mathematics Noel C. Carr, A.B., M.A. Professor of Science Camilla Louise Wills, B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Science J. P. Tyndall, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Science Cecil A. Jarman, A.B., M.A., B.D., Ph.I). Professor of Religion Griffith A. Hamlin, A.B., M.R.E., B.D. Associate Professor of Religion and Phi- losophy Clinton P. Campbell, A.B., B.D. Instructor in Religion and Philosophy Thomas P. Inabinett, A.B., M.A., B.D. Instructor in Religion and Philosophy Winfred R. Harris B.C.S., B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Business Ernestine Boineau, A.B. Instructor in Business Jean Abbitt Harriss, B.S. Instructor in Business Perry Case, A.B., B.D., A.M. Professor of A rts Rebbecca Barnes, A.B. Instructor in oice and Director Glee Club John W. Fontaine, A.B. Assistant Professor of Music Albert M. Gregory, B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Music Ed T. Stallings Instructor in 17iolin C. H. Hamlin, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Social Science Richard W. Griffin, III A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Social Science William J. Crutchfield A.B., M.A. Head Coach and Director of Physical Education Robert K. Reynolds, A.B. Assistant Coach and Director of Physical Education Matthew J. Bird, A.B. Athletic Director Katherine Lewis, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education I II EODORE ING RA H A I Assistant Student Coach STAFF Ella K. Taylor, Dietitian Mary Wilson, Nurse Albert R. Hoi eman, Building and ( ' roil Hi Is Su pe r intendent OFFICE STAFF Mildred Ross, Bookkeeper William Owens, Assistant Book- keeper Beth Joyner, Secretary to Registrar Catherine Mathis, Secretary to President 10 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Term Expiring 1950 John Askew, Raleigh; E. Leon Roebuck, Washington; M. C. Todd, Wendell; L. A. lart, Dunn; C. Yr. Cannon, Ayden; C. L. Hardy, Maury; J. C. Warren, Newton Grove; A. I). Shackleford, ilson. Term Expiring 1951 John Proctor, Greenville; A. W. Ange, Winterville; T. J. Hackney, Chairman, Wilson; Elbert Peele, Williamston; John W. Cowell, Bayboro; J. E. Paschali, Wilson; Dr. C. S. Eagles, Secretary,Saratoga; J. Benbow Jones, Winston-Salem. Term Expiring 1952 G. F. Loftin, Kinston; S. L. Roberson, Robersonville; H. G. Haney, Greenville; W. H. Brunson, Ayden; H. Galt Braxton, Kinston; Newton J. Robison, Raleigh; Curtis . Howard, Kinston; Jack D. Brinson, Arapahoe. 11 EXECUTIVE BOARD I he Student Cooperative Association, handles all major student affairs, including disciplinary eases and regulating stu- dent activities. The Association, students and faculty, work together to develop within each student the ideals for living and encourage the successful and intelligent application of the principles of personal honor. '‘Sparky” McCaskili......................................President Walton Coley........................................1 ice-President Lib Coor.................................................Secretary Jesse James..............................................Treasurer Evelyn Economous. . .President of Woman's Dormitory Council Walter Patterson........President of Men's Dormitory Council Henry Woodard..................Town's Student Representative Mildred E. Hartsock, Sarah Bain Ward...................Faculty Raymond R. Miller, Lessie L. Murray............Representatives “Sparky” McCaskill President 12 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CABINET Consecration, devotion, and true dedication to Christian principles have been the purpose and aim of Atlantic Christian College since its foundation in 1902. The Student Christian Association is dedicated to that purpose. The S. C. A. helps create a Christian influence and provide religious activities for the students. RJBMMWSnfSg ■■ Marjorie Killebrew President OFFICFRS Marjorie Killebrew...................................President Audrey Jones.........................................Secretary Ca r ro l l J a m e s..............................Trcasu r re MEMBERS: G. E. Lewis, George Taylor, Sybil Barrett, Jack Holton, Morgan McKinney. Faculty Advisers, Sarah Bain Ward and Griffith A. Hamlin. 13 GIRLS’ DORMITORY COUNCIL The Girl’s Dormitory Council is the judicial and executive body which governs the activities of the Dormitory girls. They strive to promote an atmosphere conducive to better welfare of the girls and to maintain unity and honor among those residing on the campus. MEMBERS Evelyn Economous...................President Elizabeth Coor................Vice-President Sybil Barrett.......................Sec retd ry Rachel Horton.....................House President Dalila Perez......................House President Alice Langston, Alice Berry, and Jane Dudley...................Representatives 14 Marjorie Killebrew Treasurer Sarah Bain Ward ; Faculty Adviser MEN’S DORMITORY COUNCIL I he Men’s Dormitory Council is the judicial and executive body of men which governs the activities of the men students. The council strives to promote close unity and harmony between the fraternities and other men’s organizations on the campus, to bring about improvements for the betterment of the men, and to assume the responsibility for the good conduct, and maintenance of the best conditions for scholarly work. OFFICERS alter Patterson...................President David Green.......................Secretary Harold Bain.....................I Ice-President I Ienry Woodard......................Reporter MEMBERS: Joe Leonardi, Kerry Kickhghter, Charles Hussey, Clarence Bass, Jack Holton, Bobby Jones, Ivey Maness, Nick Ennis, kred Arnette, and Jack Sowers. Faculty Adviser: Lcssie L. Murray. 15 MURRAY HALL COUNCIL The purpose of this Association is to promote the welfare of the Murray Hall students, to preserve student unity and honor, to develop self-control, loyalty, and a sense of responsibility toward Murray Hall students and property. First Semester Ivey Man ess...... Lee Potter........ Laurice L. Daniels “Buddy” Walker . . Stuart Pool....... Roy Coggins....... Larry Parter...... Forest Deshields. . OFFICERS President ... I ”ice-President Secretary and Treasurer .... Sgt.-at-Arms... ...... Reporter..... . . . Representatives Second Semester . .. . Marion Ennis . . . Robert Fulton . .Clinton Ousley ........Man Lee ....Ivey Maness ..... Hardison . . . Worden Allen .'