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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

Fred Boyce Editor Nellie Rae Pridgen Business Manager Presenting 1952 $me Enot 3n Pecogmtion of tfje olben IhtmOersarp Atlantic Cfjristian College Wilson, jSortf) Carolina Published Annually By The Student Body Printed by Edwards and Broughton Co., Raleigh, N. C. ®f)ou i§ peafeesit W $n ®ban ®f)ou girt I are of —Shakespeare's “As You Like It” Act II It is for her understanding of human nature, her interest in tlie indi- vidual student and his problems, her undying spirit of progress on our campus, her counsels on student problems when the hour seemed darkest: for the many times she has tried to orientate us on manners, citizenship and neatness; and for her interest in the welfare of the community that we dedicate this—the 1952 Pine Knot—to Miss Sarah Bain Ward. 2 i§ 2mopgtfii of tfje Drama ♦ ♦ gimttmgtration.........................................7 Jfacultp..........................................12 III Classes i-kene 1: Jfrestjmen..................................19 i§ cene 2: ikpfjomores.................................23 ikene 3: juniors.....................................27 Hkene 4: Mentors.....................................32 m III: cttbtties . 45 IV: imports 69 m V: features 80 ♦ ♦ gbbertlsements 85 Jforetoorb t. Fifty years ago Atlantic Christian College was founded. Its half-century of history has seen many changes. There have been world-conflicts; there have been times of depression; there have been peaceful, good times. These years have left memorable imprints upon our Alma Mater. Through her corridors have passed, truly, great men—leaders of yester- day, today, and tomorrow—men of high ideals striving for the better- ment of our civilization. It is in recognition of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Atlantic Christian College that we publish the 1952 Pine Knot. We have recorded here a bit of the drama in the making. That is why we have chosen as our theme ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE. 4 Here 3t Hegan Jftftp JSearsi Ugo ♦ ♦ ♦ o ... lUnb it Btb increase! 6 gfomimstration Jf acuity Every show must have a producer, director and other technicians. These are ours. Without them our drama could not be produced. act i Poarb of trustees H. Galt Braxton___ Jack D. Brinson__ Dr. C. S. Eagles__ T. J. Hackney, Sr. H. Glenn Haney__ Curtis W. Howard. G. F. Loftin______ J. E. Paschali____ John Proctor______ S. L. Roberson____ Term Expiring 1952 _______________________________________Kinston, N. C. ______________________________________Arapahoe, N. C. ______________________________________Saratoga, N. C. ________________________________________Wilson, N. C. ____________________________________Greenville, N. C. _______________________________________Kinston, N. C. _______________________________________Kinston, N. C. ________________________________________Wilson, N. C. ____________________________________Greenville, N. C. _________________________________Robersonville, N. C. Alumni Trustees James E. Fulghum Wilson, N. C. John Winfield Raleigh. N. C. H. F. Bell, Jr Term Expiring 1953 Wilson, N. C. C. V. Cannon Ayden, N. C. Lawrence Moye Maury, N. C. Eli Perry Kinston. N. C. E. Leon Roebuck Washington, N. C. Charles Rouse Raleigh. N. C. A. D. Shackleford Wilson, N. C. J. W. Sosebee Columbia. S. C. L. A. Tart Dunn, N. C. M. C. Todd Wendell. N. C. J. C. Warren_________________________________________Newton Grove, N. C. A. W. Ange_________ John W. Cowell----- J. Benbow Jones____ C. 0. McAfee, Jr.__ W. L. Parker_______ Elbert Peele_______ W. R. Roberson, Jr. T. Bodie Ward______ T. Brown Williams Term Expiring 1954 ____Winterville, N. C. ______Bayboro, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. ______Macon, Georgia ____Greensboro, N. C. ____Williamston, N. C. ____Washington, N. C. ________Wilson, N. C. __________Dunn, N. C. 8 gfommtstratton Dr. D. Ray Lindley President As I observe you going about the campus, happy, eager, joyful, dents at their books. I see the close of one era, and the beginning breathing in the rich traditions of Atlantic Christian College's half see you breathing out new values and ideals which are uniquely shall enrich the traditions of the next half century. I see more than stu- of a new. I see you century of service. I your own and which I see you marching out into the future, stalwart, strong, and courageous—successful businessmen, noble teachers, consecrated religious leaders, skilled musicians, upright citizens, but above all living personalities who are the dynamic embodiment of a school's faith. 9 bmtm£tratton Arthur D. Wenger Assistant to the President Perry Case Acting Academic Dean and Registrar Sarah Bain Ward Dean of Students Office Staff Becky Collins, Secretary to the Assistant to the President and Business Manager: Milton Adams. Business Manager: Beth Joyner. Assistant Registrar and Secretary to the Registrar; Perry Case. Registrar and Acting Academic Dean; Bill Owens. Secretary to the President: and Mildred Ross, Bookkeeper. 10 department Heabs Dr. Mildred E. Hartsock English Dr. C. H. Hamlin Social Studies Mr. R. W. Harris Commerce Mr. Perry Case Education and Fine Arts Dr. Esther Long Language Mr. Jack McComas Men s Physical Education Dr. Laurence Smith Religion Mr. N. C. Carr Science Miss Rebecca Tomlinson Women's Physical Education 11 Jf acuity Cecil A. Jarman, A.B., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. Instructor in Psychology Virginia House, A.B. Instructor in Elementary Education Perry Case, A.B., B.D., M.A. Professor of Education Doris C. Holsworth, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English Dorothy D. Eagles, A.B. Instructor in English Mildred E. Hartsock, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Laurence C. Smith, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Social Studies C. H. Hamlin, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Social Studies 12 Jfacuity ___________________________________: Milton Adams, A.B. Athletic Director Rebecca Tomlinson, A.B., M.A. Director of Women s Physical Education Jack McComas, A.B. Head Coach and Director of Men s Physical Education Cecil A. Jarman, A.B., M.A.. B.D., Ph.D. Instructor in Religion Arthur D. Wenger, A.B., B.D. Instructor in Religion Laurence C. Smith, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Dean oj Religion D. Ray Lindley, A.B., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. Instructor in Religion Thomas P. Inabinett, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Religion Jan T. Boles, B.S. Instructor oj Commerce Winfred R. Harris, B.C.S., B.S., M.A. Professor oj Commerce Noel C. Carr, A.B., M.A. Professor oj Science Donna M. Horton, A.B. Instructor oj Chemistry Jesse P. Tyndall, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Science Jfacultp Lee Howard, A.B., M.A. Band Instructor C. Lynn Brown, B.M., M.M.E. Instructor oj J'oice and Piano Russell Arnold, A.B., M.A., C.A. Instructor of Fine Arts Perry Case, A.B., B.D., M.A. Professor oj Fine Arts John Dunn, A.B., M.A. Instructor of Mathematics Ola I. Fleming, A.B., M.A. Librarian Edna L. Boykin, A.B. Instructor of Modern Languages Esther L. Long, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages Albert R. Hoffman Building and Grounds Superintendent Mrs. Albert R. Hoffman Dietitian Mary Wilson Nurse So real is the making of a great drama on our campus! Each man lives his own part to his capacity. All the scenes knit closely together—the mealtime discussions, the social functions after six o'clock, light bell for the girls at eleven o'clock, chapel attendance—all the little things that happen in our daily living go into making this drama worthwhile. 