Atlantic Christian College - Pine Knot Yearbook (Wilson, NC)
- Class of 1962
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X'-isif1 fig a I ft ft % â i HSSS n B iff 1962 Atlantic Christian College WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA DEDICATED IN By her generous service in the fields of drama, creative writing and debate, Mrs. Holsworth has enhanced greatly the cultural opportunities af- forded the students of Atlantic Christian College and the surrounding areas. Through the superior performance of her students in competition in various parts of the country, the college has gained prominence in these fields. Her Shakespeare pro- ductions are treasured experiences. A native New Englander, Mrs. Holsworth was educated at Mt. Holyoke and at Emerson College where she received her masterâs degree. She has also studied at the Yale Drama School and at Rad- cliff. Since coming to Atlantic Christian in 1947, she has served the campus through innumerable committees. By her carrying of plays to festivals across the state, her young playwrights and actors have won top honors at the Carolina Drama Festi- val at Chapel Hill and other competition. In appreciation for her tireless and cheerful efforts to bring to the students of Atlantic Chris- tian enrichment and satisfaction of achievement, the staff gratefully dedicates the nineteen sixty-two PINE KNOT to Mrs. Doris Campbell Holsworth. SINCERE 5 ÂŤS' ; pff III s - II -frf - :: ⢠' :â;'v ARTHUR D. WENGER President Of Atlantic Christian College Atlantic Christian College stands on the threshold of a new and challenging era, having rendered service to more than 10,000 alumni and former students who have lived and learned within its walls since its founding in 1902. The trustees, the faculty and the student body salute those who join the ranks of the Collegeâs alumni who hold positions of leadership and trust in many fields of service both in this country and abroad. Beyond this we express profound appre- ciation to all who give of their means, their time and their services to the end that the College is enabled to fulfill its important role of leadership preparation. The College is irrevocably committed to a program which is centered in those values which do not change with changing times. 7 A college is not only a place, but lan idea. It is the idea of freedom of thought and expression; of relaxed relationships among faculty and students in modern surroundings which makes Atlantic Christian College an institution of unique merit. louaf cni dren 10 forever are we. 1 1 hi rue to thu 6 ue ano white, Aw 14 ⢠⢠⢠CflJTfiaif to tlieel 15 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE IS AN ACCREDITED MEMBER OF Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Association of American Colleges North Carolina College Conference North Carolina Council of Church- Related Colleges North Carolina Foundation of Church-Related Colleges Board of Higher Education, Disciples of Christ Unified Promotion, Disciples of Christ CONTENTS Administration F acuity Classes Organizations Greeks Features Athletics ADMINISTRATION MILLARD P. BURT Dean MILTON L. ADAMS Business Manager R. WORDEN ALLEN, JR. Director of Development It has been through the proficient management and guidance of our administrative staff that we are able to develop character through Christian educa- tion, to combined with the development of the in- tellectual abilities a growing spiritual insight, to be inspired to active service, and thus to have a part in contributing to the world efficient Christian citizens and leaders. It has been through the dynamic in- terest, capable supervision, and genuine friendliness manifested by the staff that the name and reputation of Atlantic Christian College has been broadened to reach people throughout the East. D. L. WARREN ! Director of Guidance and Student Life JAMES D. DANIELL Director of Alumni Affairs and Recruitment JAMES B. HEMBY, JR. Director of Admissions MILTON H. ROGERSON Director of Publicity JOHN M. WATERS Special Assistant to the President DANIEL J. HENSLEY, JR. Director of Religious Life and Dean of Men JESSIE DANIEL Assistant Dean of Women MILDRED ROSS Bookkeeper SARAH BAIN WARD Dean of Women BETHANY R. JOYNER Registrar IRENE B. HARRELL Librarian MRS. ROSA TYNDALL Housemother, Harper Hall Annex MRS. MILEY JOHNSON Housemother, Caldwell Hall MRS. CARRIE WHITFIELD Housemother, Hilley House 21 FACULTY ART The Art Department of Atlantic Chris- tian College, constituted as a separate department in 1954, has developed to the point where it processes some fifteen to twenty majors and some three hundred to three hundred and fifty students year- ly. The emphasis of the department is in the direction of the fine arts; however, many students take art courses as a result of State Department of Education requirements, and as electives. Other than the need to provide courses to ful- fill state requirements, the departmentâs Philosophy is directed toward a strictly liberal arts orientation within the frame- work and structure of a college like Atlantic Christian College. RUSSELL W. ARNOLD A.B., Atlantic Christian College; A.M., University of North Carolina; special study, New York Art Students League; special study with Hans Hoffman 24 BUSINESS The Department of Business was or- ganized in response to a demand for courses designed to prepare students for business careers and for teaching busi- ness subjects in the secondary schools. The courses offered cover the general field of business and economics. The main objectives of the Business Department are to prepare students for accounting positions, secretarial service, banking, merchandising, and executive positions in the field of business and in- dustry, and to train teachers of business subjects. The student receives instruc- tion both in sound business principles and in the practical applications of these principles. The curricula include subjects which provide a liberal college education in addition to technical training. GEORGE HARRY SWAIN B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute; A.M., M.Ed., further study, George Peabody College for Teachers 25 LYNN N. WEST ASHTON WIGGS EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Atlantic Christian College has con- tributed a high percentage of its gradu- ates to the teaching profession. While the high percentage of our students who enter the teaching field is comparable to that of a teacherâs college, our philoso- phy is that of a liberal arts college. We attempt to combine a broad cultural education with professional competence. The Department of Education and Psychology, within the context of a lib- eral arts program, offers a major in elementary education and a minor in psychology. In addition, it cooperates with the various academic departments in securing certification for their majors. DR. JOHN R. SCUDDER, JR. A.B., Vanderbilt University; A.M., University of Alabama; B.D., The College of the Bible; Ed.D., Duke University 26 G. A. PURVIS ENGLISH The Department of English is dedi- cated to the creativeness of students and to a study of the great literature of human history. The accomplishments of young poets, playwrights, and storytell- ers; the publication of the student maga- zine, The Little Review; the production of fine plays by Stage and Scriptâthese are at the heart of the departmentâs work. The Department offers three types of major: the major taken by those who wish teacher certification; the major for those who do not plan to teach; and the major for those who wish a speech- drama slant. Approximately forty stu- dents are now working for distinction in English as majors. DR. MILDRED E. HARTSOCK A.B., A.M., Ph.D., University of Cincinnati DOROTHY EAGLES DORIS C. HOLSWORTH EDNA JOHNSTON 27 ELIZABETH H. JORDAN FRANCES P. WOODARD HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Health and Physical Education Department of Atlantic Christian is pri- marily concerned with instruction in healthy living, professional education of those wishing to become physical educa- tion teachers or athletic coaches and intramurals sports for both men and women. Through the Health and Physical Education Department many habits are taught which influence good health. Good sportsmanship is also a vital part of this department. The department is made up of eight members. All of these members strive to give Atlantic Christian and its stu- dents a much better understanding and appreciation of physical education. EDWARD L. CLOYD, JR. B.S., Davidson College; A.M., University of North Carolina; further study, Florida State University BULOW W. BOWMAN VIRGINIA CANNON GORDON E. COKER 28 RONALD P. HYATT JAMES E. McCOMAS MODERN LANGUAGE The Modern Language Department of Atlantic Christian College is seeking to provide a foundation in the study of languages that will help the students to understand the people of other cultures and the world. Through this knowledge of the people and their culture we will be able to understand our own culture and become good citizens of today and tomorrow. The goal of the department is to teach the student to speak, understand, and write foreign languages and from this to learn to appreciate the culture and be able to relate it to our own. Through the regular class periods and the labs these goals are achieved. The department offers a major in the areas of French and Spanish and minors in the areas of French, Spanish, and German. The program is designed to help the student use his own language more effectively through the study of a for- eign language. English may actually be better understood through the study of a Modern Language. DR. ESTHER L. LONG A.B., Ellsworth College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Iowa HUGH B. JOHNSTON, JR. 29 MUSIC It has always been difficult to verb- alize about music. Quite often, music is its own best spokesman. Philosophically, the liberal arts tradition as well as the very nature of aesthetics identifies music as an integral part of manâs total experience. Music enters into many phases of life at Atlantic Christian College. Through course offerings, the music department supplements and broadens the work of other departments, religion and educa- tion, to mention two. Through Music Survey, through private instruction, and through activities such as instrumental and vocal groups, the entire school is served. In these ways the department attempts to fulfill the real purpose of music itself, that of making available to man another language, a universal one, one by which he may express himself more completely, and may partake more fully of life itself. JAMES V. COBB, JR. A.B., B.Mus., Southwestern at Memphis; A.M., Boston University; further study, University of North Carolina, University of Illinois GENE A. DONALD G. FEATHERSTONE HENSHAW 30 RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY The cornerstone of Atlantic Christian College as defined in its aims lies in the department of Religion and Philosophy. The purpose of this department is to add strength and grace of the Christian tra- dition to the general cultural education. The development of character through