. . . .Jack Cashion FOOTSTEPS THROUGH THE YEARS You would blow words which you have always known thought . . . and treasure your infinite depths would be revealed to your eyes. 17 mmumsizi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Bridgers.................................President Earl Roberson..............................] Ice-President Louise Morris.....................................Secretary Sybil Barrett..........................................................................................................................................'Treasurer Grady Griffin.....Co r res pondi ng Sec ret a ry MARSHALS Walton Coley, Chief Darlene Tucker J. B. Narron 18 THROUGH THE YEARS Septe?? her of 1946 brought a somewhat different freshman class. It was made up largely of men, ex-servicemen—a welcome change to the lonely females who had predominated and led the campus during the war years. As freshmen, we soon became acquainted with Homecoming, Bohunkus, “Tweedie — and classmates, with of these acquaintances leading to matrimony. As sophomores, w the campus and Wilson blanketed in two of the biggest snows of our lives—which led to the cooks being snowbound and Sunday breakfast being supervised by none other than “Chef Dean Ward! Through the years we sang and danced to such tunes as k7 Love You For Sentimental Reasons , “Nature Boy , “It's Magic, and “Some Enchanted Evening. English majors learned the way to Apt. S with coffee served by Dr. “Butch. We saw a complete turnabout in fashions—from short skirts and long hair to long skirts and short hair. Aside from that, the class of '50 has seen many great changes take place on our campus— the girls' dormitory growing from the first brick to a beautiful building—the temporary Science Hall and “White House —the resignation of our president. Dr. Howard S. Hit ley— Dr. Jarman filling the vacant chair as acting president—the resignation of Mr. Waters—the ground broken and the new Hardy library getting well under way. Now that the Howard Chapel graduation is rapidly approaching, we realize that we may be smiling through tears as we enter the Chapel for the last time as students. But, if our footsteps have not been worthless, if any we have made have enriched the life of our school, then we may leave proudly and make room for future processions of Atlantic Christian students who will retrace the footprints of—the class of '50. 19 ERNEST ATKINSON Kcnly SENIORS HAROLD BAIN Dunn President Freshman Class; “A” Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; football I; Baseball I, 2, 3; B.B. Club President 4, Bus. Mgr. of Collegiate 4; Veteran’s Club I, 2; May Court 3, 4. CAREY BARNES Lucania Football, Baseball I; Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4, Vete- ran's (dub I, 2, 3; Vice-President B.B. Club 4, Science Club 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1,2, 3, 4, May Court 4. PRIDGEN BARNES Flm City Transfer N. C. State; Band; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. WARREN M. BARNES Wilson Baseball Junior Varsity 2, 3; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Treasurer Senior Class. SYBIL BAR RETT Farm ville Treasurer Freshman Class; Stage and Script 1, 2; Christian Service Club 2; Pink Knot Start 2; Cheerleader I; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, 4, Historian 2; S. C. A. Cabinet 4; Woman’s Dorm. Council 4; B. B. Club Treasurer 4; Athletic Council 4; W. A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; May Court 4. CLARENCE BASS Erwin Phi Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Men’s Dorm. Council 4; Baseball I, 3. BARBARA ANN BOOLE ilson Transfer Louisburg Jr. College; Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Representative Student Legislature 2; May Court 3; Pink Knot Start 3; Chairman Concert Com- mittee 4. 20 RHELMA L. BOYKIN Wilson ANN BRAFFORD Sanford Transfer W.C.U.N.C.; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Fine Knot Staff 3,4, Collegiate Sufi 3; Dramatic Club 3; May Court 4. DAVID L. BRIDGERS Wendell President Senior Class; Phi Kappa Alpha 1,2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Veteran’s Club 3; Social Committee 2; Student Legislature Representative 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; May Court 4. PHILLIP R. BROUGHTON Kenly ROBERT CANNADY Dunn Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4; V eteran’s Club I; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Harnett County Club 1, 2. EVELYN CARROLL Greenville Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 3. JACK CASH I ON Sanford Transfer Campbell Junior College; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3, 4. HOWARD CAYTON Wilson Glee Club 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. SENIORS 21 SENIORS JAMES THOMAS COBB Greenville Phi Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND COBB Farmville Christian Service Club 1, 2, 4, Science Club 1,2. WALTON COLEY Selma Collegiate Stall I, 2, Editor Collegiate 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 4; Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Stage and Script 2, 3; United World Federalist 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Vice-President Junior Class; Vice-presi- dent Student Cooperative Association 4, May Court 4; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities 4; Junior Class Marshal; Senior Chief Marshal. GUS CONSTANTINE Chicago, Illinois Transfer DePaul University, Chicago; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity. WALTER CORRELL Cornelius Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4. JOE LEE COSTIN Warsaw Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4; Asst.i ntramural Director 2, 3, 4. KENNETH DENNING Wilson JAMES H. DfRATT Manassas, Virginia 9? — w JULIA DEW Wilson Transfer W.C.U.N.C.; Social Committee 4; Sigma Tau Chi 3, 4, President 4; Junior Class Sec- retary; Pan-Hellenic Council. EUGENE DRIVER Dunn “A” Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Veteran s Club 1, 2; Harnett County Club 1,2. EVELYN ECONO MO US Rocky Mount President Woman’s Dormitory Council 4; Execu- tive Board 4; May Court 3; Pine Knot Staff 3, 4, Collegiate Staff 3, 4; Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Trans- fer W.C.U.N.C.; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. TOMMY ECONOMOUS Rocky Mount Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, V ice-President 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2; E.7.A. Treasurer 4. CHARLES EXU.M Fremont Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4. JULIAN P. FREEMAN Gates Phi Kappa Alpha 4; Intramural Football 4. PEGGY FUGATE Elm City Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Sopho- more Class Treasurer; Glee Club 3; May Queen 4. ROBERT WILLIAM FULTON Leaksville Transfer Lees McRae College; Science Club; Murray Hall Council, Vice-President; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity. SENIORS 23 SENIORS JESSE AUBREY GODW IN Wilson W ILLIE H. GODWIN Eureka CATHERINE BREWER GRIEFIN Wilson ELTON GRADY GRIEFIN Elm City JAMES MORRISON GRIEFIN W ilson JOSEPH CARROLL GRIEFIN Eden ton Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Veteran’s Club 1, 2; “A” Club 2, 3, 4, Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4; Public Relations 3, 4; Science Club 4; Fraternity Reporter 2, 3. HERBERT LOUIS HALES kenly PROCTOR HARDISON Kinston Science Club 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2; Stage and Script 1,2; Lenoir County Club 1; E.T.A. 4, Phi Delta Gamma 3, 4, President 4, Corresponding Secretary 4. 