15 Jay Clark President Urtubent Cooperative gtoctatton Since 1936, the government of the college has been committed to the Co-operative Association, which han- dles all major student affairs. This association is com- posed of eleven students and five faculty members, who work together in supervising the finances, entertain- ments, social life, intramurals, and other maters per- taining to the general welfare of the student body. Jay Clark.......................President Herbert Ross...............Vice-President Opal Roberson ..................Secretary Geraldine Corbett ..............Treasurer Marie Harper.......President of Women s Dormitory Council Lee Potter............President of Men s Dormitory Council Harry Zrakas...............Town Students' Representative Marshall Long.................President of Senior Class Andrew Holiday................President of Junior Class Raymond Tissot................President of Sophomore Class Ronald Sherron................President of Freshmen Class Faculty Representatives: Sarah Bain Ward, Perry Case, J. P. Tyndall, Laurence Smith, and C. H. Hamlin. Board in Session i£ tutrent Cfjrisftian Association The S. C. A. cabinet is the executive committee of the Student Christian Association. It is dedicated to promote a sense of brotherhood and to further the growth of religious welfare among all students at Morgan McKinney Atlantic Christian College. President Morgan McKinney ..............President Lucille Winoley ..............Secretary Barbara Hutchins .............Treasurer Emily Holton.........Church Co-ordinator Jack Hamilton........“Y” Store Manager Dr. Laurence Smith June Holton.........Chairman of Worship Worden Allen......Chairman of Religious Emphasis Week May Wilson............Chairman of Drives Jean Connor.......Chairman of Recreation ...Faculty Adviser Classes 64All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances . . —William Shakespeare 66As You Like ltd Act II Jfresfjmen “fEfje Apprentice — Jiet fEoo !£reen for a 3Role in ®f)t£i threat Brama!” Ronald Sherron President James Peebles Vice-President Pat James Secretary Faye Dail Treasurer Berger, Michel Robert; Besancon, France Bernier, Benjamin Erasmo; Ponce, Puerto Rico Blackmon, Mildred Louise; Whitakers Burress, John H.; Saratoga Camden, William 0., Jr.; Wilson Coe, Helen Ladora; Dobson Crocker, Hilda; Pine Level Crouch, Paul Henderson; Ellenton, S. C. Dail, Elizabeth Faye; LaGrange Darden, Dorothy Jean; Fremont Daughtridge, William M. Ill; Rocky Mount Davis, Connie Beryl; Wilson 19 Jfrestfimen Davis. George W.; Fremont Eatman, Thomas Delano: Wilson Edmundson. Edna Earle: Pikeville Etheridge. John David; Oak City Gardner. William G.: Wilson Gill. Alpha Suzanne; Wilson Hebbe. James Martin: Shelbyville. Ind. Henderson. William Blount; Wilson High, Betty Jean: Wilson Hinnant. Ralph Harold: Kenlv Hooper. Agnes Jean: Greensboro Horton. James F.: Wilson Howard, Billy: Richlands Howard. John Clark: Woodville Howes, Franklin D.; Selma James. Rebecca Jeanne: Goldsboro Johnson. Edwin Morris: Raleigh Jones, Joseph Howell; New Bern Jove, James Edwin; St. Stephen, S. C. Joyner. Annie M.; Wilson Kennedy, Kenneth Carol: Goldsboro Kirby, Clay Lawton; Portsmouth. Va. Knight. Elizabeth: Newark. New Jersev Langley, Vessie Janie; Nashville Layne, William Edgar: Richmond. Va. Lazzo, Eugenia Mike: Wilson Lee, Carol Ann: Greensboro Lewis. Jerry Raeford. Dunn McLamb. Alice Lucille: Clinton Marshall. Suzie Ann; Engelhard Martin. Peggy Lillian: Greenville Moore. Jo Ann: Greensboro Nichols. Peggy Rose: Greenville Oglesby. Syble Marie: Morehead Citv 0 Neal. Delano: Middlesex O'Neal. Eleanor: Middlesex Jfresfjmen Owens, Kirby Clifton; Wilson Peebles, James Tucker; Raleigh Pittman, Lena Marie; Elm City Pridgen. Samuel Walter; Elm City Pritchard, Thomas Marion; Kinston Rabil, Lillian Therese; Wilson Renfrow, Lillian Edith; Kenly Shackleford, Donald Paul; Fremont Sherron, Ronald Homer; Fuquay Smith, Thomas Calvin; Seven Springs Smith, Wilbur E., Jr.; Elm City Snakenburg, Mary Ann; Wilmington Stephenson, Pauline Dail; Willow Springs Tart, Robert A.; Dunn Tarver, Suzanne “Rusty”; Charlotte Thomas, Lois Ann; Elm City Thompson. D. Fitzhugh; Smithfield Vann, Walter Hyman; Rocky Mount Vick, Lloyd Edgar; Stantonsburg Ward, Mavis Jean; New Bern Willoughby, John Alvah; Dunn Woodard. Charles Jackson: Wilson ':v- Jfresfjnten $ictureb Alexander, Albert W.; Plymouth Cone, Harold Gray; Middlesex Connor, Perry Lynette; Wilson Crawford, Frances Carolyn; Greenville Crisp, Marjorie Young: Wilson Ervin, Oscar B.; Richlands Herring, John Roger; Dudley Jones, Jackie Holland; Selma Jordan, George Shelton; Mt. Olive Poe, Emma; Wilson Quick. Stoney; Wilson Shiffner, Ray; Philadelphia, Pa. Williams, James Perdie; Newton Grove Willis, Cecil Ray; Rocky Mount Wilson, Guy; Ayden Waters, John Leland; Dudley Commercials! Amerson, Jean Marie; Wilson Barham. Bertie Marie; Wendell Best. Dolores Ann; Mt. Olive Best, Geneva Waller; Mt. Olive Boswell, Martha Daphne; Lucama Brooks, Dorothy Sue; Wilson Calhoun, Billy Daniel; Rocky Mount Cannon, Marlene Marie: Farmville Capps, Lela Elaine; Mt. Olive Connor, Barbara Jean; Goldsboro Crawford, Peggy Dolethia; Fremont Crumpler, Lynette Cooper: Clinton Eastwood, Adell; Walstonburg Garriss, Margaret Duke; Wilson Ham, Robert L.; Snow Hill Harrison, William Ray; Sims High, Barbara Joanne; Bailey Howell, Jewel Maxine; Pikeville James, Patti Sue: Rocky Mount Jernigan. Edith Jean: Mt. Olive Johnson, Annie Grey; Benson Jones, Jimmy; Bailey Lamm, Alice Kathryn: Wilson Lamm, Mary Audrey: Wilson Landis, Janet: Wilson Lewis, Jean Barden; Fremont Lewis. Margaret Ann; Beaufort Massengill. Betty Jean: Four Oaks Maxwell, Joyce; Albertson McPhail, Edna: Clinton Robbins, Ruby Lee: Elm City Skinner. John Sauls: Dover Smith. Carol Ann: Kernersville Thompson. Josephine: Middlesex opfyomores “ tril� ng for a (Heeater 3 ole in ®l)isi ©rama - College life y Tissot. President', Felix Labaki, Vice-President, Lucille Windle , Secietaiy, id Cora Myers, Treasurer. jHaraljate Lucille Windley Felix Labaki i£ opf)omores First row: Nancy Allen, Greenville; Rachel Pines Anderson, Goldsboro; Eula Jean Bass, Lucama; Frederick Von Bobbitt, Zebulon; Frederick Eugene Braswell, Micro. Second roiv: William Glenn Brigman, Columbia, S. C.; Elizabeth Britt, LaGrange; Marie Britt, Clinton; Louise Browning, Tarboro; Robert William Bynum, Stantonsburg. Third row: Janie Creel, Seven Springs; Aileen Whitehead Davis, Elm City; William Henry Draughn, Wilson; Gilbert Douglas Ferrell, Wilson; Robert Carl Frazier, Henderson. Fourth row: Bobby French, Wilson; Margaret Lee Gay, Wilson; Thomas Godwin. Goldsboro; Jack Hamilton, Winder, Georgia; Walter Laverne Hood, Bonneau, S. C. Fifth row: Robert Hope, Clinton; Lebert Howes, Selma; Barbara Hutchins, Winston-Salem: Audrey Rudolph Jackson, Black Creek; Elmer Randolph Joyner, Rocky Mount. 24 opfjomores First row: Felix Labaki, Wilson; Adrian Lamm, Spring Hope; Robert Donald Kennedy, Goldsboro; Martha Jewel King, Newton Grove; Nan Mattox, Wendell. Second row: Joyce Elaine Mercer, Wilson; Wayman Leonard Montague, Goldsboro; Lois Anne Moore, Ayden: Georgia Lee Morris, Kenly; Christine Murray, Lucama. Third row: Irene Murray, Lucama; Cora Elizabeth Myers, Pantego; Elwood Anderson Narron. Lucama; Dennis Nichols, Sims; Gloria June Norris, Sanford. Fourth row: Patrick O'Neal. Middlesex; Grace Evelyn Parker, Four Oaks; Aaron Roger Philyaw, Trenton; William Robert Pierce, Kenly; Mickey Gwen Raynor, Wilson. Fifth row: Ruth Sanderson, Beulaville; William Henry Sauls, Goldsboro; Peggy Shackelford, Fremont; William Calvin Slavin, Wilson; Dorothy Louise Smith, Walstonburg. 25 opfjomotes First row: William Henry Smith, Fremont; Ann Spivey, Wilson; Maxine Stanley. Smithfield; Sarah Lucille Tart. Four Oaks; Raymond Tissot, Brooklyn, New York. Second row: Louis A. Todd. Wendell; June Ellen Tomlinson, Grifton: Patricia Trusselle. Nashville; Doris Tyndall, Kinston; Mary Helen Watson, Kinston. Third row: Ann Adair Webb, Wilson; Robert Webb, Wilson; Jean Carroll Westbrook. Kinston; Joyce b ilker- son. Wilson; Lucille Windley, Pantego. Fourth row: Joseph G. Woodworth. Erwin; Jesse G. Yates, Wilson; Pernecy Yelverton, Fremont; Harry Thomas Zrakas, Wilson. 26 Juniors Jtlarsfjate Geraldine Corbett Roger Holloman (Not pictured) “tEljep abe Carncb Tfjetr lace imong tfie Stars’’ Andrew Holliday, President; Mary Lois Griffin, Vice-President; Joan Thorne, Secretary; and Bobby Guy, Treasurer. 