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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1953 volume:

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Kinsey Ha 7- Old Be)) «pj 2) Vsroows COLLEGE KNOT Published annually b k. the student body ATLANTIC CHRISTIA m 1953 R , 2H.15L VV ' ■ - p fl53 CONTENTS History, of college faculty classes who's who organizations Sports •, activities advertisements assistant editor art editor . , • . • o photography editor sports editor business manager assistant business manager therese rabii jo ann moore ray tissot buck massey •. . • jr •. • • mickey raynor Wfm DEDICATION MRS. MARY WILSON COLLEGE NURSE It is with a genuine feeling of pride that we dedicate to you this, the 1953 PINE KNOT. We will always remember the friendly warmth of your greeting, the untiring devotion you have shown these past fifteen years, your ability to rais|M| out of a state of depression. With this pride we also feel a sincere humility in offering this small token in return for your years of service to Atlantic Christian. With this com- bination of pride and humility we, the student body, dedicate the 1953 PINE KNOT to you, “MA” Wilson. •wjm i MAYO 5 1983 No one who has ever been affiliated with Atlantic Christian College, whether it be in the capacity of administrator, instructor, or student, has ever left without the feeling that he is a member of the AC. family group. There is on our campus a certain intimacy, of which we are all proud, which encompasses us all in its scope. The faculty-student rela- tionship is one of individual friendship, a rare thing indeed on a college campus. We have tried to capture means of informal pictures and present the 1953 PINE KNOT. this attitude throughout the book layout designs. With this in mind by we Dr. J. J. Harper Why do historians’ minds turn to dates? Is it really history to say that Kinsey Seminary was built in 1898 . . . that it was taken over by the Disciples of Christ as Atlantic Christian College in 1902 . . . that nine years later Caldwell Hall was built as a dormitory for men . . . that during the five years from 1934 to 1939 the gymnasium, dining hall, heating plant, and chapel were completed . . . that a $400,000 women’s dormitory and a $200,000 li- brary were completed in time for the beginning of the fiftieth term of classes in September 1951? Or does history rightly trace changes in the personality of students and teachers—the sober, studious generation; the war-conscious generation; the generation of the Jazz Age; the hard-working, almost starving generation? years In order to get historical perspective we need not say in what order these generations came. Per- haps it is enough for us to be conscious that history plays no favorites. Just as not one in 1902 may have foreseen Harper Hall or Hardy Library, so may those first students have found little on which to base an opinion of the classes of ’53 and ’54. Have any moralists asked you, “Are you justify- ing the faith of your predecessors who struggled to get a broad education in a tiny college’’ Does this make you stop and moralize, “What faith ever en- tered my mind about the ACC students fifty years „ from now’ r5 Or is history going to be its own natural self— a steady record of our own studying in order to sur- vive and “may the best students win!’? i BOARD of TRUSTEES Charles F. Rouse... E. Leon Roebuck... M. C. Todd........ L A. Tart......... C. V. Cannon...... Lawrence Moye .. J. C. Warren...... A. D. Shackleford.. Eli Perry......... Rev. J. W. Sosebee Term Expiring 1953 .....................................Raleigh, N. C. ..................................Washington, N. C. .....................................Wendell, N. C ........................................Dunn, N. C. .......................................Ayden, N. C. .......................................Maury, N. C. ................................Newton Grove, N. C. ......................................Wilson, N. C. .................................... Kinston, N. C. .....................................Columbia, S. C. W. R. Roberson, Jr Zeb Brinson ....... A. W. Ange......... Elbert Peele....... John W. Cowell.. T. Bodie Ward J. Benbow Jones. .. Rev. W. L. Parker. C. 0. McAfee, Jr... Term Expiring 1954 ....................................Washington, N. C. .......................................Tarboro, N. C. ...................................Winterville, N. C. ...................................Williamston, N. C. .......................................Bayboro, N. C. ........................................Wilson, N. C. .................................Winston-Salem, N. C. .......................................Raleigh, N. C. ..................................Indianapolis, Ind. Term Expiring 1955 T. J. Hackney....................................... G. F. Loftin........................................ S. L. Roberson...................................... Dr. C. S. Eagles.................................... Dr. H. Galt Braxton................................. Curtis W. Howard.................................... Jack D. Brinson..................................... J. E. Paschali...................................... John Proctor ....................................... Rev. Robert Jarman.................................. ......Wilson, N. C. .....Kinston, N. C. Robersonville, N. C. ... .Saratoga, N. C. .....Kinston, N. C. .....Kinston, N. C. .. . Arapahoe, N. C. ......Wilson, N. C. . .Greenville, N. C. .Greensboro, N. C. Alumni Trustees Burney R. McCotter Dr. Millard Burt. . . John K. Wooten.. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Kinston, N. C. The President of ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE a letter from a TEXAN The sharp tenor of the winged bird, the soprano chirp of the cricket, the soft alto rustle of the trees, and the booming bass of the croaking frog all blend to create a vast symphony of nature. In like manner, there is a symphony of the campus. Eager minds capacitated with an apprehension of truth, warm hearts inherently aware of beauty, striving souls after goodness, and strong bodies dedicated to the quest of a cause worth living for har- monize to create a symphony of life. This is the world’s really great unfinished sym- phony, for the truly educated person is one who is insatiable in his hunger for the good, the beautiful, and the true. Registrar i Dr. Perry'Case Retiring Dean—Registrar • • •.. ... WMMm - i M .... Dr. James M. Moudy Academic Dean Milton L. Adams Business Manager—Athletic Director James E. Fulghum Director of Public Relations Office Staff William Owens....................Secretary to President Mrs. Bethany R. Joyner........................Assistant Registrar Mildred D. Ross..............................Bookkeeper Kathryn Lamm.....................................Office Secretary I TEACH I write no poem men’s.hearts to thrill, No song I sing to lift men’s souls; I To battle front no soldiers lead; In halls of state I boast no skill; I just teach school. I just teach school. But poet’s thrill f And singer’s joy, and soldier’s-fire, | And statesmen’s power—all—all are mine; $ For in this little group where still £ I just teach school Are poets, soldiers, statesmen—all: | I see them in the speaking eye, In face aglow with purpose strong, In straightened bodies, tense and tall, When I teach school. And they, uplifted, gaze intent On cherished heights they soon shall reach. And I inspired—therefore content, I still teach school i Mrs W. B. Boles, A.B. Instructor in Business Mr. Boles and Bill, Jr. Lynn Brown, B.M., M.A. Assistant Professor of Music N. C. Carr, A.B., M.A. Professor of Science 'ad of Science and Mathematics Department Mrs. Carr John W. Dunn, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Perry Case, A.B., B.D., M.A. Professor of Education Head of Education and Fine Arts Department Mrs. Case Mrs. Dorothy Eagles, A.B. Instructor in English '• ft xl{. Ola Fleming Librarian John M. Flowers, Jr., A.B., M S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Mildred E. Hartsock, A.B., M.A., PhD. Professor of English Head of English Department L. J. Howard, A.B., B.M. Assistant Professor of Music and Band Director Mrs. Howard rs. Doris C. Holsworth, A.B., M.A. iate Professor of English and Dramatics Jack McComas, B.S. Head Coach and Director of Physical Education Mrs. McComas and Jimmy James M. Moudy, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Academic Dean and Head of Department of Religion Mrs. Moudy, Linda, and Rosemary L. L. Murray, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Education Dean of Men i Rebecca Tomlinson, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education Assistant Dean of Women Laurence Smith, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Mrs. Smith, Allan, and Gary Neil Sarah Bain Ward, A.B., M.A. Dean of Women C S, Willard, Jr. A.B., MA Practice Teaching Mrs. Virginia House, A.B. Instructor in Education Albert R. Hoffman Building and Grounds Superintendent Mrs. Albert R. Hoffman Dietitian Nellie Rae Pridgen; Geraldine Corbett, Chief; David Finch Wilbur Ballenger Columbia, S. C. Christian Service Club 1, 2; Male Chorus 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Collegiate Staff 2; Bulldog Booster Club 2; Chapel Committee 2; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, Chaplain 3; Hesperian Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Stage and Script 2, 3, 4; SCA 3, 4; Chairman Religious Emphasis Week 4; Chairman of Recreation 4. Religion III | T. J. Barrett; Jr Skippers, Va. Transfer Louisburg College 2; Phi Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 2; House President 4; Treasurer 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Stage and Script ; America 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4. Elementary Education and Religion Future Teachers of Jeurelene Bartholomew Henderson Glee Club 1, 2; Women’s Athletic Association 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; Women’s Dormitory Council 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; House President 4. Elementary Education Frederick Von Bobbitt Zebulon James T. Boone Black Creek Phi Delta Gamma 3, 4; Chaplain 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. Science Ben G. Boyette Princeton William Glenn Brigman, Jr. Columbia, S. C. Christian Service Club 1,2; SCA 1,2, 3, 4; Men's Dormitory Council 2; Secretary 2; Hesperian Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; President 3; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Stage and Script 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; May Court 4. Religion Marie Britt Clinton Majorette 1 ; Chorus 1 ; Women’s Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3; SCA 2, 3, 4; Women’s Dormitory Council 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Collegiate Staff 4; May Court 4. Elementary Education William B. Brown McDonald Mary Lois C. Bryan Mount Olive Queen of 1950 Pine Knot 1 ; Science Club 1,2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, Sec- retary of Sophomore Class 2; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3; Secretary 2; President 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Secretary Junior Class 3 May Court 3; Ping Pong Doubles Champion 3; Most Outstanding Athlete 3 Golden Knot Honor Society 3. Elementary Education Geraldine Corbett — Zebulon Christian Service Club 1 ; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3, 4; President 4; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Treasurer Student Co-operative Association 3; Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Rotary Scholarship Cup 3; Marshal 3; Chief Marshal 4; SCA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. Mathematics and Science Joseph E. Dennis Durham Football 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3, 4; Pine Knot Staff 3 Sigma Alpha 3, 4; Secretary 4. ' V David Ray Finch Bailey Future Teachers of America 4. Primary Education Alice Daniels Finch Wilson Marshal 4; Future Teachers of America 4 Mathematics Emma jean Dickerson Louisburg Transfer Meredith College; Sigma Tau Chi 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4 Social Studies William J. Eason Tarboro William G. Edwards Wilson Jacquelyn M Fountain Wilson Band 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 2; Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. Social Studies Robert Frazier Henderson Phi Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Golden Knot Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Pan- Hellenic Council 4; Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; President 4. Mathematics Laura Curley Goldsboro Christian Service Club 1 ; Science Club 2, 3, 4 Teachers of America 4. Elementary Education Welton Ray High Sims Transfer University North Carolina 2; Phi Delta Gamma 3, 4; President 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Executive Board 4; Men’s Dormitory Council 4; Senior Superlative 4; May Court 4. Science Roger Holloman Stantonsburg Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; President 4; National Editor of LA HIDALGUIA 4; Rotary Scholarship Cup 2; Mar- shal 2, 3; Collegiate Staff 2, 3; Circulation Manager 3; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Delegate to Eastern Colleges Science Con- ference 3; Radio Workshop 4; Senior Superlative 4. French and Science June Holton Wilmington Homecoming Queen 1 ; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Christian Service Club 1, 2; President 2; Stage and Script 1,2, 3, 4; President 3; Collegiate Staff 2; Concert Committee 2; Phi Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 2, 3, 4; SCA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Worship Chairman 3; President 4; Chapel Committee 3; Pine Knot Staff 3; May Court 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4, Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. Religion and Elementary Education William Hooper Stumpy Point Transfer Campbell College 3; Phi Delta Gamma 3, 4; Men’s Dormitory Council 3; President 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4? Future Teachers of America 4; President Senior Class 4; Mono- gram Club 4; May Court 4; Senior Superlative 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. Social Studies Martha Frazier Howes Henderson Transfer Campbell College 3; Women s Athletic Association 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Delta Sigma 4, Future Teachers of America 4. Science s' % — : M Barbara Hutchins Winston-Salem J. Reid Ingraham Dunn Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Officials Association 1,2,3, 4; President 3, 4; Court 4; Senior Superlative 4. Mathematics and Physical Education Betsy Jean Jackson Wilson Anna Leighn Johnson Bailey Conrade Jordan Whaleyville, Va. ' Joyce Ann Joye St. Stephen, S. C. Transfer Newberry College 4; Stag and Script 4; SCA 4; Science Club 4 Collegiate Club-Editor 4. Mathematics and Science Milton W. King Essex Sigma Pi Alpha French William S. Knight, Jr. Newark, New Jersey ‘Y” Store Manager 2; Stage and Script 3, 4 Religion and English Felix George Labaki Wilson Collegiate Staff 1, 2, 3; Stage and Script 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Sophomore Class 2; Marshal 2, 3; Men’s Chorus2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Editor PHI KAP 3; Secretary 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer 4; Pine Knot Staff 2, 3, 4; Assistant Business Manager 2, 3; Editor 4; Chairman of Stunt Night 3; Golden Knot Honor Society 4; Senior Superlative 4; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges 4. Mathematics and Soan h Venus Lamm V., Stage and Script 1 ; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Dormitory Council 2; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Publicity Chairman 4; Future Teachers of America 4; May Court 4 Elementary Education Edward B. Lane Hertford Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Director 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Men’s Dormitory Council 2, 3; Officials Association 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class 4; Executive Board 4; May Court 4. Frances Langston Newton Grove Transfer Meredith College .3; Delta Sigma 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Pan-Hel- lenic Council 4; May Court 4. Elementary Education Sarah Tart Lewis Four Oaks tlffp Thomas J. Lewis Fayetteville Vernie Ruth Lockamy Dunn Warren Mallard T renton Transfer Duke University 2; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Stage and Script 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; SCA Cabinet 3; Men’s Chorus 3; Collegiate Staff 3; Phi Delta Gamma 4; Secretary 4; Senior Superlative 4. English and Religion Donald Marcus Wilson ■Ita Gamma 2, 3, English Intramurals 2; Phi Elva Massey Elizabeth City Betsy Miller Wilson Glee Club 1 ; Stage and Script 1, 2 Future Teachers of America 1,2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Secretary 3, Secretary of Northeastern Fu- ture Teachers of America Districts 3; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; May Court 3; May Queen 4, Secretary Senior Class 4, Representative to Student Legislature 4, Senior Superlative 4 Milton W. King Essex Sigma Pi Alpha French Cora Myers Pantego Christian Service Club 1 ; Stage and Script 1,2; Hesperian Club 1,2; Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; SCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapel Committee 2; Treasurer Sopho- more Class 2; Collegiate Reporter 2; Associate Editor 3; Editor 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Mar- shal 3; Senior Superlative 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 Religion and English Franklin R. Narron Middlesex Phi Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4' Science Club 2. Science Mary Anne Oliver Pine Level Stage and Script 1 ; May Day 1.2; Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2. 3; Team Captain 2; Secretary 3; Repre- sentative to Student Legislature 2; Feature Editor Collegiate 2; SCA 2; Delta Sigma 2, 3; Corresponding Secretary 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Senior Superlative 4. Social Studies Nellie Rae Pridgen Wilson Science Club 1.2, 3. 4; Secretary 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 1,2, 3, 4; Home- commg Court 2, 3; Sigma Tau Chi 2. 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 4; latomiis 2, 3. 4; Women’s Athletic Association 3; Pine Knot Women’s Athletic Association 3 Business Manager Pine Knot 3; May Court 3; Marshal 3 Tot Honor Society 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4 perlative 4. Science Jessie Quinerly Grifton Transfer Woman’s College University North Carolina 2; Stage and Script 2. 3. 4; Secretary 3; Women’s Dormitory Council 3; Student Chair- man of Concert Committee 4; Future Teachers of America. Primary Education Jesse Riggs Bayboro Science Club 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Historian 2; Assistant Treasurer 3; Editor PHI KAP 4; Marshal 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4. I� Ruth Sanderson Beulaville Transfer Woman’s College University North Carolina 3; Phi Sigma Tau 3, 4, President 4; Women’s Dormitory Council 4, Secretary 4; Pan Hellenic Council 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Senior Superlative 4; May Court 4. Primary Education W. Calvin Slavin Rocky Mount 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4 Mr. Future Teacher 4. Sigma Pi Alpha 2 Vice-President 4; David Smith Wilson Fort Barnwell Basketball 1, Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; New Year King Attendant 2; Officials Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; President 4; Science Club 4; May Court 3, 4; Main Attendant 4; Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4; Senior Superlative 4. Business Administration and Social Science Alex Taylor Stantonsburg Science Club Social Studies Craven Sumerell Transfer East Carolina College; Women’s Dormitory Council; Future Teachers of America; Women’s Ath- letic Association. William- E. Tucker Greenville Transfer East Carolina College 3; Representative to Student Legislature 3; Collegiate Staff 3; May Court 3; May King 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Stage and Script 3, 4; Hesperian Club 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; SCA 3, 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Chap- lain 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Chapel Committee 4; President Student Co-operative Asso- ciation 4; Senior Superlative 4; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. Social Studies, English, and Religion Francis Durward Tyson Greenville Men’s Chorus 1 ; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Christian Service Club 1,2, 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage and Script 1, 2, 3, 4; Murray Hall Council 2; SCA 2; “Y Store Manager 2; Men’s Dormitory Council 2, 3; Vice- President 3; Phi Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Vice- President 3; Historian 4; Science Club 4; Treasurer 4. Science Beulaville Rebecca Thomas Altha Jean Warren Newton Grove Sigma Tau Chi 3, 4; Women's Athletic Asso ciation 3, 4; President 4. Social Studies Martha Webster Pinetown Christian Service Club 1 ; Stage and Script 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Sigma Tau Chi 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 4; Pine Knot Staff 3, 4; Women’s Athletic Association 3, 4. Primary Education Amos Ward Westbrook Newton Grove Science Club; Sigma Alpha 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Men’s Dormitory Council 4. Science Alvah Whealton Black Creek Transfer Wake Forest 2 Teachers of America 4: Science Thelma B. White Belvidere Transfer Women’s College University North Carolina 2; Stage and Script 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4. May Wilson Wilson Mills Hall Proctor 1,2; Collegiate Staff 2; Delta Sigma 3, 4; Team Captain 3; Vice-President 3; Reporter 3; President 4; SCA 3; President Women’s Dormitory Council 4; Senior Superlative 4. Jesse Yates Wilson Pernecy C. Yelverton Fremont Vice-President Caldwell Hall 1 ; SCA 2. 3, 4; Sig maVi Alpha 2. 3. 4; Senior Superlative 4. Religion and English ' Ii Most Popular B Etfj cdiiLUi Bitty BucfiEZ Most Likely To Succeed J oqE’i cHoLLoman Cj-Oiaan Best All-Round g.un.s cLioLt on BilL cHoofizx Most Talented cf utlz JSanclzzion ULol? Most Dependable oza Wittiest LP. CL. '7ULniton d ![cuj ( ]Ci[ ion Best Dressed ofi nton ' ll' az Most Intellectual 2£ doz(js.tt d zLi. wSmt wBm Best Looking z LL JM£,LLl cR t am Joe Woodworth, President; Velva Pearce, Vice-President; Richard Eakin, Treasurer; Anne Spivey, Secretary. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Aubrey Flowers, Cora Myers Doris Ray Barnes Nashville Lester Earl Adams Greenville Nancy Allen Greenville illi i John Hubert Burress Saratoga George Brinkley Wilson Mildred Blackmon Whitakers William C. Byrd Warsaw Peggy Connor Wilson Kelly Byrum Rytand Janie Creel Seven Springs Hilda Crocker Pine Level , Eleanor Culbreth Goldsboro Janette Curlin Wilson Faye Dai I LaGrange Dorothy Darden Eureka Marjorie Doss Portsmouth, Va Aileen W. Davis Elm City A iIliam H. Draughn Wilson J. David Etheridge Oak City Gloria N. Etheridge Sanford Aubrey Flowers Wilson Gilbert Ferrell Wilson Thomas Godwin Goldsboro Wiiliam S. Goodson Greenville Ml lill! ■Hni yiyK' . mmmk - Noah B. Hill, LaGrange H. P. Hocutt, Jr Wilson Margaret J. Harriss Roanoke Rapids Stacy M. Honeycutt Salemburg Lebert A. Howes Selma Walter L. Hood Bonneau, S. C. Annie Joyner Wilson liilii Rebecca James Goldsboro : «§K Martha J. King Newton Grove Frances Langford Nashville Phillip A. Lamm Castalia Betty Knight Newark K. Carroll Kennedy Goldsboro R. Donald Kennedy Goldsboro M. Carolyn Lee Barnesville Louis Todd Wendell Peggy L. Martin Greenville Nan Mattox Wendell Jeanie McLawhorn Vanceboro Edna McPhail Clinton James D. McPhail Tomahawk Wayman Montague Goldsboro Lois Ann Moore Ayden Georgia Morris Kenly ■I Irene Murray Lucama Dennis Nichols Sims Syble Oglesby Morehead City Evelyn Parker Four Oaks togi-W- Obi L. Parker Sims Velva Pearce Zebulon Clarence M. Perry Wilson William R. Pierce Wilson Annie W. Rackley Clinton Allen Ross New Bern Peggy Shackleford Fremont Clinton F. Small Kinston Dorothy L. Smith Walstonburg Mary Ann Snakenburg Wilmington William H. Smith Fremont ■V Geneva Squires Counci i Anne Spivey Maxine Stanley Smithfield ■ ' ' ,, ■ ; ' ■ ■ H MM- Illlliwl PIIP1I $|p$j 'CC.. v A pp; r? f 'A k Bk J ..iff:: $?©, ' ' v ■Pflp? PS i IP Sfe if i .; -:.:x ;: k ;ppp |lr • ' ff wMMww m-m- 1 . Tqnllinson ■ irifton M JM IB M-pK-kf. Ann Webb Wilson Robert Webb Wilson Janet G. Weeks Smithfieid ss :? Patricia A. White Tarboro Shirley Whitley Goldsboro George Willoughby Dunn Guy Wilson Winterville Judith Winstead Elm City Joe Woodworth Erwin Gus Wooler Wilson ?.’:V ■ mmmi wpm : ■ ■ Wwm%%. ■ ■ I lf� U'i MfjQtt+iAm WMm SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Tom Pritchard, President; Dolores Best, Secretary; Therese Rabil, Treasurer; Eddie Johnson, Vice-President. Cecil Willis, Therese Rabil Emily De Adams LaGrange Albert Alexander Plymouth Benjamin Bernier Puerto Rico Dolores Best Mt. Olive Eugene Braswell Micro Patricia Burgess Rocky Mount Michael Cudse Wilson Paul Crouch Aiken, S. C. Kathryn Cottle Rose Hill William Daughtridge Rocky Mount George Davis Fremont Connie Davis Wilson Margaretta Flyth Rocky Mount Harold Hinnant Kenly Mol I ie V. Hester Greenville Virgil Howard Pikeville Annie G. Johnson Benson Edwin M. Johnson Raleigh Jimmy Jones Bailey Joseph H. Jones New Bern James E. Joye St. Stephen, S. C. James T. Lamm Wilson Janie Langley Nashville Carol A. Lee Greensboro June C. Lamm Wilson Jenny Lazzo Wilson Joyce Maxwell Albertson Norman C. Mosely Littleton Peggy Nichols Greenville Dennis R. McClees Columbia, S. C. A Lucille McLamb Clinton Jo Ann Moore Greensboro John H. O’Connell Wilson Eleanor O'Neal Middlesex Carl K. Parrish Wilson Mills Jimmy Peebles Raleigh Delano O’Neal Middlesex Paul A. Skinner Wilson Therese Rabil Wilson Samuel W. Pridgen Wilson Donald Shackleford Fremont Wilbur E. Smith Elm City Pauline Stephenson Willow Springs Doris Strickland Spring Hope Fitzhugh Thompson Pine Level L. Edgar Vick Stantonsburg Robert A. Tart Dunn Jean Ward New Bern Rusty Tarver Charlotte Patsy A. Tharp Leland Faye Watson Lucama John A. Charles F. Wilson Selma C. Jackson Woodard Wilson Sa Mpjg mmmmmm -v.. Darrell Huffman, Vice-President; Ca I lie Proctor, Treasurer; Peggy Ward, Secretary; Don Stanley, President. Madeline Albritton Snow Hill Mary R. Albritton Snow Hill Ina Albritton Snow Hill Jacqueline Austin Willow Springs Jerry Ball Charlotte Hilda P Banks Wilson Bertie Barham Wendell Helen F. Bass Newton Grove Cleo Batchelor Wilson M Jerome Batchelor Wilson David Batts Wilson Sadie R. Bell Kenly L. J. Benton, J r. Fremont George F. Bettis Marietta. Ga. Norma G. Blackman Four Oaks Betsy D. Bobbitt Rocky Mount Wesley Cobb Farmville Marjorie Blinson Clayton Thomas E. Bogue Fremont Franklin D. Brown Bailey Eleanor R. Carlisle Snow Hill Stanley Carr Clinton Loraine Carroll Raleigh Bobby Cashwell Clinton Charles G. Caviness Raleigh Carolyn Cherry Mount Olive Atha J. Corbett Lucama Harriet Corlett Southport J. L. Creech Kenly Lovia Creech Smithfield Roger L. Creech Selma Arthur M. Dail Mount Olive James K. Davis Kenly i Sara J. Davis Wilson Mary H. Godwin Dunn Mary E. Griffin Dudley Jackson B. Harris Aurora Irene Glover Bailey Leslie H. Ham LaGrange Bobby R. Hastings Halifax Ruth Hathaway Wilson Eleanor E. Hatsell Hubert Sarah A. Harris Grantsboro Darrell E. Huffman Newport William E. Hill Kenly Frank Hinson Dunn H. C Hilliard. Jr. Walnut Cove James W. Holmes Raleigh Eugene C. Hinton Micro Billy E. Holloman Elizabeth City Eugene Hill Moncks Corner, S.C. Shirley House Charleston. S. C Ruth N. Jackson Wilson Gloria D. Jordan Ransomville Lee A. Joyce Madison Joan Kelly Cameron Ralph J. Kennedy Wilson Peggy L. Lamm Lucam a Grace Y. Landen Wilson Joan Langston Four Oaks James D. Lee Benson Mary Lou Lee Dunn Ruth C. Lewis Irma B. Luper Eureka Rocky Mount Tim McCoy Snow Hill Charles R. Meacombs Middlesex Margaret Meeks Wilson Vivian Muns Ayden Carolyn Murphy Snow Hill Estelle Narron Middlesex Martha Neeley Goldsboro Elisha Proctor Stantonsburg Dwight Norville Walstonburg Eula Phillips Wilson James R. Davis Wilson Rebekah Robbin Wilson Bobbie O’Neal Whitakers Jean Phillips Grifton Selby Raper Kenly Iris Rose Four Oaks Joyce Outlaw Mt. Olive H. F. Pierce Wilson Barbara Rice Wilson Jean Rose Newton Grove Robert Overcash Durham Elizabeth Rumple Winston-Salem Agnes F. Peedin Selma James M. Sauls Fremont Delbert Scott Goldsboro Virginia Tew Clinton Joseph Savage Moncks Corner, S. C. Shirley Shingleton Stantonsburg Donald Stanley Winston-Salem Fred C. Stone Bailey Richard Swain Walkertown Mildred C. Tart Rocky Mount Jo Ann Thomas Farmville Wilma Lee Stewart Smithfield Alma Grey Thorne Elm City Owen Strickland Bailey Bobby D. Swindell Fairfield Jean Thornton Newton Grove Cecil Temple Sims Dorothy Thorne Elm City Betty J. Trott Richlands Franklin Warren Bailey Arthur Westbrook Newton Grove Tom Turnage Snow Hill Harold Warren Newton Grove Perrine Vail Pikeville David Watson Kinston Jacquelyn Vick Wilson Vera Weathersby Wilson Samuel Wainwright Stantonsburg William Weathersby Wilson Peggy Ward Rocky Mount Carl S. Wheeler New Bern Delano Whitley Enfield Jerry Williams Fuquay Springs Murray C. Williams Mount Olive Odell Williams Clinton Billy A. Williford Wilson James Winborne Sims Jimmy Ray Willis New Bern Joyce Lee Winborne Wilson J. C. Winstead Elm City John E. Yelverton Wilson Richard V. Ziglar Winston-Salem Who’s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges 1 Geraldine Corbett, Zebulon 2 Bill Hooper, Stumpy Point 3 Billy Tucker, Greenville 4 Cora Myers, Pantego 5 Felix Labaki, Wilson 6 June Holton, Wilmington 7 Joe Woodworth, Erwin STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Ray Tissot............ June Holton........... Billy Tucker......... Suzanne Gill......... Nobody knows the trouble they’ve seen.” But everybody at Atlantic Christian College knows that the democracy of our student-faculty government is distinctive and effec- tive. The six faculty members and eleven students who make up the Executive Board of the Cooperative Association play many parts in many campus dramas. Now, they are financiers, carefully dispensing the funds for student activities; again, they are a sober tribunal, weighing the serious factors in disciplinary matters. They are vigilant to discover any project which may be developed for the benefit of the whole college. Rain or fair weather, they will be found every Monday night deliberating in their meet- ing room in the library. These seventeen people are our Executive Board. But we— a|| of us—are the Cooperative Association. We are not afraid of dictators or inqui- sitions. We govern ourselves in the best traditions of democracy. Vice-President .... Secretary .... President ,... Treasurer T GOLDEN KNOT Geraldine Corbett, President Robert Frazier, Secretary Nellie Rae Pridgen Barbara Hutchins Joe Woodworth Felix Labaki June Holton Ray Tissot Nan Mattox ■ '■y.-'Y- . CMISTIA8 ASSOCIATION MMNMna a : :, i: -fcfele 1 . 3 ■ , -■.■- . -.1 :• ?v ' ; MMMMHlMiM (f ?U . • •• -V _-OftenDi f ) ywv t ri eu • U-jMM v L l V ■ ••• v: il •- ' I r - a p i : The ultimate goal of the group composing the Student Christian Association of Atlan- tic Christian College is the promotion of a deep sense of religious conviction on the campus. This goal is sought after through the undertaking of such projects as vesper services, discussion groups, wholesome recreation, and charitable drives. Under the present plan, upon entering A. C. C. one automatically becomes a member of this organization. The volunteer group who choose to support the ongoing of the asso- ciation do so through the channels of worship, study, and action. Jean Ward...............................................................Worship Chairman Velva Pearce.........................................................Discussion Chairman Barbara Hutchins .....................................................Secretary June Holton...........................................................President Geraldine Corbett ...................................................Treasurer Jo Ann Moore.........................................Chairman Publicity, Drives Wilbur Ballenger...............................Chairman Recreation, RE Week DORMITORY First Semester Second Semester Pictured Not Pictured Faye Dail ................................ Hall Proctor . Evelyn Parker............................. Hall Proctor . Dolores Best.............................. Hall Proctor . Ruth Sanderson ..............................Secretary . .. Mildred Blackmon.......................... Hall Proctor , Marie Britt............................... Hall Proctor , Jerry Bartholomew ........................House President Miss Rebecca Tomlinson................... Assistant Dean Rebecca Thomas ........................... Hall Proctor Barbara Hutchins............................ Treasurer . May Wilson...................................President . . Biss Sarah Bain Ward......................... Dean ... Jean Dickerson Jerry Ball Marjorie Doss Ruth Sanderson Dorothy Darden Lois Ann Thomas Altha Jean Warren Miss Tomlinson Shirley House Barbara Hutchins Joyce Joye Miss Ward COUNCILS Mr Albert Hoffman..............................Buildings anci Grounds Superintendent Eugene Braswell......................................H11 ley Dormitory Representative Amos Westbrook..................•......................... Sigma Alpha Representative Welton High..............................................Town Students' Representative Carroll Kennedy................................................Caldwell Hall President Tommy Godwin...................................... . . .Phi Delta Gamma Representative Dr. T. J. Eskridge....................................................Assistant Dean Bob Guy................................................................ Secretary Joe Woodworth ......................................................... Vice-President Bill Hooper............................................................... President Dr. L. L. Murray........................................... . .............. -Dean Not Pictured Jimmy Willis.............................;...............Caldwell- Hall Representative;.;.;' Bobby Webb................................. . .■... Phi Kappa Alpha Representative ; ;• •}; ■■ ' . v- '- • ; .. ■ 1 I ■ y , • • {J jects. iney to to get. But afl ACC had the : Usually the red-eved for a Side walk blocks | courthouse.” rave been more. 1 had to write Jenny only had Jenny to exert our ran, spe week that we sheeted, and up town, wh You would know our wa teacher eseor er, he didn’t It was a littl some of the body knows classes are. ird as planning to outlie experience was good for her; |n cents in tips. B!aefe|nan’s per- ch rmihg hall she to loin; no, you iOt the T. V. pro- Has Bfcen Club”, uve en quite ng her “uke”, but ling enough. ! pledges initiated ead of the mem- rn, they were still orority and each number of well dies, had three new mm Wm I WILSON, N. C For This Issue EDITORIAL BOARD Iditor-m-Chieik_ - sociate Editor leligion Editor.. — ..Robert D. OvercaSh ------------Shirley House -------------Janice Creel -------------Joyce Joye ---------------Jerry Ball 1!----------Dorothy SnAhit -----Mary A. Snakenburl ..........j. Mamie Davis __________Mar j orie BHn§g|l ..... -....Richard Mzmm ------------ Marie Britt, Jack Woodird iss t Feature Editor savour, wherewith iss% Girls Sports Editor k ys Sports Editor____ iss% Boys Sports Editor. . ocial Editors-------------- scholastic ratii have set aside have begun it the knowledge is just as com; literature is ji as difficult. ACC is strar from another s the warm and derful flood of which they di they came. A grows into a j its occupants. ‘ Matt. 5:13 onderful passage Jesus ladng Christians. “Ye ; hf the earth,” he as- Anrf odeed, that is not o claim for those wrho he life that corresponds things of Jcssffcjs. It is ) know and to love the ..Gloria Joan K BUSINESS BOARD business Manager ____________ assistant Business Mang, !irculation Manager. issTt. Circulation Manager, idvertising Staff-.__________ .............. Vivian Muns _____________- Patsy Wells ______Darrell Huffman, Don Stanley, Jack Woodard, Ann Spivey, Jerry Batchelor ...........Scottie Stallhigs -------------- Lee Howard taff Photographer 'acuity Advisor... DRAKA. Sjnft i 'V V ' lm: ■ . ' “V:• • • 8g|i . y :■ , Members: Bob Guy, President; Calvin Slavin, Vice-President; Anne Webb, Secretary, Gloria Etheridge, Treasurer; Betsy Miller, Program Chairman; Nancy Allen, T. J. Barrett, Jerrie Bartholomew, J. T. Boone, Marie Britt, Kelly Bynum, Lorianne Carroll, Geraldine Corbett, Janie Creel, Eleanor Culbreth, Alice Daniels, Dot Darden, Aileen Davis, Jean Dickerson, Marjorie Doss, William Edwards, David Finch, Jackie Fountain, Martha Frazier, Peggy Gay, Tommy Godwin, Laura Gurley, Margaret Harris, William Hooper, Virgil Howard, Lebert Howes, Betsy Jean Jackson, Becky James, Annie Grey Johnson, Bob Jones, Conrade Jordan, Annie M. Joyner, Adrain Lamm, James Lamm, Venus Lamm, Ed Lane, Frances Langford, Ruth Lockamy, Nan Mattox, Lucille McLamb, Lois Moore, Irene Murray, Franklin Narron, Mary Anne Oliver, Nellie Rae Pridgen, Jessie Quinerly, Therese Rabi I, Ruth Sanderson, Peggy Shackel- ford, Anne Spivey, Geneva Squires, Pauline Stephenson, Craven Sumerell, Rebecca Thomas, Martha Webster, Thelma White, May Wilson, Judy Winstead, Mickey Raynor, Joe Killmgsworth, Richard Swain. F.T.a Editorial Staff: Ray Tissot, Jo Ann Moore, Fell Labaki, Therese Rabil, Joyce Joye, Maxine Stanley Loraine Carroll. il Loraine - CarroH, Martha Webster. Wmm wmm : ' • teWii 5 : • lilsil ;- ■ ’■ ■ Robert Frazier President Venus Lamm Publicity Chairman Martha Webster Secretary Connie Jordan Vice-President Durward Tyson Treasurer 1 Nancy Allen Program Chairman m, —m fMlllI .4; vtJ1 W IJIPiL'f' - - ■ ,,' ' ' y; ..y ; r : J - , lpMy ■ . ' ■: . :•••? mmi Xf m ( %$ I ,: . ; yy yy; yCC-C Mi I I ;iC§! ik.. ‘’ wym i� el - A ,yV- ■ V ..•' fi WV+'A - V , { ' ' ' . Tryouts 'y Rehearsal Scenery Directing Performance mm mwm ■ ■ - : •: Makeup Costumes Bertie Barham, Richard Bene, Jerry Ball, Loraine Carroll, Frank Bettis, Eugene Hill, Billy Gardner, Darrell Huffman, William Draughn, Gene Edgerton, Shir- ley House, Joyce Joye, Vivian Muns, Richard Ziglar, Jimmy Howard, J. C. Winstead, Marjorie Doss, Mrs. Doris Holsworth, Director. Mrs. Doris Holsworth Jessie Quinerly Anne Spivey Mr. Lynn Brown Suzanne Gill Mrs. Dorothy Eagles Not Pictured: Mr. Lee Howard Richard Gurkin £ A A COitiitilTl 1 SIGMA PI ALPHA National Language Fraternity Fraternite' Nationale de Langues Nationale Sprachen Vereimgung Fratermdad Nacional de Lenguas Members: Roger Holloman, President; Cecil Willis, Vice- President; Evelyn Parker, Treasurer; Robin French, Secre- tary; Geraldine Corbett, Felix Labaki, P. C Yelverton, Mrs. Edna Long Boykin, Mrs. Lee Howard, Cora Myers, Lois Moore, Nellie Rae Pridgen, Benjamin Bernier, Billy Tucker, Calvin Slavin, Raymond Tissot, Irene Murray, Jo Ann Moore, Sammy Pridgen, Annie Morris Joyner, Mr. Lessie Murray, Jessie Riggs, Mrs. John Dunn, Milton King, Don Marcus, Faye Dail, Carroll Kennedy, Pat Bprgess, Dot Darden, Don Stanley, Billy Weathersby, Vera Weathersby, Peggy Winstead, Nan Mattox, George Brinkley, Mrs. E. A. Johnson, Esther L. Long, adviser. Glenn Brigman aWMBBt.---. - • . HESPERIAN CLUB Richard Eakin Wilbur Ballenger, President Oliver Rand Billy Tucker David Smith HARMONEERS nn Brown, Director, Jerry Batchelor, Gene B ’ Ballenger, Jimmie Burnette, Felix Labaki, . GIRL’S ENSEMBLE Mr. Lynn Brown, Director, Eleanor Hatsell, Shirley House, Evelyn Yinoulis, Ruby Wiggins, Peggy Nichols, Libby Rumple, Mol Iie Hester, Peggy Martin, Mary Helen Wat- son, Marjorie Blinson, Janie Langley. MIXED CHORUS BAND Mr. Lynn Brown, Director. First row: Marjorie Blinson, Lois Moore, Annie Rackley, Janie Lang- ley, Hilda Crocker, Pauline Stephenson, Martha Webster, Harriet Corlett. Second row: Lib Rumple, Venus Lamm, Jeame McLawhorne, Mary Helen Watson, Irene Glover, Doris Barnes, Callie Proctor, Mol lie Hester, Peggy Martin. Third row: Evelyn Yinoulis, Vivian Muns, Jackie Vicke, Jerry Batchelor, Ruby Wiggins, Alice Harris, Eleanor Hatsell, Bruce Strickland, James Hemby, Felix Labaki. Fourth row: Richard Ziglar, Eugene Bras- well, Paul Crouch, Billy Smith, Bob Guy, Jimmie Burnette, Peggy Nichols, Shirley House, Ruth -ockamy. Not pictured: Wilbur Ballenger, Peggy Cay, Rita Tyson. Mr. Lee Howard, Director, L.. J. Benton, Jr., Billy Gardner, Richard Ziglar, Billy Draughn, Frank Denning, David Batts, Peggy Ward, Felix Labaki. Thomas Eatmon ' « MRS m m Ms ■ 1 ..... I President .............................Jim Peebles Secretary..............................Jenny Lazzo Treasurer.............................Robert Frazier First Semester Roger Philyaw—Jim Peebles..................2A Joe Woodworth—Billy Draughn............... 4 KA Welton High—Robert Frazier................ 3 Ar Ruth Sanderson—Jenny Lazzo................ £2T Gloria Etheridge—Connie Jordan............. 2TX Second Semester ......Jesse Yates—Jim Peebles .Craven Sumerell—Bobby Webb Tommy Godwin—Robert Frazier .....Nan Mattox—Jenny Lazzo . .Dot Smith—Mildred Blackmon A2 Frances Langston—Carol Ann Lee Nancy Allen—Carol Ann Lee First row: Tommy Godwin, Vice-President, President; Billy Swindell, Corresponding Secretary; Bill Pierce, Historian; Bill Hooper; Donald Marcus, Reporter; Robert Frazier, Treasurer; Donald Shackleford, Re- porter; J. T. Boone, Chaplain, Recording Secretary. Second row: Ray Tissot; Franklin Narron; W. L. Hood, Corresponding Secretary, Vice-President; Durward Tyson, Historian, Sergeant-at-Arms; Pat O’Neal, Sergeant-af-Arms; Bill Boles. Honorary Member; Mr. Milton Adams, Honorary Member; Mr. L. L. Murray, Sponsor. Third row: Mr. Russell Arnold, Sponsor; T. J. Barrett, Jr., House President, Treasurer; Adrian Lamm, House President; Guy Wilson; Harold Hinnant; Welton High, President; War- ren Mallard, Secretary, Chaplain. Not pictured: Bobby Jones. DELTA GAMMA First row: Lois Ann Thomas; Mary Helen Watson, Chaplain, Jean Ward Second -row: Peggy Shackelford, Historian; Janie Creel, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Albert Hoffman, Sponsor; Nancy Allen, Treasurer, President; May Wilson, President; Jerry Bartholo- mew; June Tomlinson. Third row: Velva Pearce; Hilda Crocker, Historian, Carol Ann Lee, Treasurer; Barbara Hutchins, Recording Secretary, Chaplain; Mary Ann Oliver, Corresponding Secretary; Cora Myers; Frances Langston, Vice-President; Doris Tyndall; Martha Howes; Dolores Best, Corresponding Secretary. Not pictured: Sarah Tart; Mrs. James E. Fulghum, Sponsor. First row: Joe Dennis, Secretary, Chaplain; Billy Smith, Treasurer, Vice-President; Sammy Pridgen, Reporter. Sec- ond row: Roger Philyaw, President; Jim Hebbe, Sergeant- atV rms; Tom Pritchard, Treasurer. Third row: Jesse Yates, President; Buck Massey; Jim Peebles, Reporter, Secretary. Not pictured: Mr. Jack McComas, Sponsor; Amos Westbrook, Vice-President; Johnny Willoughby, Chaplain. SIGMA ALPHA a::- a Seated: Irene Murray, Vice-President; Lois Moore, Chap- lain; Ruth Sanderson, President; Ann Webb, Secretary, Historian; June Holton; Jenny Lazzo, Secretary. Stand- ing: Suzanne Gill; Mrs. Doris Holsworth, Sponsor; Peggy Nichols, Chaplain; Evelyn Parker, Treasurer. Not pic- tured: Mrs. Jan T. Boles, Sponsor; Faye Dail, Treasurer, Vice-President; Nancy Johnston; Nan Mattox, Historian, President. First row: Craven Sumerell, Vice-President, President; Bob Guy, Treasurer, Chaplain; Joe Woodworth, President ; Billy Draughn, Secretary, Vice-President; David Etheridge. Second row. Bobby Webb, Sergeant-at-Arms; Gilbert Fer- rell ; Louis Todd; Allen Ross, Treasurer. Third row: Lebert Howes; Billy Gardner, Historian; Oliver Rand; Eddie John- son ; James Joye; Lester Adams; Jessie Riggs. Fourth row: Billy Tucker, Chaplain; Billy Smith; Mr. John Dunn, Spon- sor; Clayton Roberson; Fitzhugh Thompson, Sergeant-at- Arms. Fifth row: Jack Woodard, Reporter; Felix Labaki, Secretary; Mr. Lynn Brown, Sponsor;’Bill Eason; Dick Eakin, Honorary Member; Don Kennedy. Not pictured: Wilbur Ballenger, Glenn Brigman; Fred Bobbit; Joe Jones; Carrol Kennedy; Tommie Lewis. SIGMA TAU First row: Martha Webster; Dot Smith, Secretary, Presi- dent; Dot Darden, Corresponding Secretary; Syble Ogles- by, Vice-President; Jean Dickerson, Secretary; Peggy Martin. Second row: Maxine Stanley; Marie Britt, Chap- lain; Mary Ann Snakenburg; Rebecca James, Reporter; Jo Ann Moore, Treasurer; Gloria Norris Etheridge, President; Ruth Lockamy, Vice-President; Jackie Fountain. Third row: Annie Morris Joyner; Jerry Corbett; Mary Lois Bryan, Honorary Member; Nellie Rae Pridgen, Correspond- ing Secretary; Therese Rabi I; Venus Lamm, Treasurer; Connie Jordan, Chaplain; Joyce Wilkerson; Mildred Black- mon; Janet Weeks, Reporter. Not pictured: Lula Curl in. Honorary Member; Peggy Gay; Betsy Miller; Altha Jean Warren; Miss Rebecca Tomlinson, Sponsor. —1, i : !