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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

is published annually by the students of Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, North Caro- lina. College days arrive and pass quickly—while hours of toil spent in achieving success —while hours of play spent in fellowship—are no more than memories. In the Pine Knot we try to recapture these memories, hoping that these pages will constantly bring back to life those pre- cious hours spent during our stay at Atlantic Christian. 1 In memory we live out our past. In hope we anticipate things yet to come: But now, only now, is ever ours. Anonymous CONTENTS the president board of trustees dedication administration faculty adjuncts students organizations campus activities sports advertisements STAFF . . . is prepared on the campus of editor-in-chief peggy mitchell Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N. C., and printed by Edwards associate editor carolyn miles Broughton Co., Raleigh, N. C. art editor bob whiteley business manager ray taylor student photography claude anthony feature editors patt murray sarah brown emily waters tommy willis student editor jean poythress sports editors russell carter libby griffin ida sue neighbors flora griffin betsy boykin 4 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE • WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Office of the President December 18, 1957 .Dear Students: Ky heartiest congratulations to t he Pine Knot staff for the job well done in the production of the 1958 edition of Pine Knot It records in attractive pictorial form the people who have made this year one to be remembered All those who have been a part of our campus family during this year and have contributed to the fulfillment of the ideals of our College are to be most highly com- mended. Memories of our association with one another will be heightened each time we thumb through the pages of this volume. I extend a special word of greeting to our graduating seniors. All of us wish for you the deeper joy and satis- faction which come from wise and constructive use of broad knowledgej new insights and deepened loyalties. Arthur D. Wenger President AjjWs JB 5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Arthur D. Wenger President T. J. Hackney, Sr. Chairman Board of Trustees T. J. Hackney, Jr. Chairman Popular Gifts W. N. Hackney Chairman Special Gifts James I. Miller W. R. Roberson, Sr. Co-Chairmen Development Program George H. Adams Ross Allen A. W. Ange H. L. Barnhill H. Galt Braxton Harry J. Berry Jack D. Brinson Zeb Brinson T. Ed Brown Millard P. Burt John W. Cowell Z. B. T. Cox S. M. Cozart C. S. Eagles T. J. Hackney, Sr. T. J. Hackney, Jr. Curtis W. Howard Buck Jones W. L. Kennedy Lawrence Moye J. E. Paschali Elbert Peel Ely Perry John Proctor Sherwood Roberson E. Leon Roebuck Charles Rouse A. J. Russell P. D. Saunders A. D. Shackleford Paul C. Southard L. A. Tart Kermit Traylor Harold Tyer T. Boddie Ward Bowden Warren E. J. Wimberly Neal Wyndham The 1958 Pine Knot is dedicated to a person we all know, love, admire, and appreciate. Mr. George H. Swain, we have found you a friend, an example, and a guide. Your smile, the nod of your head, and the twinkle in your eyes endear you to each one of us. Department Our of Business strength from your wholehearted inter- est and leadership. It is with great pride, we dedicate the 1958 Pine Knot to you, Mr. George H. Swain. finds much DR. J. P. TYNDALL Assistant Dean Professor of Science MILTON L. ADAMS Business Manager JAMES D. DANIELL Director of Student Recruit- ment and Alumni Affairs JAMES E. FULGHUM Director of Publicity and Special Activities BYRON WELCH Director of College Development ADMINISTRATION DR. RANDALL B. CUTLIP Academic Dean Professor of Education and Psychology MRS. BETHANY R. JOYNER Registrar SARAH BAIN WARD Dean of Women LOUISE M. MORRIS Assistant Dean of Women JOHN E. WEEMS Admissions and Special Student Services ROBERT C. MORROW Dean of Men WALTER GRAY Librarian MRS. ESSIE DAVIS Caldwell Hall House Mother MRS. MARY WILSON Nurse MRS. SUSAN GIBSON GRAY Assistant Librarian EARL J. McFARLANE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. DAVID GRAY Dietitian RUSSELL ARNOLD A.B., M.A.C.A. Chairman of Department of Fine and Practical Arts BENJAMIN BARDIN A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business MRS. JAN T. BOLES B.S., Graduate Work Instructor in Business 12 MISS ANN BULLOCK A.B., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Psychology and Education ROBERT G. CAPPS B.S., M.A., Graduate Work Associate Professor of Social Science ED. L. CLOYD, JR. B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education GORDON E. COKER B.S., M.S. Instructor in Health and Physical Education JAMES V. COBB A.B., B.Mus., M.A. Assistant Professor of Music DR. GUS A. CONSTANTINE A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Associate Professor Acting Chairman of Depart- ment of Psychology and Edu- cation MRS. ROBERT G. CAPPS A.B., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Educa- tion and Psychology ______,, •? JOHN W. DUNN B.S., M.A., Graduate Work Assistant Professor of Mathematics DARRELL HARBAUM B.S., in Music Ed., M.Music Assistant Professor of Music DR. MILDRED E. HARTSOCK A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English MRS. DOROTHY D. EAGLES A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English DR. VIDA ELLIOTTE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Education ROBERT P. HOLLAR A.B., M.A., Graduate Work Associate Professor of Science MRS. HUGH B. JOHNSTON A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English MRS. DORIS C. HOLSWORTH A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English and Drama LEE J. HOWARD A.B., B.Mus., M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music HUGH B. JOHNSTON A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Language i. ’A..% j m ' • m i} f 35? x X ' • II ■ - WILLIAM E. PHILLIPS, JR. B.S., M.A. Instructor in Business DR. ESTHER L. LONG A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages JAMES E. McCOMAS B.S. Head Coach and Instructor in Physical Education DR. DANIEL McFARLAND A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Social Science WILLIAM T. RAMSAY A.B., M.A. Instructor in English E. G. PURCELL, JR. A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor of Religion ALLAN R. SHARP A.B., B.D., Graduate Work Associate Professor of Religion JACK SCUDDER A.B., M.A., B.D., Graduate Work Assistant Professor of So- cial Science and Religion MICKEY RAYNOR A.B. Instructor in Health and Physical Education BILL RAY ROBERTS B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business DR. VERE H. ROGERS A.B., B.D., D.D. Associate Professor of Religion GEORGE H. SWAIN B.S., M.A., M.Ed. Associate Professor Chairman of Department of Business MRS. GEORGE H. SWAIN B.S., M.A., Ed.