24 IRVING B. HARDY Norfolk, Virginia Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball, Basketball 1; “A” Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteran’s Club 1, 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4; College Band 4; President Pan- Hellenic Council 4; Chairman Social Committee 4; Tennis Singles 3. FRANKLIN HARRFLL Columbia REBECCA HIGH Wilson Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. RACHEL HORTON Walston burg Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Presi- dent Kinsey Flail Dormitory 4. RANTON H. JACKSON Saratoga JESSE R. JAMES Wilson Veteran’s Club 1,2; Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3; Treasurer Student Body, Member of Exe- cutive Board 4; II ho's Who in American Colleges and Universities. EDNA MOVE JOYNER Goldsboro Transfer Louisburg College, E.C.T.C.; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 4, STACY KING Eureka Sigma Alpha Fraternity. SENIORS 25 c. L HARDY LIBRARY ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA ALTON LANCASTER Kenly SENIORS ALICE LANGSTON Newton Grove Glee Clul) 1, Stage and Script 2, 3; Collegiate Stall 3; Fine Knot Start 3, 4; Sigma Tau Chi 3, 4, treasurer 4; Woman s Dormitory Council 4, Presi- dent 4. IRIS LEE LEARY Bell la ville ARAL! LEE Dunn Transfer East Carolina Teacher’s College GENE E. LEWIS Goldsboro Christian Service Club 3, 4; S. CL A. Cabinet 4; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 3, 4. CHARLES LICGON Wilson Transfer Wake Forest; Phi Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Football 3, 4; All-Conference 3; Little All-Ameri- can 3; Most Valuable Player Award 4. IVEY MAN ESS Roxboro Transfer Louisburg Junior College; Phi Delta Gamma 3, 4, Secretary 4; Men’s Dormitory Coun- cil 4; President Murray Hall Council 4; Science Club 4. THOMAS EDWARD McCASKILL Erwin Baseball I, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 4; “A” Club I, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Council 3, 4; Veteran’s Club 1, 2, 3; Harnett County Club 1, 2; Collegiate Reporter I, 2; Men’s Dormitory Council 1; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4, V ice-President 2; May Court Attendant I; May Court 3; King ot May Day 4; Concert Com- mittee 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 2; Vice-President Freshman and Sophomore Class; President Junior Class; President Student Cooperative Association 4, Bulldog Booster Club 4, Who's W ho in American Colleges and Universities 4; President North State Student Council 4. 26 SENIORS JAMES RAY McLAWHORN Hookerton Christian Service Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Public Relations 4. HENRY MARVIN MERCER Walstonburg WADE MOBLEY llliamston RALPH MOORE Four Oaks EUGENE MORRIS Greenville Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. GROVER MORRIS Greenville Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. LOUISE MORRIS Kinston Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 3, 4; Woman s Dormitory Council 3; Pine Knot Start 4; United World Federalist Secretary 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; S. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, President 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Public Relations 4; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. J. B. NARRON V ilson Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Marshal. 27 SENIORS HARRY OLIVER Selma Hln Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Veteran’s Club 1; Stage and Script 2; Collegiate Reporter 2. JACK OVERMAN Wilson Collegiate Editor I; Stall 2, 3, 4, Stage and Script I, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Hand 4; Christian Service Club I. ERRY OVERMAN Stantonsburg Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, May Court 4. ALBERT OWENS Walstonburg MACON PAGE Greenville Glee Club 2; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 3. DALI LA PEREZ Ponce, Puerto Rico Transfer University of Puerto Rico, Drury Col- lege, Springfield, Mo.; Christian Service Club 3, 4, Science Club 3; Delta Sigma Sorority 3, 4, Chap- lain 4; Stage and Script 3, 4; House President Caldwell Hall 4. REID O. POOLE Kinston Glee Club I; Concert Committee I; May Court 3; Science Club 4, Stage and Script 1, 2, 4. SIMON QUINN Mt. Olive 28 NORMA B. RADFORD Selma BILL RAINS Kcnly CECIL H. RHODES Richlands Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Base- ball Mgr. 3. JAMES EDWARD RITTER St. Joseph, Mo. EARL ROBERSON Williamston Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Science Club 3; Vice-President Senior Class. VERNON ROEBUCK Williamston Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. CHARLES TYSON SHACKELFORD Saratoga Transfer Oak Ridge Military Inst.; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. MARY ALICE STEVENS Goldsboro Transfer Campbell College; Collegiate Staff 4; F.T.A. President 4. 7 SENIORS BOBBY STOTT Bailey JOHN J. THORNE Elm City ALLEN TYNDALL Kinston Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity DARLENE TUCKER Sanford Golden knot Honor Society 2, 3,4; Phi Sigma Tan Sorority 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Secretary 3; Christian Service Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 2; United World Federalist 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4; Junior Class Marshal, Senior Marshal; Collegiate reporter 3; Pine Knot Start 3, Editor 4; May Court 4, Who's IE ho m American Colleges and Universities. WILLIAM W ARD W hitakers Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; “A’Club; Baseball 2, Manager 4; Collegiate Start 4; Intramural Sports; Iransfer N. C. State. PAUL L. W EBB Macclesfield RONALD WHITE Williamston “A Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 3; Sigma Alpha 2, 3.4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. DORIS WHITLEY Wilson 30 SUE FAN WILLIAMSON Sims Siema Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4. W ILLIAM WINDHAM Walstonburg Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3, 4, Treasurer 4. THOMAS W OODARD Selma Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4. SENIORS 31 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICI RS Walter Pa i i er son President Jack Allsbrook 17ice-President Julia Dew Secretary Conner Lee Trea surer MARSHALS Jean Mann Walter Patterson 32. Jack Alls brook Rocky Mount Joy Mae Bass Lucama Alice Reid Berry Fairfield Lorene Owens Bowen Stantonsburg Theodore Bowen Stantonsburg Charles Boykin Black Creek David O. Bryan Mt. Olive Ann Bullock Wilson Thomas E. Chase Eureka Lib Coor Goldsboro Laurice Daniels Atlantic David F. Da is Wilson Lillian Deans Wilson Martin Denning Mt. Olive Betty Sue Doles Elm City JUNIOR CLASS 33 JUNIOR CLASS Norwood C. Dunn Selma William A. Edmondson Oriental Guv Elliott, Jr. Kinston Raymond Fleming Robcrsonvillc Jane Gardner Wilson Si eve Gliarmis Wilson Virginia Harrell Wilson Paul Hollingsworth Erwin Jack M. Holton Wilmington T H EODORE 1NGRA11 AM Dunn Alvin “Jolly” James Wallace Carroll James Faison Hugh Johnson Four Oaks Douglas Joyner Goldsboro Kerry Kicklighter Glennville, Ga. 34 Marjorie Killebrew Fountain Zack Koonce Trenton Mary Lou Lassiter Four Oaks Conner Lee Hobgood Max I .EE Benson Eugene Lucas Lucam a Peggy Mason Wilson Alonzo McLawhorn Hookcrton (obe Metts Rich lands Jessie Walker Moye Goldsboro Maynell Nichols Sims Clinton Ousley Lillington Walter M. Patterson Rocky Mount Peggy Brannon Pearson Bailey Clarence Proctor Saratoga JUNIOR CLASS 35 JUNIOR CLASS Albert Sauls Eureka Madison Smith Win ter ville Sara Smith Wilson Sedalia Smith Fremont George Spirtos Wilson Richard Stroud Pink Hill Bobby Tart Dunn Roy Tart Dunn George Taylor Winston-Salem W illard Tyson Stantonsburg William Webber Goldsboro Robert Wheeler Oxford Bernelle White Williamston Martha Lou Williamson Wilson Marga re i INS LEAD Wilson Betty Yarbrough Winston-Salem 36 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Fred Boyce President Henry Woodard I Tice-President Tom Callahan Secretary Sam Everhart 'Treasurer MARSHALS 37 I . I |s Susan Lewis Rudolph Co n n e r SOPHOMORE