27 Juniors First row: Wilbur A. Ballenger, Columbia. S. C.; T. J. Barrett, Skippers, Virginia; Jeurlene Bartholo- mew, Henderson: Harriet Beckett, Wilmington; and J. T. Boone. Black Creek. Second row: Benjamin Gray Boyette. Princeton; Geraldine Corbett. Zebulon: Alice Daniels. Fremont: Joseph Elton Dennis, Durham; and Polly Ann Dickens, Wilson. Third row: William James Eason. Tarboro: David Ray Finch. Bailey; Mary Ann Fussell. Rose Hill: Mary Lois Griffin. Elm City : and Bobby Lee Guy. Raleigh. 28 First row: Lester Franklin Herring, Snow Hill; Welton Ray High, Sims; ville; June Corbin Holton, Wilmington; and William Meekins Hooper, Andrew J. Holliday, James- Stumpy Point. Second row: Jackson Whaley ville, Virginia; Reid Ingraham, Dunn; Betsy William S. Knight, Newark. Daniels Jackson, Wilson: Mary New Jersey; and Venus Lamm, Conrad Jordan, Spring Hope. Third row: Edward B. Lane, Hertford; Frances hoe; Thomas J. Lewis, Fayetteville; and Ruth Langston, Lockamy, Newton Grove; A Ilie Laurene Lee. Arapa- Dunn. Rumors i ■ :• £ Jl n i- :: ■V-'-v- ■■ 29 First row: Joyce Mallard, Trenton; Warren Mallard. Trenton; Jacquelyn Mallison, Wilson; Donald Jerome Marcus, Wilson: and Elva Massey, Elizabeth City. Second row: Betsy Elaine Miller, Wilson; James P. Morris, Vaneeboro; Franklin Narron, Middlesex; Nellie Rae Pridgen. Wilson; and Jessie Pugh Quinerly, Grifton. Third row: Oliver Grey Rand, Wilson; Joe-Edward Royal. Clinton; Craven Sumerell, Dover: Alex W. Taylor, Stantonsburg; and Linda Ann Taylor. Bethel. juniors 30 Sfumorss ■ s as® mmm I ill MiiM Mgll First row: William E. Tucker, Grimesland; Durward Tyson, Greenville; Altha Jean Warren, Newton Grove; Martha Webster, Pinetown; and Amos Ward Westbrook, Newton Grove. Second row: Alvah P. Whealton, Black Greek; Thelma White, Belvidere; Martha Josephine son, Wilson; Mav Wilson, Wilsons Mills; Constance Womble, Wilson; and Bobby Wooten William- , Wilson. Juniors Mot $ictureb Betty Cheek, Wilson; Gene Joseph Elzas, Mt. Olive; Dorothy Allen Fagan, Rocky Mount; Roger Hol- loman, Stantonsburg; David Gaster Smith, Wilson; John Robert Rowland, Louisburg; Carlton Smith, Dudley; and Charles Winstead, Wilson. 31 Mentors! “®jje| Jjabt gcfjtebeb Cfjetr oal— tarboni” Marshall Long, President; Marjorie Jennette, Vice-President; Ann Etheridge, Secre- tary; Robert Brinkley, Treasurer. iHarbljate Ethel Draper, Chief Virginia Hauser J. 0. Jernigan 32 Seniors Elizabeth Adams Henderson Transfer Meredith; Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, Chaplain 3, President 3; Stage and Script 2, 3; Christian Service Club 2; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil 3, Secretary 3; Glee Club 2; Science Club 3; Pine Knot Staff 2; Concert Committee 3. Elementary Education Rumley Worden Allen Pantego Transfer East Carolina College 1; Christian Service Club 2, 3; Men’s Dormitory Council 2; Intramurals 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3, 4, President 4; Chairman of Religious Emphasis Week 4; S. C. A. 4. Religion Carolyn Yelverton Ballance Fremont Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; F. T. A. 4; Science Club 4. Elementary Education William R. Beamon Wilson Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4. English Elizabeth Bissette Bailey Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3. 4, President 4; Stage and Script 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Vice-President 4; Editor of Collegiate 3; Christian Service Club 2; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil 4, Vice-President 4; Senior Superlative. Mathematics and English Virginia Caressa Bobbitt Zebulon Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Science Club 3; Women's Dormitory Council 3; Senior Superlative. Elementary Education William A. (Fred) Boyce Washington Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3. 4, Secretary 2. Historian 3. Vice-President 4; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 2, 3, 4; Stage and Script 1, 2, 3. 4, ice-President 2, Keeper-of-the-Scrapbook 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Men's Shorus 2; Men's Dormi- tory Council 3, Reporter 3; Vice-President Freshman Class; President Sophomore Class; President Junior Class; Golden Knot Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Marshal 3; Pine Knot Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 3, Editor 4; Collegiate Staff 1. 2, 3. 4, Associate Editor 3; Christian Serv- ice Club 2; World Federalists 1; May Court 3; Senior Superlative; Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Col- leges. English and Spanish Wilson S. Bradshaw Wilson Science 33 demorsi Oscar Wyatt Brannon Selma Mathematics Robert Lloyd Brinkley Wilson Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 2. 3. 4, Reporter 2. Corresponding Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4: Pan-Hellenic Council 4: Treas- urer Senior Class; Senior Superlative. Social Science Catherine Brown Dunn Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2. 3. 4; Stage and Script 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2. 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 3. Vice-President 4: Women's Dormitory Council 3; W. A. A. Cabinet 4; F. T. A. '4. Science Margaret Manning Brown Jamesville Delta Sigma Sorority 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 2. Chaplain 3, President 4; Secretary Junior Class; May Day Chairman 4: Christian Serv- ice Club 2; Women's Dormitory Council 3. Treasurer 3: Senior Superlative. Elementary Education Earl Marshall Butler Tarboro Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2. 3, 4. Social Studies Thomas A. Callahan Chelsea. Massachusetts Football 1. 2. 3. Most Valuable Player Award 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. 2: “A Club 1. 2, 4. President 4; Secretary Sophomore Class: Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2. 3. 4. Reporter 3: Senior Superlative. Science James J. Clark Wilson Sigma Alpha 2. 3, 4; Football 3. Captain 3: Baseball 3. 4. Captain 3: All North State Conference Baseball Team 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Captain 4; May Court 3: May King 4; A Club 3. 4: Men s Dormitory Council 4: S.C.A. 4; President Student Body 4: Senior Superlative: If ho's If ho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Social Studies Mildred Creech Kenly Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2. 3. Secretary 3: Christian Service Club 1; Collegiate Staff 3: Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity. Alpha Gamma Chapter 2. 3. President 3: Science Club 1, 2. 3; F.T.A. 3: Stage and Script 3. Elementary Education 34 Mentors: Ethel Trew Draper (Mrs.) Kenly Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 3, 4, President 4; Science Club 1, 2; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 3, 4; Pan- Hellenic Council 4; Collegiate Staff 4; Chief Marshal 4. Elementary Education Nathan Douclas Driver Wilson Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Rand 2, 3, 4. Social Science James P. Early Portsmouth, Virginia Transfer William and Mary—V. P. I., Norfolk Division; Sigma Alpha 3, 4, Secretary 4; Science Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. Science Guy Thomas Elliott Kinston Transfer U. N. C.; Phi Delta Gamma Frater- nity 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Reporter 4; Band 2, 3, 4, President 2; Representative to Inter- national Convention of Disciples of Christ 2; Christian Service Club 2, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Collegiate Staff 2, 3, 4, Religious Editor 4; Vice-President Junior Class; Chapel Committee 4; Christian Youth Fellowship 3; Chairman Worship Committee 2. Religion Rebecca Anne Etheridge Whitakers Transfer Greensboro College 3; Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 3, 4, President 4; Secretary Senior Class; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Wom- en's Dormitory Council 4. Primary Education Marie Harper Deep Run Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Stage and Script 1, 2; Lenoir County Club 1; F.T.A. 3, 4; Women’s Dormitory Council 3, 4, Representative 3, President 4; Executive Board 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer; Senior Superlative. Elementary Education Joyce Ann Harrell Wilson Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, Secretary 