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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1966 volume:

DEDICATION “I want to teach! Per- haps no one wants this more and yet does it better than Dr. C. H. Hamlin. He is a man who has contributed 50 years to education ... a man who is a recognized humani- tarian ... a man who has forgotten more history than most can ever remember . . . a man who is a man. To many students Dr. Hamlin has been a salva- tion. He has jokingly replied that good grades indicate a good teacher. Former stu- dents have reflected that they can recall more quotes from his classes than any they have experienced. One such proverbial remark heard this year was: The Constitution is a changing organism, not a static ma- chine. We make this dedication simply because Dr. Hamlin deserves it. Any further tri- bute The Pine Knot could offer here would be inade- quate. A COLLEGE PRESIDENT When President Arthur D. Wenger talks to someone he employs a push-button smile, a smile which often means more than what he says. It is a smile which promotes friend- ships and a smile which destroys unsound arguments. College presidents have a most precarious position. Dr. Wenger has said that he must maintain the tension between student demands and administrative restraints. Often both sides appear unreasonable, and a biased approach by a college president would destroy all hope for a liberal arts education. Dr. Wenger's middle course , though often at- tacked, has yielded a promising future for Atlantic Christian College. BOARD OF TRUSTEES George Adorns Wilson Oil Corp. Wilson, N. C. S. M. Cozart Wilson, N. C. C. Howard Andrews Rocky Mount, N. C. John W. Cowel Bayboro, N. C. H. L. Barnhill Williamston, N. C. T. J. Hackney, Sr. Hackney Bros. Body Co. Wilson, N. C. Albert J. Bows Atlanta, Georgia T. J. Hackney, Jr. Chairman of the Board Wilson, N. C. Dr. H. Galt Braxton Kinston Daily Free Press Kinston, N. C. Curtis W. Howard C. W. Howard Co. Kinston, N. C. Jack D. Brinson Arapahoe, N. C. Roy B. Johnston First Christian Church Charleston, S. C. Zeb Brinson B M Chevrolet Co. Tarboro, N. C. W. L. Kennedy Newton Grove, N. C. T. Ed Brown Brown Oil Co. Wilson, N. C. Lawrence Moye Maury, N. C. J. E. Paschali Vice-Chairman of the Board Wilson, N. C. Elbert Peele Williamston, N. C. Ely Perry Kinston, N. C. Carl Stewart Stewart Buick Co. Winston-Salem, N. C. John C. Proctor Greenville, N. C. E. R. Sykes Wendall, N. C. Bruce W. Riley First Union Nat'l Bank Raleigh, N. C. James M. Thornton Fayetteville, N. C. E. Leon Roebuck Harris Hardware Washington, N. C. T. Boddie Ward Car. Bldrs. Supply Co. Wilson, N. C. Charles F. Rouse Carolina Power Light Co. Raleigh, N. C. Bowden Warren Newton Grove, N. C. William D. Schubert P. H. Hanes Knitting Co. Winston-Salem, N. C. T. J. Youngblood, Jr. Hillyer Memorial Christian Church Raleigh, N. C. Paul C. Southard Stokesdale, N. C. Robert G. Hufford Hooker Memorial Christian Church Greenville, N. C. E. J. Wimberly Columbia, S. C. Academic Caler Lectures ■ Z3s 'TifiW sW'' .«. ® «■ £ s ACC. This striving tor e (foe development of AC ■$ im m18 ■ .,,, wr� - «3 S. , rC £S S3 ' ° O. d S5 CL CL pyp vrr—f • f DEAN OF THE COLLEGE LEWIS H. SWINDELL, JR. DEAN OF STUDENTS ROBERT E. BENNETT DEAN OF MEN ROBERT J. WASHER DEAN OF WOMEN SARAH BAIN WARD DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION JAMES D. DANIEL DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT DAVID CLEVELAND m REGISTRAR BETHANY R. JOYNER assistant dean of WOMEN JESSIE M. DANIEL CHAPLAIN DANIEL J. HENSLEY m SPECIAL ASST. TO president JOHN M. WATERS HEAD LIBRARIAN OTIS W. COEFIELD ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN MARY C. SCUDDER HOUSE MOTHER RUTH W. DUNN HOUSE MOTHER JANIE O. JOHNSON HOUSE MOTHER ROSA TYNDALL HOUSE MOTHER CARRIE L. WHITFIELD irincwU1 wm i M - Jt V m . ip - inn« Pw l E Usk V .. 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L’erreur serait de dire Iment de la decouverte absurde, sentiment de l’absurde naisse d tout est bien� , dit GEdipe, et c | retentit dans l’univers farouche enseigne que tout n’est pas, n’a de ce monde un dieu qui y etai et le gout des douleurs inutiles. E| Id’homme, qui doit etre reglee e Toute la joie silepcieuse de Sij appartient. Son rocher est sa c absurde, quand il contemple son] les idoles. Dans l’univers souda mille petites voix emerveillees50 c| inconscients et secrets, invitatio sont l’envers51 necessaire et le pas de soleil sans ombre, et il faij me absurde dit oui et son effort y a un destin personnel, il n’y ; rieure ou du moins il n’en est qu fatale et meprisable. Pour le rest jours. A cet instant subtil ou 1’ SElSSTi u£t n • r iff ' T T 7 7rT77iT7Tn I '“7 , ! i 4' • : ; HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Barbara Smith B.S., M.A. $1,500. e program is help institu- learning meet Catherine Jeffries B.S., M.A. John Eby B.S., M.Ed. Thomas Parham B.S., M.Ed. ■ James Pfdhl B.S., M.Ed. m ' :• . . ; ; .'' - I . SSSii . ' :■ , :V v V ■ ■ ■ TT -.4 � . RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Eugene Purcell, A.B., B.D.; Roger Bullard, B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D.; William 0. Paulsell, B.D., A.M., Ph.D.; Daniel Hensley, A.B., B.D.; Allan R. Sharp, A.B., B.D., Ed.D. Warren Tait B.Ed., M.Ed. Williard Whitehurst B.S., M.A. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Bruce W. Peterson B.S., B.A., M.S. Robert P. Hollar William Briley A.B., A.M. B.S., M.A. 1 Dear Miss Barefacts, I I am a full-time professor at i Atlantic Christian with a problem ! I wish to present It seems that fashions of the last few ■rears have called for the dress- ill to be raised several inches, “fashion” seems to have several problems when a chooses to sit. es- 'Mi is on the front row v'fc. I would like to me ;s a diplomatic ft may 'oil {.hose m lhoi r fashi on ’' dividually and ask them if is a birthmark on their V Third, if they can't take a tell one before the whole that your wife has a pait pettipants the same color hers. And fourth, if all else f get stronger glasses. Dear Miss Barefacts, I think that it would be a $ idea if all senior men would v coats and ties, lace-up sh wax clear ears, and beard chins. By the way, senior wot ought to wear full length dr es with heels and no lipstick.. Ragweed Puritan Dear Mr. Puritan, It is evident that you ei are not a senior or you are homeliest despot around. There is no student life at Atlantic Chris- tian for a small part of the year, and her campus can be a quiet and lonely place. At those times of no life, the solitude is broken only by the trickle of wa- ter beside an empty walkway. mmm mi at once And all to meet and many come come mzM' Still, the quietness once known is retained by some, whether in a crowd, alone or with a companion.... U u. U) -J - o 2 o 2 O) Ul . UJ CO u. V) to w For the new its regis- tration, for the old it's bills, class cards, books, and, most of all, waiting. ii ! inJiLit. And all these waiting masses must eat and is that something — some- thing — lines and lines and, well, food! ■ ■; Wild new life into everyday menus! But this bliss cannot last, for where there are stu- dents there be faculty, so they wing their way onto the scene. They, too, invade the si- lence of A.C.'s hall and no more will she know quiet. % wssmSfm TIME f ’ rin � 1 U' � '4 f it 1 t Au - � ♦) And Then For The '4 Classes Begin Mil After classes, students study many different topics, from carpentry to studies in or- ganization and neatness. .. . ... . ■ ii But you can't keep a good man down for long, and no matter the time of year a young man's fancy always turns to — well — Harper Hall. And in her hallowed halls are found the manifestation of an- cient human tradi- tion. SSSst,t:«pi£; S S£i:«| No warp. NosaS. No burn. No termites SkLMt-AkL Yes, the mind of A student can be occupied by many things, and dreams can become night- mares. rsnnear—— --------------—w c In Bethlehem, the faithful]period or I wa: 12-hour offe lent stars of Beth-1 kept on M «HAVE A crowded through j r Christmas original 0 12-hour certain would V. i «rt Ayxfti'A ITTLE BRANDY - -„ £ ' handy y of whom are J war first was j many their first Christmas a T3 Hj- o o o The Yuletide respit n at 0 p m, jEST) and was to n| jfective until midnight! (11 am., EiST Saturday As darkness feli, O S North Viet Nam's Hac ft ■ been ) ought the lay t way the pinkish j pajamas and of the car. SiCOMO LlttfTCM wn i ' «► the : its the sands dren try to stay up to catch a glimpse of the I bearer on Christmas Eve. A first-hand report is o Front .Pjiffft._________ BUTTONS, BUTTONS... WHO’S GOT THE BUTTONS? KHEADJ The pressure is great - Some bear it; oth- ers break. But any that last find ways to compensate and overcome worries and work. Many take up games. Others prefer contests of manhood and valor. it� ft (jUOM ux ■6+d.tf (iy Va p; Ic.LuuLii‘81• ‘ T ’ S fti iif i elective Service Tightens Draft Requirements OnCollegeStudents wfi ggy � 1 a £ £ 2 '..Id ixld ILiik.. , ii£Li iLnn.n;')’£!isES De dotta dotta dum. De dottA dotTA DUM. DA DUM. Yeah, Yeah, THE ORIGINAL DRIFTERS In Concert HOMECOMING November 5, 1965 -8 :00 p.m. -ACC Gym Presented by THE COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Price_______________ ACC ID Cards — $1.00 Non-Students — $1.50 the Original Drifters drifted in climaxing Homecoming, and though we are liberal, they are not pictured here because our photographer didn't have a buck to pay to work. Sorry about that Chief. Would you believe it? The Home- coming game featured the Varsity five versus our Potted Alumni. (Gas- tronomically speaking.) It was Homecoming and many were home going. Still some stayed seeing scandalous sights sooner scorned than praised. Yes toil and sweat accompanied each folded napkin inserted in the chicken wire of the Homecoming floats which, in themselves, picturesquely proclaimed that AC Was In Orbit. Some malfunction in the solar mood erupted and two floats were extinguished in a fiery holocaust. Who started it? Well, tears flowed, and the blood pressure rose, but no one knows, because they wouldn't pose. HOMECOMING COURT Pam Larmer, Ann Thompson, Ann Davis, Carole ells, Glenda Roberson, Janie McCormick, Frances Atkins, Marty Atkins, Amy Causby, Janie Radford, Vicki Joyner, Mary Nixon. i.i LiMii il i GLENDA ROBERSON Homecoming Queen Wise men, shepherds, tinsel trees, AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, unseasoned temperatures, parades, clowns, pretty girls, and parties, par- ties, parties, all characterized the con- clusion of 1965 at ACC. Yet a spiritual reaffirmation of faith on the part of many students seemed to be lacking as most awaited the approach of the Holiday recess in grave anticipation of a Cool Yule and a Fiery First. There was a noticeable absence of students from the two worship serv- ices. Both audiences combined would not have filled the Chapel. When asked, What did Santa Claus bring you? one coed curtly replied, A sack of mud. r i Miss Merry Christmas GLENDA ROBERSON The two weeks prior to the Xmas Vaca- tion were not entirely filled with parties. For scores of students the fourteen days served as a teach-in on the power of posi- tive thinking. An attempt was made to reach 3,000 Alumni by long-distance telephone in an effort to raise $20,000.00 for college development. Students and local alumni served as operators while Mr. Hatten Hodges, ACC Alumni Direc- tor, nervously urged them on - symbolic of Norman Vincent Pealed protege - Successful . . . Yes. Wiv. Miss Pine Knot NANCY SMITH Delta Sigma Phi Laura Wolfe Delta Zeta Sarah Ann Raynor Senior Class Marilyn Heath Women's Dormitory Association Francis Atkins Sigma Pi Dale Grissom Sigma Tau Chi Linda Carr Freshman Class Martha Hall Collegiate Alice Stalls Men's Dormitory Association Rae Watson Sigma Sigma Sigma Carol Wells Sigma Pi Alpha Nancy Swanson Alpha Sigma Phi Bobbie Ellis Sophomore Class Patsy Mizelle Junior Class MEN'S INTRAMURALS As the men's intramurals reached the midpoint of the sea- son Hackney Hall, the 64-65 champion held a narrow six point lead over Alpha Sigma Phi in its attempt to retain its title. Hackney grabbed an early lead in the race as they took first place in clock golf behind the scoring of Bill Hackett, Arthur Pappas, Phil Ritter, David Hales, and Rex Wheatley. Hackett was the individual winner with a score of 27. Those ever guzzling (oops! hustling) Delta Sigs captured the Flag Football championship in a single elimination tourna- ment after finishing second to Alpha Sig in the regular season play. The Day Students triumph in volleyball was the first indica- tion of a well-balanced program. Their victory increased the total of champions to three. Their victory did not end the bal- ance however, for with the next event a new champion appear- ed. Alpha Sigma Phi's Mickey Winstead lead his team to first place in the Turkey Day race. This event is one of the more interesting of the year as it reveals which of the campus males are just full of hot air. When the annual went to press no other events had been completed. Therefore, as we are neither prophets nor members of the religion department we will not attempt to make any predictions about further events. Front Row: Gary Melville, Mr. Parham, advisor. Second Row: Bill Bererly, Dennis McCotter, Ramon Boykin Third Row: Ronnie Stevenson, Doug Stalls, Terry Jackson WRA The Women's Recreation Association has become one of the more popular extracurricular activities for women (and men) at Atlantic Christian. WRA offers such sports as softball, volley- ball, volley-tennis, basketball, field hockey, tennis, golf, bad- minton, and many others. Participation in WRA is open to all female students of the college. It has become the female coun- ter-part of Men's Intramurals and the activities are just as ex- citing and well played. One of the more obvious results of WRA is the large following it has attratcted from the males at AC. This reason can easily be seen at any event. This year's season began with a picnic which included both food and softball. The first event of the season was softball and the winner was the Independents who were led by Anna Doug- las's superb hitting and pitching. In golf the championship flight was won by Lois Price. The Day Students took the title in Volleyball. As this annual was going to Press basketball was in progress and from all indications its championship looked as if it would be as aggressively pursued as in all the other events that have taken place. Left-Right: Brenda Williams, Betty Reaves, Sue Wilson, Jo Cole, Margaret Thomas, Jean Lee, Anna Douglas, Marty Atkins. Center: Mrs. Barbara Smith, advisor. kiil i fc-.