CLASS Evelyn Bailey Wilson Carolyn Ballance Fremont Barbara Banks Wilson Frances Barnes Wilson Tempie Bass Pikeville Nell Taylor Beaman Farmville William Ralph Beaman, Jr. Wilson Elizabeth Bissette Bailey F red Bo xc j Grimesland Robert Loyd Brinkley, Jr. Wilson Margaret Brown Jamesville Phoebe Buck New Bern Thomas Callahan Chelsea, Mass. Roy Lynn Coggins Sanford Joseph Rudolph Conner Wood ville 38 SOPHOMORE CLASS John Crawford Earl Alton Dale Grifton Grilton Daniel Black Creek Billy Deans Rocky Mount Forest Deshields Montgomery, YV. Va. Douglas Driver Wilson Jane Dudley Kinston W illiam Damp Etheridge Kenly Joseph Eudy New' Bern Sam Everhart Lexington Francis Russell Fisher Oriental Joel P. Flowers Four Oaks Johnny Raymond Flowers Kenly Jerry Fountain Rocky Mount Fred Grady Kenly 39 V SOPHOMORE CLASS Jack Greenwood Sanford Dorothy Gregory Goldsboro Patricia I la ley Atlanta, Ga. Harold W. 1 lardi son Deep Run Marie Harper Deep Run Thurman Harwood Whiteville James E. Haskins Bailey Betsy Ann I layes Wilson David Rudolph Hill Kenly Gordon Reece Howell Kinston Marilyn Hudson Wilson Charles Hussey Wilson Norman R. Ingraham Dunn Carroll Jackson Newton Grove Rubelle James Winterville 40 • SOPHOMORE CLASS Sam Jenkins Walstonburg Marjorie Jennette Micro Ruth Mathis Johnson Rocky Mount Nancy Johnston Wilson Audrey Jones Snow Hill Robert G. Jones Edward Joseph Joyner Wilson Jack Lee Arapahoe Van Lee Pantego Susan Lewis Wilson Fletcher McCoy Cove City Paul McCrary Lexington Morgan McK inney Englehard John B. Moore Wilson Alvin Lloyd Narron Middlesex 41 SOPHOMORE CLASS Martha Nassif Wilson Lloyd Newman Norfolk, Va. Donald Perry Wilson Naomi Perry Coheld Charles Phillips Saratoga Thurman Darrell Phillips Wilson Curtis Phipps Wendell Anna Jean Poole Kinston Curtis Presley Eden ton Dorothy Rawls Arapahoe 1 heola Register ( din ton Edgar Renfrow Kenly Allred Wallace Richardson Selma illiam B. Richardson Kenly Opal Roberson Washington 42 SOPHOMORE CLASS Manley Sanderson Rose Hill Phillip Shirley Walston burg Edsel W. Sholar Rocky Mount Harris Spell, Jr. Wilson Brantley Strickland Goldsboro Carol Lou Summer held Wilson James W illiam Taylor Snowr Hill William “Buddy” Walker Long Island, New York Mary Lee Warren Newton Grove William |. Waters Bath Glen Watson Lucama Ben C. Wethington Eureka 43 1. Posing. 2. “Woman in Hiding.” 3. A Sunday Afternoon. 4. l ime our. 5. Athletes. 6. It might as well be spring. 7. Seen every day. 8. Music, music, music. 9. We three. 10. Grusesomc twosome. II. Her hero. 12. Caught bv the camera. 1 . Queen for a Day. 44 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Rom Llewellyn President Edwin Alston I ice-President Allie Lee Secretary Larry Parler Treasurer 45 FRESHMAN CLASS Ldwin Alston, Wilson ilbur Bal longer, Columbia, S. C. Jeurlcne Bartholomew, 1 lenderson Mary Louise Batson, Greenville Bobby Bissette, Sims A’irginia Bobbitt, Xcbulon James I. Boone, Black Creek Karl Boyette, Wilson Jack Boyette, Kcnly George Brinson, Arapahoe Catherine Brow n, Dunn James J. Clark, Wilson Geraldine Corbett, ebulon Doane Cottle, Rose Mill Mildred Creech, kcnly Harold R. Deans, W ilson Joseph Llton Dennis, Durham Lthcl Draper, kcnly Lrncst Duncan, New Bern Glen Ldwards, -Middlesex Milburn Felton, Macclesfield Paul (irady, Mt. ()Iive I Aicv (iray, I)ecp Run Alary Lois Griffin, Kim Cirv Burnicc Gurley, Goldsboro Laura (iurley, (ioldsboro Albert Hardison, Arapahoe Joyce Ann Harrell, W ilson Lester Herring, Snow Hill Jo Anne High, Wilson Sylvia Jacqueline High, W ilson David Holder, Goldsboro Emily Holland, Dunn June Holton, Wilmington Robert Horne, Wilson Arnic Hunt, Stantonsburg Charlotte Hurst,W ilson Reid Ingraham, Dunn Carl Jinnettc, Dudley Charles King, Wilson Edward Lane, Hertford Edith Langley, Nashville Allie Lee, Arapahoe Richard Lew is, Markers Island Robert M. Lew is, W ilson Graham Liles, Wilson James Little, Wilson Thyra Shackleford Little, W ilson Rom Llewellyn, W ilson Silas Lucas, Lucama Michael Malavasic, Little Falls, N. Y. Jacquelyn Mallison, Wilson Donald Marcus, W ilson John L McBride, Lexington Jew el McCoy, Cove City Roland McCoy, Cove City FRESHMAN CLASS 47 FRESHMAN CLASS Thomas Meekins, Hilton Village, Va. Charles Mew born, Goldsboro Richard Mew born. Snow Hill Barbara Mozingo, Greenville Artis Narron, Kenly Janice Neal, Kenly John Norvillc,W alstonburg William Nowell, Wendell Larry Parlcr, Bonncau, S. C. Robert Paschali, ilson Dorcas Pinicro, Pucrta sc I iera, P. R. Nellie Pridgen, W ilson Charles Rcnfrow, Kenly Jack Robbins, Rocky Mount Allen Ross, New Bern W illiam Ross, New Bern Wade Salecby, W ilson Johnnie Saw yer, Jamcsvillc Thomas Shingleton, Stantonsburg Carl Skinner, Dover Carlton Smith, Dudley Robert S. Speight, Llm City Jodie Strickland, Middlesex Cohen dart, Dunn Alex W. Taylor, Stantonsburg Margie Taylor, Lucama Myra Thorne,-Elm City Jean Tucker, Chicod 48 Emogcnc Turner, Lucama Durvvard Tyson, Greenville Geraki Waters, Mt. Olive Wallace Watson, Kenly Harold Wells, Rose Hill W. S. Wells, Rose Hill Gus Wenzel, Yonkers, N. Y. Amos Wfcstbrook, Newton Grove Bennell W hite, Smithcrs, W. Ya. Lee Wickersham, Hollywood, Fla. George W ilkins, Rocky Mount Jack Williams, Norfolk, Ya. Christine Williamson, Wilson Martha Williamson, W ilson Mary Williford, Saratoga May Wilson, W iIsons Mills Charles W instead, W ilson Jesse Yates, W'ilson FRESHMAN CLASS 49 COMMERCIALS First roii left to right: Joyce Armstrong, Faison; Dovic Ann Arthur, Snow Hill; Nell Bateman, Wilson; Marjorie Bone, Flm City; Annie Mae Boykin, Black Creek; Karl Butler, Rocky Mount. Second roue: Mary Lou Cannady, Dunn; Joyce Coggins, Nashville; Caroline Cowell, Bayboro; Prank Denny, Wilson; Sarah Dillon, W ilson; Olivia Dixon, Wallace. Third row: Frances Gardner, Nash- ville; Eva Grady, Mt. Olive; Dolly Hinton, Rocky Mount; Lucille Joyner, W ilson; Henry H. king, Turkey; Dolores Labaki, W ilson. Fourth roue: Joyce Mallard, Trenton; Nannie Newborn, La- Grange; Nell Mitchell, Jacksonville; W innie Rose Parks, LaGrange; Lillie Snead, Four Oaks; Craven Sumcrell, Dover. Fifth roue: Mary Lou Sutton, LaGrange; Marie Wells, Rose Hill; Bett W heeler, W ilson; Constance Womble, W ilson; Robert W. Wooten, W ilson. 50 51 rrrrr Darlene Tucker, Editor; Kerry kicklightcr, Business Manager; Laurice Daniels, Associate Business Manager. Well, here is your Pine Knot. It s been a hard year, full of plans and ideas—some that materialized and some that didn’t but as we glance at this red and w hite eover w e like to think it was worth it.. We overeut our classes, and then cut them again; we worked late at night, then snoozed in class the follow ing mornings; we rushed to beat deadlines, money became scarce, paper gave out, tempers ran short, another pack of cigarettes went up in smoke. But w ith encouragement and ideas from Dr. Hartsock the staff revived and decided that it had all been a lot of fun, friendship, and good, honest work. Maybe it isn’t the best yearbook published, but we think it’s a pretty good Pine Knot—anyway, we hope you like it. Darlene and Kerry Louise Morris, Betty Yarbrough, Evelyn Economous, Fred Boyce, Lib Coor, Margaret Winstead, Virginia Harrell, Sedalia Smith, Norwood Dunn. Dr. Mildred E. Hartsock, Faculty Adviser. Laurice Daniels, Associat? Business Manager; Carol Lou Summerfield, Assistant Business Manager, Ann Bradford, Alice Langston. 