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics WARREN R. TAIT B.Ed., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Sci- ence' and Mathematics Wm. F. TROUTMAN, JR. B.S., M.A., Graduate Work Associate Professor of Social Science MRS. LYNNE N. WEST B.S., M.Ed. Instructor in Business JANET WINSTEAD B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Science PARKER R. WILSON B.S., M.A. Instructor in Social Science GENE BARNES A.B. Instructor in Dancing PERRY CASE A.B., B.D., A.M., LL.D. Dean Emeritus and Professor of Religion and Philosophy Semi-retired S. G. CHAPPELL A.B., A.M., Graduate Work Adjunct Professor of Education MRS. JAMES CANNON A.B. Instructor in Physical Education C. H. HAMLIN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Social Science Semi-retired I A VIRGINIA H. HOUSE A.B., Graduate Work Instructor in English MRS. ALLAN R. SHARP A.B., M.R.E. Adjunct Instructor in Mathematics JOHN N. HACKNEY, JR. B.S. Part Time Instructor in Business G. S. WILLARD, JR. A.B., M.A., Graduate Work Adjunct Professor of Education Arthur Bishop Philadelphia, Pa Sylvia Allsbrook Scotland Neck, N. C David Blackwood Raleigh, N. C. COLLEGES John Browning Raleigh, N. C. Ollie Cuddington Kenly, N. C. Libby Griffin Wilson, N. C. Mavis Griffin Elm City, N. C. Joyce Duvall Harrison Hickory, N. C. UNIVERSITIES Evelyn Rachel High Wilson, N. C. : $ Carole P. Hines Goldsboro, N. C. Henry Powell Wilson, N. C. Lawrence Prevatte Lumberton, N. C. THIS PUBLICATION 18 NOT THAT OR THE PUBLICATION KNOWN AS OF A N. MARQUIS WHOB WHO IN AM ES Jesse Short Wilson, N. C. JU J-j JC-r V-? ALi O to congre AMONG 5 This org Marjorie Trott Richlands, N. C quarter century and i dent void of all fees, The students rec from approximately committees are instr student's scholarship extracurricular activ promise of future us( WHO'S WHO AM1 COLLEGES awards e on the campus either vides a placement or seeking employment, publication, or for an ection of yo ICAN UNIVJ i existence : j :ognition for a college stu- A. J. Walston Wilson, N. C. L A buwau OU A V 1L.C Carl Weaver Four Oaks, N. C Y our son did not p attention because we h or both make ideal odfts. send a gift certificate will be mailed when 1 engraved with your s you before Christmai son are required to c order would be cance Again, let us coi him as a member of the world. ion each year are nominated sities. Campus nominating Laking their selections, the Leadership in academic and id service to the school; his ERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND ite of recognition, presented r in the year. Also, it pro- ssist seniors and graduates e student for inclusion in the o iciidered by the organization. ok. We bring this to your •cepting orders. . . Also, either vrm would like f itation at in July, f recognit stand tha' lould sene xt a nr� H . HPR:mw B-N Norman Watson Wilson, N. C. son. We fish him c rely your ■ � f] Pettus Randall ;or Tommy Willis Beaufort, N. C. i ' mmm I m Ji ■ ■ . .. S s j 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Art Bishop............President Littlejohn Faulkner Vice-President Rachel High...........Secretary Marjorie Trott........Treasurer CHIEF MARSHAL Sylvia Allsbrook Widgeon Elizabeth V. Allen Goldsboro Elementary Educ. Dallas C. Ayers Williamston Social Science Bobby Rex Bailey Kenly Business Eugene J. Baker Lucama Religion Ray S. Barbre, Jr. Kinston Business IlDt? Thomas L. Barnes Elm City Religion Edward A. Baroody Smithfield Business Russell Bartholomew Rocky Mount Business David Henry Batts Wilson Math Billy R. Bennett Bellarthur Religion Donald Lee Bennett Edward Math Arthur H. Bishop Philadelphia, Pa. English i i i k ■ Roney B. Bunn, Jr. Kenly Business Ollie Cuddington Kenly Business h Lydia Agnes Crowe Enoree, S. C. Business John S. Castelloe Wilson Science Thomas F. Carter Rocky Mount Durocher W. Cooper Wilson Business John W. Daniel, Jr. Elm City Chemistry Agnes Louise Davis Goldsboro Elementary Educ. Bobby Ray Davis Middlesex Math Shirley Rose Davis Wilson Business Ed W. Deese Rocky Mount Business Ellen Dudley Dennis Greensboro English Wesley Barnes Doles Elm City Math ; ;;x: ;’x ;X: Thomas Eatman Wilson Business l 1 William B. Eisele Pikeville Religion Sylvia Gray Farmer Wilson Elementary Educ. Bartel Fruendorfer Raleigh Social Science L. T. Faulkner, Jr. Wilson Business Julia Gray Felton Wilson Dale B. Gainey Goldsboro Social Science James M. Thomas Wilson James E. Fodrie Beaufort Physical Educ. Frederick A. Garrett Henderson English Delton R. Glover Middlesex Business Willie E. Godwin Elm City Business Sherrill Goodman Dunn Social Science mm |i Peggy Jean Gurkins Asheboro Elementary Educ. Joyce D. Harrison Wilson Elementary Educ. Evelyn Rachel High Wilson Elementary Educ. Martha H. Hayes Wilson Elementary Educ. J. David Herring Wilson Chemistry Carole P. Hines Goldsboro Elementary Educ. John S. Huffstetler Wilson Business Charles E. Hughes Rocky Mount Science Kay E. Johnson Clinton English Martha H. Jones Fuquay Springs Elementary Educ Roland West Jones Snow Hill Religion Peggy C. Kornegay Goldsboro Elementary Educ. i i James Ray Lamm Lucama Business Richard E. Lee Clinton Business Ruth Liner Wilson Larue Matthews Angier Business Lewis R. Melton Tarboro History William Lee Moore Smithfield Business James Pete Moskos Wilson Business Malcolm F. Mitchell Wilson Business Boyd F. Owens Wilson Physical Educ. Norman T. Norville Wilson Business Jean Poythress Stantonsburg Elementary Educ. Johnny F. Quinn Wilson Math Robert E. Raybon Wendell English L. T. Prevatte Wilson Social Science Jerome Rhodes Kenly Chemistry Sally May Rogers Wilson History Wm. Parks Scudder Wilson Business Jesse Short Wilson Business Durwood H. Sinclair Clinton Elementary Educ. James M. Sitton Independence, Kans. Religion Harry D. Stephenson Wilson Social Science Walter Stevens Goldsboro Beanie Strickland Dunn Elementary Ednc. Thomas Stott Sims Math Jodie T. Strickland Middlesex Math Mary Susan Sugg Dunn Elementary Educ. I • [I i i i Edd Leamon Suggs LaGrange Social Science Robert A. Tart Dunn Business Marty Temple Zebulon Physical Educ. David F. Thompson Smithfield Ethel W. Thornton Dunn Marjorie Ann Trott Richlands Business James E. Turner Gatesville Betty B. Toler Lumberton Elementary Educ. Wm. Wood Uzzell Goldsboro Social Science Elizabeth S. Vinson Roseboro Business Norman T. Watson Wilson Business Cecilia Wang Taipei, Formosa English Carl T. Weaver Four Oaks History Albert J. Walston Wilson Business Gloria Ann Webb Stantonsburg Elementary Ecluc. Donald R. Viverette Enfield Business i Jimmie Webb Stantonsburg Physical Educ. Julius Lee Whitley Stantonsburg Betty Coker Webber Wilson Business Ruby H. Whitley Selma Elementary Educ. Shirley S. Whitley Goldsboro Sylvia A. Widgeon Scotland Neck Elementary Educ. Reynolds Wilborn Fuquay Springs Business John W. Williams Wilson Physical Educ. Marion E. Williams Wilson Tommy Lee Willis Beaufort Physical Educ. Charlene Willoughby Ahoskie Elementary Educ. Betty Wilson Louisburg Social Science Henry B. Woodard Wilson History John J. Wright Middlesex Math CAMERA SHY William Fenton Ambrose Priscilla Davis Ballance Owen Davis Batten Benjamin Bernier Brent McClees Braswell Bruce Norman Conyers Edward Eugene Dawson Harvey Allen Eldridge, Jr. Moses Gray Farmer George Allen James Sherrill Hooks Johnson Patrick Wayne Jordan Warren Blount McDevett Earlene Noles Betty Britt Perkins Tommy Rhodes Daniel Lee Smith Ruth Tiernan 42 Raiford Harris Fulghum Frankie G. Weems JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jimmy Trivette.........President Dick Tyson........Vice-President Frances Howard.........Secretary John Carter............Treasurer John Allen Elizabethtown Sidney N. Askew, Jr. Norfolk, Va. Verna Lou Barnes Autryville Margaret M. Batchelor Wilson Claude Anthony Wilson Loretta Jean Barnes Elm City Sybil Bass Dunn Vivian Benton Wilson I James Warren Bishop Philadelphia, Pa. Richard G. Blackburn Ingold Paul