-S UeU Cfiff' 1 rt . 1 C lift 1� n 'nrniffTi-IHr iC.« lullM T11 ifii u! IU _L'Uii itJ t ±1 Flag Football . Clock Golf . . . Basket Ball . . Turkey Day . . Foul Shooting . Ping Pong . . . 32 i’li? ism The 64-65 Men's Intramural Champions Hackney Hall Badminton Hackney Hall Tennis . . . Day Students Wrestling Hackney Hall Soft Ball . . . Delta Sigs Horseshoes Day Students Volleyball Over-all Champion Hackney Hall . . . Hackney Hall . . . Day Students Alpha Sigma Phi Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Day Students Alpha Sigma Phi i mm,. . ii ?' The Finale of the 1.7 mile Turkey Day Race Turkey Day Winner Mickey Winstead 64-65 WRA TOURNAMENT WINNERS Softball .................................Independents Volleyball ..............................Phi Sigma Tau Volley-Tennis.............................Delta Sigma Basketball ...............................Independents Clock Golf ...................................Caldwell Box Hockey ..............................Jean Wagner Table Tennis.......................Martha Sue Mewburn Badminton .......................................Nancy Williamson Bowling ............. Tennis Singles ....... Tennis Doubles ...... Tennis Mixed Doubles Co-Ed Volleyball UNC Tennis Day . . .Janice Cousins . . .Vickie Sinclair . . . Vickie Sinclair Nancy Williamson . . . .Vickie Sinclair Fredie Hale ...........Eskiloos . . . .Vickie Sinclair ... v.—T3T ' yvw'v' ' ' ' “• vJHC rim W k m ii 4S m 5 • . - • ,v •. iv X’:- s� 5R 5 HT « 3Mk. in ' $ 'SWS $L? x; • Ml V ;':« •- ■ -•■)(£' Jh . itffe mnB M Patricia A. Barnes Wilson, N. C. Art Nancy C. Bell Eukeka, N. C. Business James L. Bartlett Goldsboro, N. C. Business John A. Barrett Wilson, N. C. Chemistry Thomas D. Bell Woodland, N. C. English Sandra Mae Bass Nashville, N. C. Elem. Education Terry Lee Carr Camden, S. C. Business Barbara C. Cornwell Clinton, N. C. Elem. Education Carolyn Casey New Bern, N. C. Medical Technology SENIORS Jerry T. Carter Wilson, N. C. History Donald B. Coe Winston-Salem, N. C. James B. Council Hallsboro, N. C. Music SENIORS Fred W. Creech Selma, N. C. History Mary B. Daly Daily, N. C. Elem. Education Barbara C. Croom Zebulon, N. C. Business Hazel S. Creech Smithfield, N. C. Elem. Education David A. Culbreth Plymouth, N. C. Business William T. Darden Fayetteville, N. C. History Glenda B. Elmore Washington, N. C. Elem. Education Florence R. Finch Spring Hope, N. C. Olinda C. Everette Dunn, N. C. Music SENIORS Daniel T. Erwin Durham, N. C. Mary A. Fields La Grange, N. C. Elem. Education Jimmie J. Flowers Wilson, N. C. French ■i i « • if L, i.' AiMjWJ ; •1 1 • • 'i 1 ft• N I • t m k- « Harvey S. Forbes Goldsboro, N. C. Political Science Glenn T. Frazier Whitakers, N. History Brenda G. Fulkerson Fremont, N. C. Business Carol Irene Gardner Tonawanda, N. Y. Religion and Philosophy Carolyn L. Gudac Wilson, N. C. English Brenda M. Harrell Fountain, N. C. Elem. Education Watson N. Hale Kinston, N. C. Business Paul Frederic Hale Wdson, N. C. Health and P.E. Carlton Glenn Hardee Greenville, N. C. Health and P.E. Connie R. Harris Enfield, N. C. Elem. Education ir � | SENIORS Edward D. Harris Hobgood, N. C. English Joyce Ann Heath Franklin, Va. English « H Elizabeth G. Hart Kinston, N. C. Math Sarah B. Harris Wilson, N. C. Elem. Education James P. Haynes Wilson, N. C. Business Doris E. Herman Enfield, N. C. Elem. Education SENIORS Alton Hill Beaufort, N. C. Health and P.E. Naomi J. Holt Wilson, N. C. Math June C. Hinton Rocky Mount, N. C. Elem. Education Brent O'Neil Hill Trenton, N. C. English William G. Hood Goldsboro, N. C. History Katie A. Holloman Princeton, N. C. Business SENIORS Robert K. Jones Beaufort, N. C. Health and P.E. Helen D. Lane Roanoke, Va. Elem. Education Judy C. Lamm Lucama, N. C. Elem. Education William H. Jones Wifson, N. C. History Annie R. Lancaster Pikeville, N. C. Elem. Education Pam G. Larmer Newport News, Va. History Bobby G. Lee Deep Run, N. C. History Jerrell E. Lopp Chapel Hill, N. C. Music John A. Lineberry Charlotte, N. C. Business SENIORS Robert C. Lewis Lawrenceville, Va. Business Janet R. Linville Kenly, N. C. Elem. Education Jimmy R. Lynch Elm City, N. C. Business SENIORS Daniel L. Massey Zebulon, N. C. Business Louis J. Matthews Palatka, Fla. Business Ivan F. Moore Whitakers, N. C. Business Faye L. Massey Goldsboro, N. C. Elem. Education Martha Sue Mewborn Kinston, N. C. History Robert N. Moore Spring Hope, N. C. Business Stephen C. Moore Whitakers, N. C. Business Mary S. Murphy Stantonsburg, N. C. Elem. Education James C. Morgan, Jr. Durham, N. C. Business Harold E. Mooring Princeton, N. C. History Barbara N. Narron Middlesex, N. C. Elem. Education Edgar 0. Murphey, Jr Farmville, N. C. Business a Ti uj J ! r i :;t ilL «liU U • - I't:•::; ■ fr:; ' • ?.� '•i • 1 SENIORS I Sandra A. Perry Rocky Mount, N. C. Elem. Education Frances R. Pittman Fairmont, N. C. History Charles F. Phillips Niagra Falls, N. Y Math Steve C. Perry Elm City, N. C. English Garland M. Pike Trenton, N. C. Business Edward J. Pontifex Norfolk, Va. Political Science Larry J. Poore Wilson, N. C. Political Science Ruth Price Selma, N. C. English Jimmy R. Pounds Clayton, N. C. Biology Henry T. Pope Kenly, N. C. Business John D. Privette Wilson, N. C. Business SENIORS Judy F. Poythress Wilson, N. C English X 11 Mary Lee Redding Wilson, N. C. Elem. Education Sarah A. Raynor Ahoskie, N. C. Elem. Education Clarence J. Rhea Windsor, N. C. Business Rufus Henry Richards Rockville, Md. Biology James Ritter Wilson, N. C. James E. Royster Oxford, N. C. Health and P.E Sue J. Rouse Wilson, N. C. Elem. Education SENIORS James C. Ross Morehead City, N. C. Health and P.E. Jacob E. Royal Newport News, Va. Business Louise L. Sauls Eureka, N. C. Elem. Education SENIORS Larry W. Stanley Kannapolis, N. C. Business Dyanne Strickland Zebulon, N. C. English Lewis B. Stratton Wilson, N. C. Business Ronald L. Stephenson Kinston, N. C. Health and P.E. Bruce 0. Strickland Wilson, N. C. Art Mary L. Strickland Farmville, N. C. Elem. Education Larry J. Strong Hamlet, N. C. Political Science Edward L. Terrell Hillsboro, N. C. Business Carol M. Summerlin Wilson, N. C. Elem. Education SENIORS Bettie 0. Strother Franklinton, N. C. English Gene A. Taylor Boykins, Va. Business Verne Thompson Seven Springs, N. C. Business SENIORS William G. Thompson Colonial Beach, Va. Math Vicki J. Tolston Red Oak, N. C. Health and P.E. Belinda K. Thornton Benson, N. C. Elem. Education