53 THE COLLEGIATE Billy Beaman Editor I he Collegiate, official college student newspaper, carries coverage of all campus activities in its monthly pub- lications. It serves not only to re- view and to record campus happenings, but to present feature material w hich stimulates open discussions, providing a means for the voicing of student opinion. 54 Roy Coggins Business Manager Billy Beaman THE STAFF Editor EDITORIAL STAFF Carol Lou Summerfield............................................Associate Editor Johnny Colones......................................................Sports Editor Bobby Tart............................................Assistant Sports Editor Olivia Philyaw and Jack Overman.....................................Girl's Sports Lillian Deans and Mary Alice Stevens.........................Feature Editors BUSINESS BOARD Roy Coggins.............................. Marilyn Hudson........................... Jane Dudley.............................. ...........Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .......Circulation Manager REPORTERS Pat Haley, Evelyn Economous, Fred Boyce, Joby Grifiin, Sarah Dillon, Virginia Har- rell, Tempie Bass, Jay ('lark, jack Greenwood, Gene Lucas, A1 Richardson. FACULTY ADVISER Dorothy D. Eagles 55 W ALTON COLLY I 'resident LIB COOR • JESSE JAMES I (WISE M( )RRIS SYBIL BARRETT BETH BISSK'ITL ALICE BERRY CONNOR LEE DA LI LA PEREZ BILL WATERS MARJORIE Kill,1 BREW Secretary and t reasurer AUBREY SHINGLETON DARLENE TUCKER RONALD W HITE DAVID BRIDGERS ANN BULLOCK JAMES P. EOX OPAL ROBERSON I MOM AS E. McCASKILL W l . l I R PATTERSON 56 PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL I he Pan-Hellenic Council is made up of representatives from all the (I reek letter organizations of the campus. I he function of this council is to set up rules and regulations governing the organizations. Promoting good-w ill among the sororities and fraternities is also fostered. OFFICERS “Doc” Hardy............................President Louise Morris..........................Secretary Gene Lewis........................Vice-President Allen Tyndall..........................Treasurer Sarah Bain Ward, Faculty Adviser REPRFSEN I A I IVES: Julia Dew, Alary Lou Lassiter, Anna Jean Poole, Jerry Overman, Louise Morris, Rachel Horton, Ronald hite. Gene Lucas, Jack Overman, David Bridgers, Gene Lewis, and Allen Tyndall. 57 DELTA SIGMA “You Name It . . . meetings in the Phi Dclt House . . . gossip . . . Lamp post . . . booths, ash trays, and light fixtures in the “Y store . . . initiation . . . torchbearers of friendship . . . green and gold . . . jonquils . . . banquets and dances. First Semester Jerry Overman. . Anna Jean Poole Ann Bul lock... Peggy Fugate. . . Dalila Perez. . . Barbara Boole... OFFICERS Second Semester . . President Barbara Boole I ice-President . . Secretary Opal Roberson . . Treasurer Margaret Brown . . Chaplain Pat Haley . . Historian Dorothy Spruill MEMBERS Jerry Overman, Barbara Boole, Peggy Fugate, Joy Mae Bass, Lorene Bowen, Ann Bullock, Lillian Deans, Peggy Mason, Dalila Perez, Bernclle White, Anna Jean Poole, Jean Mann, Eempie Bass, Mary Lee Warren, Margaret Brown, Opal Roberson, Theola Register, Pat Haley, Dorothy Spruill, Virginia Dickens, Dot Boyette. Sponsors: Katherine Lewis and Rebecca Barnes. 58 PHI DELTA GAMMA Canasta, 4,000 points . . . nightly visits by the sponsor . . . shower rush . . . “Our Best To Carroll's midnight coffee-time . . . hinges worn out by late visitors . . . “Stop Light Grill’’ 3 A.M. . . . Sinclair Joe, Worried Jerry . . . telephone visitations. ¥011” . . . snacks at First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester “Jolly” James Proctor Hardison Carroll James Vice-President Allen Tyndall Ivey Maness Secretary Frank Harrell Jack Holton Treasurer Lee Potter Gene Lewis Chaplain Carroll James MEMBERS Charles Boykin, J. T. Cobb, Laurice Daniels, Norwood Dunn, Proctor Hardison, Frank Harrell, Jack Holton, Alvin “Jolly” James, Carroll James, Bobby Jones, Zack Koonce, Gene Lewis, Ivey Maness, Macon Page, Allen Tyndall, William Web- ber, Bob W heeler, Robert Brinkley, Rudolph Conner, Gus Constantine, loe Flowers, Jerry Fountain, Rudolph Hill, Car- roll Jackson, Morgan McKinney, Lee Potter, A1 Richardson, Bob Wilkinson. Sponsors: Lcssie L. Murray, Milton Adams. 59 it SIGMA TAU CHI Sponsors . . . Thanksgiving Festival . . . Thanksgiving Dance . pledges . . . initiation . . . Valentine Dance . . . Sorority banquet . . . . . Gold and white . . . Chrysanthemums . . . “Sumus Unium.” . . Christmas Festival . . . Bids . . . . College News Album (scrapbook) OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Julia Dew.................................President....................Mary Lou Lassiter Mary Lou Lassiter......................Vice-President....................................Dor Rawls Sedalia Smith.............................Secretary....................Carolyn Ballance Alice I ,angston.........................1'reasurer........................Sedalia Smi i i i Ann Brafford..............................Reporter......................Marilyn Hudson MEMBERS Ann Braftord, Phoebe Buck, Carolyn Ballance, Francis Barnes, Julia Dew, Caroline Cowell, Evelyn Econornous, Marilyn Hudson, Alice Langston, Mary Lou Lassiter, Maynell Nichols, Sue Fan Williamson, Sedalia Smith, Dot Rawls, Ann Mer- ritt, Marie Harper, Jean Dew, Jean Tucker. Sponsor: Mrs. Lessie .Murray and Mrs. M. J. Bird. 60 PHI KAPPA ALPHA “Womanless wedding” . . . initiation . . . late sleepers . . . Monday night squabbles . . . bull sessions . . . midnight snacks . . . Faculty receptions . . . studying? ... 3 A.M. trips to Richmond . . . athletes . . . Reapin' Lena . . . Put it on the books. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester David Bridgers.......................Fresi Harry Helmer.......................Irice-1 George Taylor.........................Seen Bill Windham.........................Idea. James P. Fox.......................Sect-at Jack Overman.........................Rept. dent................................Bill Ward Dresident.........................Warren Barnes 'tary...............................Fred Boyce uerer.......................Joh nn y Colon es -Arms......... .............H ENRY w OODARD rrter...........................George Taylor MEMBERS David Bridgers, Fred Boyce, Pridgen Barnes, Billy Deans, Bill Windham, Tom Callahan, Cecil Rhodes, Johnny Colones, Harry Helmer, Charles Hussey, George Spirtos, Jack Cashion, David Bryan, Charles Shackelford, Kerry Kicklighter, Sam Everhart, Julian Freeman, Jimmy Fox, Bill Ward, Henry Woodard, Jack Overman, “Sparky’’ McCaskill, Harold Bain, Clarence Bass, Bobby Tart, Roy Tart, Paul Glazer, Jack Allsbrook, Raymond Suggs, Jack Boykin, George Taylor, Ned Liggon, Harry Oliver, Morgan Sumner, Marvin Mercer, Dick Stroud, Jim DeRatt, Brantley Aycock. Sponsors: J. P. Tyndall. 61 PHI SIGMA TAU A new year . . . pledges . . . initiation . . . “angels with dirty faces” . . . time out for weekly meeting in the Chapter room . . . cokes and potato chips . . . “Top Hat . . . wedding bells for Susan . . . monthly dinners at the Rainbow . . . joint party with brothers . . . Spring formal. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Louise Morris............................President...............................Marjorie Killebrew Rebecca High.......................... Vice-President...............................Betty Yarbrough Sara Smith...............................Secretary..................................Nancy Johnston Rachel Horton............................Treasurer...............................Marjorie Jennette Betty Yarbrough..........................Chaplain...........................Jane Dudley Alice Berry..............................Historian................Carol Lou Summerfield Sponsors: Mrs. Doris C. Holsworth, Miss Mary Nackos, and Mrs. Cecil A. Jarman MEMBERS Sybil Barrett, Nell Beaman, Alice Berry, Lib Coor, Jane-Dudley, Rebecca High, Rachel Horton, Marjorie Jennette, Nancy Johnston, Audrey Jones, Fdna Joyner, Marjorie Killebrew, Susan Lewis, Louise Morris, Sara Smith, Jeanne Sucssmuth, Carol Lou Summerfield, Darlene Tucker, Margaret Winstead, Martha Lou Williamson, Betty Yarbrough. Honorary Members: Helen Walker Fox, Catherine Mathis. 62 SIGMA ALPHA Let's go to Slam . . . Gashousc Gang . . . Sigma Hogans . . . loo long, too long ... at 705 W. Gold . . . Perennial champs . . . cut that shower oft . . . Lula get out . . . take me out to Sings . . . Midnight “Sessions” . . . Celebrities eat at daw n. First Semester Ronald White. . James Horton . .. Gene Driver .... Conner Lee..... Vernon Roebuck OFFICERS . President . . I ice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . Sgt -at-Arms. James Cannon...............................Chaplain Joby Griffin...............................Reporter Second Semester .... Gene Driver Ernest Atkinson .....Stacy King .... Conner Lee .Clyde Sullivan Billy Beaman . . . Wade Mobley MEMBERS: Walter Correll, Robert Cannady, Conner Lee, Martin Denning, Raymond Fleming, Gene Driver, Niek Ennis, Melvin Dennis, Joby Griffin, Aubrey Godwin, David Green, James Horton, “Doc” Hardy, Jesse James, Si Har- rington, Gene Lucas, Stacy King, Wade Mobley, Pat Patterson, Curtis Presley, Earl Roberson, Vernon Roebuck, I homas Woodard, Ronald White, Red Barnes, Ernest Atkinson, Ace Mayo, Gene Parker, Gene Sweat, Walton Coley, Joe Costin. James Cannon, Charles Exum, Hamp Etheridge, Billy Beaman, Jack Lee, Roy Coggins, Forest Deshields, Edsel Sholar. Bill Potter, Hugh Johnson, Max Lee, Buddy Walker, Clyde Sullivan. Sponsors: Coach Robert Reynolds and Wallace B Scherer. 63 CONCERT COMMITTEE To create an interest in, and to increase the enjoyment and appreciation of the finer arts, this com- mittee selects and arranges for celebrated artists to appear on our campus. This committee is composed of Mrs. Dorothy Eagles, Faculty Adviser; Barbara Boole, Senior Rep- resentative; Jimmy Fox, Junior Representative; and Patricia Haley, Sophomore Representative. 64 SOCIAL COMMITTEE I he Social Committee is composed of members appointed by the Executive Board. The purpose of this organization is to plan, promote, and coordinate social events on the campus and events directly related with hill student participation. “Doc” Hardy Katherine Lewis Student Chairman Faculty Chairman Student Representatives: Tex Ritter, Julia Dew, and Dorothy Rawls. Faculty Advisers: Robert Reynolds, J. P. Tyndall, and Wallace Scherer. 65 SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of this Club is to foster good fellow ship, and to give opportunity for expression of special scientific talents and activities. OFFICERS Proctor I Iardison....................................................................President Naomi Hili.......................................................................Vice-President Franklin I Iarreli...................................................................Sec reti i ry Seda Li a Smith.......................................................................Treasurer MEMBERS Tommie Economous, Jack Holron, Norwood Dunn, Eranklin Harrell, Proctor Hardison, James McLawhorn, William Waters, Kenneth Denning, Iris Leary, Olivia Philyaw', Sedalia Smith, Carey Barnes, Paul Hollingsworth, Earl Robinson, Rudolph Connor, Henry Woodard, Evelyn Bailey, Evelyn Jenkins, I hcola Register, Margaret W instead, Carolyn Bal- lance, Fred Boyce. Faculty Advisers: Air. N. C. Carr, Air. J. P. Tyndall, Airs. Raymond Miller, and Aliss Camilla W ills. 66 CHRISTIAN SERVICE CLUB The purpose of this fellowship is to guide the members in solving problems of pastoral theology and Christian doctrine. Each member is attempting through study to build a philosophy of life based upon the principles of Christ. OFFICERS First Semester Jack Holton...............................President....... Simon Quinn............................Vice-President Evelyn Carroli....................Secretary and Treasurer Second Semester .....Bill Waters Morgan McKinney . . . Emily I Iolland MEMBERS: Warden Allen, Jr., W ilbur Ballenger, Jerry Bartholomew, Alice Berry, Nell Beaman, Beth Bissette, Fred Boyce, Margaret Brown, Evelyn Carroll, Geraldine Corbett, Raymond Cobb, Mildred Creech, John Crawford, Olivia Dixon, Joe Dennis, Jane Dudley, Guy Elliott, Jr., Tommy Economous, Eva Grady, Joyce Harrell, June Holton, Jack Holton, Emily Holland, Audrey Jones, Allie Lee, Gene Lewis, Leonard Mann, Jewel McCoy, Morgan McKinney, Louise Morris, J. B. Narron, Ana Dorcas Piniero, Dali la Perez, Simon Quinn, Opal Roberson, George Tivlor, Claire Taylor, Durward Tyson, Bill Ward, Bill Waters, Marie Wells, Ben W hire. May W ilson, Gus Wenzel, Jack W illiams, and Mr. J. M. Waters, Mr. Griffith Hamlin, and Dr. Cecil A. Jarman, Faculty Advisers. 67 GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Miss Rebecca Barnes, the Glee Club has done outstanding work. Special concerts, chapel services, holiday programs, and concerts in various tow ns in North Carolina have made up their program of activities. OFFICERS Aubrey Shingleton..........................................•.......................President Peggy Mason...................................!................................ T ice-President Joy Taylor.........................................................................Secretary 1 )elores 1 j baki............................................................Scrgcant-at-A mis Mary Lee Warren and Ann Bui.lock.................................................Accompanist MEMBERS Kerry Kicklighter, Edwin Alston, Jerry Bartholomew , Tempie Bass, Nell Beaman, Alice Berry, Ered Boyce, Ann Bullock, Guy Elliot, Jr., Peggy Fugate, Pat Haley, Joyce Harrell, Jo Ann High, June Holton, Bohhv Horne, Charlotte Hurst, Rubelle James, Delores Labaki, Edith Langley, Allic Lee, Morgan McKinney, Peggy Mason, James Nichols, Mavncllc Nichols, Larry Parlcr, Johnnie Sawyer, Aubrey Shingleton, Scdalia Smith, George Taylor, Joy Taylor, Durward Tyson, Mary Lee Warren, Gus Wenzel, Bob V heeler, Ben White, Graham Liles, Betty Yarbrough. 68 MEN’S CHORUS Morgan McKenney, Ben White, Leonard Mann, Guy Wenzel, W ilbur Ballengcr, Fred Boyce, Aubrey Shingle- ton, Larry Parler, Durvvard Tyson, Bob VV heeler, George Taylor, Jack Holton, Bobby Jones, Edwin Alston, James Nichols, Raymond Cobb, Graham Liles. Jerry Bartholomew, Tempie Bass, Nell Beamon, Alice Berry, Ann Bullock, Peggy Fugate, Joyce 1 Farrell, Jo Ann High, June Holton, Charlotte Hurst, Rubelle James, Edith Langley, Allic Lee, Peggy Mason, Maynelle Nichols, Sedalia Smith, Joy Taylor, Mary Lee Warren, Betty Yarbrough. GIRLS’ CHORUS 69 7 BAND Albert Gregory, Director Glockenspeil: Charlotte Hurst. Flute: Harry Zrakas. Trombone: David Holder, Doc Hardy. Clarinet: Robert W heeler, Jo Ann High, Carolyn Uzzel. Saxaphone: Edwin Alston, David Batts. Drum: Morgan McKenny, George Spirtos, Delores Labaki, Jack Overman. Cornet: Douglas Driver, Graham Liles, Larry Parler, Robert Pascali. Horn: Jimmy Nichols. Baritone: Guy Elliott, Jr., Bobby Horne. 