Christian education, the combining of intellectual ability with a growing spir- itual insight, and the inspiration to ac- tive service is indeed a contribution to the world. The many hundreds of former students who are Christian citizens and leaders and now serve in the ministerial and religious educational fields amply attest to the fulfillment of this goal by Atlantic Christian College. DR. WILLIAM E. TUCKER A.B., Atlantic Christian College; B.D., Texas Christian University; A.M., Ph.D., Yale University DANIEL J. EUGENE GEORGE HENSLEY, JR. PURCELL, JR. DR. VERE H. ROGERS 31 DR. J. P. TYNDALL A.B., Atlantic Christian College; A.M., University of North Carolina; Ed.D., University of Florida SCIENCE AND MATH The Department of Science and Math- ematics offers an opportunity for stu- dents to investigate the phenomena of the universe in an intellectual atmos- phere under the direction of trained personnel. In addition to factual infor- mation, scientific ways of working and thinking are stressed in the classrooms and laboratories. That the Department prepares its stu- dents to take a rightful and respected place in a scientific world is illustrated by the fact that its graduates have found employment in many scientific fields. The interests of the students in the Department are varied. Some are pre- paring to become teachers, others are preparing to enter graduate schools, while others are concerned with the pre- medical sciences; some students look forward to careers with the government or with industry. JOHN w. DUNN ROBERT C. ROBERT P. FRAZIER HOLLAR MYRTLE THOMP- WARREN R. DR. DEEMS N. JANET SON SWAIN TAIT WIGGS WINSTEAD 32 SOCIAL STUDIES The courses offered in this depart- ment attempt to give the student a broader understanding of the society in which he lives; and in this way, it is the ultimate objective of the department to produce better citizens. In order to produce better citizens, the department of social studies offers a major in history or a major in political science leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. The department offers minors in history, political science, and soci- ology. Usually this department has about fifty majors. Many will go to graduate school, others will begin teaching, many will use their background gained from this department to climb the political ladder, and still others will become social workers. The heritage of history is precious and unique. Through these instructors we will learn the responsibility of safe- guarding what we hold most dearâ âLife, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Hap- piness.â DR. DANIEL M. McFARLAND A.B., University of North Carolina; A.M., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania ROBERT G. CAPPS MARGARET G. CRENSHAW DR. C. H. HAMLIN SADIE M. McCAIN DR. WILLIAM F. R. PARKER TROUTMAN, JR. WILSON 33 â '' OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS President .......................... BUDDY WESTBROOK Vice President .................................... BILLY BATCHELOR Secretary .......................... JANET BLACKWOOD Treasurer ............................. JANICE BARWICK 36 JAMES LOUIS ABRAMS Macclesfield, N. C. B. S. Mathematics Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer, President; Intramurals; Intramural Council; I.F.C. HELEN KORNEGAY WALLER ADAMS Benson, N. B.S.y Business C. JIMMY LEWIS ADAMS Seven Springs, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Alpha Sigma Phi; Physical Education Club; Intramural Council; Basketball; Track. JEFFREY LYNN ADAMS Newton Grove, N. C. A.B., Biology Cooperative Association, President; Delta Sig- ma Phi; Science Club; Physical Education Club; âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ; Executive Board JASPER LEROY BAGGETT Salemburg, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Physical Education Club SHIRLEY BAIRD BAGGETT Dunn, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau JOHN DANIEL BAIN Lucama, N. C. B.S., Business JOSEPH BRUCE BAKER Wilson, N. C. B.S.f Accounting Accounting Club 37 Clinton, N. C. BOBBY GENE BARFIELD B.S., Accounting Accounting Club WILLIAM W. BARKER, III Kinston, N. C. B.S., Mathematics Delta Sigma Phi, I.F.C. Representative; I.F.C., President; Intramurals; Greek Week Coordinator JUDITH GRAY BARNES Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; C.C.A., Cabinet; Social Committee; S.N.E.A., Secretary; Band; Chorus ROY RUSSELL BARNES, JR. Battleboro, N. C. A.B., Political Science Intramurals; Men's Dormitory Association, President; Pi Alpha, President; Circle K; Presidents' Council DOLLY ANNE BARRON Wilson, N. C. A. B., Spanish Sigma Tau Chi; Sigma Pi Alpha, President; S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. JANICE ATHELIA BARWICK Deep Run, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Senior Class Treasurer; Women's Dormitory Association, Treasurer; Phi Sigma Tau, Secretary; C.C.A., Cabinet; Golden Knot Honor Society; Caldwell Hall Dormitory Council; S.N.E.A., Treasurer JOYCE BARWICK La Grange, N. C. A.B.f Elementary Education S.N.E.A. WILLIAM RUFFIN BATCHELOR Wilson, N. C. A.B., Social Science Sigma Pi, Pledgemaster, I.F.C. Representative, President; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice President; I.F.C., Treasurer; Vice President; Cross Country; Intramurals; Band; Bohunk Governing Board 38 JOAN CAROLYN BENNETT Aurora, N. C. B.S., Mathematics and Business Administration Accounting Club; F.B.L.A.; âWHOâS WHO Among Students in American Universities and Collegesâ CHESTER PRIMROSE BEST, JR. La Grange, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Business Club PEGGY BIVINS Atlanta, Ga. A. B., Religion Omega Chi, Corresponding Secretary; Stage and Script; Chorus; Golden Knot Honor Society; Womenâs Dormitory Association, President; PINE KNOT Queen; Christian Service Workshop; Executive Board; W.A.C.R., Coordinator; Harper Hall Dormitory Council; U.C.C.F., Vice President; âWHOâS WHO Among Students in American Universities and Collegesâ JANET BLACKWOOD Raleigh, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Sigma Tau Chi, Chaplain, President; Senior Class Secretary; I.F.C.; W.R.A.; Social Committee; S.N.E.A.; Cheerleader; C.C.A., Cabinet ELIZABETH JEANNE BOONE Elm City, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. CHARLES VERNON BRASWELL Pine Level, N. C. A.B., Religion HAROLD RAY BROWN Zebulon, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Business Club ANN DORA GILLEN BRYANT Middlesex, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. 39 â k , _ BILLY MONROE BRUFFEY Kinston, N. C. B.S., Mathematics MARION SUMERLIN BUNTING Pinetops, N. C. B.S., Mathematics Sigma Pi Alpha JERRY LYNN BURTON Asheville, N. C. A.B., Religion C.C.A., Cabinet; Golden Knot Honor Society MICHAEL DENNIS BUSBY Charleston, S. C. A.B., History Day Student Representative; THE COLLEGIATE, Staff; Executive Board; Pi Alpha; Young Republicans Club GENE AUTRY BYERLY Lexington, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Sigma Phi Epsilon; Baseball; Basketball; Intramurals; Physical Education Club; Men's Intramural Council LINDA FAYE CALE Wilson, N. C. B.S., Mathematics Phi Sigma Tau; Cooperative Association, Treasurer; S.N.E.A.; THE COLLEGIATE, Staff; Executive Board; âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges PEGGY ANN CARR Pinetops, N. C. A. B., History S.N.E.A.; B.S.U.; C.C.A. REBECCA ANN CARTWRIGHT Washington, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; Caldwell Hall Dormitory Council; S.N.E.A.; Chorus; W.R.A. 40 JOHN H. CHAPMAN B.S., Biology Science Club; Circle K Pinetops, N. C. GLENN FREDERICK CLACK Rockingham, N. C. B.S., Mathematics Sigma Pi, Song Leader, Social Chairman, Pledgemaster, House Manager; Executive Council; Science Club; Mathematics Club; Weightlifting Club; Intramurals; S.N.E.A. RICHARD HORACE CLAYTON Williamston, N. C. B.S., Biology Golf PATRICK ROSS COBB Spindale, N. C. B.S., Physical Education MARTHA COLLINS Elm City, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education N.C.E.A. CAROL LAMPKIN COLVARD State College, Miss. A.B., English Omega Chi, I.F.C. Representative; THE COLLEGIATE, Reporter, Editor-In-Chief; Stage and Script, Scrapbook Chairman, Treasurer, Cast of Plays; Sophomore Projects Committee, Chairman; Assembly and Concert Committee; PINE KNOT, Staff; W.R.A.; Young Democratic Club; English Club; W.A.C.R., Finance Chairman; Publications Board; Presidents' Council LUCY WILSON CONE Zebulon, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. JOSEPH ROBERT CONGLETON Stokes, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Physical Education Club; Intramurals 41 CORA LINDA CORBETT Farmville, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Omega Chi; S.N.E.A. LARRY JOE CRAWFORD Durham, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phi, President; I.F.C.; Presidentsâ Council JEAN POOLE CREECH Wilmington, N. C. A.B., Social Studies Chief Marshal; âWHOâS WHO Among Students in American Universities and Collegesâ NORMAN WOODARD DALY Goldsboro, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Alpha Sigma Phi; Physical Education Club; Cross Country; Track; Intramural Council LARRY RUSSELL DANIEL Middlesex, N. C. B.S.f Physical Education Sigma Pi; Baseball; Intramural Council; Cross Country LUDIE JACQUELINE DAUGHTRY Clinton, N. C. B.S., Biology Phi Sigma Tau, Secretary; W.R.A.; Chorus; S.N.E.A.; Science Club AVA ELIZABETH DAVENPORT Trenton, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. DIANNE BYRD DEANS Sims, N. C. A.B., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. 