Charles M. Timberlake Franklinton, N. C. History Clarence E. Todd Wendell, N. C. Health and P.E. Kathleen J. Traylor Winston-Salem, N. English C. SENIORS Gladys S. Tripp Wilson, N. C. Elem. Education Moody E. Vann Wilson, N. C. Business William H. Troutman Mt. Olive, N. C. Business Julia F. Tyson Bailey, N. C. Elem. Education Dorothy S. Vick Wilson, N. C. English Ruth A. Tyson Elm City, N. C. Math David P. Webb Wilson, N. C English Thomas G. West Fremont, N. C. Business Peggy K. Weatherford Rocky Mount, N. C. Elem. Education James D. Watson Rocky Mount, N. C. Chemistry George R. Westbrook Mt. Olive, N. C. Business Nancy A. Williamson Gordo, N. C. Health and P.E. Carol Ann Wickham Smithfield, N. C. Religion and Philosophy SENIORS Rex H. Wheatley Washington, N. C. Business John J. Williams Morris Plaines, N. J. History Sue L. Wilson Dunn, N. C. Elem. Education SENIORS ' « • • i Dorothy C. Wyman Henderson, N. C. English Susanne B. Yeomans Harkers Island Elem. Education VJ 'V ' a t 7 II' ii • t. iif YL Atf m JUNIORS Joseph M. Baden Va. Beach, Va. Myrtle A. Ballard Selma, N. C. Barbara A. Barnes Kenly, N. C. Thomas C. Bass Edenton, N. C. Sidney R. Bell Ashokie, N. C. Bobbie G. Bennett Whitakers, N. C. Steve Benton Wilson, N. C. Elizabeth A. Biggs Wilson, N. C. Lucy C. Biggs Williamston, N. C. Catherine M. Boyette Wilson, N. C. V. Raymond Boykin Clinton, N. C. Stephen R. Bradley Wilson, N. C. Mary Lu Abbott Wilson, N. C. Carrie B. Abernathy Wilson, N. C. Gerald W. Abernathy Fuquay-Varina, N. C. Bobby G. Abrams Smithfield, N. C. Gaye G. Adams Seven Spring, N. C. Ernest B. Alexander Bethel, N. C. Sandra J. Alford Goldsboro N. C. Faye Allen Princeton, N. C. James C. Aman Newton Grove, N. C. Frances E. Atkins Raleigh, N. C. John W. Ausbon Greenville, N. C. H. Alan Averette Oxford, N. C. - .1 ■- ' S-'-: ■■ m JUNIORS Tony Brewer Robbins, N. C. James R. Brown Bath, N. C. Leon G. Brown Chinquapin, N. C. Thurman B. Bruffey Kinston, N. C. Vinton C. Bruton Fremont, N. C. Charles W. Bryan Oxford, N. C. Mary A. Bryant Zebulon, N. C. Kathy E. Bulla Fayetteville, N. C. John T. Bunch Suffock, Va. Olin D. Busbee Springfield, S. C. Harry Buxton Wilson, N. C. Reide W. Bynum Stantonsburg, N. C. James C. Cale Wilson, N. C. James V. Camechis Bewa, Va. Judith G. Carter Statesville, N. C. Amy 0. Causby Belmont, N. C. William E. Chamblee Nashville, N. C. James V. Chameghis Bewa, Va. Gary Coker Wilson, N. C. Andra G. Cone Middlesex, N. C. Joseph W. Cooper Winsor, N. C. Robert H. Cotton Franklin, Va. James E. Curtis Washington, D. C William M. Daniel Elm City, N. C. JUNIORS Alvin L. Davidson Colerain, N. C. James W. Davis Wake Forest, N. C. Roland B. Davis Seven Springs, N. C. John P. Day Wilson, N. C. J. Karen DeHart Spray, N. C. Susan L. DuVal PollocksviIle, N. C. John Dwyer Hampton, Va. Lucy A. East Clifton Forge, Va. William T. Edgar Skaneateles, N. Y. Terry V. Ellis Macclesfield, N. C. Donald G. Emery Oreland, Penn. Russell Enright Colerain, N. C. Senior Statistics EDWARD P. ADAMS P.E. Club; Intramurals; AAHPER. W. GID ALSTON Alpha Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Track Team; Dean's List. ANNE ELIZABETH AMERSON Omega Chi, Pres. '65; Delta Zeta, Pan Hellenic Council, Pine Knot Staff, Pine Knot Court, Home- coming Queen, Chorus, Miss Merry Christmas Court, SNEA, WRA, UCCF, V.P. MARTY ATKINS Delta Zeta, Pan Hellenic Alternate; Omega Chi, Chaplain; SNEA, V.P.; W.R.A., Sec., Treas., Pres.; Stage and Script; Harper Hall Pres.; P.E. Club; Homecoming Queen Court. REBA INETT BAREFOOT Sigma Tau Chi, Sec., V.P., Pres.; Cheerleader 2, 3, Head 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court; Miss Pine Knot; Homecoming Queen Court; Sweetheart of Sigma Pi; Phi Beta Lambda, Treas. 2, 3; W.R.A. JAMES FRED BARBER Stage and Script, Pres., V.P., Treas.; U.C.C.F., Pres.; Collegiate Staff; Hackney Hall Dorm Council; Christian Service Workshop, V.P. REBECCA FOSCUE BARKER S.N.E.A. JOHN ANDREW BARRETT Science Club. SANDRA MAE BASS Cheerleader; Chorus; Sigma Tau Chi, Social Chair- man; S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. THOMAS DALE BELL S.N.E.A.; Chorus; Eng. Club; Stage and Script; B.T.U. DONNA ELAINE BOSSLEY S.N.E.A. JANET LARONE BOTTOMS Majorette; Science Club; Phi Sigma Tau. ROBERT JESSE BOYKIN, III Pine Knott Staff; U.C.C.F. BETTY L. BRINSON Cheerleader; W.D.A., Treas.; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Sigma Tau Chi, Chap, Hist.; Pine Knot Staff; Most Popular Freshman Girl; Homecoming Court; S.N.E.A. PATRICIA ANN BRITT S.N.E.A. ANN BUNN Omega Chi; Day Student senator; Jr.-Sr. Commit- tee Chair.; S.N.E.A. SANDRA LEE BUNN S.N.E.A.; Phi Beta Lambda, sec.; Civitan Club Scholarship. JOSEPH GRAHAM CAGLE Cross Country Team; Golf Team; Delta Sigma r i, Pres, of Soph. Class. HORACE WOODROW CARMICHAEL S.N.E.A. TERRY LEE CARR . , . Phi Beta Lambda, Sec.-Treas.; Intramurals; sci- ence Club. ■ ' JUNIORS Frederick W. Felts Boykins, Va. Betty Lynn Ferrell Elizabeth City, N. C. Gary H. Fields Garland, N. C. George A. Fleming Norlina, N. C. Sazonne Flowers Wilson, N. C. Emmett M. Floyd Pethg., Va. Elmer L. Foyar Rocky Mount, N C. Gordon D. Fulp Jacksonville, N. C. John F. Gardner Louisburg, N. C. Betty S. Garner Carthage, N. C. Ann B. Gaskins Wilson, N. C. Herbert M. Gay Walstonburg, N. C. 1 I Gordon Gibbs Washington, D. C. Mary M. Griffin Middlesex, N. C. Harry Grimstead Va. Beach, Va. Jesse Hales Kenly, N. C. Lois Hall Mayock, N. C. Martha Hall Jacksonville, N. C. Peggy Hardister Raleigh, N. C. John N. Harris Pantego, N. C. Sherrill Harris Louisburg, N. C. Annette Hathaway Wilson, N. C. Emma S. Hawes Rose Hill, N. C. Barbara Hay Maysville, N. C. JUNIORS Fletcher P. Hayes Endfield, N. C. William 0. Hedgepeth Wilson, N. C. Pamela Herczogh Arlington, Va. Evelyn M. Herring Wilson, N. C. Leroy Hester Durham, N. C. Melvin B. Hill Rocky Mount, N. C. George Hilliard Wilson, N. C. William Harold Holloway Clayton, N. C. Charles Hooks Selma, N. C. Rebecca Horn Wilson, N. C. Carolyn Horton Wilson, N. C. Lida Howell PikeviIle, N. C. Vera L. Howell Fletcher, N. C. John Hyson Westfield, N. J. Karen L. Johnson Pendleton, Ind. Wade S. Johnson Suffolk, Va. Lloyd Jones Smithfield, N. C. Lois C. Jones Smithfield, N. C. Rose M. Jones Pollocksville, N. C. Thomas F. Jones Clinton, N. C. Tommy G. Jones Williamston, N. C. Frances Joyner Wilson, N. C. Hilda Joyner Rocky Mount, N. C. Manerie E. Joyner Roanoke Rapids, N. C. JUNIORS Vicky Joyner Durham, N. C. Stanley H. Keel Goldsboro, N. C. Carl Kirkland Kinston, N. C. Junnie R. Kornegay Goldsboro, N. C. Anne Koonce Trenton, N. C. Al Langley S lma, N. C. Henry S. Lee Elizabeth City, N. C. Henry Lineberger Lexington, N. C. James Lloyd Chapel Hill, N. C. James Martin Goldsboro, N. C. Patsy McCarroll Midway Park, N. C. Joseph D. McClees Oriental, N. C. JERRY THOMAS CARTER Delta Sigma Phi, Pres.; Golden Knot; I.F.C.; State Student Legislature; Freshman Orientation Com- mittee; Intramurals; Delta Sigma Phi Scholarship. JOHN F. CLEMMER Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, Scholarship Chair- man, Alumni Chairman. FRANCES GAIL COOPER S.N.E.A. JAMES B. COUNCIL, JR. S.N.E.A.; Music Club. B.S.U.; Chorus; Band; Vocal Ensemble; Chapel Choir. FRED WAYNE CREECH S.N.E.A. HAZEL S. CREECH S.N.E.A.; Golden Knot. LEONARD RALPH CREECH Accounting Club. BARBARA CAROL CROOM Omega Chi Sorority; Delta Zeta, Rec. Sec.; W.R.A., Rep., Pub. Chair., Pres.; N.C.A.H.P.E.R, MARY BELL DALY Deans List. LINDA ANN DANIEL Sigma Tau Chi Pres.; W.D.A., Pres.; Exec. Board; Sigma Pi Alpha, Pan-Hellenic Council; S.N.E.A. LINDA W. DANIEL S.N.E.A. WILLIAM F. DARDEN Sigma Phi Epsilon, Marshal, Activities Chair.; Sec.; Intramurals. RICHARD E. DAVENPORT M.D.C.; Intramurals; Phi Beta Lambda.; Treas. of Fresh. Class. MARTHA SARAH DIXON W.R.A.; S.N.E.A.; Delta Zeta, Treas.; Sigma Pi Al- pha; W.D.A.; Stage and Script. Senior Statistics ANNA KAY DOUGLAS S.N.E.A.; W.R.A.; W.D.A.; Harper Dorm Council; P.E. Club. WILLIAM F. DOYLE Delta Sigma Phi, Pledgemaster, Treas.; I.F.C.; Golf Team; Circle K Club; Freshman Class V.P.; Intra- murals. EDWARD C. ECKLIN M.D.A., Pres.; Executive Board; Chair. S.G.A. Elec. Comm.; Phi Beta Lambda; Varsity Basketball Sta- tistician; Freshman Orientation; M.D.C.; Senior Float Committee; Intramurals. GLENDA BARWICK ELMORE Sigma Tau Chi, Rush Chairman, Corresponding Sec- retary; W.D.A.; Chorus; S.N.E.A.; Pan-Hellenic Council. PATRICIA ROSE FARRIS S.N.E.A. Janie R. McCormick Knob Noster, Mo. Kenneth McKeel Wilson, N. C. Peggy Medlin Louisburg, N. C. Patsy Mizelle Raleigh, N. C. Ralph C. Mobley Williamston, N. C. Norman R. Moore Kannapolis, N. C. Matthew R. Morgan Lillington, N. C. James R. Musgrave Norfolk, Va. Frances E. Nash Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary W. Nixon Elizabeth City, N. C. Charles A. Northcutt Clinton, N. C. Betty Ormand Bath, N. C. Candis B. Owens Wilson, N. C. Lloyd Owens Wilson, N. C. Marjorie A. Owens Col. Be., Va. Anthony D. Painter Fuquay Springs, N. C. Alice D. Parker Four Oaks, N. C. O. Glenn Parks Goldsboro, N. C. James E. Parks Henderson, N. C. Robert B. Partin Scotland Neck, N. C. Charles L. Pate Rocky Mount, N. C. Sarah Patterson Wilson, N. C. Thomas W. Peterkin Highlands, N. J. Pete Peters Washington, N. C. JUNIORS Jonah D. Phillips Wilson, N. C. Charles W. Pittman Wilson, N. C. Clifford L. Poole Wilson, N. C. Nancy L. Prevatte Whiteville, N. C. Winston A. Pruitt Oxford, N. C. Daniel B. Quinn Vanceboro, N. C. Betty F. Rackley Pikeville, N. C. Ellis G. Ramey Rocky Mount, N. C. Larry Respess Wilson, N. C. liene R. Rich Durham, N. C. Thomas O. Riley Raleigh, N. C. Phillip W. Ritter Raleigh, N. C. Ann R. Roberson Washington, N. C. Glenda Roberson Robersonville, N. C. John Robinson Gates, N. C. Donald Hubert Rose Wilson, N. C. John A. Rouse Seven Springs, N. C. Joseph Rouse Kinston, N. C. William W. Sadler Scottsville, Va. Julian D. Sanderford Wendell, N. C. William D. Sharpe Wilson, N. C. David R. Shelton Hobgood, N. C. Robert F. Skeed Fuquay-Varina, N. C. Emma J. Smith Deep Run, N. C. JUNIORS Kay R. Smith Wilson, N. C. Bill S. Smook Durham, N. C. Frederick C. Snodgrass Portsmith, Va. Sandra D. Sorrell Benson, N. C. George H. Stainback Wilson, N. C. William C. Stainbeck Emporia, Va. Richard Stallings Stantonsburg, N. C. O. Douglas Stalls Williamston, N. C. John Stone Wilson, N. C. Vickie Stone Wilson, N. C. Charles Stovall New Bern, N. C. Glenda Strickland Godwin, N. C. Senior Statistics MARY ANN PARKS FIELDS S.N.E.A.; W.R.A, FLORENCE REBECCA FINCH S.N.E.A. JIMMIE JOE FLOWERS Sigma Pi Alpha; Music Club; S.N.E.A.; S.M.E.N.; Chorus. KENNETH R. FRANKE Phi Beta Lambda; Accounting Club; M.D.A., Sec- T reas. JOHN F. FREDERICK Newman Club; Science Club. CAROL IRENE GARDNER C.C.A.; U.C.C.F FREDA K. GARNER W.R.A., V.P.; P E. Club; S.N.E.A. NANNIE GASKINS Delta Sigma, Treas.; W.D.A.; S.N.E.A. PATRICIA JEFFERSON GAUTIER S.N.E.A. JUDY BRENTLEY GAY S.N.E.A. A. P. GODWIN III Intramurals; Sigma Pi; Rush Chair. JOAN R. GRAY S.N.E.A., Treas. BOBBY ALLEN GRIFFIN Band. LINDA KAYE GRIFFIN Sigma Pi Alpha. C.C.A., Sec.; W.R.A.; S.N.E.A. Pres., Sec.; Pan-Hellenic Council; Sophomore Class Senator; Collegiate Staff; Phi Sigma Tau, V.P.; Tri-Sig, Pres.; Miss Pine Knot Court; Miss Merry Christmas Court. ELIZABETH C. GRIMES S.N.E.A.; Tri-Sig; Music Club; W.R.A. PAUL FREDERICK HALE Delta Sigma Phi; Physical Education Club, Pres.; Basketball; Baseball, Captain; Intramurals; Who's Who. CARLTON G. HARDEE S.N.E.A.; P.E. Club; Intramurals; Sigma Phi Epsilon. BRENDA MARCELLE HARRELL S.N.E.A. CONNIE HARRIS B.S.U.; W.D.A.; Chorus; Phi Sigma Tau; Tn-Sig.; T reasurer. SARAH RIDDICK HARRISS HOMECOMING Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Comm.; Canterbury Club; S.N.E.A. JUNIORS Linda F. Strickland Godwin, N. C. Robert W. Strickland Goldsboro, N. C. Vivian Strickland Wilson, N. C. Barbara Sutton Bethel, N. C. Stephen Taylor Robersonville, N. C. Windley B. Taylor New Bern, N. C. Margaret Ruth Thomas Wendell, N. C. Ann Thompson Kinston, N. C. John N. Tobin Wilson, N. C. Terry Wade Clayton, N. C. Dwight Wagner Salisburg, Md. Jimmy Ward Snow Hill, N. C. Rachel Watson Wilson, N. C. Brenda E. Weaver Middlesex, N. C. Maryann Weaver Bergen, N. Y. Sylvia Webb Wilson, N. C. Dale Wells Bailey, N. C. Alonza F. Wetherington Cove City, N. C. Cynthia Westbrook Kinston, N. C. Carl T. White Norlina, N. C. Mary F. White Belvidere, N. C. Edwyn G. Whitehead Whitakers, N. C. Joan C. Whitley Macclesfield, N. C. Rayford Whitley Wendell, N. C. JUNIORS Kippie Williams Nashville, N. C. Gary D. Wilson Fayetteville, N. C. Harry Winslow Wilson, N. C. Bogart M. Winstead Clearwater, Fla. Martha R. Winstead Belvidere, N. C. Ray C. Winstead Rocky Mount, N. C. Laura A. Wolfe Mount Olive, N. C. Scott W. Worsham Jamica, N. Y. David VanBlon Kinston, N. C. Janie VanBuren Wilson, N. C. Senior Statistics JAMES PATRICK HAYNES Phi Beta Lambda. JOYCE ANN HEATH S.N.E.A. DORIS EARLE HERMAN B.S.U., Pres.; S.N.E.A. BRENT O. HILL Collegiate Editor; NEB of USSPA, Young Demo- crat's Club Pres.; S.N.E.A.; Crucible Staff; Pine Knot Staff; State Student Legislature. JUNE C. HINTON Golden Knot Honor Society 4; S.N.E.A. 4; Who's Who. NAOMI JANE HOLT Day Student Pres, and Representative; Math and Science Club; Who's Who; A.C.C. Handbook Editor 4. GRAHAM HOOD Sigma Pi Fraternity, Herlad. DWIGHT CLAYTON HOWARD Accounting Club 3, Pres. 4. THOMAS WILLIAM HURST Phi Beta Lambda. CAROLYN FITZGERALD JERNIGAN S.N.E.A. MARY CATHERINE JONES W.R.A. 1; Phi Beta Lambda Vice Pres. 2, Social Chairman 4, Pres. 3. NANCY F. JONES Science and Math Club; S.N.E.A. ROBERT K. JONES Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity; Track; P.E. Club; In tramurals. LINDA GARDNER JOBE Speech Club; Dramatics; S.N.E.A. RUFUS DONZELL JOHNSON, JR. Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity; Phi Beta Lambda; Intramurals. JUDY CAROLYN LAMM S.N.E.A. PAM LARMER Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Miss Pine Knot Court; Homecoming Court; W.R.A.; Pan-Hellenic Council Sec.; Junior and Senior Class Sec.; Women s Dorm- itory Assoc. Vice Pres.; S.N.E.A. JOHN A. LINEBERRY Phi Beta Lambda Pres. 4; Junior-Senior Commit- tee. JANET RUTH LINVILLE S.N.E.A. JIMMY LYNCH Phi BETA Lambda 4. •••• SOPHOMORES June T. Davis Wilson, N. C. Kathryn L. Day Wilson, N. C. Douglas M. Dexter Dudley, N. C. Alexander B. Douglas Rocky Mount, N. C. Fredrick Edwards High Point, N. C. Judith A. Edwards Wilson, N. C. Bobbie Ellis Wilson, N. C. Thomas R. Evans Pikeville, N. C. Pearl L. Finch Bailey, N. C. Sherry A. Gardner Plymouth, N. C. Bernice M. Glover Fremont, N. C. John C. Gorham Washington, N. C. Bebe Gower Kinston, N. C. Nancy B. Griffin Williomston, N. C. David D. Hales Goldsboro, N. C. Frank S. Harper Whitakers, N. C. Janet R. Harper Elm City, N. C. David T. Harris Rocky Mount, N. C. Wiley D. Harris Raleigh, N. C. Richard L. Harrison Washington, N. C. Horace M. Harwell Chocowinity, N. C. Hardwick Hatcher Wilson, N. C. Robert B. Hawkins Raleigh, N. C. Marilyn K. Heath Grimeslond, N. C. Dennis M. Hedgepeth Williamsburg, Va. Ellen G. Herring Calypso, N. C. James P. Hicks Clayton, N. C. Patricia L. High Goldsboro, N. C. William L. Hill Suffolk, Va. Joyce Hopkins Ahoskie, N. C. Thomas B. Horack Charlotte, N. C. John K. Horne Pileville, N. C. Barbara Horton Wilson, N. C. Judy F. Howard Goldsboro, N. C. Thomas Howard Stantonsburg, N. C. rrnn;T?J7:?¥3! : I F S' L% a r' L SOPHOMORES Audrey L. Howell Fremont, N. C. Lloyd V. Howerton Ahoskie, N. C. Margaret A. Jackson Woke Forest, N. C. Larry D. Jernigan Cope May, N. J. Donny E. Jones Kenly, N. C. Sandra F. Kirby Pikeville, N. C. Sandra L. Kirby Lucama, N. C. Sue C. Knox Courtlond, N. C. Julia Lancaster Wilson, N. C. Bonnie Lane Chesapeake, Va. Joyce F. Lane Gatesville, N. C. Jean E. Lee New Bern, N. C. Billie Kay Ligon Emporia, Va. Sally L. Lunger Williamsburg, Va. LaVerne Luper Wilson, N. C. Edward W. McGinley McLean, Va. O. Rusty Mangum Wilson, N. C. Rex D. Marlowe Fremont, N. C. David H. Marshburn Clinton, N. C. Sandra Massengill Princeton, N. C. Linda B. Massey Wilson, N. C. P. Jill Matthews Nashville, N. C. Jimmy E. Menefee Wilson, N. C. Yates Miller Ahoskie, N. C. Betsy A. Milligan South Salem, N. Y. Edward L. Minchew Wilson, N. C. Nathan E. Mitchell Smithfield, N. C. Albert N. Mosley Farmville, N. C. Francis P. Nethercutt Princeton, N. C. Charles A. Nichols Wilson, N. C. Robert A. Noble Kinston, N. C. Joseph 0. Noulles Wilson, N. C. Joel D. O'Neal Fremont, N. C. Hyram O. Paul Aurora, N. C. Carl Pearce Greensboro, N. C. v A 2 JvVJ SOPHOMORES Mono D. Pelletier Washington, N. C Hiran Perkinson Norlina, N. C. Charles J. Phillips Fountain, N. C. Don G. Phillips Trenton, N. C. Connie M. Pittman Wilson, N. C. Do.'inie Pittman Whitakers, N. C. Emily J. Pittman Wilson, N. C. Edward D. Price Robersonville, N. C. Patricia A. Privette Zebulon, N. C. Stephen E. Pyles Elm City, N. C. Betty C. Rackley Nashville, N. C. David H. Rackley Williamsburg, N. C. James G. Ray Wilson, N. C. Betty C. Reaves Ayden, N. C. Willian A, Reavis Henderson, N. C. Revo V. Rothrock Raleigh, N. C. David O. Ryon Farmville, N. C. Marion C. Sandifer Wilson, N. C. Waverly M. Sawyer Camden, N. C. Judy Schweitxer Richmond, Va. Diane F. Scott Pikeville, N. C. BARBARA E. McCOMAS , _ S.N.E.A.; Homecoming and Day Student Commit- JAMES C. MORGAN, JR. Phi Beta Lambda; Collegiate Staff. sandra ann perry Senior Statistics S.N.E.A. tees. DENNIS B. McCOTTER , I Phi Beta Lambda; Intramurals; P.E. Club, Men s Dormitory Assoc. Vice Pres. MICHAEL JOHN MACLAGA Accounting Club; Young Democrat s Club, Sigma Pi Alpha. FAYE L. MASSEY S.N.E.A. LEWIS JORDAN MATTHEWS, JR. Phi Beta Lambda. MATRHA SUE MEWBORN . Omega Chi Sorority; Delta Zeta Sorority, D T6 Knot staff; Chorus; Senior Class Treas., W. ■ •, Concert and Assembly Committee; e en,c Council Pres.; Executive Board; Who s Who. JAMES A. MOBLEY ., , . Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Sec.; Baseball, n r murals; I.F.C. MARY MURPHY S.N.E.A. % BARBARA NARRON S.N.E.A. HAROLD R. NICHOLS Social Committee. ARTHUR DAN PAPPAS Baseball 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Intramurals. P.E. Club 3, 4; CARLTON PARKS S.N.E.A. J. ROBERT PARVIN Christian Service Workshop Pres. 4; U.C.C.F.; Al- pha Sigma Phi Fraternity; Stage and Script; Cho- rus; Day Student Senator 4. STEVE PERRY Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Chorus Pres. 3; Band Pres. 4; Vocal Ensemble; C.C.A.; Brass Ensemble; Chapel Choir. CHUCK PHILLIPS Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity; Intramurals. GARLAND MORRIS PIKE Intramurals; Phi Beta Lambda. FRANCES R. PITTMAN S.N.E.A.; Sigma Pi Alpha. LARRY J. POORE Baseball 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4; Intramurals; Young Democrat's Club; Men's Dormitory Council; Men's Dormitory Assoc. Pres.; Student Government Re- presentative. V fi u M r«n .a i.; L i h-« Senior Statistics HENRY THOMAS POPE, JR. Basketball. JIMMY R. POUNDS Science Club. JUDY FAY POYTHRESS Golden Knot Honor Society; Sigma Pi Alpha; S.N.E.A.; Chorus. LOIS P. PRICE W.R.A.; E.P. Club; W.R.A. Tournament Manager. ANNE PAGE RATEREE Omega Chi Sorority; W.R.A. Representative; S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. Council. SARAH ANNE RAYNOR S.N.E.A. MARY LEE REDDING S.N.E.A.; Golden Knot Honor Society. CLARENCE JOSEPH RHEA Intramural Football, Baseball, Basketball; Canter- bury Club. RUFUS HENRY RICHARDS President of Science Club; Collegiate Academy of the N.C. Academy of Science; Who's Who; Order of the Claw. JAMES C. ROSS P.E. Club; Social Committee; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. JACOB ALFRED ROYAL Stage and Script. JIMMY ROYSTER Intramurals; Assistant Baseball Manager; P.E. Club; Phi Beta Lambda. LYNDA M. SAWYER Omega Chi Sorority; Pan-Hellenic Representative; Delta Zeta Sorority; S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. J. MICHAEL SCHILDER Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity; Newman Club. BRENDA ANN SCOTT S.N.E.A. BARBARA GAIL SHAW S.N.E.A. JULIA ALICE SIGMON S.N.E.A. JILL M. SIMPSON Golden Knot Honor Society Sec., Treas. S.N.E.A. RHANDAL N. SMART Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity; Senior Class Pres.; Social Committee; Executive Board. DEBORAH SMITH W.R.A.; P.E. Club; Women's Dormitory Assoc.; S.N.E.A.; Chorus. SOPHOMORES John N. Serbo Wilson, N. C. Janis R. Seymour Goldsboro, N. C. Sandra L. Shoffner Washington, N. C. Diane Siddall Fairfax, Va. Roger K. Sin Hong Kong, China Drenda D. Skinner Wilson, Nfl C. Bette T. Sledge Wilson, N. C. Linda K. Smith Erwin, N. C. Olivia K. Smith Kinston, N. C. Thelma G. Smith New Bern, N. C. Sylvia K. Sorrell Benson, N. C. Alice G. Stalls Williamston, N. C. Walter R. Stancil Wilson, N. C. Harriet G. Stubbs Gibson, N. C. iW mM N jm m : S|? . V I- ■ % ■ The fighting Delta Sige wowed down 11 opfeeiUon ia winning the Flag fecthall u-� � jfioo htp. However, we should give speciei praise tc our fledge and ££ 9- spirited Brothers for their wauderful helf tine h w«(l.loodt otile track end sll) r parties were once again the liveliest events in these pyrts, no lively its fact that Spirits always re very HIGK before and after these evente If ter , .. . we have several Brothers going into graduate work in Party F chol gyl Overall we shall never forget these reminders of this ltt-5-66 enr. -... . parties with the Confederate flag waving, naughties over the Mchrnjshci , trija to tb back yard. Pledge Stupid Idiot, the Scutharn Hoc, Hc-chin jtoc, tousle Brows sx Ms sandals, •hie , W L,Thunderbird, 32, “Tie 3ct rel , the !'� ! , C8Sfi y-ChcjSr- yes it will be a long t ine before « forget these and the other thins that have ssade this such a great yeariUiUilt S..V- ted by ielta Sigr Phi Seceshex It, Itt-5 SOPHOMORES Noncy M. Swanson Henderson, N. C. Margaret Swindell Wilson, N. C. Steve B. Swinson Mt. Olive, N. C. Harriet L. Thomas Wake Forest, N. C. Ruth G. Thompson Bayboro, N. C. Brenda E. Toler Washington, N. C. Shirley R. Tomlinson Wilson, N. C. Sally J. Tice Durham, N. C. Diane Tunnell Spring Hope, N. C. E. Sharon Tyer Washington, N. C. William H. Vaughan Wilson, N. C. Judith G. Waller Mt. Olive, N. C. Linda R. Walls Wilson, N. C. Betty A. Watson Goldsboro, N. C. Mary T, Wheeler Wilson, N. C. rn«ii?EiS f'r i'7 m r? ti - Q Emily J. Whitaker Washington, N. C. Donald J. White Pendleton, Ind. Paul White Wilson, N. C. Raymond G. White Bethel, N. C. Rhett White Wilson, N. C. Donald R. Wiggs Princeton, N. C. W. Glenn Wiggs Selma, N. C. Pattie L. Williford Dunn, N. C. Clara J. Wilson Spring Hope, N. C. Jane 0. Wilson Louisburg, N. C. Patsy F. Winstead Elm City, N. C. Pat A. Wylie Wilson, N. C. Jimmy Yates Pollocksville, N. C. Robert J. Young Wilson, N. C. John F. Abbott Harrington, Delaware Beverly Adams Goldsboro, N. C. Celia D. Adams Wilson, N. C. Suzanne Adams Smithfield, N. C. Thomas V. Aldridge Raleigh, N. C. Clarence B. Allen Tarboro, N. C. Aliene G. Anderson Tarboro, N. C. Christine Angel Arapahoe, N. C. Maxine Angel Arapahoe, N. C. Jessie Ruth Arthur New Bern, N. C. Clara Ann Askew Wilson, N. C. Thomas G. Aycock Fremont, N. C. Jacqueline M. Baker Norcross, Georgia Linda L. Baker Nashville, N. C. Wiley T. Ballance Wilson, N. C. Garry John Baptist Morehead City, N. C. John A. Barkley Wilson, N. C. Linda K. Basnight Edenton, N. C. Brenda Gail Bass Wilson, N. C. Glenda Dail Bass Wilson, N. C. Hilda R. Bass Elm City, N. C. Linda V. Bass Spring Hope, N. C. Ronald M. Baysden Rickland, N. C. Robert V. Beck, II Durham, N. C. Frances G. Beilis Hurlock, Maryland Beth Best Dunn, N. C. Glenn E. Best Clinton, N. C. James F. Best, Jr. Wilson, N. C. Thomas F. Biermann Beaufort, N. C. Mariana Blythe Wilson, N. C. David W. Boone Winston-Salem, N. C Sharyon L. Boyd Goldsboro, N. C. Charles L. Boyette Kenly, N. C. Rebecca E. Boykin Kenly, N. C. George C. Bozarth Jacksonville, N. C. Harold B. Brasure Chincoteague, Va. Jane Worth Brett Como, North Carolina Nathan T. Brinn Hertford, N. C. Alton V. Britt Wilson, N. C. Joseph G. Broda Beaufort, N. C. Harold T. Brooks Griffon, N. C. Clayton W. Brown Pikeville, N. C. Sidney W. Bruton Wilson, N. C. Thomas E. Bryant Wilson, N. C. Robert W. Burchette Winston-Salem, N. C. James H. Bussell, Jr. Columbia, S. C. Clyde M. Cannon Wilmington, N. C. Auriol W. Carnahan Wilson, N. C. Lynda I. Carr Farmville, N. C. Benjamin E. Casey New Bern, N. C. Karen Casey Clinton, N. C. John R. Cederberg Silver Spring, Md. Neil P. Chamblee Wilson, N. C. Rick Chappell Raleigh, N. C. Kathie R. Chastain Winston-Salem, N. C. Margaret R. Chesson Columbia, N. C. Flora A. Clark Oxford, N. C. LeRoy Clark, III. Wendell, N. C. Connie S. Clarke Clinton, N. C. Jo Cole Franklin, Va. Rodney B. Coleman Tampa, Fla. Thomas R. Connor Shelby, N. C. Marshall B. Conyers Wilson, N. C. Wayne W. Cook, III Wendell, N. C. J. Renee Cooper Wilson, N. C. Nancy A. Cossairt Asheville, N, C. Brenda L. Cothern Washington, N. C. Robert M. Covington Rockingham, N. C. Francis M. Cox, Jr. Smithfield, Va. Robert M. Cox Durham, N. C. FRESHMEN Larry W. Creech Zebulon, N. C. Ralph L. Dail, Jr. Wilson, N. C. Angela C. Davis Cove City, N. C. Linda L. Davis Richmond, Vo. Susan Jo Davis Charlotte, N. C. Ted C. Davis Valdese, N. C. Thomas G. Davis Asheville, N. C. Becky Lou Deans Battleboro, N. C. Kay G. Delbridge Spring Hope, N. C. Bobby Dixon Wilson, N. C. Gerald E. Dixon Trenton, N. C. Marilyn J. Dixon Dovis, N. C. Wayne Doby Durham, N. C. Frances E. Downing Harrington, Delaware Edward E. Duncan Raleigh, N. C. Arthur G. Dunn, Jr. Pinetops, N. C. Carolyn L. Eason Walstonburg, N. C. Gwendolyn J. Eason Walstonburg, N. C. Brenda G. Edmundson Fremont, N. C. Sandra B. Edwards Greensboro, N. C. William F. Edwards New Bern, N. C. Vickie L. Efird Kinston, N. C. John E. Elting Charlotte, N. C. Stephen L. Estep Winston-Salem, N. C. Herbert W. Ezzell Rocky Mt., N. C. Susan A. Felton Winton, N. C. Barbara A. Ferrell Bailey, N. C. Sam M. Fowler Burlington, N. C. Patricia L. Franke Norlina, N. C. Kelton S. Frazier Battleboro, N. C. Grady S. Fulghum Kenly, N. C. Paula F. Fulghum Wilson, N. C. Michael K. Fulkerson Fremont, N. C. Bobbie L. Gantt Hickory, N. C. Kathryn A. Gemelman Norfolk, Va. niiSM John B. Gillam, III Windsor, N. C. Robert M. Gilmore Sanford, N. C. Lindo F. Gladson Jacksonville, N. C. Grant Britt Raleigh, N. C. Richard D. Gore Beuleville, N. C. Phillip W. Grady Albertson, N. C. Larry G. Grant Goldsboro, N. C. Nancy J. Gray Norwood, Pa. Pamela D. Green Havelock, N. C. Frankie Greene Trenton, N. C. Olivia D. Greene Creedmook, N. C. Frances D. Griffin Wilson, N. C. John David Griffin Raleigh, N. C. Sylvia F. Griffin Reidsville, N. C. Dale E. Grissom Courtland, Va. Olis E. Gwaltney Kinston, N. C. Robert W. Hackett Jacksonville, Florida William R. Hackett Jacksonville, Florida Sidney M. Hardwicke, Jr. Rolesville, N. C. DeAnna K. Harmon Ahoskie, N. C. Edythe V. Harrell Saratoga, N. C. Betty J. Harris Engelhard, N. C. David M. Harrison Henderson, N. C. Billy G. Hayes Wilson, N. C. Paul N. Head Mt. Olive, N. C. Connie C. Heath Snow Hill, N. C. Sarah F. Heintz Charlotte, N. C. Audrey C. Herring La Grange, N. C. William S. Herring Scotland Neck, N. C. Trudy L. Hill Atlantic, N. C. Frank B. Hines Grifton, N. C. James H. Hogan Millville, New Jersey Charles E. Holland Suffolk, Vo. Claire R. Holt Greenville, N. C. Ashley T. Hooks Winterville, N. C. :• ■ FRESHMEN Buddy Hauks Wilson, N. C. Linda K. Horne Wilson, N. C. Bobbie A. Howard Pink Hill, N. C. James W. Howell Goldsboro, N. C. Janet M. Jacobs Clinton, N. C. David N. Jarman Richmond, Vo. Lucy E. Jarvis Pantego, N. C. Joseph T. Jenkins Colerain, N. C. Judith A. Jerman Wilson, N. C. William H. Jerman, Jr. Wilson, N. C. Harry A. Jernigan Mt. Olive, N. C. Norman L. Jessup Rocky Mt., N. C. Barbara A. Johnson Greensboro, N. C. Kate M. Johnson Bailey, N. C. Norma R. Johnson Wilson, N. C. Brenda K. Jones Pollocksville, N. C. Donald A. Jones Raleigh, N. C. Ella E. Jones Nashville, N. C. James R. Jones Comfort, N. C. Thomas F. Jones, Jr. Clinton, N. C. Eddie E. Joyner Wlison, N. C. Mary L. Joyner Spring Hope, N. C. Alice M. Julien Raleigh, N. C. Robert S. Kaylor Goldsboro, N. C. Barbara I. Kelly Sanford, N. C. Brenda G. Kennedy Durham, N. C. Mary Sue