70 STAGE AND SCRIPT Stage and Script is the dramatic organization on campus. Under the direction of Airs. Doris Hols- worth, head of the dramatics department, the club has had a very successful year. This club takes in all phases of production. After two consecutive years in the club, members are awarded letters. Stage and Script is a member of the Carolina Dramatics Association of Chapel Hill. Jack Overman. . Fred Boyce.... Nancy Johnston Bernelle White OFFICERS . . . . President I r ce-P resident . . . .Secretary . . . Treasurer Fdwin Alston, Nell Beaman, Alice Berry, Beth Bissette, Fred Boyce, Catherine Brown, Margaret Brown, Phoebe Buck, John Britt, Laurice Daniels, Proctor Hardison, Jack Holton, June Holton, Marilyn Hudson, Carroll fames, Bobby Jones, Dolores Labaki, Susan Lewis, Martha Nassif, James Nickols, Clinton Ousley, Reid Poole, Charles Phillips, Opal Roberson, David G. Smith, Marie Harper, Norwood Dunn, Madison Smith, G. E. Lewis, Joyce Harrell, Dalila Perez, Jack Overman, Durward Tyson, Bill Waters, Bernelle hite. DIREC I OR: Mrs. Doris C. Holsworth. 71 t ! “A” CLUB The “A Club has done a good job ol promoting sportsmanship around the campus and among the intramural sports. All of the members of the club have earned their letters in one or more of the intra- col legiate sports. OFFICERS Jack Allsbrook........................... “Buddy” Walker........................... Sam Everhart............................. Bobby Tart............................... . . . . President I Ice-President ......Secretary . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Harold Bain, Tom Callahan, Kerry Kicklighter, Billy Beaman, “Sparky” McCaskill, Gene Driver, “Doc” Hardy, Ronald White, Joe Leonardi, Clyde Sullivan, Paul McCrary, “Pat” Patterson, Paul Glazer, Harry Helmer, James Horton, David Green, Joby Griffin, Jim Whitley. 72 BULLDOG BOOSTER CLUB The BULLDOG BOOS I ER CLU B was organized for the purpose of furtherance and promotion of intercollegiate athletics by means of improving sportsmanship, interest, school and community spirit, and by actively assisting the athletic department in its duties. OFFICERS Harold Bain................................................................................President Carey Barnes..........................................................................Vice-President Carol Lou Summer field.....................................................................Secretary Sybil Barrett..............................................................................Treasurer MEMBERS Henry Woodard, George Taylor, Rom Llewellyn, Marilyn Hudson, Olivia Philyaw, Nancy Johnston, Jane Gardner, Joyce Mallard, “Sparky” McCaskill, and Katherine Lewis and Bill Crutchfield, Faculty advisers. 73 W.A.A. OFFICERS The Women’s Athletic Association is composed of the girls on campus w ho are interested in promoting wholesome recreation and intramural athletics. This or- ganization feels that in order to maintain good health, everyone should participate freely in sports. Sybil Barrett........ Olivia Philyaw....: . Mary Lou Lassiter. . . Louise Morris........ Joy Mae Bass......... Margaret Brown....... Barbara Jean Mozingo .................President ...........I ice-President . .Secretary and Treasurer . . . .Senior Representative . . . . junior Representative Sopi 0 no re Rep re sen tat ive . Freshman Representative 74 Bill Crutchfield Head Coach Robert Reynolds Assistant Coach ATHLETICS FOOTBALL CAPTAINS I heodore Ingraham Assistant Student Coach MANAGERS Bobby Horne Joseph Joyner Jack Cash ion Ned Ligon 75 BASEBALL When the final our of the 1949 season was made, the score board read six wins, ten losses, and five for the weather man. Coach Carl Blythe’s Bulldogs finished in first division in the nine team North State Conference. In general the season got off' to a slow' start, but the hard-fighting Blythemen came back in the waning days to finish in the top bracket. League play saw “Boluinkus” take a “round trip,'’ only to remain at E.C.T.C. after a close 3 to 4 classic. The Blythemen recorded triumphs over strong service teams from Norfolk Navy and Naval Air Station. The win that really helped was a sweet 6 to 5 honey over the local Wilson lobs of the Coastal Plain League. The hurling of “Big Gun” J. 1). Thorne, Joby Griffin, and Raymond Suggs was superb, and the nitting of Art Garrett—K)6, Jack Allsbrook—306, and Tom Callahan—301, paid off in the clinches. Afield, “Sparky” McCaskill, Tom Callahan, and Buck Jones were outstanding. 76 BASKETBALL Atlantic Christian Opponent Atlantic Christian Opponent 54 Newport News. . . . 69 40.... Lenoir Rhvne. . . . 3 5 47 Norfolk Navy 71 44.... High Point 88 49 Wilson Teachers.. . 57 54.... Lenoir Rhyne. . . . 52 49 Catawba 52 47.... W.C.T.C 45 51 Appalachian 47 43 . . . : . W.C.T.C. . 34 40 Guilford 57 56. . . . Norfolk Navy. .. . 60 56... . . . . . Newport News.... 65 I Ion 63. . . . I ligh Point 75 62 34 .... Appalachian 60 51.... Catawba 57 41 E.C.T.C 56 42. . .. Lion 82 40 Guilford 63 44.... E.C.T.C 57 77 FOOTBALL Coach Bill Crutchfield unw rapped his Christian Bulldog football material lor the first time against a strong Catawba aggregation, and went down in defeat under a last quarter avalanche of touchdowns 39 to 0. That was the picture and the preview' of what was to follow in their next eight outings for the undaunted Bulldogs during their ’49 football campaign. Out-numbered, out-weighted, out-scholar- shipped—but not out-fought. For the thousands who saw A.C.C. on the field and off respected their abilities and spirit of fair play. The coaching staff in Coaches Bill Crutchfield and Bob Reynolds accomplished an excellent job—and gained a conference wfide reputation as one of the games better teachers. The best featuring attack of the Crutchficldmcn were against Norfolk Navy and our old friends from E.C.T.C. Either game could have fallen in favor for the Blue and White, but those old Nemeses of too little and too late arose to do their work. Outstanding and yeomen in the forward wall were Little-All-American Ned Eiggon, Joe Leonard!, Buddy Walker, and All-Stater Kerry Kicklightcr. Backfield standouts and leading the attack were “Sparky” McCaskill, Clyde “Smack-over” Sullivan, and Harry “Lefty” Helmer. 78 79 Joe Costi n hit van nival Dim tor BASKETBALL Sigma Alpha “Rebels” Pennant Winners 80 TOUCH FOOTBALL Sigma Alpha “Rebels” Pennant initers Phi Kappa Alpha Pennant f7inners VOLLEY BALL 81 CHEERLEADERS Left to right:Sarah Dillon, Jack Greenwood, Susan Lewis, Jimmy Nichols, Bett Wheeler, Edwin Alston, Joyce Harrell, Steve Gliarmis, and Garol Lou Summerneld. AT THE GAME 82 MISS JUNE HOLTON Sponsored by Phi Delta Gamma QUEEN OF HOMECOMING MOST VALUABLE PLAYER NED LIGGON, Wilson, N. C. V 83 1. Loafing. 2. Mildred and “Honey. 3. “At home. 4. Time was. ... 5. Angels at work. 6. Check this. 7. Pardon us! 8. 1 he gang. 9. Campus capers. 10. “It’s magic. 11. Remember the day. 12. Lady Esther en- tertains. 