42 LOIS WEAVER DENNING Four Oaks, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education SID RAYMOND DENNY B.S., Biology Science Club; Golf Wilson, N. C. HUBERT M. DENTON, JR. Battleboro, N. C. A. B., Religion JAY B. DIXON, JR. Wilson, N. C. B. S., Accounting Delta Sigma Phi; Accounting Club; Men's Intramural Council SANDRA ELIZABETH DU BOIS Wilson, N. C. B.S., Business Education F.B.L.A., President; S.N.E.A.; PINE KNOT, Staff; Presidents' Council THOMAS BRUCE DUDLEY Beaufort, N. C. A.B., Religion C.C.A. CLAUD LEE DUNN, JR. Zebulon, N. C. B.S., Accounting Accounting Club NANELLE EDMUNDSON Fremont, N. C. A.B., Elementally Education Sigma Tau Chi, Secretary; W.R.A., Secretary- Treasurer; S.N.E.A. 43 Weldon, N. C. I ? EDWARD J. ELIAS, JR. B.S., Mathematics Science Club WILLIAM ALVIN ETHRIDGE Seven Springs, N. C. B.S., Mathematics Delta Sigma Phi JOHNNIE P. FIELDS La Grange, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Business Club; Delta Sigma Phi ELLEN ANN FINCH Merry Hill, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education B.S.U.; S.N.E.A. CHARLES W. FISHER, JR. Rocky Mount, N. C. B.S., Business Administration MARY SUE FISHER Kinston, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Omega Chi, I.F.C. Alternate; S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. GAIL L. FLEMING Pikeville, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges BILLY FRAZIER Warrenton, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Track; Physical Education Club; Intramurals 44 STEPHEN LERMOND GERGEN Durham, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi EDWARD LEE GLOVER Dover, N. C. B.S., Biology N. C. Collegiate Academy of Science, Historian; Science Club, Vice President; Sigma Pi; National Association of Biology Teachers WILLIAM HENRY GODWIN Selma, N. C. A.B., History Sigma Pi Alpha; Men's Dormitory Council FLORENCE E. GRIFFIN Dunn, N. C. B.S., Business Education S.N.E.A. GRACE WORTH GWALTNEY Kinston, N.C. B.S., Elementary Education Sigma Tau Chi; PINE KNOT, Staff; S.N.E.A.; I.F.C. Representative; W.R.A.; Harper Hall Dormitory, Vice President, President; Homecoming Sponsor; Summer School Executive Board, Secretary; Harper Hall Summer Dormitory Council, Secretary PATRICIA JANELLE HALL Laurinburg, N. C. A.B., Religion Education Phi Sigma Tau, Chaplain; C.C.A. Treasurer; W.R.A.; Chorus; Wesley Fellowship, President; Christian Service Workshop; Stage and Script; Chapel Choir; Harper Hall Dormitory Council ANNE MARIE HARDY Kinston, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau, I.F.C. Representative; I.F.C., Secretary; S.N.E.A., President; C. C.A., Cabinet CHARLES TOBY HARRIS Raleigh, N. C. A.B., History 45 BARBARA JEAN HARRISON Goldsboro, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education N.E.A. HELEN FOSS HICKS La Grange, N. C. B.S., Physical Education ARTHUR THOMAS HIGH Wilson, N. C. B.S., Accounting Band; Accounting Club, Vice President SYBIL ANNE HILL Dover, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Delta Sigma, President; S.N.E.A., Finance Chairman JUDY GAIL HINES Selma, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education BARBARA WOODALL HINTON Princeton, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education DOROTHY WARD HUMPHREY Beulaville, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. JACK LYNWOOD HUNTER Chinquapin, N. C. B.S., Business Administration 46 JACKIE VERNON HUSSEY Robbins, N. C. A.B., Physical Education Delta Sigma Phi; Basketball; Physical Education Club NANCY BRUNT JACKSON Wilson, N. C. A.B., History ENOCH JARMAN JOHNSON Harrells, N. C. B.S., Biology JO ANN JOHNSON Wendell, N. C. B.S., Business Education MAX OLIVER JOHNSON Benson, N. C. B.S., Business Administration BETTY JOYCE NORRIS JONES Selma, N. C. A.B., English Sigma Pi Alpha JOSEPH CLAY JONES Pink Hill, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Physical Education Club; Cross Country JAMES RUDOLPH JORDAN Wilson, N. C. B.S., Business Administration 47 LILLY GRAY KETNER Rocky Mount, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. WILLIAM ROBERT KILLEBREW Fountain, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon, Senior Marshal, Activity Chairman; Intramurals; Business Club; C.C.A., Cabinet RANDALL KORNEGAY Seven Springs, N. C. B.S., Chemistry Alpha Sigma Phi, Pledgemaster, I.F.C. Representative, Vice President; I.F.C.; Intramurals ALLEN RAY LAMM Wilson, N. C. A.B., History JAMES THOMAS LAMM Wilson, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Physical Education Club JOHN DEWEY LANGLEY, JR. Rocky Mount, N. C. A.B., History Delta Sigma Phi LINDA OLIVIA LANKFORD Walnut Cove, N. C. B.S.y Elementary Education Sigma Tau Chi, Social Chairman, President; B.S.U., Secretary, Vice President; S.N.E.A. Projects Chairman; I.F.C., Governing Board; W.R.A. 48 RONALD E. LEE B.S., Mathematics Science Club Pottsville, Pa. THOMAS W. LEE Four Oaks, N. C. B.S., Biology Delta Sigma Phi LUANNE WARNER LEGGETT Washington, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; âPledge Awardâ, âWoman of the Yearâ; Junior Class Secretary; Womenâs Dormitory Association, Secretary; Caldwell Hall Dormitory Council, President; S.N.E.A.; Band; Chorus; W.R.A.; Harper Hall Summer School Council, Vice President KATHERINE LITTLE Smithfield, N. C. B.S.y Elementary Education S.N.E.A. GRAHAM STENSON LOWERY Rowland, N. C. A.B.y Religious Education Christian Service Workshop EARL RANDOLPH LUCAS Wilson, N. C. B.S.y Business Administration SARA PHYLLIS LUCAS Goldsboro, N. C. B.S.y Business Administration Accounting Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Business Club; W.R.A. ARTHUR GRANT MANGUM Walstonburg, N. C. B.S., Business Education Business Club; Accounting Club; S.N.E.A.; Future Teachers Representative i HOWARD RANSOM MANNING Middlesex, N. C. B.S., Accounting Accounting Club 49 MARY ANN MARCHANT Raleigh, N. C. A. B., History Omega Chi, Historian, Membership Chairman, Vice President; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Marshal, Freshman and Sophomore Class; Sigma Pi Alpha; Golden Knot Honor Society; PINE KNOT, Staff, Editor; THE COLLEGIATE, Staff; W.R.A., Publicity Chairman; N.S.A., Coordinator; Publication Board; Presidentsâ Council; âWHOâS WHO Among Students in American Universities and Collegesâ WILLIAM JUNIUS MATTHEWS Henderson, N. C. B. S., Biology Science Club; Weightlifting Club; Intramurals JOHN DAVID McINTOSH Wilson, N. C. B.S., Accounting Accounting Club; W.A.C.R.; Accounting Lab Instructor GARRY CARNELL MERCER Wlison, N. C. A.B., Histoi'y and Political Science Pi Alpha EDWARD W. MILES Walstonburg, N. C. A.B., Religion GUY F. MILLER Rougemont, N. C. A.B., English Stage and Script, President, Cast of Plays; Circle K, Treasurer; C.C.A., Cabinet; THE COLLEGIATE, Assistant Editor; Young Democratic club; S.N.E.A.; Senior Class, Student Senator; Executive Board; Presidentsâ Council LINDA FAYE MORRIS Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Omega Chi, Reporter; W.R.A. Representative; S.N.E.A.; Cheerleader; Womenâs Dormitory Association, Secretary; W.R.A., Publicity; Chairman ALBERT RONNIE MURPHREY Middlesex, N. C. B.S., Biology Science Club; N. C. Academy of Science 50 JONATHAN DAVID MUSTIAN Raleigh, N. C. A. B., Health and Physical Education Sigma Phi Epsilon, President; Sophomore Class President; B.S.U., President; I.F.C. Treasurer; Circle K; North State Student Government Association, Treasurer, Vice President, President; Men's Intramurals, Student Director; âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges JUDITH ALENIA NEIGHBORS Benson, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Delta Sigma, S.N.E.A. MARY ELLEN NORMAN Sanford, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. LOIS FRANCES NUSHAN Salisbury, N. C. A.B., Biology Delta Sigma, Treasurer; Science Club, Secretary; N. C. Collegiate Academy of Science CARRIE BELLE ODOM Ahoskie, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education KENNETH WAYNE ODOM Conway, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon, Guard; Accounting Club; Circle K; Intramurals; Young Democratic Club JIMMIE C. O'NEAL, JR. Knightdale, N. C. A.B., History DONALD ETHELDRED OVERMAN, JR. Raleigh, N. C. A.B., Political Science Pi Alpha 51 MELVA ELLEZE OVERMAN Goldsboro, N. C. S.N.E.A., W.R.A. ROCHELLE O'NEAL PARRISH Middlesex, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education AGNES MARIE PEARSON Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education KAY ELDRIDGE PITTMAN Fremont, N. C. B.S., Business Administration Accounting Club; Baseball; Intramurals SELBY DIXON RAPER Kenly, N. C. B.S., Business Administration NANCY JEAN ROBERSON Scotland Neck, N. C. A. B., English Omega Chi, Corresponding Secretary, I.F.C. Representative, President; C.C.A., Secretary; Stage and Script; I.F.C.; S.N.E.A.; Home- coming Sponsor; PINE KNOT Queen Candidate, Second Runner-Up; Campus Awareness Committee; Cheerleader, Chief; B. S.U., Vice President; Chorus; Chapel Choir; W.R.A.; Presidents' Council, Secretary; Elections Committee; âMiss Merry Christmas Court CAROL MAE ROSS Muskegon, Mich. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. CECIL BRANDT ROSS Clemson, S. C. B.S., Physical Education Sigma Pi, Pledgemaster; Physical Education Club; Cross Country; Track and Field 52 CLAUDETTE EVE SALEEBY Wilson, N. C. B.S., Business Education Phi Sigma Tau; S.N.E.A. NELL W. SARGEANT Bonneau, S. C. A.B., English KATHLEEN GAY SCOTT Kenly, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education LESLIE DAWN SERMONS Fort Barnwell, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; S.N.E.A.; Homecoming Sponsor; PINE KNOT Queen Candidate; Band; âMiss Merry Christmasâ; Basketball Queen Candidate JAMES DELANO SILVERTHORNE B.S., Biology Washington, N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon, I.F.C. Representative, Vice President, President; I.F.C.; Sophomore Class Vice President; Tennis JOSEPH MARTIN SLOOP Mooresville, N. C. B.S., Chemistry Science Club; Wesley Fellowship CYNTHIA JOY SMITH Gastonia, N. C. A.B., Art Phi Sigma Tau, Historian; Chorus; Chapel Choir; PINE KNOT, Staff; W.R.A. DANIEL HOLLAND SNYDER Middlesex, N. C. A.B., History 53 SANDRA BUNN SNYDER Middlesex, N. C. B.S., Business JIMMIE D. SPELL Selma, N. C. B.S., Accounting Delta Sigma Phi JUDY LYNETTE STRICKLAND Clinton, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Sigma Tau Chi; S.N.E.A. JOHN R. SUMRELL Harlinger, N. C. A.B., Political Science Delta Sigma Phi, Sergeant-At-Arms; Pi Alpha, Vice President ROBERT CLARENCE SUTTON Sanford, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Alpha Sigma Phi, Chaplain, Intramural Manager; Physical Education Club; Men's Intramural Council, President MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education CLAUDIA INEZ TOLSTON Elm City, N. C. B.S., Art Omega Chi; PINE KNOT, Staff BETTY ANN THOMAS Waycross, Ga. Phi Sigma Tau, Chaplain; Denny Essay Cup Winner; THE COLLEGIATE, Staff; Golden Knot Honor Society; Chapel Choir; Mixed Chorus; Vocal Ensemble; Christian Service Workshop, President; âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 54 JAMES HENRY TRADER Annapolis, Md. A. B., History C.C.A.; Circle K JOYCE GLENN TYNDALL Kinston, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; S.N.E.A.; Harper Hall Dormitory Council, President; W.R.A. JOHN RICHARD ULLOM Fort Lauderdale, Fla. A.B., Religion Sigma Phi Epsilon, Historian; I.F.C. Representative; I.F.C.; Vice President; Menâs Intramural Council; Circle K, Secretary; THE COLLEGIATE, Staff; Track OLA TUCKER UZZLE Wilsonâs Mill, N. C. A.B., Business Education Phi Sigma Tau; Social Committee; Womenâs Dormitory Council; W.R.A.; S.N.E.A.; âWHOâS WHO Among Students in American Universities and Collegesâ JAMES RICHARD VAN CAMP Jacksonville, N. C. A.B., Political Science Delta Sigma Phi, President; Circle K, Secretary, President; Pi Alpha, President; Junior Class President; I.F.C., President; Campus Awareness Committee, Chairman; N.S.A. Coordinator BEVERLY JUNE VICK Bailey, N. C. B.S., Biology GUY WALLY VICK Nashville, N. C. A. B., History JOYCE J. VICK Rocky Mount, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education 55 MARGARET LEE WALKER Raleigh, N. C. A.B., English Phi Sigma Tau, Secretary, Vice President; Golden Knot Honor Society, President; Sigma Pi Alpha, Treasurer; Stage and Script, Vice President; Freshman Class, Secretary; âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges BETTY SHACKLEFORD WALLER Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. JAMES HERBERT WARD, JR. Williamston, N. C. B.S., Physical Education Men's Intramural Council, President; Band, Vice President; Basketball; Tennis ROLAND LELAND WATERFIELD, JR. Pungateague, Va. B.S., Biology Delta Sigma Phi; Intramurals; Science Club REBECCA M. WEBB Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; S.N.E.A. NANCYE BOHON WEDDLE Asheville, N. C. A.B., Religion Omega Chi, Chaplain; Stage and Script; THE COLLEGIATE, Staff, Exchange Editor; Christian Service Workshop, Social Chairman HUBERT WOODROW WESTBROOK A.B., Religion Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Senior Class President; Freshman Class Vice President; Circle K; Men's Intramural Council, Secretary; Executive Board MYRA JANE WHITE Kinston, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Omega Chi, Pledge Trainer, Membership Chairman; N.E.A.; PINE KNOT Queen, First Runner-Up; Wesley Foundation; PINE KNOT, Staff 56 LESTER STANLEY WHITLEY Saratoga, N. C. B.S., Biology Science Club; N C. Collegiate Academy PEGGY LEE WILDER Zebulon, N. C. A.B., Religious Education Phi Sigma Tau, Corresponding Secretary; Christian Service Workshop, Worship Chairman; B.S.U.; Women's Dormitory Council; W.R.A. BONNIE JANE WILLIAMS Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. MARLENE HIGH WILLIAMS Wilson, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education ONEIDA WILLIAMS Pinetops, N. C. A. B., Mathematics Sigma Pi Alpha RODNEY CLARK WILLIAMS Four Oaks, N. C. B. S., Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller, Vice President; Golden Knot Honor Society; Science Club; âWHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges BARBARA JEAN WILSON Selma, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Sigma Pi Alpha; S.N.E.A. CAROLYN W. WILSON Rocky Point, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Phi Sigma Tau; W.R.A.; Caldwell Hall Dormitory Council, Vice President; S.N.E.A. 57 â˘Ww BARBARA FRANCES WINSTEAD Rocky Mount, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education S.N.E.A. LILY ROSE BEST Goldsboro, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education BILLY RAY YAWN Clayton, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education 58 OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS President BOB STONE Vice President PAT ROBERSON Secretary CAROL HARPER Treasurer FAN FAULKNER WILLIAM RAY ALEXANDER Lexington, Ky. MARY IDA ALLEN Ayden, N. C. LUTHER WILLIAM BARDIN III Black Creek, N. C. KENNETH MAURICE BARNES Chadbourn, N. C. JESSIE BERNICE BARWICK LaGrange, N. C. SUE WEST BASS Dunn, N. C. WILLIAM S. BASS, JR. Lucama, N. C. DAVID H. BATCHELOR Wilson, N. C. VIVIAN JEAN BEAMON Walstonburg, N. C. GLENDA CAROLE BENSON Deep Run, N. C. ANNE CORBETT BENTON Wilson, N. C. ROBERT C. BISHOP Philadelphia, Pa. SYLVIA ANN BOYKIN Sims, N. C. ELLEN FAYE BRADLEY Wilson, N. C. ANN BRINSON Arapahoe, N. C. ELIZABETH FAYE BRINSON Arapahoe, N. C. LENNIS BRINSON, JR. Morehead City, N. C. CHARLES WAYNE BRITTON Anchorage, Alaska HELEN FLORENCE BROOKS Bath, N. C. NELLIE MAC BRYAN Grantham, N. C. JUNE ELIZABETH BURWELL Oxford, N. C. BOBBY DALE BYERLY Lexington, N. C. WILLIAM DAVID CAHOON Columbia, N. C. HUGH FREEMAN CHASE Goldsboro, N. C. 60 CHARLES F. COCKRELL Kenly, N. C. WILLIAM C. COGDELL Goldsboro, N. C. BETTY KAYE CONDON Winton, N. C. ELMO FLETCHER CORDLE Seaboard, N. C. JOHN ALTON COX, JR. Fayetteville, N. C. WILLIAM HENRY COX Walstonburg, N. C. JANET SPROTT CROOM Wilson, N. C. WILLIE LEWIS CROWDER South Hill, Va. JEAN BRAGG DANIEL Elm City, N. C. HERMAN CECIL DAVIS, JR. Hillsboro, N. C. WILLIAM MOORE DAVIS Smyrna, N. C. JERRY DISMUKES Raleigh, N. C. GINGER DRIES Rocky Mount, N. C. JAMES LEON EARP Selma, N. C. EVELYN GRAY EDWARDS Mt. Olive, N. C. WILLIAM ELWOOD ELMORE Deep Run, N. C.' FLORA ANN FAULKNER Red Oak, N. C. BETTY FERRELL Kenly, N. C. JANET SUE FERRELL Wilson, N. C. DIANE PRICE FLEMING Red Oaks, N. C. DON CARLOS FLOWERS, JR. Kinston, N. C. SANDRA FREEDMAN Wilson, N. C. LEWIS REGINALD GOODWIN Raleigh, N. C. GEORGE R. GORRITZ Hicksville, N. Y. 61 s EUELL GENE GOSS Durham, N. C. HILDA ANNETTE GRIFFIN Wilson, N. C. TEMPIE ANN GRIFFIN Wendell, N. C. HENELY STYLE HALES Roseboro, N. C. CAROL RUTH HARPER Deep Run, N. C. ISAAC EMERON HARRIS, III Durham, N. C. REBECCA HARRISON Wilson, N. C. MILDRED DAVIS HAYES Wilson, N. C. SHERRI S. HEARN Wilson, N. C. PATRICIA BLANCHE HINES Kinston, N. C. BARNEY HIRAM HINNANT Kenly, N. C. RAEFORD W. HOLLAND, JR. Raleigh, N. C. L. T. HOLLOMAN, JR. Harrellsville, N. C. JANE GOLD HOWELL Kenly, N. C. HENRY HOWELL Pikeville, N. C. DONALD EUGENE HUTSON Palatka, Fla. DONALD WAYNE IVEY Wilson, N. C. ALLYCE YVONNE JEANES Sims, N. C. ROBERT DAVID JENKINS Wilson, N. C. CHARLES RICHARD JOHNSON Gastonia, N. C. JANICE LOUISE JOHNSON Wilson, N. C. ALMA JOYCE LaCELLE Selma, N. C. WILLIAM STACEY LAMB Edenton, N. C. GLENN DAVID LANGSTON Four Oaks, N. C. 62 EDWARD A. LAWRENCE Beaufort, N. C. ROSE MARIE LEE Arapahoe, N. C. ROBERT FRANKLIN LINDLEY Jacksonville, Fla. JESSE L. MAGHAN Arlington, Va. HARBIE LEROY MARTIN Jackson, N. C. JOYCE VIOLA MILLER Wilson, N. C. SAMUEL T. MOORE, JR. Washington, N. C. WILLIAM DANNY MOORE Harrells, N. C. JOYCE FAYE MURPHY Rose Hill, N. C. TOMI PARHAM Cary, N. C. SHIRLEY RUTH PARKER Jacksonville, N. C. judith McQueen parrish Winston-Salem, N. C. TED OLIVER PEACOCK Pikeville, N. C. ANNA GERTRUDE PEEL Everetts, N. C. MARY KATHERINE PEELE Raleigh, N. C. DURWOOD STONE PEGRAM Rocky Mount, N. C. SYLVIA RUTH PETTERSON Charleston, S. C. THOMAS EARL PIERSON Raleigh, N .C. KENNETH WAYNE PLASTER Fieldale, Va. RICHARD THOMAS POWELL Elizabeth City, N. C. WADE H. PRIVETTE, JR. Black Creek, N. C. MELVIN GREEN PURVIS Carthage, N. C. LINDA BRIDGERS RAPER Wilson, N. C. DANFORD E. RAYNOR Benson, N. C. 63 WILLIAM RANDOLPH REESE Henderson, N. C. CARLAINE JONES RICHARDS Kensington, Md. JAMES B. RICHARDSON, JR. Toano, Va. WILLIAM H. RICHARDSON Louisburg, N. C. JACKIE RIVENBARK Lexington, N. C. PAT ROBERSON Durham, N. C. EDITH INEZ SASSER Pikeville, N. C. SEBRON GRAVES SASSER Mt. Olive, N. C. E. B. SHEARIN, JR. Littleton, N. C. CHARLES GLENWOOD SMITH Salemburg, N. C. GURNEY RAY SMITH Robbins, N. C. NANCY ELIZABETH SMITH Grifton, N. C. THOMAS AUBREY SMITH San Marino, Cal. CHARLIE JAMES SPELL Salemburg, N. C. JANETTE F. STEWART Goldsboro, N. C. ROBERT M. STONE Portsmouth, N. C. JAMES 0. STRICKLAND, JR. Selma, N. C. RALPH DAVIS STROUD Seven Springs, N. C. MARY ANNA TAYLOR Stovall, N. C. JOHN C. TODD Wendell, N. C. DALTON R. TOMLINSON Wilson, N. C. BRUCE THOMAS TURNER Trenton, N. C. CAROLYN JEANETTE VANN Zebulon, N. C. ELEANOR KAY WALTERS Fuquay Springs, N. C. 64 PEGGY WARD Robersonville, N. C. JOYCE BRYAN WARREN Newton Grove, N. C. HARRIET LOUISE WATSON Wilson, N. C. LINDA WEAVER Rich Square, N. C. MARY LUELLA WEBB Wilson, N. C. SALLIE VICK WEBB Wilson, N. C. JAMES A. WEEKS Elizabeth City, N. C. LORRAINE WELLS Kinzua, Pa. SHIRLEY JO ANN WIGGS Smithfield, N. C. MAGGIE L. WILLIAMS Wilson, N. C. REBECCA WILLIAMS Rebuck, Pa. DONALD C. WILLIAMSON Clinton, N. C. PRESTON DALE WILLIAMSON Hamlet, N. C. ALEASE WILLOUGHBY Ahoskie, N. C. JAMES THOMAS WILSON Wilson, N. C. PAUL LEWIS Wilson, N. C. 65 OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS President .............................. DAVID PEEBLES Vice President ....................................... JAY BARNHILL Secretary ....................... MARY JO BUFF ALOE Treasurer ........................ DONNA MELHORNE e.6 DAVID MONROE ALFORD Middlesex, N. C. KAY ALLEN Farmville, N. C. GEORGE WILLIAM ANGEL Madison, N. C. ALBERT GRAHAM ATKINS Durham, N. C. JAMES GLENN AYCOCK Fremont, N. C. JOHNNIE CASWELL BAKER Wilson, N. C. HARRY HARGETT BARKER Stella, N. C. JULIAN S. BARNHILL, JR. Windsor, N. C. james Lemuel bartlett Goldsboro, N. C. RONALD LINCOLN BASS Spring Hope, N. C. C. E. MAURICE BELANGER Colon, Republic of Panama LINDA ROSE BENSON Clayton, N. C. WILLIAM WORTH BEVERAGE Burgaw, N. C. JAMES GARVIN BISHOP Raeford, N. C. JUDY BLYTHE Wilson, N. C. JOHN ARTHUR BOYD Washington, N. C. SARAH CAROLYN BOYETTE Kenly, N. C. LESTER GOLD BRANTLEY, JR. Spring Hope, N. C. REBECCA ANN BRANTLEY Zebulon, N. C. BERNARD ANDREW BROWN Raleigh, N. C. MARY JO BUFFALOE Garner, N. C. LINDA LOU BUNN Sims, N. C. ROY STEPHEN CAVENAUGH, JR. Wallace, N. C. ANTHONY MILTON CHESSON Roper, N. C. SHARON GERTRUDE CHILDRESS Vienna, Va. DARROW ROSS CLARK Rocky Mount, N. C. ELIZABETH CLAYTON Fayetteville, N. C. ROBERT R. COBB Wendell, N. C. JEWELL FAYE COOPER Spray, N. C. TONY OâNEAL CRADY Saratoga, N. C. GROVER DEES Goldsboro, N. C. JENNY LOU DEES Wilson, N. C. MAURICE H. EDMUNDSON Eureka, N. C. PATRICIA A. EDWARDS Goldsboro, N. C. BETTY JO EVANS Raleigh, N. C. ELIZABETH ANNE FERRELL Wilson, N. C. DALE FILLINGAME Midway, Ga. ROBERT B. FLEMING Whitakers, N. C. LINDA FAY FORREST Roxboro, N. C. RHEA FORREST Brunson, N. C. 67 JOHN RAYMOND GETTINGER Fort Lauderdale, Fla. WILLIAM H. GILL Hamlet, N. C. ROY ALLEN GODWIN Kenly, N. C. VIRGINIA WILSON GRADY Grantham, N. C. JOHNNIE DANIEL HALES Middlesex, N. C. RAMONA GWEN HALL Elm City, N. C. QUINTON R. HARE, JR. Goldsboro, N. C. WILFORD RAY HARE Pikeville, N. C. CHARLES R. HARRIS St. Stephens, S. C. ELIZABETH LOUISE HARRIS Kinston, N. C. JUDY KAREN HINNANT Goldsboro, N. C. ROLAND HATTEN HODGES, JR. Wilson, N. C. PATRICIA ANN HORNE Wilson, N. C. REX HORNE Kinston, N. C. MARTHA LYNN HOUSEMAN Charlottesville, Va. SANDRA HUGGINS Elizabethtown, N. C. JOSIAH CARL HULL Wendell, N. C. JIMMIE PHYLLIS IRION Elkin. N. C. LYNETTE JEFFERSON Washington, N. C. SYLVIA RHODES JOHNSON Kelford, N. C. MARY JOHNSTON Tennille, Ga. WILLIAM REVIL JONES, JR. Spring Hope, N. C. CHESSELL SHELTON JOYNER Rocky Mount, N. C. WILLARD SHELTON JUSTICE Bowden, N. C. RICHARD CLAYTON KEEL Robersonville, N. C. JANICE ELIZABETH LAMM Wilson, N. C. LINDA FAY LANCASTER Eureka, N. C. ROBERT WESTON LEAROYD Raleigh, N. C. DOUGLAS LEDBETTER Atlanta, Ga. BOBBY LEE LYNCH Macon, N. C. EMMA LOUISE MATTHEWS Wilson, N. C. ONNALEE JEAN McELHANEY Beaver, Pa. EVELYN MARIE MEDLIN Louisburg, N. C. DONNA RAE MELHORN Haines City, Fla. SANDLING KING MERRITT Clinton, N. C. DIANE DEE MOORE Wilson, N. C. PATRICIA MAVIS NEAL Wilson, N. C. ARNOLD NILSEN Fort Lauderdale, Fla. PADAN ARAM NOBLE, JR. Deep Run, N. C. ELIZABETH ANNE OâBERRY Dudley, N. C. 68 DOUGLAS OUZTS Atlanta, Ga. CHAPPELL VAIL PARKER Pine Level, N. C. GLENDA FAYE PARKER Benson, N. C. DAVID PEEBLES Raleigh, N. C. EDWARD T. PERKINS Wendell, N. C. JOHN STEPHENS PICKLES Bayboro, N. C. GEORGE THOMAS PIPPIN, III Fayetteville, N. C. HERBERT JOEL PIPPIN Wendell, N. C. BETTY LOU POPE Kenly, N. C. CHARLES EUGENE PRICE Goldsboro, N. C. LINDA RUTH PRICE Seven Springs, N. C. MARIAN GRAY PULLEY Durham, N. C. WILLIAM ROBERT RAIFORD, JR. Kinston, N. C. ELOISE MARTIN REEL New Bern, N. C. JAMES NAMON REGISTER Clinton, N. C. RICHARD L. RIVERS Atlanta, Ga. DANIEL WILBERT SASSER, JR. Wilson, N. C. MARY TODD SATTERFIELD Wendell, N. C. ANN SMITH Goldsboro, N. C. JUDY SMITH Willow Springs, N. C. PANTICE PARKS SMITH Elm City, N. C. W. KEATS SPARROW Kinston, N. C. PHYLLIS ANN STEPHENSON Smithfield, N. C. SANDRA ANN STOTT Bailey, N. C. PAUL JEROME STREETMAN, JR. Lexington, N. C. MILEY WILLARD STRICKLAND,JR. Richmond, Va. LINDA SALTER SUMMERS Beaufort, N. C. DOUGLAS LEE SWAIN Beaufort, N. C. LONNIE STEPHEN TAYLOR Wilson, N. C. JOHN EDWIN THIGPEN Pikeville, N. C. KEN THORNTON Newton Grove, N. C. BILLY D. TOLER Goldsboro, N. C. JOE PAT TOLSON Tarboro, N. C. JAMES LEWIS TUCKER Wake Forest, N. C. LORRIE KAY TUNNELL Spring Hope, N. C. THOMAS A. TURBEVILLE, JR. Wilson, N. C. MARY EDNA VICK Bailey, N. C. GERALD DENVER WALSTON Wilson, N. C. MARTY WALTRIP Owensboro, Ky. EBER FANNING WARREN Grantsboro, N. C. 69 BOBBY RAY WEST Saratoga, N. C. THOMAS WEST Fremont, N. C. MARY LOUISE WESTPHAL Wilson, N. C. BETTY ANN WETMORE Ft. Pierce, Fla. RONALD ALSTON WHITE Cove City, N. C. WARREN WHITEHURST Wilson, N. C. BARBARA WHITLEY Stantonsburg, N. C. GLEN FRANKLIN WHITLEY Smithfield, N. C. GEORGE-ANNE WILLARD Wilson, N. C. JEAN HOWELL WILSON Swansboro, N. C. SIDNEY JEAN WILSON Wilson, N. C. BILL WINSTEAD Decatur, Ga. JULIUS CURTIS WOOTEN Macclesfield, N. C. LUTHER WORRELL WOOTEN, JR. Macclesfield, N. C. SUE HARA WRENCH Roseboro, N. C. WILLIAM LANE KILPATRICK Dover, N. C. 70 OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS President ............................. DON BAREFOOT Vice President......................... REX WHEATLEY Secretary .............................. ANN OAKLEY Treasurer JESSICA MAY 71 JUNE ELIZABETH ABBOTT Wilson, N. C. EDNA PEARL ADAMS Seven Springs, N. C. VIRGINIA WRIGHT ALLEN Farmville, N. C. WILLIAM ANDREW ALLMAN, JR. Zebulon, N. C. ALETHA DALE ARNOLD Louisburg, N. C. JERRY LYNN ASHWORTH Finly, Ind. BRENDA H. ATKINS Wilsonâs Mills, N. C. WILLIAM B. AUTRY Durham, N. C. NANCY JO AVERY Clayton, N. C. BOBBY JOE AYERS Rocky Mount, N. C. WILLIAM ERVIN BAGGETT Richlands, N. C. ALBERT STANLEY BAILEY Farmville, N. C. BARBARA PYLE BALDWIN Durham, N. C. BARBARA JEAN BAREFOOT Wilson, N. C. DONALD THERO BAREFOOT Dunn, N. C. CLARA LORRAINE BASS Snow Hill, N. C. JOAN FAYE BASS Spring Hope, N. C. JAMES A. BATSON, III Mt. Olive, N. C. NANCY ELIZABETH BAZEMORE Cofield, N. C. RAYMOND CARSON BENTHALL Woodland, N. C. ELEANOR GLENN BIZZELL Kinston, N. C. STEPHEN EDWARD BLANTON Wallace, N. C. JAMIE MIXON BONNER, JR. Bonnerton, N. C. ROBERT ALEXANDER BONNER Hopewell, N. C. JUNE EARLE BOSWELL Wilson, N. C. GAMBLE M. BOWERS Richmond, Va. JERRY LEONARD BOWERS Morehead City, N. C ELEANOR FAYE BRIDGERS Kenly, N. C. MARY ANN BRITT Wilson, N. C. AUDREY LANE BROWN Selma, N. C. BETTY MARIE BROWN Wilson, N. C. REBECCA GRAY BROWN Jamesville, N. C. SYLVIA ANN BROWN Rose Hill, N. C. MARY KAYE BUFFALOE Garner, N. C. HUBERT WHITE BURDEN Hertford, N. C. LYNDA BURGESS Niagara Falls, N. Y. LINDA MARSHALL BURROWS Winston-Salem, N. C. CHARLES BURT Wilson, N. C. JAMES FRANKLIN BUTLER Goldsboro, N. C. NORMAN DAVID CADE Hamlet, N. C. JOSEPH BUD CAGLE, JR. Wendell, N. C. JUDY CARPENTER Winston-Salem, N. C. MARTHA JAN CARR Goldsboro, N. C. LARRY ALTON CARROLL Dunn, N. C. LOLA ANN CARROLL Dunn, N. C. 72 BETTY SUE CARTER Pink Hill. N. C. MARY SUE CHAPMAN Florence, S. C. DONALD RAY CLACK Clinton, N. C. JANICE MARIE CLARK Kinston, N. C. JOYCE LEIGH COPELAND Elizabeth City, N. C. JANICE MARIE COUSINS Mullins, S. C. JANIE PITTMAN CRAFT Pinetops, N. C. BETTY CROOM Kinston, N. C. JOHN DAVID CULLER Arlington, Va. HAROLD BRAGG DANIEL, JR. Elm City, N. C. WILLIAM THOMAS DARDEN Fayetteville, N. C. JAMES CHARLES DAUGHERTY Islandton, S. C. HUGH GRANT DAURITY, JR. Sanford, N. C. CATHERINE FRANCES DAVIS Arlington, Va. SELBY EDWARD DAVIS Stantonsburg, N. C. RAY WARREN DAVIS Warsaw, N. C. CAROLYN ANN DIXON Grifton, N. C. ROLAND ALBERT DODSON Hillsboro, N. C. BRENDA K. EDWARDS Middlesex, N. C. DANNY LEE ELLIS Saratoga, N. C. JANET ELIZABETH ELLIS Macclesfield, N. C. WILLIAM JESSE ETHERIDGE Wilson, N. C. STEPHEN EARL EVERETTE Washington, N. C. GARY WAYNE FAISON Richmond, Va. ELOISE YVONNE FOUCETTE Monticello, N. C. DAVID EUGENE FERNALD Wilson, N. C. PAUL FORBES FLOWERS Macclesfield, N. C. SALLY BARNES FORBES Stantonsburg, N. C. LARRY WENDELL GAGE Wilson, N. C. SANDRA ELIZA GASKINS Greenville, N. C. SANDRA RAE GODWIN Kenly, N. C. WAYNE GRAY Manteo, N. C. LUCILLE GREEN Trenton, N. C. MARY GEORGE GUILFORD Aurora, N. C. MARILYN HALL Laurinburg, N. C. VICTORIA DAVIS HALL Winston-Salem, N. C. ERNEST MARCUS HAMILTON, JR. Lexington, N. C. ANTHONY WINFIELD HAMMOND Rocky Mount, N. C. SANDRA ELAINE HARDISON Williamston, N. C. ROBERT B. HARDISTER Durham, N. C. THOMAS STEVENSON HARRIS Pantego, N. C. VIRGINIA MOORE HAYS Kinston, N. C. RICHARD WAYNE HAYWOOD Bloomfield, Ind. LELAND M. HEATH, JR. Deep Run, N. C. 73 GENE FREDERICK HERRING Warsaw, N. C. JO ANN HERRING Wilson, N. C. LUCY ANN HICKS Norlina, N. C. LENORA JANE HINNANT Windsor, N. C. RUTH ELAINE HONEYCUTT Raleigh, N. C. TOMMIE S. HOPKINS Middlesex, N. C. TANYU QUINN HOWARD Kinston, N. C. MARY LOUIS HUDSON Greenville, N. C. GARY G. JOHNSON Frankfort, Ind. JAMES ALBERT JOHNSON, JR. Kinston, N. C. GARETH BRYANT JONES Richlands, N. C. SAMUEL ORLANDO JONES, JR. Washington, N. C. PHYLLIS MAE JOYNER Spring Hope, N. C. PORTIA LOU JOYNER Wilson, N. C. LLOYD ALLYN JULIEN, JR. Raleigh, N. C. JOYCE KILLINGSWORTH Trenton, N. C. JIMMY ARNOLD KING Wallace, N. C. MAMIE RUTH LANCASTER Eureka, N. C. MARGARET ANN LANDEN Rocky Mount, N. C. WILLIAM GRAY LANGLEY Spring Lake, N. C. JERRY LEACH Hicksville, N. Y. CHARLES HENRY LEE, JR. Wilson, N. C. EDITH ANN LEE Farmville, N. C. JUDY DEAN LEE Arapahoe, N. C. CAROLE YVONNE LEWIS Wilmington, N. C. KAY JEANETTE LITTLE Saratoga, N. C. BARBARA LLEWELLYN South Boston, Va. CHARLES LOCKAMY Warsaw, N. C. CARNELIA ANN LOCKERMAN Salemburg, N. C. BETTY ANN MATTHEWS Wilson, N. C. JAMES ROY MAULDIN Goldsboro, N. C. JESSICA LEE MAY Louisburg, N. C. PEGGY MAYER Raleigh, N. C. CAROLYN ANN MAYO Washington, D. C. MARY ANNETTE McARTAN Pine Level, N. C. PAUL EARLY McCARN Lexington, N. C. ELIZABETH SUZANNE McCULLY Jacksonville, N. C. RONALD DOW McKEEL Wilson, N. C. LILY MAE McKENZIE Washington, N. C. MARY LINDA MILES Wilson, N. C. RUSSELL RAYMOND MILLER, JR. Williamsburg, Va. SCARLETT MILLS Kinston, N. C. REBEKAH ANNE MOORE Wilson, N. C. SANDRA KAY MOORE Wilson, N. C. ANN DEARCE MORGAN Spring Hope, N. C. 74 DON B. MORRIS Fremont, N. C. JO ANNE MORRIS Aulander, N. C. LINDA NEWSOME Kenly, N. C. ROBERT CLIFTON Nolan, N. C. ANNE ELIZABETH OAKLEY Williamston, N. C. JANE LINDSAY OSGOOD New Bern, N. C. ROLAND BRUCE OWEN Charleston Heights, S. C. CAROLYN KAYE PAGE Wilson, N. C. JAMES EDISON PARKS, JR. Henderson, N. C. MIRIAM LEIGH PAUL Edward, N. C. BARBARA ANN PENNINGTON Goldsboro, N. C. CAROLYN REE PIPPIN Zebulon, N. C. WANDA LA VERLE PITTMAN Wilson, N. C. BARBARA GRACE POWELL Elm City, N. C. PATRICK JAMES POWERS Kinston, N. C. VIRGINIA PRICE Wendell, N. C. SUSAN MARIETTA PUGLIA Elizabethtown, N. C. EDWARD GILES PYATT Dudley, N. C. MARION VICTOR RAINS, JR. Princeton, N. C. RANDOLPH WAYNE RATTERREE Matthews, N. C. HAROLD STEWART RAYNOR, JR. Clinton, N. C. WILLIAM RAYMOND REDDING Wilson, N. C. MARGARET REID Smithfield, N. C. LINDA REILLY Ayden, N. C. PAMELA RHODES Jacksonville, N. C. MALOYE JO RICHARDSON Wendell, N. C. BOBBY ROBERSON Washington, N. C. OLLIE MAE RODGERS Fremont, N. C. MADGE ROBERSON Robersonville, N. C. CATHERINE ANN ROSE Princeton, N. C. JUDITH LYNN ROSE Newton Grove, N. C. JAY ALFRED ROYAL Newport News, Va. SHEILA LERLENE SCOTT Elizabeth City, N. C. SARAH ELIZABETH SHAKELFORD Walstonburg, N. C. CAROLYN SHARPE Greensboro, N. C. KAROLYN SARAH SHELTON Winston-Salem, N. C. JUDY ANN SHOOK Selma, N. C. ANITA GAIL SHORE Elkin, N. C. DOUGLAS REID SMITH Kinston, N. C. NATHAN LEE SMITH La Grange, N. C. PETER C. SMITH Wilson, N. C. PHYLLIS ANN SNIPES Durham, N. C. LINDA FAYE STEWART Princeton, N. C. DONALD BROUGHTON STREET Raleigh, N. C. 75 ELLEN SCOTT STOVALL Rocky Mount, N. C. TREVA DYANNE STRICKLAND Zebulon, N. C. GERALD TERRY SUMMERLIN Kenly, N. C. THOMAS R. SWANSON Morehead City, N. C. WILLIAM JOSEPH TART Goldsboro, N. C. DALLAS W. TAYLOR Robersonville, N. C. EMMETTE TAYLOR Deep Run, N. C. DAVID LEE THARRINGTON Rocky Mount, N. C. BRANDA GAIL THOMAS Macclesfield, N. C. ALLEN K. THOMPSON, II Pikeville, N. C. WILLIAM DHUE TICE Williamston, N. C. CLARENCE EDWARD TODD Wendell, N. C. MARGARET ROSANNE TOLAR Kinston, N. C. BILLIE ANN TOLSTON Elm City, N, C. RAE TORREY Jacksonville, N. C. HELEN E. TRIPP Silver Hill, N. C. MARY AGNES TYRE Williamston, N. C. DIANNA KNIG TYSON Wilson, N. C. WILLIAM DOUGLAS VICK Wilson, N. C. ANN LOUISE VON MILLER Wilson, N. C. KAREN WALLER Kinston, N. C. NEEDHAM WARD Lumberton, N. C. FRANKIE L. WATERS Hampton, Va. ROGER EUGENE WATKINS Kenly, N. C. JO ANN WATSON Wilson, N. C. SUSAN RAE WEBB Kinston, N. C, CLAUDIE MARION WARRICK Goldsboro, N. C. REX HUNTER WHEATLEY Washington, N. C. ANNA FOWLER WHITE Salemburg, N. C. LESLIE GAIL WHITE Kinston, N, C. ROWE HERRING WHITE Salemburg, N. C. JAMES EDWARD WHITTINGTON Raleigh, N. C. CYNTHIA JANE WIGGS Fremont, N. C. LINDA KAY WILLARD Williamston, N. C. PHILLIP A. WILLIAMS Wallace, N. C. LOIS ANN WILLIFORD Smithfield, N. C, JONAH THURMAN WINDHAM Fremont, N. C. ORA LEE WINDHAM Lucama, N. C. REBEKAH R. WINSTEAD Walstonburg, N. C. JOHNNIE MAE WOODALL Princeton, N. C. ERWIN CARLYLE WOODARD Hertford, N. C. MILLIE WOODBURY Jacksonville, N. C. VALERIA WORRELL Eureka, N. C. OLINDA CAMDEN Wilson, N. C. ROSE MARIE YORK Pinetops, N. C. 76 Tkt Sctnt ,i Vitier ORGANIZATIONS THE COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION JEFF ADAMS President EXECUTIVE BOARD The campus government of Atlantic Christian College has been a source of pride to all members of the college since its beginning in 1936. The name of this government is The Cooperative Asso- ciation and all students and faculty are members. The affairs of the association are handled by an executive board composed of nineteen students, one faculty mem- ber elected by the faculty, and the Director of Guidance and Student Life. The primary purpose of the Cooperative Association is to provide the necessary organization for carrying out the duties of a campus government. It is considered essen- tial that these duties at all times be consistent with the ideals of a church-related institution of higher education. BOB BISHOP MICKEY HAYES LINDA CALE Vice President Secretary Treasurer Seated: Mickey Hayes, Jeff Adams, Bob Bishop, Linda Cale; Standing: Peggy Bivins, Roy Barnes, Steve Everett, Tommy Moore, Mr. Pete Warren, Guy Miller, Gina Allen, Jimmy Adams, Dr. Wil- liam Tucker, David Peebles, Ken Thornton, Sandra Freedman, Buddy Westbrook, Don Barefoot, Bob Stone; Not Pictured: Judy Barnes, Hatten Hodges SOCIAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES The Executive Board appoints each year one member of each class to serve on the Social Committee and one member of each class to serve on the Assembly and Concert Committee. The college administra- tion appoints members of the facul- ty to serve on each committee. The Bohunk Governing Board and the Campus Awareness Committee, a new creation this year, are ap- pointed by the Executive Board. Seated: Dick Ullom, Marilyn Hall, Hilda Griffin; Standing: Mr. Tait, Mrs. West, Miss Ward, Mrs. McLean, Miss Daniel, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wiggs, Oden Latham ASSEMBLY AND CONCERT Left to Right: Maloye Richardson, John Todd, Mrs. Hols- worth, Mr. Featherstone, Mr. OâNeal, John Cox CAMPUS AWARENESS BOHUNK GOVERNING BOARD Miss Jessie Daniel, Janice Lamm, Judy Parrish, Jimmy Wilson 81 Rex Horne, Jim Van Camp, Liz Harris WOMENâS DORMITORY ASSOCIATION W.D.A. is the Womenâs Dormitory Association of which all resident women students are members. The governing body, called the House Council, is composed of the Association officers and floor repre- sentatives who investigate reported violations of the constitution and determine the penalty. HARPER HALL AND HARPER HALL ANNEX COUNCIL Peggy Bivins President Jackie Rivenbark Vice President Linda Morris Secretary Janice Barwick Treasurer Left to Right: Janice Cousins, Eleanor Walters, Bernice Barwick, Gracie Gwaltney, Barbara Wilson, Joyce Tyndall, Dale Arnold, Sylvia Petterson, Anna Peel, Beth Clayton CALDWELL HALL AND HILLEY HOUSE COUNCIL Seated: Carolyn Wilson, Lou Leggett, Tucker Uzzell; Standing: Betty Kaye Condon, Mrs. Whitfield, Evelyn Edwards, Patsy Hall, Ann Cart- wright, Peggy Ward, Marion Pulley, Janice Barwick, Alice Williamson, Mrs. Johnson MENâS DORMITORY COUNCIL Seated: Roy Barnes, President; Standing: Maurice Edmundson, Tommy Norvell, Aden Latham, Dean Dan Hensley ROY BARNES President The Menâs Dormitory Association is composed of all resi- dents of Hackney Hall. The governing body of the Asso- ciation is composed of the officers of the Association and floor representatives who, together, form a council. Neces- sary disciplinary measures are reviewed and established by the council. HACKNEY HALL 83 CAMPUS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Campus Christian Association occupies that place of especial responsibility accorded such an organization func- tioning on the campus of a church-related college. In accor- dance with this responsibility, the C.C.A. strives to provide the religious life of the campus with stimulating chapel pro- grams throughout the year and an inspiring Religious Em- phasis Week. Through a cabinet, composed of the officers and denominational representatives, activities and plans of the C.C.A. are directed. Seated: Liz Harris, Secretary; Pat Hines, President; Patsy Hall, Treas- urer ; Dean Dan Hensley, Bruce Dudley, Peggy Carr, Sylvia Petterson, Anne Hardy, Jim Trader, Guy Miller, Bill Alexander, Vice President. CHRISTIAN SERVICE WORKSHOP INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Front Row: Gracie Gwaltney, Jo Ann Wiggs, Anne Hardy, Nancy Roberson, Dick Ullom, Randall Kornegay, Dean Dan Hensley; Second Row: Mr. Pete Warren, Maggie Williams, Carol Colvard, Judy Parrish, Mickey Hayes, Jimmy Silverthorne, R. D. Stroud; Third Row: Bill Batchelor, Richard Rivers, Jimmy Adams, Bill Barker, Jim VanCamp. BILL BARKER President OFFICERS Left to Right: Bill Barker, President; Dick Ullom, Vice President; Anne Hardy, Secretary; Bill Batchelor, Treasurer. The law-making body for the Greek organizations on Atlantic Christian College campus is the I.F.C. It is composed of the pres- ident and one representative from each Greek organization who meet to solve the problems of fraternal life. 85 Left to Right: Ellen Finch, Dr. John Scudder, Linda Morris, Lily Rose Best, Grade Gwaltney, Jeanne Boone, Anne Hardy, Mary Ellen Norman, Linda Cale, Janice Barwick, Elleze Overman. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ANNE HARDY President The purpose of the Student National Education As- sociation is to acquaint prospective teachers with the history, ethics, and program of the teaching profes- sion; and to interest the best young men and women in education as a life long career. The members of the Student National Education Association have a gen- uine interest in the teaching profession. The members participate in several educational activities throughout the year, including a state-wide conference in the spring. 86 CIRCLE K The Circle K Club is the college branch of the Kiwanis International. Members are chosen for scholarship, leadership, and service. Recently extended to our campus, the Circle K Club spon- sors many service proj- ects during the year which benefit both the college and the commu- nity. OFFICERS Left to Right: Frank Whitley, Richard Johnson, Guy Miller, Jim Trader, President, Maurice Belanger, Robert Learoyd, Tom Pippin. PI ALPHA The campus political science club, Pi Alpha, has been organized to bring about an aware- ness of politics at all levels, and to provide the opportunity for discussion of political matters. In order to obtain membership, stu- dents are required to maintain a 1.5 quality point average, have at least three hours in government, and manifest a keen interest in politics. Dr. William Troutman Advisor Roy Barnes President June Burwell Secretary-Treasurer John Sumrell Vice President Left to Right: Dr. Troutman, Gary Mercer, Don Overman, Jim Graham, Pat Belangia, Bill Bardin, Jim Van Camp, June Burwell, Billy Everton, John Cox, John Sumrell, Roy Barnes, Will Strickland. PHI BETA LAMBDA FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Seated: Sara Jane Reid, Treasurer, Harold Brown, Vice President, Sandra DuBois, President, Pat Neal, Secretary; Standing: Mrs. West, Melvin Purvis, Paul McCarn, Jean Barefoot, Dianne Fleming, James Bishop. SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: Lee Glover, Vice President, Johnny Baker, President, Lois Nushan, Secretary, Anaximander, Dr. Tyndall, Mr. Tait; Second Row: Whitley, Mr. Hollar; Third Row: David Cahoon, Randolph Reese, Lee Corbett, Evelyn Edwards. THE YOUNG DEMOCRATIC CLUB The Young Democrats Club, formed this year at Atlantic Christian, through the combined efforts of Sandra Freed- man, Bill Bardin, and Aileen Clark, endeavors to inform the student body of the principles and programs of the Democratic Party. The club also hopes to develop young leadership for the government of the future. On the national, state, and local level the club strives to be constantly active and informed. The immediate goal of the club on the campus level is to make the student body of Atlantic Christian more aware of the political processes in government. Dr. William F. Troutman, chairman of the Political Sci- ence Department, and Mr. Parker Wilson, professor of the History Department serve the Y.D.C. as sponsors and ad- visors. SANDRA FREEDMAN President Seated: Bobby Royall, Sandra Freedman; Standing: Dr. Troutman, Johnny Akiss, Marion T. Bailey, Bill Bardin, John Sumrell, John Cox, June Bur- well, Tommy Pierson, Richard Soles, Don Overman, Mr. Wilson. STAGE AND SCRIPT The Stage and Script Club offers students the experience of participating in dramatic productions, and provides pleasure and entertainment for all who care for such activities and presentations. Appren- tice membership is offered to any student interested in dramatics, and full membership can be acquired by participation in a production either by perform- ance or backstage assistance. GUY MILLER President Wallice Wood emotes for Shakespeareâs TWELFTH NIGHT. OFFICERS Guy Miller ........................... President Margaret Walker.............................Vice President Hilda Griffin ........................ Secretary Sandra Freedman.......................Secretary Bob Lindley .......................... Treasurer Carol Colvard................Scrapbook Chairman Mary Lu Webb...................Wardrobe Mistress Left to Right: Margaret Walker, Bob Lindley, Mary Lu Webb, Guy Miller, Carol Colvard. Entire cast of Stage and Script fall production, TWELFTH NIGHT. Wallace Wood, Margaret Walker, Guy Miller, Carol Colvard, Rex Cooper. Guy Miller, Nancye Weddle, Hap Hodges, Margaret Walker, Carol Colvard. 91 THE COLLEGIATE THE COLLEGIATE records weekly the events pertinent to the life of the campus as a whole. The staff busily keeps us informed of campus doings through sharp and timely edi- torials, news coverage, schedules, comments, and sports. THE COLLEGIATE affords an oppor- tunity for open discussion of the problems be- fore the students, and carries the news of the studentsâ life- to friends, patrons, and alumni. In this endeavor THE COLLEGIATE has be- come a vital element of the campus scene. Carol Colvard.................... Editor Mary Louise Westphal...Business Manager Jess Maghan ........... Assistant Editor Hatten Hodges...........Assistant Editor Alice Shepard..............Makeup Editor Steve Blanton ............. Photographer Nancye Weddle............Exchange Editor CAROL COLVARD Editor-in-Chief STAFF iiPUl . Seated: Carol Colvard, Editor; Standing: Alice Shepard, Mary Louise Westphal, Nancye Weddle, Jess Maghan; Steve Blanton, Hatten Hodges, Dave Harris, Guy Miller, Jerry Ridling. STAFF Seated: Claudia Tolston, Mary Ann Marchant, Editor, Jackie Rivenbark, Sherri Hearn; Standing: Linda Morris, Janice Lamm, Steve Blanton, Grade Gwaltney, George-Anne Willard, Elizabeth Anne Ferrell, Pat Neal. PINE KNOT The yearbook staff seeks to preserve in an interesting manner an accurate account of the yearly Atlantic Christian College events. An effort is made to compile a record includ- ing items of interest to a majority of the students, and emphasis is placed on propor- tioning space according to the general inter- est and participation of the campus as a whole. Mary Ann Marchant Janice Lamm....... Jackie Rivenbark . . . Gracie Gwaltney Steve Blanton .... ......... Editor Business Manager . Assistant Editor . . . . Greek Editor . . . Photographer 93 MARY ANN MARCHANT Editor W. A. C. R. Campus radio station, W.A.C.R., serves the stu- dents with up-to-the-minute news coverage, campus announcements, weather reports, and records. Functioning successfully in this, its first full year of operation, W.A.C.R. presents a wide range of musical style, concentrating on the predominant tastes of its listeners. E. B. Shearin... Jerry Bowers .... John Todd ...... Richard Rivers . . . Peggy Bivins... ANNOUNCERS . Station Manager .. .. Producer and Program Director Technical Director Business Manager .....Coordinator Jerry Bowers, Jim Trader, Jim Black, Jimmy Weeks, Richard Rivers, Doug Ouzt. STAFF E. B. SHEARIN Station Manager JERRY BOWERS Producer and Program Director Richard Rivers, Jimmy Weeks, Jerry Leach, Peggy Bivins, Jerry Bowers, Jim Trader, Steve Harris, John Todd. MAJORETTES SUSAN PUGLIA A. C. C. BAND DONNA WILLIAMS 95 VOCAL ENSEMBLE CHORUS The Atlantic Christian College Chorus, and its constituent groups, the Chapel Choir and the Vocal En- semble, afford an opportunity for all students of the college who are interested in singing to participate. In addition to many local trips, the chorus goes on an annual tour to neighboring states. The Chorus and the Vocal En- semble perform under the direction of Mr. James V. Cobb, while Mr. Neal OâNeal directs the Chapel Choir. CHAPEL CHOIR prologus G9tult|cfliuuut jit st namltrias (tfgrattut ⢠jpjftola quoe tugu fanrcon reo tatwrranDiuiBatrquoo it anusJorananos w oftt- i sattjaria malatfita-quoq; .$mpfifle:fi Itcuiffet prrualt jIHimnofoloaa futupuiutm 10 mos tt librarios fitftaua IjfeSStt afimurquafi aut tquu fit mt fimrato afi|9 laborare: aut ttotamnuRratrt ;apmt0ebft.?iw utro: unte laptcnau t nugroata cou. .tirao but priaptii fctptfne. â bapten nant atq; oottrinam ftuiri Dcfpmur. )luOi fiii ito bifiiplma puo tui tt ne Dimittas legaro utris tut :ut odiatur Stacta caput tuori ratques tollo tuo. $01 nu fi tt ladaucnnr ntrottoatt ac tta tttfimtmiftufita-De$una fituO infimus muetue i tntt [uafittfttOmatnlaaironmf oftanria npnmf-impldmu9 uras Ipolqsfiuton raittt no â tnatfupu fit unutu orantu i mi nt ambules tu ris.pto ton tuu a finitus eoo. pedes } ab raalu tureum fifitnat ut uu laoutnera. ftufita auton flHMfit anturrer IHtut fane fiptuagtta mrap return ntagie dutioplantr bit ta a nobif oltnt mtfdata.f lop tni noua fit tu Otttfrut utttta tdkuam . lfr rorat tu Diliflmfltme legeritfuat magis nra fittpta intdltgirque no in trau uno ttaflufa toatumtrfid fiaunt De pedo puriflmte ometaro ttfttrfuu fopnr fit nantur. $rato!eralomonir ÂŤ: mwm- filqumtD regio tfrl: adftituDafapmm anuDtfiiplmarad tmdligenDa uetba ptuDtnuecrfufitptâ tnda etudimnone Dodnnermfitaa er iuDtttu i equiroterut Detur paruultf HONORARIES JEFFREY LYNN ADAMS President of the Cooperative Association JEAN POOL CREECH Chief Marshal MARY ANN MARCHANT Editor of the PINE KNOT JOAN CAROLYN BENNETT Scholarship WHOâS AMONG AMERICAN AND JONATHAN DAVID MUSTIAN President of the North State Student Government Association BETTY ANN THOMAS President of Christian Service Workshop WHO PEGGY BIVINS President of the Women's Dormitory Association LINDA FAYE CALE Treasurer of the Cooperative Association STUDENTS UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES MARGARET LEE WALKER President of the Golden Knot Honor Society OLA TUCKER UZZELL Scholarship GAIL FLEMING Scholarship RODNEY CLARK WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer of the Golden Knot Honor Society MARSHALS Atlantic Christian College Marshals are desig- nated annually in the spring, the announcement be- ing made by the Dean of the College. They serve at commencement and other academic assemblies dur- ing the year. The Chief Marshal is the Junior with the highest cumulative academic average. ' Class Marshals are the man and woman maintaining the highest average in each class. JERRY RIDLING Chief Marshall Not Pictured JUNIOR MARSHALS MITCHELL DOUGLAS MITCHELL Not Pictured JUNE BURWELL SOPHOMORE MARSHALS LINDA SUMMERS GEORGE T. PIPPIN FRESHMAN MARSHALS JANE OSGOOD ' CHARLES HENRY LEE GOLDEN KNOT HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Jerry Burton, Mary Ann Marchant, Linda Cale, Frankie Beacham, Margaret Walker, Peggy Bivins, Janice Barwick, Rodney Williams, President. Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Hines, Mickey Hayes, SIGMA PI ALPHA NATIONAL HONORARY LANGUAGE FRATERNITY Front Row: Gina Allen, Mary Johnson, Hilda Griffin, Lucy Hicks, Linda Benson, Carolyn Came- ron, Dolly Barron, Maurice Belanger, Goldie Doug- las, Millie Woodbury, June Burwell, Donna Mel- horne, George-Anne Willard, Mary Ann Marchant; Second Row: Mr. Johnston, Hugh Chase, Don Overman, Sylvia Boykin, Sandra Snyder; Third Row: George Pippin, John Cox, Sandra Freed- man. Richard Johnson, Willard Justice. i m i ⢠i â âtH - ' ⢠. ,: ÂŁ :ÂŤÂŤ : 1 â II' KS s .%assa K I ikiS :-5? a.................................... : y ;. : ft 1 111'1 l.llWJ yii Kj, .y. â˘; ;⢠â â - V . -----r â tHtntWjWc; ;,.,,, ⢠1 |-â -v- ÂŤ , ' .... ...  .. n 1 . T .w- ....â â â˘., .,x.. . .,,, ,.............. :. f | f f ............................ ÂŁ f -T---$L. â nir.iiiiiiiioiiiihMi | M ,.w. L. fl m m L â m â â ' ! i jimp XS. â˘! J8f â m.v ⢠-s - ⢠iWWHm ÂŤ)ÂŤwv. . ⢠vyMMWi, â . --- --- '-⢠â ⢠--' T1 || |1 |- 1|l|f Pfc' 2SK1 t -v4 V â I m V illlF Mi p ⢠; . . . iX DELTA SIGMA Sybil Hill Judith Neighbors Secretary Lois Nushan Treasurer Judith Parrish President Eleanor Walters Jo Ann Wiggs 104 JUDY PARRISH President Delta Sigma Sorority was founded in 1935. Its pur- poses are to foster better friendship among students on campus, to raise the standards of the girls at At- lantic Christian College, and to cooperate with the faculty and other organizations on campus. The colors are green and yellow, and the yellow jonquil is the sorority flower. Delta Sigma is the sister sorority of Sigma Pi fraternity. OFFICERS â Seated: Judy Parrish, President; Brenda Bullock, Vice Presi- dent; Judith Neighbors, Secretary FALL PLEDGE CLASS Seated: Becky Brantley, Lucille Green, Edith Ann Lee, Mary Anna Styron; Standing: Jean Wilson, Mary Ann Britt, Lynn Houseman, Ann Rose 105 OMEGA CHI Peggy Bivins Ann Brinson Secretary Carol Colvard Betty Jo Evans Mary Sue Fisher Virginia Grady Treasurer Hilda Griffin Tempie Griffin Pat Hines Mary Johnston Mary Ann Marchant Vice President Donna Melhorne Linda Morris Anna Peel Sylvia Petterson Nancy Roberson President Claudia Tolston Carolyn Vann Marty Waltrip Nancye Weddle 106 Betty Ann Wetmore Myra White George-Ann Willard OFFICERSâLeft to Right: Sidney Wilson, Ann Brinson, Nancy Roberson, Virginia Grady, Mary Ann Marchant Omega Chi Sorority was founded on the Atlan- tic Christian College campus in the spring of 1956. The sorority colors are red and white and its flower is the red carnation. The sisterhood of Omega Chi endeavors to serve the college through the sorority, to create an atmosphere of Christian love and fellowship, and encourages its members to strive for high ideals and lasting values. Emphasis is placed on the discovery and utilization of those truths which make for finer womanhood. The motto of Omega Chi sorority is âLoyalty, Cooperation, Knowledge, and Lovev. Omega Chi is the sister sorority to Sigma Phi Epsilon Fra- ternity. FALL PLEDGE CLASS Seated: Elizabeth Ann Ferrell, Linda Jernigan; Standing: Tempie Griffin, Pledge Trainer, Ann Hayes, Pledgetrainer, Sidney Jean Wilson, Carolyn Sharpe, Lynn Mayo, Karolyn Shelton, Lily McKenzie 107 SIGMA TAU PHI Judy Barnes Janice Barwick Joyce Barwick Sylvia Boykin Mary Jo Buffaloe June Burwell Linda Cale Ann Cartwright Beth Clayton Jaxie Daughtry Secretary Fan Faulkner Vice President Janet Ferrell Patsy Hall Anne Hardy Carol Harper Mickey Hayes President Janice Lamm Peggy Lee Lou Leggett Pat Neal Mickey Peele Carlaine Richards Jackie Rivenbark Treasurer Pat Roberson Claudette Saleeby Mary Todd Saterfield Leslie Sermons Cynthia Smith Nancy Smith Mary Anna Taylor Betty Ann Thomas Joyce Tyndall Tucker Uzzle Margaret Walker Harriet Watson Becky Webb Mary Lu Webb Mary Louise Westphal Carolyn Wilson 108 ) OFFICERSâLeft to Right: Jaxie Daughtry, Secretary; Mickey Hayes, President; Fan Faulkner, Vice President; Jackie Rivenbark, Treasurer Founded in 1912, Phi Sigma Tau, the oldest Greek-letter organization on campus, is celebrat- ing its fiftieth anniversary this year. The pur- pose of its sisterhood is to unite members in sin- cere and lasting friendships, to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members, and by associated effort to promote the standards of our campus. Phi Sigma Tau has as its motto: âNot for one, but one for all.,, Its colors are black and gold, and the yellow chrysanthemum is the sorority flower. Phi Sigma Tau is the sister sorority to Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. FALL PLEDGE CLASS First Row: Peggy Mayer, Marilyn Hall, Rowe White, Maloye Richardson, Anna White, Carolyn Caulder; Carolyn Pippin, Lucy Hicks, Yvonne Faucette, Rae Torry, Pam Rhodes, Lynda Bur- gess; Dianne Fleming, Mary Kaye Buffaloe, Patricia Horne, Jane Hinnant, Suzie McCully, Dyanne Strickland; Ann Von Miller, Sally Forbes, Jenny Lou Dees, Jessica May, Susan Webb, Flo- rence Brooks; Janice Cousins, Jean Barefoot, Susie Chapman, Mary Louis Hudson, Anita Shore, Eleanor Bizzell, Dale Arnold, June Ab- bott, Vickie Hall, Sherri Hearn, Rose York 109 SIGMA TAU CHI Mary Allen Dolly Barron Secretary Anne Benton Janet Blackwood President Faye Brinson Nellie Bryan Nanelle Edmundson Secretary Evelyn Edwards Gracie Gwaltney Liz Harris Treasurer Sandy Huggins Sylvia Johnson Linda Lankford Rose Lee Joyce Miller Judy Strickland Linda Weaver Vickie Webb Maggie Williams Vice President Alease Willoughby no OFFICERSâLeft to Right: Dolly Barron, Liz Harris, Janet Blackwood, Maggie Williams Sigma Tau Chi was founded by Rev. John Bar- clay in 1925. The colors are white and yellow, and the sorority flower is the chrysanthemum. Sigma Tau Chi is the sister sorority of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. The purpose of Sigma Tau Chi is to promote true friendship among its sisters by inculcating into their hearts and lives those principles of truth, of honor, of duty, without which there could be no true friendship. The object of Sigma Tau Chi is the formation and perpetration of good fellowship, friendship, and sisterly love among its members; the encouragement of scholastic achievement, the promotion of social interest and the furtherance of charitable and benevolent purposes. FALL PLEDGE CLASS Front Row: Diana Tyson, Mary Tyre, Virginia Hays, Ellen Stovall, Barbara Baldwin; Second Row: Susan Puglia, Linda Reilly, Lib Shackelford, Donna Williams, Nancy Bazemore; Third Row: Ann Lockerman, Millie Woodbury, Mary Page Newton, Phyllis Irion 11) ALPHA SIGMA PHI âV James Abrams Treasurer Jimmy Adams Vice President Graham Atkins Billy Bass Larry Crawford Woody Daly Randall Kornegay President R. D. Stroud Secretary Joe Pat Tolson 112 RANDALL KORNEGAY President OFFICERSâLeft to Right: Jimmy Adams, Randall Kornegay, R. D. Stroud Alpha Sigma Phi is the tenth oldest national social fraternity. This association was founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845. The purposes of Alpha Sigma Phi are to foster education, to maintain charity, and to promote patriotism. The objectives of the fraternity, inci- dental to these purposes, are to encourage culture and high scholarship, to assist in the building of character, to promote college loyalties, to perpe- tuate friendships, to cement social ties within the fraternity membership, and to foster the main- tenance of college homes by chapters for their undergraduate members. The Gamma Lambda chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi was founded May 3, 1958. FALL PLEDGE CLASS Front Row: Paul Flowers, Charlie Edwards, Don Barefoot, Wayland Hardy; Second Row: William Tart, Roland Dodson, Bill Etheridge; Third Row: Robert Bonner, Joel Newton, Roy Cavenaugh I 13 DELTA SIGMA PHI Jeff Adams Bill Barker Jay Dixon Treasurer Bill Ethridge John Fields Steve Gergen Jack Hussey Robert Leroyd T. W. Lee P. A. Noble Durwood Pegram Aubrey Smith Vice President Jimmy Spell John Sumrell Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Van Camp President 1 14 Roland Waterfield OFFICERSâTop to Bottom: Jim Van Camp, Aubrey Smith, John Sumrell, J. Kelly Adams, Jay Dixon Delta Sigma Phi International Fraternity was founded in 1925. The Delta Iota Chapter was in- stalled on our campus March 16, 1958. This chap- ter, which became the first national fraternity at Atlantic Christian, grew out of a local social fraternity, Phi Kappa Alpha. The purpose of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity is to provide a spirit of closer fellowship and to promote the cause of fraternalism on the campus. FALL PLEDGE CLASS Seated: Don Brubaker, Jess Maghan; Standnig: J. T. Windham, Henly Hales, Gary Faison, Horton Godwin, Eddie Perkins; Bob Fleming, Dave Harris, Graham Gray, A1 Turbeville; Steve Blanton, Ron McKeel, Bill Winstead, Bud Cagle; Bill Elmore, Bill Ward, Jeff Kilpatrick I 115 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Bill Alexander Jay Barnhill Maurice Belanger Historian John Boyd Gene Byerly John Cox Reggie Goodwin Comptroller Rex Horne Secretary Richard Johnson Robert Killebrew Tommy Moore Dave Mustian Ken Odom David Peebles Bobby Raiford Jimmy Silverthorne President Ken Thornton Dick Ullom Buddy Westbrook Warren Whitehurst Frank Whitley Rodney Williams Vice President 1 16 OFFICERSâMaurice Belangia, Rodney Williams, Jimmy Silverthorne, Reggie Goodwin, Rex Horne Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1901 at Richmond College in Virginia. In numbers of chapters, it is the second largest fraternity in the world. N. C. Iota chapter was founded on our campus April 26, 1958. This chapter grew out of a local social fraternity, Sigma Rho Phi, which was founded at Atlantic Christian Col- lege. The purposes of Sigma Phi Epsilon are to develop a fellowship within the fraternity based on high moral and religious standards, and to provide an organization which will be a distinct asset to the college and community. FALL PLEDGE CLASS Left to Right: Bucky Lee, Don Williamson, Gareth Jones, David Cade, Bill Baggett, Bill Darden, Raymond Benthall, Buddy Daughity, Bobby Roberson, Vic Raines, John Benson, Dale Williamson, Russ Miller, Woody Caton, Wayne Britton. Not Pictured: Steve Everette, Wendell Hollond, Hatten Hodges 1 17 SIGMA PI George Angel Bill Batchelor President Glenn Clack Larry Daniel Billy Gill Secretary George Gorritz Vice President Doug Ledbetter Historian Bobby Lynch Richard Rivers Treasurer 118 Brandt Ross Doug Swain John Todd WILLIAM BATCHELOR President Sigma Pi Fraternity was founded at Vincennes University, Vincennes, Indiana, in 1897. Beta Rho chapter of Sigma Pi was founded on our campus April 25, 1959. It is the newest national fraternity on campus. The purpose of its brother- OFFICERSâSeated: George Gorritz, Bill Batchelor, Billy Gill; Standing: George Angel, Richard Rivers, Doug Ledbetter hood is to encourage higher scholastic standards among its members, to introduce and to support any religious, social, and educational activities affecting Atlantic Christian College and the fra- ternity. FALL PLEDGE CLASS Seated: Wayne Gray, Tommy Swanson, Gene Herring; Standing: Jim Whittington, Rex Wheatley, Ted Peacock 1 19 FEATURES . AX ' :⢠â˘... (I : â CPine PJCnoi Q ueen 122 SffT ss Susan 7st)e66 Sponsored By Siyma CPi PTT ss SC an cu CRoSerson Sponsored By Omeya Chi Runner-Up First 123 Second Runner-Up Miss Peggy Mayer is presented silver cup by dance chairman, Richard Rivers. Bill Batchelor, President of Sigma Pi fraternity, looks on. SIGMA PI SPONSORS MOST POPULAR FRESHMAN GIRL CONTEST Shortly following orientation Sigma Pi fra- ternity annually sponsors a contest and dance. The highlight of this informal dance is the crowning of the âMost Popular Freshman Girlâ. Contestants are sponsored by various Greek organizations, and the winner is deter- ment by penny votes by the student body. Winner this year, Miss Peggy Mayer of Raleigh. Peggy, a blond primary education major, was sponsored by Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. 1 24 PHI SIGMA TAU Rex Horne, Sophomore Class candidate, crowned âMr. Top Hatâ by Phi Sigma Tau president, Miss Mickey Hayes. KICKLINE TOP HAT DANCE Phi Sigma Tau sorority annually spon- sors in the fall a semi-formal dance, the âTop Hat Danceâ. Entertainment in the form of a freshman chorus line and talent by other Greeks is presented at intermis- sion. The highlight of intermission is the crowning of âMr. Top Hatâ, chosen by a vote at the door. Dance music this year was presented by the ââRhythm Rocketts.â CHARLESTON NUMBER Susan Webb Gina Allen Scarlett Mills Marilyn Hall, Virginia Hays, Lynda Burgess, Phyllis Snipes, Vicki Hall, Eleanor Bizzell, Linda Miles, Brenda Atkins, Ann Von Miller, Yvonne Faucette, Scarlett Mills, Peggy Mayer. 125 Johnne Owens, Linda Miles, Leslie Dawn Sermons, Nancy Roberson, Susan Webb. MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS Miss Leslie Dawn Sermons was chosen by the student body to represent the college as a candidate for queen of the North-South Holi- day Seafood Fiesta Basketball Tournament in New Bedford, Mass, in December. Leslie, a brunette art major from Ft. Barn- well, also represented Atlantic Christian Col- lege as âMiss Merry Christmasâ in the Wil- son Christmas Parade. The four runners- up also appeared in the parade. 126 OMEGA CHI PEPPERMINT LOUNGE Omega Chi Sorority sponsored in January an informal dance, the âPeppermint Loungeâ, patterned after the original âtemple of the twistâ in New York. Dance music was provided by the âMighty Sceptersâ of Durham. As is the annual custom of the sorority, recently en- gaged and newly married couples were recognized at intermission, and were presented with favors of the dance. The highlight of intermission was a twist contest. Winners of the contest were Miss Judy Randolph and Mr. Tommy Roberson, who were presented copies of the âPeppermint Twistâ by Miss Nancy Roberson, president of Omega Chi. 127 PARENTSâ DAY The Sunday preceding Col- lege Appreciation Week was this year designated Parentsâ Day, the first of its kind on the campus. Carefully prepared plans and balmy weather en- hanced the atmosphere. Upon arriving, the parents registered at the dorms, and attended with their students churches of their choice in the city. Chicken and barbecue plate lunches were served in the gym, and words of wel- come were spoken by Dr. Wen- ger and city officials. Dr. Wenger presented the aims of a college, Atlantic Christian in par- ticular. Parents were given an opportunity to meet with various department heads, and were treated to an âopen- houseâ throughout the campus. As a final highlight of the pro- gram, the College Chorus and band presented a concert, followed by a reception at the Presidentâs home. With the initiation of Parentsâ Day, it is hoped by its proponents that a precedent will have been set for fu- ture College Appreciation Week kick-offs. 128 HOMECOMING COURT Top, Left to Right: Jean Barefoot, Mary Jo Buffaloe, Linda Cale, Carol Colvard; Gracie Gwaltney, Carol Harper, Lynette Jefferson, Sylvia John- son ; Mary Ann Marchant, Linda Morris, Ann Oakley, Sylvia Petterson; Ellen Stovall, Eleanor Walters, Nancye Weddle, Alease Willoughby. I 29 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Susan Webb Sponsored By SIGMA PI 130 Miss Nancy Roberson Sponsored By THE CHEERLEADERS First Runner-Up Miss Sandy Huggins Sponsored By DELTA SIGMA PHI Second Runner-Up 13! Miss Susan Webb of Kinston, freshman religion major, is crowned Homecoming Queen by Miss Johnne Owens, Homecom- ing Queen of 1961. HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES The âgolden heartâ comes through. First prize Homecoming float, âThe Scent of Victoryâ, built by Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, was outstanding in parade float competition. 132 Delta Sigma Sororityâs first runner-up float has a theme of spring. Miss Alease Willoughby rides in parade down Nash Street. âSteaming to Victoryâ, runner-up in petition, built by Delta Sigma Phi. float com- 133 ATHLETICS Left to Right, Kneeling: Jack Hussey, Jerry Ashworth, Gene Stinson; Standing: Jerry Fritz, Pete Williams, Richard Haywood, John Eskew, Dale Fillingame, Ray Smith, Tomi Parham, Garry Johnson, Jimmy Rogers. A. C. C. BULLDOGS 1962 Number Name Hometown Position Height Weight Age Year 20 Jerry Ashworth Finley, Ind. Guard 5-10 175 19 Fr. 22 John Eskew Atlanta, Ga. Forward 6-4 185 20 Jr. 54 Dale Fillingame Midway, Ga. Center 6-8 220 23 Sr. 40 Jerry Fritz Singac, N. J. Forward 6-2 195 24 Jr. 42 Richard Haywood Bloomfield, Ind. Forward 6-4 185 18 Fr. 12 Jack Hussey Robbins, N. C. Guard 5-9 155 21 Sr. 32 Garry Johnson Frankfort, Ind. Guard 6-2 180 18 Fr. 24 Tomi Parham Robbins, N. C. Forward 6-4 180 20 Jr. 30 Jimmy Rogers Williamston, N. C. Guard 6-2 170 21 Jr. 34 Ray Smith Robbins, N. C. Forward 6-4 180 20 Jr. 14 Gene Stinson Sellersburg, Ind. Guard 6-1 165 18 Fr. 50 Pete Williams Rose Hill, N. C. Center 6-4 195 18 Fr. 136 Forward, JOHN ESKEW JACK McCOMAS Head Basketball Coach Center, PETE WILLIAMS Coach McComas, center, with captains Jerry Fritz and Dale Fillingame. 137 138 JERRY FRITZ Forward JIM BASIL JACK BELL SIDNEY WILSON LINDA MORRIS m J JOHNNE OWENS 140 JANET BLACKWOOD DEBBIE DUNN Honorary Cheerleader LEADERS NANCY ROBERSON Chief GINA ALLEN LYNDA BURGESS SUSAN TEMPIE WEBB GRIFFIN Front Row: Sam Thornton, Danny Moore, Ted Perry; Second Row: Bud Cagle, Bill Winstead, Pete Williams, Bill Tice. BULLPUPS I 42 FRANK MONTGOMERY Junior Varsity Coach â I ) Seated: Mr. Edward Cloyd, Mr. Gordon Coker; Standing; Mr. Frank Montgomery, Mr. James McComas, Mr. Ronald Hyatt. ATHLETIC AND COACHING STAFF MR. ED L. CLOYD, JR. Director of Athletics Golf Coach MR. GORDON E. COKER Cross Country Coach Track and Field Coach MR. JAMES E. McCOMAS Basketball Coach Baseball Coach MR. RONALD W. HYATT Tennis Coach MR. FRANK MONTGOMERY Assistant in Basketball and Baseball M3 to Right: Bill Autry, Dick Clayton, Randall Kornegay, Jay Dixon, Rohhv Congleton, Sid Denny, James Earp. i l P 9 crip GOLF SID DENNY DICK CLAYTON 144 TRACK AND FIELD Kneeling: J. T. Windham, Hamp Privette, Thornton, Bobby Joyner; Third Row: Bill Floyd Parker; Second Row: Woody Daly, Langley, Andy Borland, John Eskew, Bruce Chip Harris, Henry Cox, Joe Clay Jones, Sam Webb, Jerry Bowers, Randy Ratteree. The track team, coached by Gordon E. Coker, participates in fifteen spring track and field events. Running events include sprints, middle-distance, distance, and high and low hurdles. Field events are: shot-put, discuss, javelin, pole vault, high jump, and broad jump. 145 GORDON E. COKER Track and Field Coach TENNIS Three returning lettermen, Herb Ward, J. C. Baker, and Bob Stone, who gained experience with the team last year, are expected to strengthen the tennis team this season. An improvement in the teamâs won-loss record is expected by the coach. JIMMY ROGERS HERB WARD RONALD W. HYATT Tennis Coach Kneeling: Jimmy Rogers, Tomi Parham, Dallas Taylor, Pat Cobb; Stand- ing: Bob Stone, Jimmy Adams, Herb Ward. 146 147 TOMI PARHAM BOB STONE STUDENT INTRAMURAL DIRECTORS MENâS INTRAMURAL COUNCIL MENâS INTRAMURALS Left to Right: Dick Ullom, Dave Mustian, Mr. Hyatt. Left to Right: Herb Ward, Buddy Westbrook, Jay Dixon, James Abrams. 148 Intramural Tennis Singles Cham pion, Gene Byerly. Hackney âAâ Football Team, Menâs overall champions for 1961, were undefeated in regular season play. Gino breaks away for Sig Ep in intramural football play. Runner-up in 1961 Turkey Day Race receives prize from Intramurals Chair- man, Dave Mustian. Winners of 1961 Intramural Football Tournament Champion, Sigma Phi Epsilon. WOMENâS RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION Kneeling: Mary Ann Taylor, Marion Pulley, Fan Faulkner; Standing: Linda Morris, Pat Roberson, Miss Bulow Bowman, Judy Parrish, Mary Ann Britt. Clock Golf enjoyed by Bobby Congleton, Nanelle Edmundson, Roger Watkins, and Linda Newsome. 150 IATLANTIC CHRISTIAN V COLLEGE I Coeducational Opened j 11902 by Disciples of I I Christ in building I earlier used by Kinsey I Institute. 6 blocks N.W. I ÂŤfOit IT'S TWEETIE'S FOR Food Drinks Music Fun AND FREE Water Napkins Toothpicks Conversation Advice BARNES HARRELL CO. 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