3, Reporter 3; Christian Service Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 1, 2, 3, Corresponding Sec- retary 2; Bulldog Booster Club 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, Chief 2; Band Majorette 2; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Women’s Official Association 3; Home- coming Queen’s Court 2, 3; Collegiate Staff 1, 2; F.T.A. 3; May Court 3; Ping Pong Doubles Champion 3. Elementary Education Thurman Stanley Harwood Whiteville Sigma Alpha Fraternity. Social Studies 35 £§ entor£i James Haskins Bailey Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; Intramurals 3, 4. Social Studies Virginia Hauser Pfafftown Transfer Mitchell College; Stage and Script 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Marshal 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative; Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Col- leges. English and History Horace High Bailey Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity; Stage and Script. Social Studies Jo Anne High Wilson Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Chris- tian Service Club 1, 2. Elementary Education Sylvia Jacqueline High Wilson Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Marshal 2. Elementary Education Emily Holland Holton (Mrs.) Dunn Christian Service Club 1, 2, Secretary 1; Col- legiate Staff 1; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2; Women's Dormitory Council 3, 4, Secretary 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Stage and Script 4. Elementary Education Gordon Reese Howell Kinston Science Club, President 4. Science James Charles Hussey Wilson Football 3; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2. 3, 4; Business Manager Collegiate 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. 4; Men's Dormitory Council 1, 2; Concert Committee 3; May Court 4. Science 36 demons Norman R. Ingraham Dunn Mathematics Carroll Jackson Newton Grove Science Sam Jenkins Walstonburg Transfer U.N.C. 2; Phi Delta Gamma Frater- nity 2, 3, 4, House President 3; Men’s Dormi- tory Council 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3. Social Studies Marjorie Jennette Micro Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Historian 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; May Day Chairman 3; May Court 4; W.A.A. 3, 4, President 4; Pine Knot Staff 3. 4, Associate Editor 4; Collegiate Staff 3, 4; Concert Committee 4; Vice-President Senior Class; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Bulldog Booster Club 3; F.T.A. 2, Reporter 2; Representative to Student Legislature 3, 4; Stage and Script 3; Senior Superlative. English J. 0. Jernjgan Spring Hope Elementary Education. Walter R. Johnson Robersonville Audrey Jones Snow Hill Christian Service Club 1; Women’s Dormitory Council 1, 3; S.C.A. Cabinet 2, Secretary 2, Chairman of Worship 3; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Chapel Committee 3, 4; Social Committee 4; Waters Religious Cup Winner 3; F.T.A. 4; Who’s Who Among Students In American Uni- versities and Colleges. Primary Education Worley Keene Four Oaks Science 37 Seniors! Preston Marshall Long Wilson Transfer State College; Town Representative on Executive Board 3; President Senior Class; May Court 4; President North Carolina F.T.A.; F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Executive Board 4; Intramurals 3, 4, Captain Town Team 3; Senior Superlative; Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. Elementary Education William Donald Mallard Rose Hill Mathematics Charles Mewborn Goldsboro Religion Patricia Mewborn (Mrs.) Taylorsville, Illinois Science Raymond Weldon Mires Rocky Mount C. Goodwin Moore Ayden Transfer E.C.C. 3; Christian Service Club 3, 4, President 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 4, Chaplain 4; Senior Superlative. Religion and English Paul R. McCrary Lexington Science Morgan C. McKinney Englehard Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3: Ministerial Association 1; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. “Y” Store Manager 1, 2, Chairman Religious Emphasis Week 3, President 4; Christian Service Club 1, 2. 3, Secretary 2. President 3; Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Men's Chorus 2, 3; World Federalists 2; Pine Knot Staff 3; Religious Affairs Committee 2; Chris- tian Service Workshop 4: Senior Superlative. Religion 38 Mentors! William M. Nowell Wendell Science Mary Williford Owens (Mrs.) Saratoga Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4. Elimentary Education William Larry Parl'er Russellville, S. C. Treasurer Freshman Class; Murray Hall Dormitory Council 1; Pan-Hellenic Council 2; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3; Stage and Script 2; Bulldog Booster Club 2; Collegiate Staff 2, Business Manager 2; May Court 2; New Year’s King and Queen Court 2; Men’s Dormitory Council 3; Men’s Chorus 1; Male Sextet 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. Social Studies Robert 0. Paschall Wilson Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, Chaplain 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Glee Club 3. Mathematics Donald Bailey Perry Wilson Transfer U.N.C. 1; Phi Delta Gamma Frater- nity 2, 3, 4, Secretary, President; Science Club 2, 3. Social Science Ana Dorcas Piniero San Juan, Puerto Rico Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3, Secretary 3; Chris- tian Service Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Stage and Script 3; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 2, 3; May Queen 3; Senior Super- lative. English Leslie Leroy Pittman Pine Level Transfer Wake Forest College; “A” Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4, Captain Caldwell Hall 3, Captain Phi Kappa Alpha 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3, 4; Officials Association 4. Social Science Albert Lee Potter Kinston Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 2. 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, President 3; Murray Hall Council 1; Men's Dormitory Council 2, 3, 4; President 4; Stage and Script 1; May Court 4. Social Studies 39 ikntors Theola Register Clinton Delta Sigma Sorority 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 3. Treasurer 4: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; Christian Service Club 1. 2. 3; W.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Ping Pong Singles Champion 3: May Court 4; Senior Superlative. Elementary Education Alfred W. Richardson Selma Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 2, 3. 4. Cor- responding Secretary 3. President 4: Science Club 4: Collegiate Staff 2. Social Science William Herbert Ross New Bern Football 1. 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 2. 3. 4: Vice-President 3. President 4; President Sophomore Class; Student Chairman High School Day 3: Town Representative to Executive Board: ice- President Student Body 4: Secretary-Treasurer Golden Knot Honor Society 4: Senior Super- lative; May Court 4: Pan-Hellenic Council: “A Club; JTho's IT ho Among Students In American I nicer si ties and Colleges. Mathematics Opal Faye Roberson YV ashington Delta Sigma Sorority 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2. ice-President 3; Stage and Script 2; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity. National Sec- retary 3. Alpha Gamma Chapter 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent 3: S.C.A. Cabinet Treasurer 3: Golden Knot Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Women's Dormi- tory Council 3: Pan-Hellenic Council 3: May Court 3. 4: Secretary Co-operative Association 4: Senior Superlative: ffho's IT ho Among Students In American Universities and Col- leges. Spanish and English Manley Ray Sanderson Rose Hill Transfer L.N.C.: Phi Delta Gamma Frater- nity 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: Pan-Hellenic Council 4: Senior Superlative. Science Harris Spell ilson Science David Calvin Stokes Winterville Transfer State College 3: Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 3. 4: Band 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Glee Club 4. Social Science Eigene Sweat Harpersville. Virginia Football 1: Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Pan-Hellenic Council 4. 