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

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Kinsey Hall— A place where students of five decades have learned the meaning of education; the endless strug- gle to find the meanings of life through the wisdom of the ages—through books------------- A place where religious life is intertwined with the other aspects of education; where all denomi- nations may experience a Christian learning process; where Christianity has become a part of the student’s daily life--------- A place for social development; where opportunities for friendships flourish; where common ex- periences form a binding tie that lasts--------- A place which, standing in the heart of a bustling and growing campus, symbolizes the efforts and roles of men in the past, who seeing possibilities of a unique Christian college, combined into one structure the necessities of a beginning---------- A place which stands now crumbled and worn, yet showing a dignity of accomplishment and achievement; which, long after it has gone, will still remain in spirit to provide the torch for progress----------- To thee, Kinsey Hall, we dedicate this, the Pine Knot of 1956.

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ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Coeducational. Opened 1902 by Disciples of Christ n building earlier uvxi by Kinsey Ins 6 locks N.W. To the sacred halls of Kinsey That we’ve come to love so dear, We sing this song of sadness As our parting is near. We will not forget your mem’ries Of the years we spent with thee; Though your walls remain no longer You will live eternally. And now your halls are hushed; No footsteps can you hear Echo down the halls and disappear. And as we sadly leave Our hearts will ever grieve To know that you no longer will be here. To the sacred halls of Kinsey Where we lived and learned so well, With hearts of love and sorrow Every voice bids farewell.

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