Blake Lucama Joseph Blowe Ahoskie George Boswell Wilson Barbara Ann Butler Elizabethtown Robert William Cobb Rocky Mount ;— A m 1 m 1 1 mmm 1 I :: i vj PI L A £ J E I F I I Priscillia L. Boyette Kenley Russell Edward Carter Dunn Rex Cooper Washington | I l Ruel Connor Craft Saratoga Nancy Campbell Cutts Oxford Anita Ruth Davis Rocky Mount Louise Duncan New Bern Louis Lyman Eason Macclesfield Beverly Edwards Miami, Fla. Betty Davis Whitakers Frank Brinson Early Lewiston Louis C. Eaton, Jr. Norfolk, Va. Gregory D. Edwards Fountain Mack Edwards Newton Grove Odell Faircloth Dunn Barbara Knight Felton Wilson Judith Lynne Ferrell Wilson Kay ward Fore Whiteville Teddy Gates Kinston Bobbie Sue Godwin Clayton Joe Addison Grantham Smithfield Jane Barnes Franklin Wilson Steve Ginn Snow Hill Warren F. Grady Deep Run Ellen Gray Goldsboro III. i i i i Lynwood M. Grice Wake Forest Sallie Joe Griffin Wendell George B. Griswold, Jr. Kinston Robert Ray Harris Wendell Eleanor Herring Wilson Betty Hood Bonneau, S. C. Betty June Harris Walnut Cove Sharon Lynne Hazelrigg Miami, Fla. Frances Herring Wilson Henrietta Hood Benson . Frances Howard Pink Hill Opey Dew Jeanes Sims Jane Marie Johnson Wendell Barbara Rose Jones Fuquay Springs Thelma Jean Lamm Castalia ■p . I : r m 'v % Becky Keel Hutchins Bethel James Lacy Johnson, Jr. Washington Ruth Marie Johnston Wendell Waverly Pine Jones, Jr. Level Christine Langley Princeton i i i 1.1 Don Lee Arapahoe Robert E. Manning, Williamston Betty Jo Mercer Wilson Peggy Mitchell Jackson Heights, N. Emily Moore Harrells Jr. Y. Anna Lacy Lovelace Wilson Genevieve McLamb Smithfield Carolyn Jean Miles Dunn Peggy Mixon Middlesex Julia Duane Myra Jacksonville, Fla. Glenn Frances Nowell Wendell Ernest G. Pappas Wilson Mary Rose Parnell Fairmont Joyce Parris Stantonsburg Frank Peele Williamston Janet Powell Clinton Raddie Faye Quinn Pink Hill :v;: ■ Claybourne L. Phillips Newark, Delaware Jay Prillaman Rossville, 111. Dora May Reason Macclesfield Beverly Riggs Cove City Orba Smith Bolton Gwen Stanley Dudley Layton Tart Dunn Martha Sanders Wilmington Gerald A. Southerland Wallace William J. Swindell Varnville, S. C. Horace Ray Taylor Wilson Robert Ross Thomas Greenville Blessin Ann Thorne Elm City Robert R. Tolar Lumberton Betty G. Tyndall Godwin Shirley Turner Pinetops Eugene Tyson Rocky Mount George Ella Tyson Elm City James William Varker Henderson Myra Webster Pantego Minnie Margaret Upton Scotland Neck Lois R. Watts Portsmouth, Va. Jerry White Raleigh V'' p;S?§Pt§ f :; ;?' ?l: r-t K ' $fe vV !$ ' N I 1 '1 ; N i. ill ii i 8 I1 ■•-:■■: I- ,■ ■ . ■ ■ '■' ■'? ? v' S® b' i S W, 1 - • ||5i| ®$ss£ I ' v ; I ■ Ml ill� SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ralph Perry...........President Ken Brinson...........Treasurer Sarah Brame...........Secretary Peggy Tetterton....Vice-President MARSHAL Anna Lovelace Helen W. Adams Mount Olive Carol Austin Ft. Worth, Texas Jean Barbour Wilson Ruby Louise Bazemore Cofield Lucrece White Bilisoly Wendell William Adams Seven Springs Carey Hunter Banks, Jr. Wilson Grace Violet Barringer Apopka, Fla. Carson E. Beaman Snow Hill Chester R. Bissette Rocky Mount mm sBa—an ■■ m � ' - s ;Jl2: I 4 mamm • V ■MB u Kathryn V. Blackman Wilson Betsy Boykin Wilson Kenneth Brinson Rocky Mount Betty Boyette Elm City Sarah Ann Brame Kenly Sarah Elizabeth Brown Jamesville Douglas F. Browning Wilson John Edward Buffaloe Garner Mary Lou Bryan Dunn Samuel D. Bundy, Jr. Farmville Jimmy Garrett Burnette Oxford Maxie Bishop Clark Lexington, Ky. Robert Coefield Colerain Faye Elizabeth Cox Newton Grove Billie Ann Creech Princeton Alvis Carroll Coleman Sims Ben Donald Craft Pinetops Jay William P. Daughtry Varnville, S. C. Martha Rae Dawson LaGrange Marjorie Dixon Wilson Bobby Lee Dunn Pinetops Mary Jo Eason Macclesfield Patricia Gayle Ferrell Wilson David Harvey Philadelphia, Pa. Leslie Elmore Hill Jacksonville Clyda Hocutt Wilson ' I ' I ' I I ' K tow iliiiiijSi Wwmrn immm : K 'j ■I Lyman Hardy LaGrange George Hawes Rose Hill Loretta Hill Wilson Jo Anne Hollowell Micro i ii I , I H I , in Donald E. Howard Pink Hill Carole Jackson Wilson Ronald Earl Johnson Harrells Gloria Kirby Richmond Va. George H. Littrell Suffolk, Va. Mary Alice Howard Kinston Amos James Johnson Magnolia Shirley Jones Wilson Lawrence F. Kluge Charleston, S. C. Frank Maness Greensboro Dorothy Manning Wilson Ralph George Messick Philadelphia, Pa. Donna Dean Morris Fremont Anne W. Nelson Robersonville Thomas Needham Park Raleigh Charles D. Mercer Wilson James Mitchell Washington Patt Murray East Orange, N. J. Joan Overton Ahoskie Joyce Parker Four Oaks M 9 :V : i Ralph Barnes Perry Wilson Larry Phares Shelby ville, Ind. James R. Pittman Wilson Emily G. Pope Kenly Ernest Price Raleigh Flora Marie Prillaman Stoneville Gerald Haywood Quinn Warsaw Mary Ellen Rackley Selma Barbara Ann Rahn Islandton, S. C. Wayne Quinton Morristown, Tenn. Bobby Riley Wilson Margie Rose Four Oaks Sally Ann Scudder Wilson Joanne Rivenbark Lexington Joanne Sasser Wilson Edna Delozier Speight Ahoskie I i ( 'i|; i Hi Grady Thos. Stainback Henderson E. A. Stallings, Jr Spring Hope Connie G. Stott Hampton, Va. Clara Suggs Tabor City Peggy Tetterton Rocky Mount Toni Uzzell LaGrange Emily Aile$n Waters Plymouth George W. Strickland Battleboro Ronald E. Taylor Dunn 3 Carolyn Thornton Newton Grove Sylvia Ann Vick Bailey Shelby Westbrook Four Oaks Samuel White Miami, Fla. Billie Harold Whitley Wilson Hubert Windham Wilson Kay Smith Wilson George R. Winstead Elm City Tommy Welch Williamsport, Penn. 65 Mm , vi fSSiS' V-o ' .. . g' I 1 . . mm V« § sti i £$p? SsaH FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Ken Hubbell..........President Bob White............Treasurer Betty Bain........Vice-President Henrietta Gerstel.....Secretary MARSHAL Julia Felton Susan Abbott Mount Olive John Mark Anthony Wilson Paul Andrew Askew Wilson J. W. Bailey Kenly Betty Eloise Bain Clayton Shirley Jean Baird Dunn George Edward Barkley Raleigh Lewis Purcell Barwick Seven Springs Dorothy Jean Bazemore Cofield Roger A. Beaman Snow Hill Jean Billings Lexington Judith Mae Bissett Wilson Wyatt Herbert Bissett Wilson Nancy Blalock Linden James Dwight Blinson Clayton Mary Sue Brannan Kenly Jerry Lendo Brantley Nashville Louis Alvin Brewer Faison Marie Bridgers Wilson Arnold Franklyn Brooks, Jr. Charleston, S. C. Nita Raye Brown Richlands George Luther Bullock, Jr. Chapel Hill Gene Autry Byerly Linwood Brenda Joyce Cale Wilson E. Gayle Cameron Wilson Sarah Frances Carroll Dunn Grace Marie Casey Clinton Jane Lee Clark Winston-Salem Bobbie Jean Coker Goldsboro Francis M. Collins Elm City Judy Elizabeth Collins Charlotte John E. Colwell Turkey Patsy Cottle Rose Hill Benjamin F. Creech Selma Lewis Stephen Creech Middlesex Sylvia Lynne Crews Winston-Salem J. R. Crumpler Pikeville Sarah E. Cummings Tarboro Bobby Davis Kinston Glenyce Lee Davis Wilson James Edward Denton Bailey Johnny Ruel Dilda Fountain Janice Faye Dixon Clinton Molly Dawes Dixon Sarasota, Fla. Joyce Dudley Ayden Bobby Bay Dunn Kinston Clyde Anderson Dunn Rocky Mount Leland Samuel Eatmon Wilson Marvin Davis Etheridge, Jr. Wilson Annette Faircloth LaGrange Becky Jo Flora Wilson Annette Fuller Louisburg Max Futrell Goldsboro Shirley Gaines Sanford Susan Garner Elm City Henrietta Gerstel Miami, Fla. Constance Godwin Kenly Suzanne Marie Goudy Wilson Shirley Gough Mocksville Bobbie Jean Grady Mt. Olive Robert Gray Wilson Peggy Greene Zebulon Flora Griffin Wilson Rachel Gulley Raleigh James F. Guthrie Harkers Island Willie Owen Guy Beulaville James Hadge Wilson Glenn Hardison Wilson Edward Harper Rocky Mount Barbara Harrell Gatesville Emily Harris Aulander James Harris Newton Grove Barbara Ann Hendricks Battleboro William Hill Bridgeton Billy Hinton Rock Ridge 1 M i-UZl Mv-m :-y-yy :■■■. .- m Mary Gail Hinton Middlesex Delmar Laran Houston Beulaville Leroy Howell Goldsboro Roy Howell Kenly Ken Hubbell N. Miami, Fla. Janice Huggins Dover Nancy Carolyn Jackson Ayden Mary Sue James Warrenton, Va. Anne Jenkins Kinston Joyce Carolynn Johnson Sanford Walton C. Johnson Four Oaks Herbert Dean Jones, Jr. Winston-Salem Janice Fay Jones Snow Hill Gail Joyner Durham Barbara Jean Keen Mount Olive Sylvia Hose Keen Mount Olive Patsy Parker Kennedy Beulaville William R. Killebrew Fountain Richard Knox Indianapolis, Ind. Karen Lachowitch Miami, Fla. Ramon Bonner Latham Bethel Davis Bryan Lee Arapahoe Jenny Lee Cambodia Nancy Ann Linton Anthony, Fla. Shelton Spear Lister Macon, Ga. Julian Burnice Lloyd, Jr. Robersonville George Long Castalia Madeleine Long Dobson Thomas Lowe Wilson George McClelland Wilmington Jo Ann McClendon Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Mary Frances Manus Ormond Beach, Fla. Kathryn Bell Martin Red Oak Barbara Ann Matthews Wilson Patsy May Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. George Steven Mercer Wilson David Lee Merritt Magnolia Mary Katherine Moore Kenly Betty Morris Vanceboro Ernest R. Morris Falkville, Ala. Jerry Martin Narron Middlesex Judith G. Nesmith Tampa, Fla. David C. Newberry Morehead City William Newberry New Bern Kenneth C. Norton Hope Mills Ernest Oden Zionsville, Ind. Richard Oetting N. Miami, Fla. Marshall S. Parvin Jacksonville Wade Thompson Pearson Wilson Peggy Brown Pittman Grifton Bette B. Pomfrey Wilson Judith Ann Pope Kenly William Thomas Powell Rocky Mount Julia Faye Pridgen Wilson Ann M. Privette Wilson Arline Angele Rabii Wilson O. W. Raper Lucama Myrtle Joyce Reason Stantonsburg Annice Renfrow Kenly Carol Ann Ritter Wilson Douglas Robbins Elm City Mark Roberts Richlands Jerry Robinson Wilson Jimmy Rogers Williamston Harold Lester Rouse Kinston Milton Edward Roush Newport Claudette Eve Saleeby Wilson Henrietta Sauls Eureka Jean Scott Rose Hill Don Ray Shirley Wilson Joyce Shirley Tarboro William Henry Shirley Wilson Larry Ray Shockley Jamestown, Ind. William B. Shouldice Miami, Fla. Nell Simpson Lucama Murray J. Smith, New Bern Jr. Thelma Ann Smith Kinston Ida May Spitz Charleston Heights, S. C. Edwin H. Spivey, Jr. Wilson Tony Stallings Sims Janet LaRue Stott Sims Gwen Strickland Selma Bobby M. Swinson Mt. Olive Jimmy Lee Taylor Robersonville Bill Thomas Williamston Millard Thornell Nashville James Tyndall Deep Run John Vernon Raleigh William Thomas Vick Wilson Nancy Wales Greensboro mt i I UHWlHMr1 Robert F. Waller Kinston Vivian Z. Walston Farmville Eleanor Kay Walters Fuquay Springs James Marion Weaver Mt. Olive Louise Wells Bailey Mary Ellen Wells Willard Cleo West Stantonsburg David Leroy West Clinton Linda Ann Westbrook Goldsboro William R. Westbrook, Jr. Wilson Reba Anne Wheatley Dunn Glenda Rose White Dover Nancy Jo Whitehead Elm City Bob Lee Whiteley Miami, Fla. Merry V. Williams Wilson Richard J. Williams Wilson Elizabeth Ann Winborne Wilson Peggy Sue Winborne Sims Betty Jo Winfree Sanford Patricia Joyce Winstead Elm City Ann Worley Princeton Donald Wrenn Raleigh Robert David Matthews Winston-Salem 80 W - , |pill| g|P sv mmafflwm SgfcS? 5 K ', f' i, : 8S mm Mifi The government of Atlantic Christian College student body is the Student Co- operative Association. The sixteen mem- bers of the Executive Board, are elected each spring for a one year term. They are elected from the student body, fac- ulty, and administration. OFFICERS: left to right: David Black wood, President; Frances Howard, Secre tary; and Bobby Dunn, Treasurer GOVERNING BODY ' MEMBERS: left to right: Tommy Willis, Ollie Cuddington, Frances Howard and Ralph Perry. Standing: Dr. Mildred Hartsock, Roland Jones, Miss Sarah Bain ■ Ward, Mr. John Weems, Bobby Dunn, David Blackwood, Ken Hubbel and Mr. George H. Swain I 1 83 Ollie Cuddington..........................................Council President Sallie Joe Griffin...............................................Treasurer Beverly Edwards................................................. Secretary Margie Trott..............................................House President Martha Raye Dawson............................................Hall Proctor Francis Carroll...............................................Hall Proctor Jean Scott....................................................Hall Proctor Mildred Murphy................................................Hall Proctor Jane Johnson................................................. Hall Proctor Becky Keel Hutchins...........................................Hall Proctor Miss Sarah Bain Ward......................................Dean of Women Miss Louise Morris....................................Assistant Dean of Women WOMEN Beanie Strictland Hall Proctor . f Tommy Willis................................................. President Mrs. Essie Davis...........................................House Mother Robert Morrow...................................................Advisor Ray Barbar.......................................Caldwell Hall President Darrell Harbaum............................ Head Resident of Nash House Sammy White................................................Sigma Rho Phi Carl Weaver...........................................Phi Delta Gamma Bob Matthews..........................................Phi Kappa Alpha Ronald Taylor.............................................. Sigma Alpha 85 STAGE and SCRIPT Stage and Script, the dramatic club, provides the campus with many fine productions. The season started out with a presentation of Christopher Fry’s comedy “The Lady’s not for Burning.” “Down in the Valley,” a folk opera, was presented in conjunction with the chorus. The officers of Stage and Script are: President...................................Ellen Dennis Vice-President..............................Anne Nelson Secretary.................................S. D. Bundy, Jr. Treasurer................................Mary Alice Howard Faculty Advisor.................Doris Campbell Holsworth LEGIATE News!! News! News! The Col- legiate is our informer. With the staff as the town criers, the words are spread every two weeks. Be- I sides scoops it also includes edi- torials, features, and the latest in sports. You will find the office WILSON, N. C VOL. XXVIII No. SEVEN • . — ■ EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors_____Patsy Ferrell and Joanne Riven bark Club Editor....... ................ Martha Sanders Sports Editors____Bobby Watson, Billie Ann Creech Reporters ________ Wilma Hairr, Jim Bishop, Dave Harvey, Wade Gardner, Tommy Willis, Johnny Browning Typists________________Shirley Jones, Jean Billings Adviser__________________________ Lee J. Howard BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...________________ _ David Batts Assistant Business Manager Norman Watson Circulation Manager_____________ Billy Horne Circulation Assistant ______ Jane Barnes Franklin Photographer-------------------- Claude Anthony Adviser _____________________________ Harry Swain a maze of confusion, particularly when there is a deadline to meet. 89 STAFF: Left to right: Eleanor Herring, Carolyn Miles, Libby Griffin, Peggy Mitchell. Standing: Claude Anthony, Mr. Swain, Business Advisor; Patt Murray, Sarah Brown, Ray Taylor, Anna Lovelace, John Browning, Russell Carter, Ida Sue Neighbors, Flora Griffin, Mr. Arnold, Literary Advisor; Bob Whiteley. We, of all campus activities throughout this school year, have made every attempt to record these events in cere friendliness of our school. We hope that this book will be of special interest to every student who helped to create the scenes in his particular classroom, organization, or sport : $ . . . Kj ■. v'- ' i v , i - , 1 i{ ' ■ ' ' U' ’ '• 'V.- .. . ■. ■■■ and may they constantly be a reminder of the fellowship shared in years of work and play at Atlantic Christian College. sin- Peggy Mitchell Editor-in-Chief Bob Whiteley Art Editor ';V V' ■ j' ly 'wji.' ' vv u ■] 'V- • • v ‘ w sit. s mt'di i ' WM Mhmh Ray Taylor Business Manager STUDENT CHRISTIANI President-..............................Sharon Hazelrigg Vice-President............................Ralph Messick Secretary.........................................Martha Jones Treasurer.................................Thad Prevatte Methodist Representative..................Joanne Sasser Presbyterian Representative..........................Bob Tolar Disciples of Christ Representative......Beverly Edwards Free Will Baptist Representative..................Delton Glover Missionary Baptist Representative..................Mavis Griffin Smaller Denominations..............................Bobby Dunn 92 The purpose of the Student Christian Association is to create an awareness of God in our campus activities. The programs of this organization are developed by the S.C.A. cabinet and are based on the students’ interest. Every denomination has a representative on the cabinet and in this way there is a con- crete example of Christian unity within the school. The S.C.A. has tried this year to function in the background rather than the foreground. Working with the fraternities, sororities, and departmental clubs, the Student Christian Association has tried to make Christianity a real part of the lives of the students and faculty. ASSOCIATION First roto. Lawrence T. Prevatte, Martha Jones, Ralph Messick, Sharon Hazelrigg. Second row: Mr. Scudder, Beverly Edwards, Bob Tolar, Joanne Sasser, Bobby Dunn, Mavis Griffin Delton Glover. 1 93 BUSINESS CLUB • 4 ii: «� ■ — ” “ oe .w . . — — -v. dk. -£ � -s. t « . • • • • « : OFFICERS: Littlejohn Faulkner, Presi- dent; Julia Felton, Cleo West, Mr. Barden, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. West, Advisors; and Mavis Griffin. • + « j • • • • • OFFICERS: Left to right: A. J. Walston, President; Jesse Short, Vice-President; George H. Swain, Advisor; Malcolm Mitchell, Secretary - Treasurer; Gene Dawson, Chaplain; Thomas Eatmon, Re- porter. ACCOUNTING CLUB MEMBERS: Left to right: Richard Lee, Ray Taylor, Thomas Eatmon, Gene Dawson, Roney Bunn. Second row: Whitley Boyd, Warren Grady, James Lamm, Jesse Short, Malcolm Mitchell, A. J. Walston, Reynolds Wilborn, George Harry Swain, Advisor. 95 Arthur H. Bishop, President A. J. Walston, Secretary-Treasurer Sylvia Allsbrook David Blackwood France? Howard Malcolm Mitchel Jerome Rhodes Jesse Short MEMBERS: Left to right, first row: Jane Franklin, Gloria Kirby, Dr. Esther Long, Sponsor; Teddy Gates, Treasurer; Anna Lovelace, Vice- President; Ruth Liner, President; Anita Davis. Second row: Mary Jo Eason, David Blackwood, Hugh Johnston, Sponsor; Art Bishop, Carol Hines, Norwood Williams. Not pictured: Carolyn Miles. National Language Fraternity Fraternite Nationale de Langues Nationale Sprachen Vereinigung Fraternidad Nacional de Lenguas s i G M A P A L P H A 0 ' 0 ill CHAPEL CHOIR The Atlantic Christian College Chorus affords an opportunity for all students of the college who are interested in singing to participate. Under the direction of Mr. James Cobb, the chorus presents both sacred and secular pro- grams. This year, in addition to trips to Charleston, S. C., Williamston and Dunn, N. C., and their annual spring tour (this year in the eastern part of our own state), the chorus fulfilled a long- standing dream when, in co-operation with Stage and Script, they presented a musical, “Down in the Valley.” This folk opera by Kurt Weill was presented in March. Those members of the chorus who participated received a real thrill in being a part of this stage production. The chorus looks forward to increasing op- portunities in the future as their place in campus life develops and as they continue to represent Atlantic Christian College to the outside public. CHORUS 99 BAND Listen to that band! The Atlantic Christian Col- lege Band of 1957-58 directed by Mr. Darrell Har- baum has not only performed in parades but has aroused a great deal of school spirit by providing music for our basketball games. The group has worked very hard this year and should certainly be commended. . % ASSEMBLY AND CONCERT COMMITTEE Left to right: Martha Jones, David Blackwood, Betty Bain, Ralph Messick, and Mr. Bardin. Not pictured: Dr. Rogers, Mr. Tait, Mr. Howard. 101 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Miss Louise Morris, Annette Fuller, Beverly Edwards, Patt Murray, and Charlie Hughes. Not pictured: Miss Sarah Bain Ward, Mrs. Jan Boles, Mr. James Cobb, Jr., Miss Bullock. LIFE COMMITTEE RELIGIOUS Left to right: Sharon Hazelrigg, Ralph Messick, Martha Jones, Thad Prevatte, Delton Glover, Mavis Griffin, Bobby Dunn, Joann Sasser, Bob Tolar, Beverly Edwards and Mr. Scudder, Ad- visor. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION CHRISTIAN SERVICE WORKSHOP Left to right: Henrietta Gerstel, Patsy May, Patt Murray, Frankie Herring, Martha Rae Dawson, Bill Roberts, John Browning, Ed Mercer, Marshal Parvin, Bob Collins, George McClellan, Ralph Messick, Sammy White, Ted Hubert. Left to right: David Blackwood, John Browning, Ralph Messick, Mr. Sharp, Advisor; and Ted Hubert. 103 f :: V. • i . ... . OFFICERS President—Sallie Joe Griffin Vice-President—Henry Powell Secretary—Betty Hood Treasurer—Donald Edwards Members consist of all Chemistry, Biology and Physics majors. F. I. A. MEMBERS: Martha Sanders, Agnes Davis, Mary Lee Brinkley, Janet Powell, Bobbie Sue Godwin, Barbara Jones, Martha Jones, Charlene Willoughby, Jean Poythress, Sue Suggs and Beanie Strickland. OFFICERS: Martha Jones, Program Chairman; Barbara Jones, Treasurer; Agnes Davis, Secretary; Charlene Wil- loughby, Vice-President; and Joyce Du- vall Harrison, President, who is not pictured. Joe Bennett Sally Joe Griffin Marjorie Trott... Carl Weaver..... .....President .Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer The PAN-HELLENIC Council is a govern- ing body for the eight Greek letter organiza- tions of Atlantic Christian College. The council is composed of the presidents of each sorority and fraternity, plus an additional member from each organization. It also con- tains a minimum of two faculty members. This council strives to discuss and manage matters that concern all these organizations. The Greek letter organizations make up an important phase of college life, and the PAN- HELLENIC Council aids them as they work together in upholding the aims of the col- lege and strives for its betterment. Left to right: Joe Bennett, Marjorie Trott, Carol Austin, Sarah Bain Ward, Art Bishop, Tom- my Willis, Sherrill Goodman, Sally Joe Griffin, Martha Raye Dawson, Dean Cutlip, and Connie Stott. Sally Joe Griffin. Marjorie Trott. Sherrill Goodman. Gwen Stanley. Dora Reason. Arthur Bishop James Bishop. Joe Bennette Littlejohn Faulkner Libby Griffin Loretta Hill Connie Stott ...Phi Sigma Tau ...Phi Sigma Tau ....Sigma Alpha ......Omega Chi ......Omega Chi ...Sigma Rho Phi ...Sigma Rho Phi ..Phi Kappa Alpha Phi Kappa Alpha ..Sigma Tau Chi ..Sigma Tau Chi ....Delta Sigma Carl Weaver Phi Delta Gamma hmmmmmn PHI DELTA GAMMA MEMBERS: Left to right: Bill Swindell, Jodie Strickland, Carl Weaver, Gus Constantine, Sponsor; Last row: Charles Mercer, Amos Johnson, Pete Moskos, Larry Kluge, Edward Buffaloe. OFFICERS: Left to right: Carl Weaver, President; Larry Kluge, Reporter; Charles Mercer, Vice-President; Edward Buffaloe, Chaplain; Amos Johnson, Secretary; Bill Swindell, Treasurer. PLEDGES: Left to right: Eddie Thomas, Loui: Brewer, Leroy West, Max Futrell Clay Phillips Second row: Jimmy Taylor, John Anthony, Frank Winfree, Dick Godfrey, Larry Castleberry, Bot! Coefield, Larry Phares. DELTA SIGMA °LEDGES: First row: Linda Westbrook, Julia °ridgen, Faye Quinn, Janice Jones, Peggy Pitt- nan, Beverly Riggs, Ann Worley. Second row: jlenda Rose White, Jo Winfree, Janice Higgins, liynn Cruz, Patsy Kennedy, Emily Harria, Willie £uy, Eleanor Walters, Betty Cummings. MEMBERS: Bobbie Sue Godwin, Ann Bullock, Sponsor; Con- nie Stott, Mrs. George Swain, Sponsor; Betty Hood. OFFICERS: Betty Hood, Ann Bullock, Spon- sor; Connie Stott, President; Mrs. George Swain, Sponsor; Bobbie Sue Godwin. MEMBERS: First row: Carl Metts, Ted Hubert, Delton Glover. Second row: Leamon Suggs, A. J. Walston, Jim Bishop, Jay Prillaman, Ray Taylor, Art Bishop. Third row: S. D. Bundy, Rex Cooper, William Uzzell, James Qualls, Sammy White, James Raynor, Gene Dawson. Fourth row: Gordon Coker, Parker Wilson, William Phillips, Advisor; Bob Whiteley, Jack Davis, Jesse Short, Tommy Willis, Dewitt Daughtry. SIGMA RHO PHI PLEDGES: Bobby Gray, Bobby Swinson, Rog Killebrew, Harold Rouse, Bobby Waller, Ger Byerly, Jimmy Mitchell. Second row: Richar Lee, Orba Smith, Ernest Pappas, Robert Tar Billy Brit, Bob Collins, George McClellan, Marti Peterson, Franklin Brooks, Davis Lee, Jimm Johnson, Jimmy Sitton, Bobby Davis. Bob Harve; OFFICERS: Ted Hubert, Chaplain; Lemon Suggs, Corresponding Secretary; William Uzzell, Sergeant-at-Arms; Norman Watson, Business Manager; Jim Bishop, Recording Secretary; A. J. Walston, Treasurer; Art Bishop, President; Tommy Willis, Vice- President. MEMBERS: Carol Lee Jackson, Gwen Stanley, Martha Raye Dawson, Sylvia Farmer, Dora Reason, Carol Austin, .Mary Ellen Rackley. PLEDGES: First row: Peggy Mixon, Shirley Golf, Cornelia Powell, Madeline Long, Jean Vick, Shirley Turner. Second row: Mary Frances Manus, Jill Williams, Myra Webster, Joyce Parker, Nancy Blalock, Joyce Johnson, Elizabeth Winborn. Third row: Jenny McLamb, Barbara Keene, Marie Prillaman, Barbara Rahn, Kay Johnson, Cleo West, Mildred Murphy, Mary Ellen Rackley, Nancy Jackson, Joanne McClendon, Patsy May. OFFICERS: First row: Martha Raye Dawson, Sylvia Farmer, Dora Reason. Second row: Gwen Stanley, Carol Lee Jackson, Mary Ellen Rackley Carol Austin. I H MEMBERS: First row: Johnny Browning, Steve Ginn, Don Lee, Sherrill Goodman, Roland Jones. Second row: Mack Moore, W. C. Adams, Frank Peele, Ernie Price, Billy Ray Herring, Bob Manning, Jimmy Trivette, and Ronald Taylor. SIGMA ALPHA j- p' ► w � ► : i PLEDGES: First row: Tommy Park, Roy Harr Lyman Hardy, Don Howard, Roger Beamc( Second row: Lee Frye, Bill Moore, Walter Byi' Marshall Parvin, John Williams, Rudy Col Odell Faircloth, Don Benton, Buck White, Layt Tart. OFFICERS: Don Lee, Treasurer; Sherill Goodman, President; Roland Jones, Vice- President; Johnny Browning, Chaplain; Ernie Price, Sergeant-at-Arms and Steve Ginn, Secretary. PHI SIGMA TAU ES: First row: Glenyce Davis, Rachael alley, Shirley Baird, Lela Harrison. Second w: Frances Carroll, Anne Wheatly, Mary Lou :yan, Mary Ellen Wells, Betty Bain, Gail Joyner. lird row: Annette Fuller, Claudette Saleeby, idy Bissette, Betty Pomfrey, Jerry White, Marty imple, Jane Russell, Nancy Cutts, Larue Mat- ews, Sarah Brown. MEMBERS: Mary Alice Howard, Janet Powell, Sallie Joe Griffin, Beverly Edwards, Betty Jean Parks, Lib Vinson, Becky Keel, Gloria Kirby, Mrs. Doris Holsworth, Advisor; Emily Moore, Vivian Benton, Jean Poythress, Louise Duncan, Marie Johnston, Jane Johnson, Mary Lee Brinkley, Frances Howard, Peggy Mitchell, Frankie Herring, Mavis Griffin, Betty Britt Perkins, Carolyn Jean Miles, Ollie Cuddington, Ellen Dennis, Wilma Hairr, Charlene Willoughby, Marjorie Trott, Cecelia Wang, Emily Waters, Blessin Thorne, Sybil Bass, Joanne Rivenbark. OFFICERS: Sybil Bass, Treasurer; Carolyn Miles, Secretary; Frankie Herring, Historian; Beverly Edwards, Chaplain; Sally Joe Griffin, President; Betty Jean Parks, Vice-President; Charlene Willoughby, Corresponding Secre- tary; Marjorie Trott, Pan-Hellenic Council Representative; Joanne Rivenbark, Reporter for Collegiate. MEMBERS: Left to right, seated: Bill Palmer, Joe Bennett, James Lamm, George Griswold, Durwood Sinclair, David Blackwood, Fitzhugh Thompson, Benjamin Bernier, Bobby Riley. Standing: Bobby Bailey, Warren Grady, Bobby Watson, Gene Godwin, Dale Gainey, A1 Felton, Abner Gore, Don Edwards, George Littrell, Seth Hughes, David Herring. Last row: Charlie Hughes, Wesley Doyles, Ken Duan, Teddy Gates, Pete Williams, Henry Powell, Dick Tyson. Back: Doug Tay- lor, Littlejohn Faulkner. OFFICERS: Left to right: Littlejohn Faulk- ner, Joe Bennett, Charles Hughes, Wesley Doles, Teddy Gates, George Griswold, Henry Powell. PHI KAPPA ALPHA PLEDGES: First row: Melton Roush, Cary Bank Keith Williams, Connor Craft, Wyatt Bissett, Second row: Ken Hubble, Steve Mercer, Sonrr Etheridge, Jimmy Warren, Bob Carpenter, Joli Langley, Don Shirley. Third row: Frank Manes Herb Jones, Mack Edwards, John Ryan, Budd Oliver, J. B. Baker, Mac Wallace, Paul Blak Paul Askew. Fourth row: Bob Matthews, Joh Vernon, George Barkley, Bill Shouldice, Lc Eaton, Ray Morris, Bill Bond. il 114 SIGMA TAU CHI t MEMBERS: First row: June Harris, Sally Scudder, Shelby Westbrook, Carolyn Thornton, Betty Hope Boyette. Second row: Sharon Hazelrigg, Jane Barnes Franklin, Lillian Rabil, JoAnne Sasser, Eleanor Herring, Betty Webber, Ann Webb, Minnie Margaret Upton, Thelma Lamm. Third row: Sue Suggs, Anna Lovelace, Aggie Crowe, Billie Ann Creech, Margaret Batchelor, Sarah Brame, Libby Griffin. iPLEDGES: First row: Phyllis Williams, Jenny ilLee, Dot Whitley, Arlene Rabil, Joan Overton, 11 Judy Collins, Kay Fore. Second row: Margie L Dixon, Ruby Bazemore, Peggy Greene, Judy !Pope, Jane Clark, Judy Nesmith, Susan Gaines, i I Jean Barbour. Third row: Mary Rose Parnell, Ann Privett, Gayle Cameron, Jean Scott, Nancy i iLinton, Sylvia Keen, Molly Dixon, Barbara Har- Irell, Flora Griffin, Barbara Butler, Clyda Hocutt, jJean Bazemore, Nancy Jo Whitehead, Mary Susan (James, Ida Sue Neighbors, Faye Cox. jj i OFFICERS: First row: Loretta Hill, Pan- Hellenic Council Representative; Sharon Hazelrigg, Vice-President; Libby Griffin, President; JoAnne Sasser, Secretary; Lillian Rabil, Treasurer. Second row: Billie Ann Creech, Reporter; Anna Lovelace, Corres- ponding Secretary; Martha Harriet Jones, Chaplain; June Harris, Historian. ■1’ 115 i '■ S «« :•: « ¥: •: «s fi Sg fK ¥: HMtM � Sft taw� 4it««e iuit.? '• ? WM tmm • • ■K W as- . SSSt-S W� : -; s)M tflfi ', W Gayle Cameron Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 118 Linda Westbrook Goldsboro, North Carolina Betty Bain Clayton, North Carolina • DECEMBER 14, 1957 FACULTY RECEPTION HAT DANCE OCTOBER 19, 1957 It was Jimmy Stewart TOP Divine Rhythm HALLOWEEN A i! I DANCE OCTOBER 26, 1957 i r HARVEST DANCE NOVEMBER 16, 1957 RING DANCE ; f' ■ ’ '.: - ■-•:'■■ • If � ' wmi ; -£ §1$ v. ■ jg Mg gfe fw. A' : ■ • WwMMiMWi s iilffitiil . i4 ■■ - M . | iA yy 11| j8| W ililM 0; ife III li 1 Ilf |j mm W M ... ' ‘' ' 1 pp M S %s% DANCE EXHIBITION Waltz Cha-Cha Charleston 126 Square Dance I I Tango 127 128 «WARDS DAY MAT IS. I9S7 GRADUATION 1957 130 I HEAD COACH JACK McCOMAS Jack McComas, Head Coach of the Atlantic Chris- tian College Bulldogs and Director of Physical Edu- cation since 1951, has proved to us that Indiana deserves its wide acclaim as a basketball state. Formerly from Shelbyville, Indiana, McComas played basketball in Germany on the 15th Army corps team along with Paul Horvath and Vic Bubas. After getting out of service, this trio journeyed to North Carolina State College in Raleigh. Here McComas gained his reputation for being one of the most versatile and consistent players in the con- ference playing forward and guard. He was named to the All-Conference Basketball Team his sopho- more year. He also played professional baseball with the Braves Farm System in Denver, Raleigh and Wilson. McComas came to us when the going was a little rough, because Intercollegiate football had just been dropped at A.C. and he had the responsibility of building a basketball team. The hard work and constant struggle that he endured the first few years paid off in 1953, when the Bulldogs fought their way to the tournament finals. The following year Coach McComas led the Bulldogs to the North State Conference Championship and on to become the NAIA District 26 Champions. This year with only one regular back, he has used an outstanding crop of newcomers and a few top reserves and built another contending team of which we can be proud. Raiford Fulghum, former Rock Ridge High School basketball and baseball star, has done a commendable job with the 1958 edition of the Bullpups. Raiford, once a member of the Junior Varsity basketball team and catcher for the baseball team, forfeited his right to participate in Intercollegiate sports when he signed a professional baseball con- tract with the Philadelphia Phillies Farm Club during the summer of 1956. Since he could no longer participate in college athletics, he assumed the duties of Assistant Coach with the responsibility of coaching the Freshman basketball team. Raiford has served well in the capacity of Assistant Coach and plans to teach and coach after he receives his A.B. degree in Physical Education this spring. ASSISTANT COACH RAIFORD FULGHUM Miss Mickey Raynor, a graduate of Atlantic Chris- tian College, returned to our campus last year to fill a vacancy in the Department of Physical Education. Since that time, she has served well in her capacity as Teacher of Physical Educa- tion and Health, Director of Women’s Intramurals, and Advisor of the Women’s Recreation Association. She hails from Wilson where she graduated from Charles L. Coon High School. She received her A.B. degree in English from Atlantic Christian College in 1954 but returned the following year for additional study. She now has an A.B. degree in Physical Education also. During the 1955-56 school year she taught at South Boston, Virginia. She was enrolled this past summer at the University of North Carolina where she began working toward her Master’s degree. Ed Cloyd, Head of the Department of Physical Education, is a native of Ra- leigh. He graduated from Davidson Col- lege where he was a star performer on the tennis team, did graduate work at North Carolina State College, and later received his Masters degree from the University of North Carolina. Prior to his present position, he served with the United States Army for two years as a physical training officer at Fort Bragg. He is now Coach of the Atlantic Christian College Tennis Team and is a faculty advisor for the Physical Education Majors and Minors Club which he organized. He has been associated with the Blue Ridge Camp Assembly for the past two or three summers. I Gordon E. Coker, better known as Sam, has certainly been very a valuable asset to the Physical Education Department since he joined the staff last year. A native of Knoxville, Tennessee, he graduated from the Univer- sity of Tennessee in 1951 with a B.S. degree and later returned to receive his Mas- ters degree in 1955. He taught Physical Educa- tion and served as track coach for five years at Knox County High School before coming to our campus. At Atlantic Christian he teaches in the Physical Education Department and is now serv- ing as Coach of the Bulldog Track Team. He is also a faculty advisor for the Physi- cal Education Club. Libby Griffin, who now hails from Wilson, serves as student assistant in the Women’s Physical Education Depart- ment. She will receive her A.B. degree this spring with a major in physical edu- cation and a minor in history. She is a 1954 graduate of Elm City High School where her team zoomed through four undefeated seasons of county play and to four County Basket- ball Championships. She was named to the All-County Team her senior year. She has worked with the Wilson Recrea- tion Department as a playground super- visor for the past two summers. She is now serving her fourth year on the cheering squad and is President of Sigma Tau Chi Sorority. Tommy Willis, who comes to us from Beaufort, is Head Student Assistant of Men’s Intramurals. He will receive his B.S. degree in May with a major in physical education and a minor in his- tory. Tommy, a graduate of Smyrna Con- solidated High School near Beaufort, has been very active in several clubs and in Sigma Rho Phi Fraternity. He is Presi- dent of the Physical Education Club and serves as Statistician for the Atlantic Christian College Bulldogs. WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS C W£ The Women’s Intramural Program of Atlantic Christian College is organized primarily for women who are interested in active participation in sports: The program is directed by the Intramural Council which is composed of the W.R.A. officers and a unit manager from each team. Activities during the first semester included clock golf, ping pong, a volley- ball, a ping pong, and a badminton Play Day. Second semester included basket- ball, badminton, tennis, softball and a Field and Sports Day. After each team sport is completed an All-Star-Team is selected by the Intra- mural Council. Individual and team points are awarded to various winners during the year. The Most Outstanding Woman Athletic Award is presented on Awards Day. CLOCK GOLF CHAMPIONS. Left to right: Mary Lee Brinkley, Vivian Benton, Nancy Jo Whitehead, and Libby Griffin. PLAY DAY PLANNING COMMITTEE. Jane Johnson and Marie Johnston. PING PONG DOUBLES FINALISTS: Libby Griffin, Ann Blondie Webb, Lynn Crews and Joe Winfree. PHI SIGMA TAU: Volleyball Champions. UNIT MANAGERS: Left to right: Betty Bain, Marie Johnston, Mary Ellen Rackley, Betty Hood; and Kay Fore and Ann Blackie Webb, not pictured: MEN'S INTRAMURALS The Men’s Intramural Athletic As- sociation of Atlantic Christian College is organized to give the men students a chance to participate in the sports that they are interested in. The program is governed by the Intramural Coun- cil. During the school year a variety of Activities are offered to meet the need of the students. Team sports such as tag football, soccer, volleyball and soft- ball are offered. For the individuals such activities as tennis, clock golf, table tennis, horseshoes, wrestling, and bad- minton are offered. Awards are presented at the end of the year to both the organizations and individuals. These awards are pre- sented on the, basis of points earned during the season. SIGMA RHO PHI: Tag Football Champions. CLOCK GOLF: Larry Phares. HORSESHOES: Dick Tyson. BADMINTON CHAMPION: Wesley Doles TENNIS: Don Craft. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS Tommy Willis............President Raiford Fulghum ....Vice-President Marty Temple............Secretary Jane Johnson............Treasurer This club includes all the stu- dents who are either majors or minors in physical education. Dur- ing the meetings they have group sports and social activities. Their leader, Tommy Willis, is also active in the Intramural Program and many of the sports function on the campus as well as away. OFFICERS Ollie Cuddington..............President Janet Powell .................Secretary Frances Howard...........Vice-President Vivian Benton.................Treasurer Sybil Bass..........Publicity Chairman Purpose: The purpose of this association shall be to promote and sponsor intramural recreation for women; to develop qualities of leadership, and to promote opportunities for participation in various recreational activities. 137 MEN’S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Left to right: Ray Barbre, Gene Dawson, Carl Weaver, Dick Tyson, Tommy Willis, Don Kasmer and Mr. Sam Coker, Advisor. The Men’s Intramural Athletic Association of Atlantic Christian Col- lege strives to promote a well rounded athletic program for all students. The aim is to make provisions for all male students to participate in the activities of their choice. A representative from each participating organization makes up the Intramural Council, which governs the program. This body aims to pro- mote interest and sportsmanship. 138 CHEERLEADERS Left to right, seated: Jane Johnson and Beverly Edwards. Standing: Sally Scudder, Gail Cameron, Sharon Hazelrigg, Libby Griffin and Linda Westbrook. Left to right, seated: Bobby Dunn, Richie Oetting, Darwin Wil- liams, Larry Phares and Dick Knox. Standing: Don Ryan, James Holland, Bob Whaley, Walter Gillikin, Billy Hinton, John Baker, Rufus Outland, Ernie Oden, Larry Shockey, and Frank Winfree. SCHEDULE OF GAMES November 22 23 Pfeiffer College William Mary, Nor- folk Division 18 25 Belmont Abbey Col- lege High Point College 29 Elon College December 2 North Carolina State February 1 Western Carolina Col- 6 Catawba College lege 7 High Point College 3 Appalachian College 9 Presbyterian College 6 East Carolina College 13 Lenoir Rhyne College 8 Guilford College 18 New Berry College 10 Appalachian College 20 Rollins College 11 Lenoir Rhyne College 15 Belmont Abbey Col- lege January 11 Western Carolina Col- lege 18 William Mary, Nor- folk Division 13 Catawba College 20 Pfeiffer College 15 Elon College 22 East Carolina College VARSITY BASKETBALL 140 Dick Knox Guard CO- CAPTAINS Darwin Williams Guard Don Ryan Forward Center Walter Gillikin Center Bobby O, Du n Richie Oetting Guard JUNIOR VARSITY The Bullpups of Atlantic Christian College have had a very successful year and really “ate up” the high school, junior college, college freshmen, and semi-pro teams this year. Under the expert coaching techniques of Raiford Fulghum, the JV team has shown the students that in the future they will be leading contenders in the North State Conference. Those bringing the season’s 14 win 3 loss record were: Richie Oetting, Larry Schockley, John Baker, Jimmy Rogers, Gene Byrely, Bobby Adkin- son, James Fulghum, and Ken Bryant. 14T TENNIS TEAM SjfWOT Left to right: Mr. Cloyd, Advisor; Russell Carter, Billy Widgeon and Bobby Dunn. LINE UP 1. Darwin Williams 2. Chuck Hester 3. Billy Widgeon 4. Bobby Dunn 5. Russell Carter Darwin Williams Number one man 146 Mr. Cloyd Coach TRACK TEAM Left to right: Seth Hughes, Ken Duane, Bobby Cofield, Bobby Watson. Standing: Tommy Welch, David Pitts, Don Viverette and Roger Ensley. Mr. Coker Coach BASEBALL The Baseball Team of At- lantic Christian College has not started its 1958 season as yet. But we hope that our boys will do as good a job as the team did last year. The team is coached by Jack Mc- Comas, who also coaches the basketball team. The lineup will be different due to the loss of some of the players who graduated, but this loss can be made up by spirit and teamwork. 149 MEDITATIONS As we turn the pages of this, the 1958 version of the Pine Knot, we shall recall the endless hours that were spent in preparing it. We hope that it will serve as a constant reminder of what our own A.C.C. stands for. Many thanks go to the staff, who have helped us make this annual possible. We would also like to thank Johnny for his untiring devo- tion and excellent suggestions. Special thanks go to Mr. Arnold and Mr. Swain, our advisors. We must not forget Mr. Fulghum, head of the publications board, when we are saying; “Thank you.” With smiles on our faces we close this book and wish the “Best of Luck” to the staff that shall follow us. 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Barnes, Owner Flowers for Your Occasion Decorators for Wedding and Receptions 809 Park Avenue Wilson, North Carolina Telephone 4337 PURITY BAKERY, INC. 418 East Nash Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA BRIDGERS PAINT WALLPAPER CO. PAINTS, WALLPAPER, AND VENETIAN BLINDS 125 S. Tarboro Street Wilson, N. C. Compliments of FRANK LONDON Men's Store 105 S. Tarboro Street PHONE 3436 A SAVINGS BANK WILSON INDUSTRIAL BANK SAVE WHERE YOU CAN BORROW Banking for the Individual Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them • Corbett Motor Co. Buick Authorized Sales Service MATTHEW I. BOYKIN, JR. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 719 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. PHONE 4935 MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHIONS 101-103 Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of ROSENBLOOM LEVY Fashion Center of Eastern Carolina Rocky Mount, N. C. Compliments of STALLING’S PRINTERS WILSON, N. C. FAIR VIEW PHARMACY REXALL DRUGS A Complete Drug Store in Business for Your Health Phone 5063 at Five Points in Wilson, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from BRANCH BANKING TRUST CO. “TAe Safe Executor” (RESOURCES OVER $100,000,000) WILSON FAISON FREMONT TRENTON PLYMOUTH ELM CITY PIKEVILLE FAYETTEVILLE SELMA WARSAW KINSTON WALLACE NEW BERN GOLDSBORO WILLIAMSTON NORTH CAROLINA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation What you want Coke is registered trade- BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COIA COMPANY � Y BARNES HARRELL CO. THOMAS-YELVERTON COMPANY Better Furniture Phone 3121 Wilson, North Carolina TOBACCO CITY MOTORS, INC. 700 Herring Avenue Wilson, N. C. There's nothing newer in the world than the ’58 Ford, Proved and Approved Around the World. JEFFERSON APPLIANCE CO. Metered Bottled Gas Sales and Service RANGES WATER HEATERS Telephones Day 4181 Night 2267 102 E. 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