40 Mathematics Mentors Margif. Taylor Lucama Delta Sigma Sorority 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 2, 3; F.T.A. 2. Mathematics and Science Tom Tharrington Tarboro Sigma Alpha Fraternity 2, 3, 4. Social Science Myra Joan Thorne Elm City Science Club 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, Recording Secretary 3; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fra- ternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 2, 3; Secretary Junior Class; Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, Secretary 3. Elementary Education Jean Rose Tucker Chicod Transfer Greensboro College 2; Sigma Tau Chi Sorority 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2, Treas- urer 4; Band Majorette 3; New Year’s Queen 3; May Queen Attendant 3, 4; Women’s Dormitory Council, House President 4; Science Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Superlative. Primary Education Emogene Turner Lucama Science Club 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha Lan- guage Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 2, 3; F.T.A. 2; Delta Sigma Sorority 2. 3. English Gerald W. Waters Mt. Olive Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity 3, 4, House President 4; Intramurals 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Science Club 4. Science Dorothy Ellen Gregory Goldsboro Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 3, 4, Historian 3; May Court 3; Pine Knot Staff 1: Social Com- mittee 1. 4; F.T.A. 2. Elementary Education Willie Clyde Weaver Fremont Science Christine Virginia Williamson Wilson Stage and Script 3; Collegiate Staff 2, 3. Editor 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3, Secretary 2; Sigma Pi Alpha Language Fraternity, Alpha Gamma Chapter 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Denny Essay Cup Winner 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3. Secretary 2; Marshal 3. Mathematics and English 41 Wt) o’g Wf)0Umong Untoerstttesi Opal Roberson Washington Herbert Ross New Bern Marshall Long Wilson Audrey Jones Snow Hill i§ tubents in American anb Colleger Virginia Hauser William “Fred” Boyce Pfafftown Washington James “Jay” Clark Wilson MOST POPULAR. (55i MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - 'Ma a L Ti Atfu zo BEST ALL ROUND % WITTIEST aszi-t- ’fflt'tnrZCs MOST TALEMTED ■cc- MOST MOST INTELLECTUAL $a j£ e- jC-oo ek. cfcaZ UA- u l££oJLz4C' BEST LOOX.IMG MOST ATHLETIC Ucttoittes 66Out of the strain of doing, Into the peace of done. Julia Woodruff. $tne Isnot Fred Boyce___________________________________Editor Marjorie Jennette__________________Associate Editor JoAnn Moore______________________________Art Editor Jerry Lewis___________________________Sports Editor Staff: seated: June Holton. Therese Rabil. Lois Moore. Fred Boyce. Jean Connor. Marjorie Jennette. JoAnn Moore, Martha Webster, Joyce Harrell, and Nellie Rae Pridgen. Standing: Dr. Mildred Hartsock. adviser; Robert Ham. Rusty Tarver. Clay Kirby. Joe Dennis. Felix Labaki, and Maxine Stanley. Nellie Rae Pridgen____________Business Manager Felix Labaki________Associate Business Manager 46 ®f)e Collegiate Christine Williamson Editor Charles Hussey Business Manager Cora Myers__________________Associate Editor Bob Guy------------------------Sports Editor Jerry Lewis_____Assistant Sports Editor Marjorie Jennette_Girl’s Sports Editor Virginia Hauser, Mary Ann Oliver Feature Editors Guy Elliott_________________Religious Editor Mary Helen Watson_________Assistant Business Manager Roger Holloman__________Circulation Manager Ethel Draper__________________________Typist Reporters Lois Moore, Peggy Gay, Gloria Norris. Felix labaki. James Joye. Clay Kirby, Robert Ham. Carol Ann Lee, Jean Hooper, Wilbur Bal- lenger, Geraldine Corbett. Emily Holton. Mildred Creech, and Fred Boyce. Science Club Membership in this organization is reserved for those who are especially interested in science. It offers an opportunity for the expression of special scientific activities. Campus beautification is the Science Club's project theme. Reece Howell Catherine Brown Joyce Harrell Raymond Mires __ Geraldine Corbett Officers ------------------------------------President _______________________________Vice-President ____________________________________Secretary ____________________________________Treasurer ______________________Keeper of the Scrapbook Members: J. P. Tyndall. N. C. Carr. John Dunn. Donna Horton. Nellie Rae Pridgen, Reece Howell. Raymond Mires. Joyce Harrell. Geraldine Corbett. Mildred Creech. Jo Anne High, Leroy Pittman. Jeurlene Bartholomew. Bob Hope. Ray Tissot. Jean Tucker. Paul McCrary. Venus Lamm. Felix Labaki, Christine Williamson, Conrad Jordan. Nancy Allen, Irene Howell. Ed Lane. Dorcas Pineiro. Manley Sanderson. Joe Dennis. irginia Bobbitt. Mary Lois Griffin. V arren Mai'lard, Jacksie High. Catherine Brown, Bobby Guy. Martha V ebster. Albert Richardson. Lib Adams. Amos W estbrook. Joan Thorne. J. P. Morris, and Theola Register. 48 tage anb Script Stage and Script is designed for the entertainment of the college and community, and the de- velopment of artistic expression. Membership is open to all students. 1951-52 PRODUCTIONS ' Elizabeth the Queen” “Enter the Hero” The Finger of God” I have brought my men home to London!”— '‘Elizabeth the Queen Preparing for the show! ___________President Officers Virginia Hauser June Holton Glenn Brigman_____Vice-President Jesse Quinerly______________Secretary Raymond Tissot_____________Treasurer JoAnn MooRE_Aeeper of the Scrapbook Mrs. Doris Holsworth Adviser and Director 49 jfUxeb Cfjorus £ J? f 5 ® ft a a � - fj f 5 t. rA $ 4 3P-$' 1. |?fr£ IP ilt« v •% j t 4 i,� First row. e f fo right: Mr. Lynn Brown, director; Nancy Allen. Lois Moore. Lucille Windley, Mary Helen W atson, Ruth Lockamy. Harriet Beckett. Venus Lamm. Sarah Tart. Martha Jewel King. Pauline Stephen- son, and Martha W ebster. Second row: Faye Dail. Jo Anne High. Peggy Martin. Joyce Harrell, Paul Crouch, Harry Zrakas, Peggy Nichols, Rusty Tarver. Lvnette Crumpler. Allie Lee, and Janie Langley. Third row: Larry Parler. Durward Tyson. Felix Labaki, W ilbur Ballenger. Worden Allen. Bob Paschali, Warren Mallard, Morgan McKinney, Billy Howard, and Benjamin Bernier. Not pictured: Oscar Erwin and Leonard Mann. 3Banb Left to right: Mr. Lee Howard, director: Jo Anne High. Patti James, clarinets: Felix Labaki. Saxophone: Fred Horton, bass; Calvin Stokes, baritone; Harry Zrakas. flute and piccolo: Douglas Driver, trumpet; Billy Draughn. percussion; Thomas Eatman. trumpet; Larry Parler. cornet: and Bob Paschali, trumpet. 50 i£ tutient Christian sfsJociation All students enrolled in Atlantic Christian College are members of the S. C. A. This is the first year, however, that there has been a volunteer group who have as their definite purpose to seek the Will of God through worship, study and action and to offer service to the campus by the sponsorship of wholesome recreation programs, vesper programs, discussion groups and the sponsorship of benevolent drives. Members: left to right, first row: Barbara High, Jean Lewis, Barbara Hutchins, Lois Ann Moore, Gloria Norris, Lucille Windley, Worden Allen, Dolores Best, Geneva Best, Betty Jean Massengill, Pat James, Lynette Grumpier, Maxine Howell, and Martha Jewel King. Second row: Doris Tyndall, Hilda Crocker, Lucille McLain b, Evelyn Parker, Jo Ann Moore, June Holton, A11 ie Lee, Cora Myers, Wilbur Ballenger, Pauline Stephenson, Annie Grey Johnson, Mary Helen Watson, and Dr. Laurence Smith. Third row: Jean Hooper, Mildred Blackmon, Jean Ward, Carol Ann Lee, Marshall Long, Bertie Barham, Mary Ann Oliver, Emily Holton, Glenn Brigman, Sarah Tart, Thomas Godwin, and Peggy Nichols. Not pictured: Benjamin Bernier, Joyce Mallard, Nancy Allen, Edna McPhail, Ronald Sherron, Dennis Nichols, Janie Langley, Elizabeth Britt, Rebecca James, Edith Renfrow, Suzie Marshall. Peggy Smith, Betty Knight, Maxine Stanley, Dot Darden, May Wilson, Durward Tyson, David Etheridge, Clay Kirby, Billy Howard, Joe Dennis, Morgan McKinney, Jay Clark, Goodwin Moore, T. J. Barrett, Billy Tucker, Jack Hamilton, Bill Knight, and Paul Crouch. 51 Women’s Bonnitorp Council The Women s Dormitory Council is the judicial and executive body which governs the activities of the dormitory girls. The purpose of the council is to promote the welfare of the women students, to preserve student unity and honor, to develop self-control, responsibility, and loyalty, and to be responsible for the good conduct of all women students. Officers Marie Harper_____________________ Jean Tucker______________________ Emily Holton_____________________ Jeurlene Bartholomew_____________ Sarah Bain Ward__________________ Rebecca Tomlinson________________ Representatives: Ann Etheridge. Doris and Barbara Hutchins. ____________________________________President ______________________________House President ____________________________________Secretary ____________________________________Treasurer ____________________________Dean of Students ___________________Assistant Dean of Women Tyndall. Carol Ann Smith, Jessie Quinerly, 52 The Men’s Dormitory Council has been organized since 1947 with its primary concern being that of the welfare and discipline of the men students residing on campus. Officers Lee Potter _________________________________________________________________President I) UR ward Tyson ______________________________________________________Vice-President Glenn Brigman ___________________________________________________Secretary-Treasurer Representatives: Horace High, Bill Hooper, Clayton Robertson, Bob Hope, Larry Parler, Roger Philyaw. J. P. Tyndall__________________________________________________Assistant Dean oj Men Sarah Bain Ward_______________________________________________________Dean oj Students jfflen’g IBocmitorp Council 53 olben lutot onor g ocietp For two years prior to 1938, there existed on the campus of Atlantic Christian College an organization for women, known as the Alpha Delta Chi Honor Society. On May 5, 1938, this organization joined with a newly-formed Men s Honor Society in creat- ing a new organization, known as Golden Knot Honor Society. Since Golden Knot came into existence, it has striven to promote high ideals, not only among its own members, but also among the student body as a whole. Perhaps the out- standing project that the organization has undertaken was that of sponsoring a scholar- ship for a foreign student. The organization felt that this gesture was in keeping with promoting the cause of learning on our campus. Golden Knot is more than a service organi- zation, however. Membership is an honor— an award for outstanding achievement in scholarship, service, leadership, and char- acter. In choosing its members, the society looks for people who have made noticeable achieve- ments in learning, exemplified good moral character, served the college and their fellow students, and demonstrated ability to lead. To be eligible for membership, the candidate must have been on the campus for three preceding semesters and must have averaged a 2.0 under the present grading system. Each spring Golden Knot holds its annual “tapping” ceremony, at which time the new members selected on the four qualifications, scholarship, service, leadership, and character, are tapped into membership. Golden Knot is the only honorary society on the campus of Atlantic Christian College. Members: Beth Bissette, President; Herbert Ross, Secretary-Treasurer; Fred Boyce, Geraldine Corbett, Emily Holton, June Holton, Marjorie Jennette, Opal Roberson, and Christine William- son. Faculty Advisers: Miss Ola Fleming and Mr. John Dunn. 54 Social Committee The Social Committee is composed of members appointed by the Executive Board. The purpose of this committee is to plan, promote, and co-ordinate social events on the campus. Joycf. Mallard__________________________________________________________Student Chairman Clayton Robertson__________________________________________Student Co-Chairman Sarah Bain Ward_________________________________________________________Faculty Chairman Student Representatives: Audrey Jones, Polly Dickens and Buddy Layne. Faculty Representatives: Mrs. Doris Holsworth and Russell Arnold. oo Concert Committee The purpose of the Concert Committee is to arrange for and present to the col- lege students dramatic and musical productions for entertainment and cultural development. It is composed of a representative from each class and four faculty members. Marjorie Jennette_. Elizabeth Adams____ Lucille Windley___ Jenny Lazzo_______ Doris Holsworth___ Dorothy Eagles____ Lee Howard________ C. Lynn Brown_____ _______________________Senior _______________________Junior ____Sophomore Representative _____________________Freshman ______________________Faculty ______________________Faculty ______________________Faculty ______________________Faculty Representative Representative and Chairman Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative 56 Hesperian Club The Hesperian Club had a very busy year of debating. The debaters challenged East Carolina College, Randolph-Macon, the University of Richmond, and other colleges. The Club entered the National Forensic Tournament which was held at Mary Washington College at Fredericksburg, Virginia, in March. Last year they made a good name for themselves at this national speaking contest. Officers Glenn Brigman_________________________________________________________President Wilbur Ballenger ________________________________________________Vice-President Cora Myers____________________________________________________________Secretary Mrs. Doris Holsworth, Dr. Mildred Hartsock_____________________________Advisers Members; seated, left to right: Lynette Grumpier, Glenn Brigman, Mrs. Holsworth, and Wilbur Ballenger. Standing: Cora Myers, Dr. Hartsock, and Billy Tucker. Nut pictured: Lloyd Dail and David Smith. 57 i £s igma Slptja Alpha Ga Fraternity, guages and mma is a chapter of Sigma Pi Alpha National Honorar The purpose of this organization is to create interest in to develop friendship among the different nationalities. y Language foreign lan- Officers Mildred Creech ________________________ Roger Holloman ________________________ Lois Moore ____________________________ Felix Labaki __________________________ _____President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Dr. Esther Long_____________________________________________________Faculty Adviser Members; seated left to right: Mildred Creech, Lois Moore, Felix Labaki, Roger Holloman, Dr. Long, Marie Taylor, and Geraldine Corbett. Standing: Fred Boyce, Joyce Harrell, Michel Berger, Nellie Rae Pridgen, P. C. Yelverton, Mary Lois Griffin, Annie M. Joyner, Jacksie High, Joan Thorne, Cora Myers, Opal Roberson, Mrs. Edna Boykin. Christine Williamson, and Ethel Draper. Not pictured: Dorcas Piniero, Aileen Davis, Billy Tucker, Benjamin Bernier, Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. Lee Howard, and Mrs. Bobby French. 58 Pan=?|eUentc Council The Pan-Hellenic Council is made up of two members from all Greek letter organi- zations on campus. The purpose of this council is to set up rules governing the organizations and to foster good-will among the sororities and fraternities. Andrew Holliday Beth Bissette __ Elizabeth Adams Donald Mallard Russell Arnold _ _______President _ _ V ice-P resident _______Secretary ________Treasurer Faculty Adviser Representatives: Ann Etheridge, Geraldine Corbett, Ethel Draper. Virginia Bobbitt, Manley Sanderson, James Haskins, Gene Sweat, Worden Allen, and Oliver Rand. 59 The PHI KAPP—Sister-Brother Dance—Christmas Party—Faculty Reception— Homecoming—“Buckingham Palace”-—Good Housekeeping—The Champs—“Hard Licks ’—Gold and White—Daisy. Officers First Semester Second Semester Worden Allen__________________________President____________________Herbert Ross Fred Boyce_________________________Vice-President________________Joe Woodworth Bobby Guy_____________________________Secretary____________________Harry Zrakas Wilbur Ballenger______________________Treasurer_______________Craven Summerell Fred Bobbitt______________________Sgt.-at-Arms_______________________________Earl Butler Tom Callahan__________________________Historian____________________Billy Draughn Bobby Guy______________________Editor of PHI KAPP____________________________ Bob Paschall__________________________Chaplain______________________________Goody Moore Members; left to right, first row: Glenn Brigman, Wilbur Ballenger, Bobby Guy, Worden Allen, Fred Boyce, Bob Baseball, ami Tom Callahan. Second row: Herbert Ross, Don Kennedy, Billy Draughn, and Lester Adams. Third row: Calvin Stokes, Goody Moore, and Joe Woodworth. Fourth row: Larry Parler, Leroy Pittman, and Craven Sumerell, Fifth row: Fred Bobbitt, Felix Labaki, and Bill Eason. Sixth row: Bobby Webb, Oliver Rand. Harry Zrakas, and Charlie Hussey. Not pictured: Earl Butler and Tommy Lewis. Honorary members: Mr. Arthur Wenger, Mr. John Dunn, Mr. Lynn Brown, and Mr. Ernest Barnes. Adviser and Brother: Mr, J. P. Tyndall. 60 Initiation—Bids—Pledges— ‘Red Devils”—Autumn Dance—Thanksgiving Festival Sponsors—Christmas Song Feast—Engagement Rings—Pins—Valentine Dance— Sorority Banquet—College Scrapbook—Gold and White—Chrysanthemums—Parties with Brothers. First Semester Anne Etheridge __ Carolyn Ballance Joan Thorne______ Jean Tucker______ Jacksie High_____ Sponsors_________ Officers Second Semester _President___________________________Mary Lois Griffin Vice-Presiden t______Co Nn i e J ordan __Secretary______________________________Joyce Harrell Treasurer____________________________Maxine Stanley __Chaplain_________________________________Lib Britt Mrs. L. L. Murray, Miss Rebecca Tomlinson Members; reading from left to right, first row: Martha Webster, Dot Smith, Catherine Brown, Connie Jordan, Maxine Stanley, and Lula Curlin. Second row: Jean Tucker, Carolyn Ballance, Anne Etheridge, Joan Thorne, Joyce Harrell. Jacksie High, Gloria Norris, Peggy Gay, Marie Harper, and Elva Massey. Third row: Lib Britt, Marie Britt, Joyce Wilkerson, Betsy Miller, Betty Sue Harris, Josephine Williamson Liles, Mary Sharpe Owens, Linda Taylor, Mary Lois Griffin, Jean Bass, Nellie Rae Pridgen, Jackie Mallison Fountain, and Geraldine Corbett. Not pictured: Joyce Mallard, Becky Collins, and Sarah Dillon. i tgma ®au Cfjt I . 61- g?tgma lpf)a Sigma Hogans—“Miss Hogie '—Coal Thief—Central Heat—Jug s Jug—Roger's Guitar—Buddha's Gang—Cinderella Inn—Orchids—Banquets—Sweetpeas—Lavender and White. First Semester Gene Sweat______ A. J. Holliday___ James Early______ Rocky Ingraham__ Douglas Driver___ John Rowland_____ George Saffo_____ Mr. Jack McComas Officers __President___ Vice-President _Secretary____ ___Treasurer-- _-Chaplain____ _ Sgt.-at-Arms __ Reporter Second Semester __A. J. Holliday ___James Haskins __Roger Philyaw Rocky Ingraham .Douglas Driver __John Rowland ___George Saffo ________Sponsor Members; left to right, first row: James Early, Rocky Ingraham, Billy Smith, and Roger Philyaw. Second row: Jesse Yates, Douglas Driver, Bob Parron, James Haskins, and John Rowland. Third row: Jack McComas, A. J. Holliday, Jay Clark, George Saffo, and Thurman Harwood. 62 $()( is tgma 3Tau Black and Gold—Top Hat—Nursery Rhymes—Innocent Pledges—Parker’s— Chicken Fry—Mums—Athletics—Holsey’s Apartment—Butch and Bertha. First Semester Ethel Draper______ Virginia Bobbitt__ Mildred Creech____ Audrey Jones______ Marjorie Jennette June Holton______ Officers __President___ Vice-President _Secretary___ --Treasurer___ --Historian___ _-Chaplain____ Second Semester .Mildred Creech ____Nan Mattox _-Evelyn Parker -Patsy Trusselle _Lois Ann Moore Lucille Windley Members; seated, left to right: June Holton, Ethel Draper, irginia Bobbitt, Audrey Jones, Donna Horton, Dorothy Gregory, and Lois Ann Moore. Standing: Mildred Creech, Christine Murray, Irene Murray, Christine Williamson, Emily Holton, Nan Mattox, Marjorie Jennette, Patsy Trusselle, Evelyn Parker, and Lucille Windley. Faculty Advisers: Mrs. Doris Holsworth and Donna Horton. 63 •ptn Sklta amma Sam’s jokes—Our Best To Aou—Hinges worn out by late visitors—Love that girl—Stags— Come On-a My House”—Blue and Gold—Everlasting Brotherhood. First Semester Robert Brinkley. Manley Sanderson Lee Potter_______ Durward Tyson____ T. J. Barrett____ Donald Mallard__ Sam Jenkins______ Horace High_____ Officers ____President____ ice-President- ____Secretary____ ____Treasurer____ ____Chaplain_____ — Sgt.-at-A r?7is ____Historian____ House President Second Semester _Al Richardson -Durward Tyson ___Robert Hope _____Ray Tissot -Bill Bradshaw .-Gerald Waters Thomas Godwin ____Chip Smith Members: front row. left to right: Carrol Jackson. Bill Pierce. Ray Tissot. Robert Brinkley. Sam Jemkins, J. T. Boone, Thomas Godwin, and Robert Frazier. Second row: Fred Grady. Chip Smith, Donald Marcus, Robert Hope. Horace High, Donald Mallard. Lee Potter. Guy Elliott. Durward Tyson, and M. L. Adams. Third row: Dennis Nichols. Gerald Waters. T. J. Barrett. Belton High. Manley Sanderson. Bill Bradshaw, and Don Perry. Xot pictured: A1 Richardson, and L. L. Murray. 64 “You Name If’—Initiation—Student Directories—Dorcas, May Queen—Torch- bearers of Friendship—Hayride—Banquet—Tea—Green and Gold—Jonquil. Officers First Semester Second Semester Margaret Brown___________________President__________________Elizabeth Adams Beth Bissette__________________Vice-President___________________Mae Wilson Dorcas Piniero______________Recording Secretary_________________Nancy Allen ________________:_________Corresponding Secretary_________________Sarah Tart Theola Register__________________Treasurer______________Mary Helen Watson Elizabeth Adams___________________Chaplain_________________Barbara Hutchins May Wilson_______________________Historian___________________June Tomlinson Members; from left to right, first row: Mary Helen Watson. Nancy Allen, and May Wilson. Second row: Theola Register, Dorcas Piniero, Beth Bissette, and Jeurlene Bartholomew. Third row: Opal Roberson, Sarah Tart. June Tomlinson, Imogene Turner. Margie Taylor. Barbara Hutchins, and Elizabeth Adams. Not pictured: Margaret Brown. Belta H ignia 65 Women’s £s extet Lois Moore, Helen Watson, Mr. Lynn Brown. Rusty Tarver, and director; Lucille Janie Langley. Windley, Peggy Nichols, Mary W$t armonecrg Mr. Lynn Felix Labaki, Brown, director; Larry Billy Howard, and Paul Parler, Wilbur Ballenger, Crouch. Warren Mallard, 66 jfuture tSTeacfjerS of America The F.T.A. is made up of a group of students who wish to receive practical knowledge through lectures, movies and diversified programs that will better enable them to be the finest possible teachers of America in the future. Officers Joan Thorne __ Gloria Norris _ Betsy Miller _ Marshall Long _____President Vice-President _____Secretary ____Treasurer Members; seated, left to right: Joyce Harrell, Marshall Long, Betsy Miller, Gloria Norris, Joan Thorne, and Marie Harper. Standing: Mrs. Virginia House, Gerald Waters, Josephine Williamson, Emily Holton, Ann Webb, Conrad Jordan, Theolo Register, Geraldine Corbett, and Mildred Creech. Not pictured: Carolyn Ballance, James Early, Peggy Gay, Andrew Holliday, Worley Keene, Patricia Mewborne, Mary Sharpe Owens, Harris Spell, Jean Tucker, Opal Roberson, Audrey Jones, Margaret Brown, and Leonard Mann. 67 ; ••• • ■ Pa: - v is .,$ .■■$ m j'fSV ' ■-•■■ x;. • ••• ;. . 1. Catching anything??? 2. Time’s a-wasting, girls! 3. We call il class!,!! 4. E Gads, Yas Dot??!! 5. It's Leap Year, hoys! ! 6. The parson mows ’em down. 7. My! My! 8. Now, really, girls!?! 9. Oh, ain't that sweet. 10. Roomies. 11. Come on in. The water’s fine. 12. The pause of remembrance. 13. Oh, shucks! 14. The beauty and the beast! 15. A little off balance! 16. Take it easy, Sisters! 17. Sunbathing?? 18. Call it what you will!!! '68 ports “He is a poor sport that is not worth the candle George Herbert. Coacfung ls taff Jack McComas Andrew Holliday Varsity Coach Junior Varsity Coach ‘W Club The “A” Club was reorganized this year after two years of inactivity. It has succeeded in doing a good job of promoting sportsmanship around campus and among the intramural sports. Every member of the club has earned his letter by participating in one or more of the intercollegiate sports. Tom Callahan Paul McCrary Nick Siganos _ Jack McComas Officers --------------------------------------President _________________________________Vice-President ___________________________Secretary-T reasurer _______________________________Faculty Adviser Members, reading from left to right: Leroy Pittman, Herbert Ross, Jay Clark. Ed Lane, Jack McComas, Reid Ingraham, Roger Philyaw. Nick Siganos. Paul McCrary. Tom Callahan, and Joe Dennis. Not pictured: Gilbert Ferrell. iBasfeetbaU After football, most schools look forward to basketball. But at Atlantic Christian College it was a different story this year. Due to many difficulties, one being that of a necessity of men for Uncle Sam’s Armed Forces, football was suspended from the sports roster. Instead, the sports program was centered around basketball and baseball. The “Bulldogs,” having only three lettermen from last year’s season, saw a great number of freshmen eager to put out a winning team in the North State Conference. Jay Clark, Reid Ingraham, and Gilbert Ferrell were the veterans of the team. Although the team had more height than last year’s team, they were still at a dis- advantage. They were inexperienced at playing college basketball. But that didn’t keep them from playing some of the hardest-fought games ever to be seen in the college gymnasium. In most of the games the team led in the scoring in the first quarter, but it was just too much for our boys who were young. In many a game the “Bulldogs” had the opposing coach sweating it out even after the final whistle had blown. Several games were lost by only two points. When the team met East Carolina on January 18 in the college gymnasium, it was one of the battles of bitterest rivals in the conference. “Bohunkus,” the most prized trophy in any sports history even though it is just an old oaken bucket, left our campus after that game for a visit over at East Carolina. The fighting “Bulldogs,” who never give up, feel that little “Bohunkus” will get mighty homesick and want to come home around baseball season. Jay Clark Eddy Johnson The captain of the team and a good rebound man. A peppy little guard with a keen eye on the basket. The game with Lenoir-Rhyne was close. The “Bulldogs’ lost by two points, (a) Hebbe jumps for the ball! (b) Clark blocks the shot! 72 The “Bulldogs” battle with the Fort Bragg soldiers! Tom Pritchard Jimmy Peebles A careful fellow with the ball who feeds it to his teammates. A fine forward with an eye on the rebounds. 73 Reid Ingraham Gilbert Ferrell The team's pepperpot with easy A very steady player who has a fine movements. jump shot. The contest of the year! The “Bulldogs tangle with the East Carolina “Pirates ! 74 Bill Price James Hebbe A good driver as well as a fine car- A set shot artist who put in a great rier of the ball. performance as guard. Buddy Layne Billy Smith Has an excellent back shot along Employs the one hand push shot to with being a rebound man. a great advantage. 75 Ray Shiffner Uses his height to much advantage as center for the “Bulldogs. ’-' Jack Nelson An expert player on the rebounds for a big guy. Cfjeerleabers Left to right: Maxine Stanley, Gloria Norris, Rusty Tarver. Lynette Grumpier, head cheerleader: Lois Moore, and Carol Ann Smith. 76 Sntramurals Jack McComas Rebecca Tomlinson Ed Lane Mens Intramural Coach Womens Intramural Coach Intramural Director Women’s HtJjletic tesoctation The W. A. A. consists of all women students on the campus. Its purpose is to promote and sponsor intramural athletics, to develop qualities of leadership, and to provide for healthful living by free participation in recreational activities. This association is governed by a cabinet which consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, Team Captains and the Director of Physical Education. Officers Marjorie Jennette _________________________ Theola Register____________________________ Joyce Mallard _____________________________ Team Captains: Mickey Raynor, Catherine Brown. Mae Wilson. Mary Ann Oliver, Nan Mattox, Geneva Best, Delores Best, and Edna McPhail. __________President _____Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sntramural Cfjamptons Touch Football Phi Kappa Alpha Ping Pong Doubles Mary Lois Griffin, Joyce Harrell Volleyball (Girls) Phi Sigma Tau Ping Pong Singles Dot Gregory, Bobby Webb Volleyball (Men) Phi Kappa Alpha Ping Pong Doubles A. J. Holliday, Rocky Ingraham 7S iiaseball During the 1951 season, the A.C.C. ‘’Bulldogs were very successful in baseball in winning approximately two-thirds of their games. Many of this year s team were veterans of the former season. Those returning were Jay Clark, Reid Ingraham, Roger Philyaw, Leroy Pitt- man, Nick Siganos, Ed Lane, Paul McCrary, Tom Calla- han, and Gilbert Ferrell. These boys, along with their new team-mates this year have shown what one means when the umpire yells, “Play ball! Reading from left to right, first row: Raymond Fleming, Neal Carlton, Nick Siganos, Tom Calla- han, Armond Colombo, Bobby Horne, and Henry Woodard, Manager. Second row: Coach Robert Reynolds, Gilbert Ferrell. Paul McCrary, Jay Clark. Leroy Pittman, Bobby Tart, Cohen Tart, and Ed Alston. Assistant Manager. Third row: Johnny Brown, Milborn Felton, Roy Tart, Reid Ingraham, Ed Lane, and Roger Philyaw. !■ ( features These ave the pleasant incidents of our drama. So fleetingly they come and go. yet they make the bitter sweet. Home=Commg ©ueen Lois Moore, Barney McCotter, The Queen, Clayton Robertson, and Betsy Miller. Dorcas Piniero, Peggy Connor. Margaret Brown, Ann Webb, Nellie Rae Pridgen, Lois Moore, Joyce Harrell, Lucille Windley, Barbara Hutchins, Betsy Miller, Mary Lois Griffin, Elva Massey, Carol Ann Smith, and Bronna Brooks. Lucille Windley Pantego 1952 $ t l n n © e o u t e e n Miss Nellie Rae Pridgen Wilson Miss Dorothy Gregory Goldsboro Miss Christine Williamson W ilson Miss Jenny Lazzo Wilson Mr. Cecil B. deMille Hollywood Miss Lib Adams Henderson Mr. deMille, a movie producer and director from Washington, North Carolina, very graciously accepted the difficult task of select- ing the Pine Knot Queen. She was crowned at the annual Christ- mas Dance which was held on December 15, 1951. %)tv iilmrstp’s Court ,'X !wKw!v‘(V. v - liMi i® liltii Mrs. Elva Massey Elizabeth City Miss Barbara High Bailey Miss Dorcas Pineiro San Juan, Puerto Rico Miss Betsy Miller Wilson tDfjc Coronation Ceremony THE QUEEN IS CROWNED Fred Boyce, Editor of the Pine Knot, crowns Miss Nellie Rae Pridgen Queen of the Yearbook, as her attendants. Miss Dorothy Gregory and Miss Christine William- son look on. THE COURT Left to right: Lib Adams, Dorcas Piniero, Elva Massey, Dorothy Gregory, the Queen, Christine Williamson, Barbara High, Betsy Miller, and Jenny Lazzo. 84 Cfjrtsitmag Bance-Becemfcer 15,1951 Valentine Bance-Jfefjruarp 14,1952 Dorcas Pineiro May Queen m)t Opal Roberson Jean Tucker Nellie Rae Pridgen Mary Lois Griffin Marjorie Jennette Betsy Miller Joyce Mallard Theola Register Joyce Harrell June Holton 86 Andrew Holliday 1952 Court Herbert Ross Jay Clark May King Bobby Guy Marshall Long Craven Summerell Billy Tucker Lee Potter Paul McCrary Gene Sweat Charles Hussey 87 The Curtain is falling! This Great Drama has been lived—not only this year, but in the past years and in the years of the future. The stars take their final curtain call. The theatre is emptied in murmuring praise. Then the actors pause to recall the toil of the production— and the enjoyment. They pause and remember as we have recorded on these pages. It is now that we pause in remembrance of the hectic times we went through and the patience of those con- cerned in the publication of this book. The Faculty, when the students rushed in and out of classes for pictures; Dr. Hartsock, our adviser; Raines and Cox: Guy, Charlie, Walt, Elsie, Jean, and Dot; and Mr. Smith of Edwards and Broughton, the printers of this book, when we didn't meet our deadlines. It’s all over now and we remember —but “The Moving Hand writes, and, Having Writ, Moves On!” Fred and Nellie Rae. 88 fct)ertis;ement£ RAINES COX PHOTOGRAPHERS for ANNUAL STUDIO Carroll Building WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Five Points Nursery and Floral Co. 904 Randolph Street Mrs. Charles E. Ligon, Prop. DIAL 3928 BEST WISHES WALTER S. 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