13. Between classes. 84 85 I 7 86 I he Pine Knot Queen was presented at the student body Christmas Dance which was held in the W ilson Armory on December 16, 1949. Eight campus organizations submitted entries to vie for the title of Queen of the Yearbook. I he judge, John Robert Powers of New York City, selected the Queen and her two attendants. To see that he did an excellent job you need only look on the next page. Raines and Cox, photographers for the yearbook, presented an eleven by fourteen portrait of the winning- picture to the Queen. A bouquet of carnations was presented to the Queen by “Sparky” McCaskill, President of the Student Body, and a carnation nosegay to each attendant. Conte At - 87 V Queen o{ the Ifearbook Sponsored by Sigma Alpha Fraternity 88 SUSAN LEWIS Sponsored by Phi Sigma Pan BETTY SUE DOLES Sponsored by Phi Kappa Alpha JUNE HOLTON Sponsored by Phi Delia Gamma CAROLYN BALLANCE Sponsored by Murray Hall CAROLINE COWELL Sponsored by Sigma Tau Chi NELL MITCHELL Sponsored by Stage and Script JERRY OVERMAN Sponsored by Delta Sigma THOMAS EDWARD McCASKILl Erwin, N. C. EVELYN ECONOMOUS Rocky Mount, N. C. LOUISE MORRIS Kinston, N. C. WHO’S Among Students in American 90 WHO Universities and Colleges WALTON COLEY Selma, N. C. DARLENE TUCKER Sanford, N. C. JESSE R. JAMES Wilson, N. C. 91 Hay 3bay - 1950 92 THOMAS EDWARD McCASKILL Erw in, N. C. Sybil Barrett Ann Bra fiord Julia Dew Rachel Horton ! Alary Lou Lassiter Jerry Overman Sara Smith Darlene Tucker Betty Sue Doles Harold Bain Virginia Dickens Chairman of May Day Jack Allsbrook Carey Barnes David Bridgers Walton Coley Peggy Mason Harry He liner Paul Glazcr Kerry Kick lighter Jack Overman Walter Patterson 93 Our special thanks go to Carol Lou and Dan; to Raines N Cox and Walt and Jean; to I)r. Hartsock and Joe Costin. Not to be overlooked arc our advertisers who helped make this yearbook a reality. You can show your appreciation to them by reading their ads and stopping by to see them on your next trip downtown. Darlene and Kerry 94 RAINES COX PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL • STUDIO Carroll Building Wilson, North Carolina 110 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. VANN'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RADIOS FANS MODEL AIRPLANES 115 W. Nash Street W ilson, N. C. 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COLLEGE BELK-TYLER’S GROCERY Wilson's Shopping Center Compliments of Compliments of BRUCE LAMM WM. HINES Where Young Men BARBER SHOP Like to Trade 130 South Goldsboro Street Wilson, N. C. Wilson, N. C. Compliments of DANIEL ROOFING SUPPLIES, Incorporated 121 South Douglas Street DIAL 2346 THE CREAMERY Good || For You ROBBINS JEWELRY CO. 112 South Goldsboro Street Wilson, N. C. Keepsake and Copley Diamonds Famous Make Watches RECORDS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS BRANCH BANKING 1 TRUST COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA WILSON Elm City Fayetteville Goldsboro Warsaw Fremont Wallace Selma Faison Kinston Trenton New Bern Plymouth Pikeville WlLLIAMSTON NEW ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PARKER'S RARBECUE 2 Miles South on Highway 301 Wilson, North Carolina MENU Fried Chicken Brunswick Stew Barbecue Steak SPECIAL DINING ROOM FOR PARTIES Reservation: 3836-1 Serve Anywhere For Any Number Compliments of Flowers For All Occasions P. L. WOODARD CO., INC. STARR THE FLORIST Farm Supplies Wilson, N. C. DIAL 2108 - 2109 SWINSON FURNITURE 3 • hh i CO., INC. lucietteU FURNITURE HARDWARE ■ DRESSSHOP 106-108 W. Barnes Street PHONE 4436 Rear Moss Co. 219 East Nash Street Wilson, N. C. TWEETIE'S SNACK SHOP SANDWICHES : DRINKS : ICE CREAM : MAGAZINES Silverware CHURCHWELL’S INC. JEWELERS Certified Gemologist Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Watch es Jewelry Compliments oj WILSON INDUSTRIAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation R. E. QUINN CO. GIFT SHOP—1st Floor DECORATOR SHOP—3rd Floor CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1950 TOWN OF WILSON THE HOME OF A. C. COLLEGE The College Girl's Shop BARSHAY'S LADIES' SHOP 66Apparel That Appeals” Wilson, N. C. Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. MOTHER AND Compliments of DAUGHTER FASHIONS Wilson, N. C. CORBETT MOTOR CO. Buick Dealer “The Fashion Center jor Thrifty IT omen Wilson, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS BLAIR'S For Better Wear See Blair - ROB I,EE SHOES Wil son's Exclusive Men s and Boys' Shoe Store 122 South Ta rboro Street FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE OF SPORTS AND OTHER COLLEGE ACTIVITIES READ THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Wilson's Only Daily Newspaper It regularly goes into 9,400 homes in the county out of 12.000 homes. Shop With Confidence and H ear With Bride LEDER BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORES Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY BARNES-HARRELL CO. Thomas-Yelverton Company Better Furniture Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Phone 3121 Wilson, North Carolina Compliments oj THE CHERRY HOTEL Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina CAROLINA LAUNDRY CLEANERS, INC. Your Patronage is Appreciated PHONE 2164 VA LLY AND ELLIS SODA FOUNTAIN : SANDWICHES and MAGAZINES Near Post Oflice Wilson, North Carolina LONDON shop LADIES READY TO WEAR Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina CHINA CLIPPER Chinese and American Foods Cater to Parties and Banquets Highway 301 North Telephone 6426 Compliments of DICKS j; WALTER S. HINES ELECTRICAL CO. BARBER SHOP Complete Line oj Briggs Hotel . 208 East Nash Street HOME APPLIANCES Commercial and Domestic Installation and Maintenance Compliments SOUTHERN DAIRIES Hot point, Hoover. Maytag, CrosleyA ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Wilson, North Carolina Day Phone 2579 Night Phones 4759 4763 PHONES 2134 - 2135 ESQUIRE GRILL •' 132 North Goldsboro Street “Home of Good Coffee Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of INDEPENDENT ICE Compliments of AND FUEL BARNES MOTOR COMPANY and PARTS CO. Wilson, North Carolina W. C. REID CO. Pianos - Organs - Radios - Records Reids — when you think oj music PHONE 4779 WILSON, N. C. WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Quality Without Extravagance 125 127 South Goldsboro Street Wilson, N. C. Telephone 3035 EASTERN AUTO Eat at SUPPLY CO. MURPHY’S Automobile and Delicious Sandwiches Bicycle Supplies and 123 S. Tarboro Street Cold Drinks Compliments BRIGGS HGTEL AND CAFETERIA WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA HEMBY'S BEAUTY SALON “The basic principle on which our freedom rests is a religious one. It is the conviction that every human being is endowed with an individual soul which is sacred in the eyes of a Sovereign God. From that thesis stems our concept that the State is the servant of the individual, not the individual the servant of the State.” Owned and Operated by SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Pile Fabrics Wilson- Division Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of A. C. COLLEGE LAUNDRY STATION SPECIAL RATES EOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY Compliments of The Staff FAULKNER NEON Dependable Neon Sign Service WILSON, N. C. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS