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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
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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
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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?
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