-:;vv:v : r': • : Wmmlmmm : ' ■:V • ' mwm j .p w : y m T-, jBp A. C.’s popular varsity coach is Jack McComas of Shelbyville, Indiana. He played three years of var- sity ball for the State Wolfpack. This is his second year of coaching. Last summer, McComas was man- ager and third baseman for the Wilson Tobs. He led the Coastal Plain League in home runs with twenty- five to his credit. Starting last year with not much height on his ball club, he has built a good strong team that has shown plenty of ability, speed, and accuracy this year, a tribute to his very able coach- ing and persevering spirit. JACK McCOMAS—VARSITY COACH COACHING STAFF The Junior Varsity has been fortunate this year to have Coach Tom Pritchard to guide them. He graduated from Contentnea High School at Kinston, then had coaching positions there and at Moss Hill High School. Later he signed professional baseball as a pitcher in the Detroit Tiger Chain, hurling for Davenport, Iowa, in fifty-one and for Tarboro in fifty-two. He is a Sophomore at A. C. and besides coaching the J V.’s he serves as pitcher’s coach in baseball. TOM PRITCHARD—JAYVEE COACH Ed Lane Gilbert Ferrell, President Reid Ingraham Eddie Johnson Roger Philyaw Bill Hooper Tom Pritchard Bill Price Jim Peebles Jim Hebbe Mr. Jack McComas, Sponsor CLUB CHEERLEADERS Lois Moore, Head Harriet Corlett Marjorie Doss Libby Rumple Mollie Hester Rusty Tarver Jerry Ball Maxine Stanley The Women’s Athletic Association is an organization for all women students. Its purpose is to promote and sponsor intra- mural athletics, to develop qualities of leadership, and to provide for healthful living by free participation ir recreational activities. This group is governed by the Athletic Cabinet, which consists of a j president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, team captains, and the director of physical education. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Mary Ann Oliver. Madeline Albritton Martha Howes.... Altha Jean Warren Mollie Hester Bobbie O’Neal.... Miss Tomlinson. . . Mamie Davis .... Nan Mattox....... Mickey Raynor .. . Dolores Best .... ....................Secretary ...................Daredevils ..................Delta Sigma ....................President ....................Vagabonds ..................Blue Tangos Director of Physical Education ....................v....Jets ...............Phi Sigma Tau ........................Coons ....................Treasurer j BASKETBALL Basketball has become the biggest attraction on the A. C. campus. After a poor season last year, nobody expected too much of this year's Bulldogs. But we’ve seen some great games and thrilling moments. Ingraham is the only senior on the team. The Juniors are Gilbert Ferrell, and Kelly Byrum, a transfer from Campbell Junior College, who has given the team the spark it needed this year. Jim Hebbe, Jim Peebles, Bill Price, and Eddie Johnson are the sophomores, and three freshmen who have added a great deal to the team are Jerry Williams, Delano Whitley, and Gene Egerton. With not much experience but a lot of spark and hustle, the Bulldogs scored impres- sive victories over High Point, Guilford and Catawba while dropping three close ones, real heart breakers, to Elon, Appalachian, and Lenoir-Rhyne. In every game, win or lose, the Bulldogs have played hard and shown great sports- manship. The success of this year’s team makes us look forward eagerly to next year when A. C. should have more experienced players and perhaps some new height which is the biggest need of the squad this year. KfH Co-Captains Gilbert Ferrell—Jim Peebles Howard Ham High Scorer Jack Woodard, Odell Williams, Jose Dominquez, Howard Ham, Jim Willis, Guy Wilson, Team Captain, Jack Harris, Sammy Pridgen, Joe Jones, Billy Williams, Jack Denning, Pritchard. Edgar Vick, Coach Tom Rebecca Tomlinson Girls’ Director Ed Lane Men’s Director INTRAMURALS I Ping Pong Singles Velva Pearce—Jim Willis Girls’ Volley Ball Delta Sigma j Touch Football Phi Kappa Alpha Girls’ Ping Pong Doubles Martha F-lowes—Mildred Blackmon b. ' I ft 1 -L. wgm i m V: . ■ :-y :: ; . • • ' mrnm ' +:$Rg� s8 2g - . , V I j CS ■. ■ , 1$ cf ' xN: V 1' X -- ftex ;;|f xx x , ' ' §S� SSS§P S?g f gSv-- • X.:--■• :■.':v-:' r Willi ijIMIi W': I mBm Jl 'i H(Wih ri't—1 Has he asked you yet? . . . You said “maybe” when you were so anxious? . . . Hey, any of you guys know anybody who doesn’t have a date for the dance tonight? . . . Oh, help me get my formal ready, I'll never make it! . . . Can I wear your black shoes tonight? Who’ll ever forget those wonderful evenings of dancing, singing, playing, everybody having a great time while they put aside their worries for a few hours? Yes, aching feet and a clear, refreshed mind are signs of a typical A.C. social function. room activities Work and play—questions and answers—humor and seri- ousness—ignorance and knowledge—contradictory though they be, these terms are indicative of our typical classroom activity. Regular classes, Saturday classes, evening classes all have their place in the curriculum to make it full and varied. Here we offer a ring-side view of this activity. Do you remember? . . . SOCIAL SCIENCES PHILOSOPHY - RELIGION - -- ■, - « «a 8J i LANGUAGES - AUDIO VISUAL i CHEMISTRY - PHYSICS ENGLISH COMMERCE MATH V CL-ir D IroL Yv K . £ 4 C2 = £A v A'V'xr Vclb + 9 A't' A y = A I TOP HAT DANCE NOVEMBER 7, 1952 POST-GAME DANCES CHRISTMAS SONG-FEST QUEEN HOMI Jo Ann Thomas ALUMN i ms not Bum our H£R TAC£ f L£7S QOfLO A ! etccEP, atrrip tTLATIT C dOLLiCC OCTOBER 17-18, 1952 . MAH BETSY MILLER May Queen MAY 3 GLORIA ETHERIDGE Selected Attendant 953 ni WKMm 'Wz m Marie Britt Barbara Hutchins JUNE HOLTON Elected Attendant Venus Lamm Frances Langston Lois Moore Ruth Sanderson Ann Webb Judy Winstead COURT CRAVEN SUMERELL Elected Attendant Glenn Brigman Billy Draughn ■ 1$ mmMfm ■ ■ : ’ ffgp| 111 WM Wf?- Gilbert Ferrell Welton High ■ , V y ’: .■V:?:-;:'? IM1 ■H mmm '■CX-U'.' ■ s wL flfejy ::: Hl., M Bill Hooper Ed Lane Reid Ingraham Roger Philyaw DECEMBER 17, 1952 THE QUEEN THE CORONATION CEREMONY j ' 7 •: 7 7: | Jp . ON ' s • ' . ' ■ ;V :■ :y.y ilp lllli « W' { '' .;«n . : I ■■■I __ ' I V .V .•?$ 8Bap|gsag« i 8 li I ! 11 ■, I if ■ ■■ ■ ■ H §■ ''' -'.i' n ' fra m n :p m fee� I 1953 Following the usual custom of having our year-book queen selected by a famous personality the staff this year asked Bing Crosby to judge the beauties nominated by various organizations on the campus. Mr. Crosby graciously con- sented, and pictured on the opposite page is the girl of his choice, Jo Ann Thomas, a freshman from Farmville. Jo Ann was crowned PINE KNOT queen at the Christmas dance—a highlight of the dance. On the following pages are her attendants and other contestants. m f ' IU m 4 m 1 H • i- ':VW V.}. . Jj Nfl ' ' A ‘ '■ I§i !«f l - IU m mrn ia.e ' - .rl ( i’ s ' Sfs J i - ’ p� .t -'V'-'. 'j ',31, - . - ■Mi • • . . . Virginia Tew — 1st Attendant w Wttr ■■ mmWm §f|pf| ' I | I . m 1 w mm. - ; A RFft mem wMMi?- MM Wi m Mm ■ ■ � ®fe Mary Shep Hammons — 2nd Attendant Sponsored by Sophomore Class Jo Ann Moore Sponsored by Stage and Script • .. . , W, y s. : A 'IVJ-', I £ xSgm v; � W .- ■« , V m V m i I , I ■■ '■■ V' ' '• ‘ PAm:v :;' fi :- . . - mm . Ill y | ||| y v ''' - , ; VMM '.h f • x v- ' illIII ' . y, y. gfe V. , 0 V Ruth Sanderson Sponsored by F.T.A. Jackie Fountain Sponsored by Senior Class Carolyn Lee ii Sponsored by Pan Hellenic Council Marie Britt Sponsored by S.C.A V? . „ mmm V .1 lli ; ' :- ■ ; mnm■ t m mwm I ; MBBBMHI §11 Hi i £j - - . Anne Spivey Sponsored by Junior Class Aqu! Io tiene ud!—Yes, here you have it, the product of our efforts, made possible and presentable, we hope, through the splendid co-opera- tion of our staff and a few other interested people not included on our staff. We would like to acknowledge the contributions of Lee Howard, Jim Fulghum, James Hemby, and Stoney Quick. Their assistance has proven invaluable to us. We owe a word of thanks for their services and gratitude for their patience to Dr. Hartsock, our business adviser, and Felix and Mickey Mr. Arnold, our editorial adviser. Mickey Raynor Business Manager Felix Labaki Editor Mr. Russell Arnold Dr. Mildred Hartsock 1—A Sunday afternoon. 2—Aftereffects1 3—Wow1 4—Big party? 5—Having fun. 6—Wha' Happen? 7—Have a swell time1 8—What’s this! 9—Sitting Pretty 10- -Western Carolina? 11—Not a Harper Hall girl! 12—Legs? 13—Smile pretty! 14—Waiting? IS 1 K boy? 16--Going somewhere? 17- Oh, No! 18—Posing? 19—Answer to a prayer! mi wm -' r', t , f - - ' V,' ;„ Vt St «£ iM ■ ',% - ! feP' U r . §|L M T i-ys,!- ■ w ■■■ : v; : ; :■:« • •:■' ■ % - :• ■:■: ■: m ’ “� ' i :■?' :■•■ :': ■ - :, 4 t Ip Jfe M i i jw ■ •. vVwiv-kW « 1SHS � « 38®K� :; ’ jggjjgj' ? «R •: : 1—Long, Long Ago. 2—Making believe that’s him. 3—Happy Days are ahead. 4—Hail, Hail, the gang’s all here. 5—Leap frog. 6—Wonder what he sees? 7—Is this the administration? Let’s go boys! 8— Bored? 9—What’s cooking? 10—Hitch-hiking? 11—Weeping Widows! 12—Four stooges?5 bv$y cm ktWTACi Hi � ,v JlL w y-iy 01 A HI M - ■frn mi 7s fe%VHTIi| M II2 ||f||AD H � S$ i It n mi ■ . . v i- .'--'• ;•••.. • v v • ■ mmmmmi. ■W$ZW 1—School spirit. 2—Marching to doom! 3—Whose progress? 4—Put her down, girls! 5—Still living? 6—Rough pledges. 7—Hit’em harder! 8—Someone’s birthday? 9—Mournful critters. 10—What’s the paddles for? 11—Get it clean. 12—What did you lose? 13—Can you blame them for staring? 14— •Three blind mice. 15—Try Hadacol, gals! ’hum WjllUIl' •2? : mmm igms wsmjtsm 5 I SKS ffSSSSSg fW® mmMtmmm PwPfFP i '4 i .'■ ? ii V' S sv •: ; t-i I� k i . Qy Sl-jy o E- C-C r. • .Li- it- r • •' ■P . P Rr v p s ’ r o 'Pvaqv . .■ - . ■'•: ■ -t' C' t - o ■ -:• p- Ei.:r v RAINES and COX PHOTOGRAPHERS for ANNUAL STUDIO Carroll Building WILSON. NORTH CAROLINA BRANCH BANKING TRUST COMPMV of NORTH CAROLINA WILSON ELM CITY GOLDSBORO FREMONT SELMA KINSTON NEW BERN PIKEVILLE FAYETTEVILLE WALLACE WARSAW FAISON TRENTON PLYMOUTH WILLIAMSTON NEW ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L r- HOWARD ADKINS INC. QUALITY MEN'S WEAR WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM BELK-TYLERS Wilson's Shopping Center r- S WALTER S. HINES BARBER SHOP Briggs Hotel 208 East Nash Street C- r- r- BRIDGERS PAINT WALLPAPER CO. 125 South Tarboro Street Phone 4428 ARTISTS SUPPLIES AND BRUSHES FINE PIANOS, RECORDS, RADIOS, ORGANS W. C. REID CO. Phone 4779 115 S. Goldsboro Street Wilson, N. C. WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY We Sell Everything To Build Anything c. r- C. WOODARD CO. INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES, SAFES, SHOW CASES, OFFICE AND RECEPTION ROOM FURNITURE Telephone 2450 105 North Douglas St. WILSON, N. C. 1 JIMMIE DEMPSEY, INC. r——■-----------------------------— -? ------------—-n r- '7 r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------—•----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 r- � ] l[ 3 Stores in Eastern North Carolina WILSON AND GREENVILLE MICKEY'S GRILL Waterworks Road Sandwiches of all kinds) STEAKS—CHOPS—CHICKEN OETTINGER'S Men's Store—Department Store i For GOODness’ Sake! -i ■ 7 r———- 7 r- Compliments of WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY WM. HINES BARBER SHOP 130 South Goldsboro Street jj WILSON, N. G I; ————--------. .----- ---------------------- Compliments of !| HUNT FUNERAL HOME WILSON = STANTONSBURG !’ Compliments of r- MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHION WILSON, N. C. The Fashion Center for Thrifty Women Compliments Of THE SWINSON FURNITURE CO., INC. FURNITURE-HARDWARE 106-108 W. Barnes Street Phone 4436 Rear Moss Co. ■ j “7 JEFFERSON APPLIANCE COMPANY r- i n Compliments of P. L. WOODARD CO., INC. FARM SUPPLIES The College Girls' Shop A R S H A Y ' S LADIES' SHOP Apparel That Appeals WILSON, N. C. 4 L '7 BLAIR'S —REX ROBLEE SHOES SHOE REPAIRING For Men and Boys 105 South Goldsboro St. - . . r- FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE OF SPORTS AND OTHER COLLEGE ACTIVITIES-READ THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Wilson County's Only Newspaper It regularly goes into more than 10,000 homes in Wilson's trading territory -4 ART CLOTHING STORE 114 South Goldsboro Street STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN r- i r CARTER'S, INC. Wilson's Largest Credit JEWELERS 102 W. Nash Street Phone 6203 BLACK CREEK DRUG CO. BLACK CREEK, N. C 1 4 ir «4 L r- I r- GILL'S RADIO SERVICE 207 E. Green Street Phone 4317 Specialists in Radio, Television, Sound SERVICE FOR YOUR PLEASURE WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Best Wishes To the Students Congratulations To The Graduates! WILSON-CAROLINA THEATRES WILSON'S LEADING THEATRES WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY 125-127 South Goldsboro Street FURNITURE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 NATIONAL BANK WILSON . NORTH CAROLINA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation '7 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 T-----------------------------------------------------------7 r i L TWEETIE'S SMART SHOP Where The College Crowd Gathers Reliable Merchandise at Low Prices Compliments of BRUCE LAMM Where Young Men Like tojJYade WILSON, N. C. DIXIE SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL, PAINT AND GLASS Phone 5132 Wilson, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM COLLEGE BEAUTY SALON Thrift is a Maxim of Success ! WILSON INDUSTRIAL BANK ;! Savings Deposits Christmas Club ;! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ; j! _ _ _ 'I L------------------------------------------------,-----------------— ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ i Compliment of MOSS COMPANY INC 'TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT WILSON, N. C. JOYNER'S FUNERAL HOME Telephone 3134 AMBULANCE SERVICE 107 N. Pine Street •WILSON, N. C. Compliments of BARKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters for Entire Family 201-203 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N- C PHONE: Day 2579 Nite: 4759-3408-4763-5247 DICK'S ELECTRICAL CO, State License No. 213 MAYTAG-HOOVER CROSLEY-HOTPOINT Sales and Service 307 East Nash Street WILSON, N. C. TERMINAL DRUG STORE Opposite A. C. L. Station Reg. No. 1812 Phone No. 2101 WILSON, N. C- HACKNEY TIRE COMPANY Distributors B. F. Goodrich Co. Tires and Batteries National Carbon Co.—Prestone and Batteries WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WILSON, N. C. Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY THOMAS-YELVERTON COMPANY BETTER FURNITURE Phone 3121 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Play Refreshed •.. Have Coke Before the fame, during the fame, after tha gama,« frmty battle of ice old Ceea-Cele is eo nfml , BARNES-HARRELL COMPANY Compliments of THE CHERRY HOTEL Nash Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Silverware Chinaware CH U RCH WELL'S S nc. JEWELERS CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Watches Jewelry BOAZ BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Evelyn J. Raynor Miss Willie Iris Perry Proprietors NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 4020 PARKER'S BARBECUE 2 Miles South on Hwy. 301 WILSON, N. C. Special Dining Room for Parties Serve Anywhere For Any Number L MATTHEW I. BOYKIN, JR. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 4935-5930 N- C. License 2054 SotdUe ut baMed 9 pc. AUTOGRAPHS