Kennedy Newton Grove, N. C. Hinton M. King St. Pauls, N. C. Donald L. Kirkland Wilson, N. C. Paul L. Land Leaksville, N. C. Kenneth T. Lang Walstonburg, N. C. Charles G. Langley Ayden, N. C. Thomas H. Langston Winterville, N. C. Robert D. Lashler Burlington, N. C. Patsy B. Leggett Washington, N. C. Terry Leggett Lucamo, N. C. Douglas A. Lindberg Arden, N. C. Dale E. Lininger Greenville, Pa. Laura E. Liverman Murfreesboro, N. C. David A. McGehee Beaufort, N. C. Robert E. McGowan Goldsboro, N. C. Charles E. McKee Beaufort, N. C. Gary D. McMahan Virginia Beach, Va. Rosemary Mallard Pollocksville, N. C. Christopher A. Marks Rocky Mt., N. C. Susan D. Massengill Smithfield, N. C. Susan S. Massengill Princeton, N. C. Bonnie S. Matthews Wilson, N. C. Norma H. Maynard Wilson, N. C. August S. Melchior Wilson, N. C. Sarah G. Mewborn Snow Hill, N. C. Donald E. Millard Selma, N. C. James A. Miller Wilson, N. C. Charles F. Mills Aurora, N. C. Linda M. Mitchell Harrellsville, N. C. Stephen F. Mitchell Newark, Delaware Herbert M. Morris, III Kinston, N. C. Linda K. Morris Greenville, N. C. Joseph E. Moulton Virginia Beach, Va. Jack E. Musick Hookerton, N C. Catherine A. Nash Winston-Salem, N. C. Charles M. Norfleet Winston-Salem, N. C. Rebecca H. Norton Smithfield, N. C. Paul L. Nunn La Grange, N. C. Elizabeth G. Oates Wilson, N. C. Charles M. Owens Fountain, N. C. Martha J. Owens Elm City, N. C. Margaret L. Poke Beaufort, N. C. Elmer B. Parker Stokes, N. C. Joe H. Parrish Winston-Salem, N. C. FRESHMEN u ■ T. Cathy E. Pierce Hlaasboro, N. C. Brenda F. Pipkin Pikeville, N. C. Dewey R. Pittman Wilson, N. C. Nancy D. Pittman Jacksonville, N. C. Susan G. Porreca Washington, D. C. Denard T. Potter New Bern, N. C. Jacquelyn L. Potter Cove City, N. C. James J. Powell Wilson, N. C. Ralph L. Price Goldsboro, N. C. Joseph C. Proctor Elm City, N. C. Stephen F. Redding Wilson, N. C. Clara Ann Reilly Ahoskie, N. C. Janet L. Renninger Wilmington, N. C. Merrell W. Rhiner Princeton, N. C. Barbara A. Rhodes Boily, N. C. Dennis G. Riley Wilson, N. C. FRESHMEN v - ■ i up Joseph Paul Wilson, N. C. Malcolm R. Pearce Selma, N. C. Margaret L. Phelps Colerain, N. C. Celesta M. Philyaw Wilson, N. C. «er IKMM lUidlitiW FRESHMEN ffy - Nancy J. Smith Farmville, N. C. David W. Sockrider Milford, Delaware Jayne M. Southard Winston-Solem, N. C. William E. Spainhour Fayetteville, N. C. Anandapol Srivardhana Bangkok, Thailand Linda N. Stallings Wilson, N. C. Clyde A. Staflsmith Wilson, N. C. Janet R. Stephens Goldsboro, N. C. Linda A. Sutton Clinton, N. C. William E. Tankard Bath, N. C. Judy L. Tart Dunn, N. C. Armour W. Taylor Southport, N. C. Jack E. Taylor Falls Church, Va. Judith L. Thomas Beaufort, N. C. Gerald B. Thompson Raleigh, N. C. Charles B. Tillman Be aven, N. C. Joseph D. Trippett Zebulon, N. C. Pat Ann Troger Westfield, N. J. James D. Vick Branchville, Va. Jerry W. Waddell Kenly, N. C. Milton A. Wade Wilson, N. C. Dennis S. Walls Lillington, N. C. Charles C. Warren Newton Grove, N. C Willis C. Watts Smithfield, Va. Senior Statistics WILLIAM CLARENCE STAINBACK P.E. Club. LARRY W. STALEY Phi Beta Lambda, Reporter. RONALD L. STEPHENSON Chorus; Vocal Ensemble; P.E. Club, V.P.; Intramu- rals Baseball; Dorm Council. MARY LOU STRICKLAND S.N.E.A. TREVA DYAMME STRICKLAND Golden Knott; Tri-Sig; Sigma Pi Alpha, V'P • W.R.A.; S.N.E.A. CHARLIE HARVIE STRIGO Track; Intramurals; Basketball. LARRY STRONG Cross Country; Track; Alpha Sigma Phi, Pres.; V.P. of Senior Class. BETTIE OLIVER STROTHER Sigma Pi Alpha; S.N.E.A. CAROL MORRIS SUMMERLIN Golden Knot; S.N.E.A. RICHARD SURLES Student Body V.P.; Executive Board; Freshman Class V.P.; Sophomore Class Pres.; Collegiate Staff; Crucible Editorial Staff; Pine Knot Editor '65-'66; M.D.A.; Y.D.C.; S.S.L.; Who's Who. JAMES JOYNER SWAIN Merit Award. EDWARD L. TERRELL Phi Beta Lambda. BELINDA L. THORNTON Pine Knot, Assistant Editor; S.N.E.A.; Collegiate Staff; Intramurals; W.D.A. KATHLEEN JACKSON TRAYLOR Phi Sigma Tau, Chaplain; Fri-Sig, V.P.; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Senator; Correspond- ing Sec of Co-operative Assoc.; Golden Knot, C.C.A., Treas., Pres.; Sigma Pi Alpha; Sophomore Class Marshal; Chief Marshal; Who s Who, C o- rus; Vocal Ensemble; W.R.A.; S.N.E.A. BILL TROUTMAN Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Beta Lambda; Accoun mg Club. RUTH ANN TYSON Majorette; S.N.E.A.; House Candidate; Sigmg Tau Chi. Council; Homecoming Senior Statistics M. ELWOOD VANN M.D.A., Sec.-Treas.; Phi Beta Lambda; Sophomore Marshal; Junior Marshal; Collegiate Staff; Fresh- man Orientation Chairman; S.S.L. rep.; S.G.A., Treas.; Golden Knot; Who's Who. DOROTHY SUGG VICK S.N.E.A. REUBEN NORTHINGTON WATKINS, JR. Accounting Club; Business Club. PEGGY K. WEATHERFORD S.N.E.A. DAVID M. WEBB ' res, Jur|ior Class, Pres.; Collegiate Staff; S.L., State Agenda Chair.; Canterbury Club; Homecoming Committee. MARCIA DANELLE WEBB Phi Sigma Tau; W.R.A. LELLA CAROL WELLS Sigma Pi Alpha; Freshman Class Treasurer; Tri- Sig; S.G.A., Sec.; U.C.C.F. THOMAS G. WEST Accounting Club, Sec,-Treas. GEORGE A. WESTBROOK Accounting Club; Phi Beta Lambda. CAROL ANN WICKHAM House Council; Bohunk Committee; Sophomore Class Senator; S.G.A., Sec., V.P.; Pan-Hellenic Council; Sigma Pi Alpha; Sigma Tau Chi; Chorus; Who's Who; Miss Pine Knot Court. BETTIE EASON WHITE Sigma Pi Alpha; Band; Vocal Ensemble. JOAN J. WILLIAMS Y.R.C.; Collegiate Staff; Intramurals. NANCY ANN WILLIAMSON P.E. Club; W.R.A.; S.N.E.A. SUE WILSON Omega Chi, Chaplain, Scholarship Chair., Delta Zeta; W.R.A.; S.N.E.A.; Homecoming Queen Can- didate. DEWITT CREECH WOODALL Lambda Chi Alpha. SUSANNE BALL YEOMANS S.N.E.A.; Y.D.C.; Canterbury Club, Sec.; Bohunk Committee, Chair.; W.R.A.; W.D.A. Arthur F. Wenger Wilson, N. C. William White Wendell, N C. William G. Whitley III Wilson, N C. Malvern E. Whitmore Henderson, N. C. Irene S. Williams Rocky Mount, N. C. Donald A. Williamson Wilson, N. C. Anthony D. Winborne Sims, N. C. Audrey C. Windham Wolstonburg, N. C. Gloria J. Winfield Pinetown, N. C. Brenda L. Winslow Wilson, N. C. Douglas Winstead Rocky Mount, N. C. Michael P. Winstead Elm City, N. C. Sue S. Winstead Wilson, N. C. George M. Wamble Raleigh, N. C. Marian D. Wood Virginia Beach, Va. William E. Wood Smithfield, Va. Loretta M. Woolard Washington, N. C. Michael D. Worsham Jamica, N. C. Frederick Worthington Winterville, N. C. James B. Wyndham Parkerburg, Va. Hideko Nagase Wilson, N. C. FRESHMEN 1 ; Give the gang our best m rf r m rffi I, V x I.F.C. Social Life, Service, Scholarship, So- cial Life, Brotherhood, Athletics, Social Life, Rush, Pledge Training, and Social Life all constitute the basis for frater- nities on a college campus. Four such organizations manifest these ideals at Atlantic Christian College. They are Al- pha Sigma Phi, Delta Sigma Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Sigma Phi. Serving as the coordinating institu- tion for brotherhood at ACC is the popularly-elected Interfraternity Coun- cil. Officers this year were Don Emery, president; Al Langley, vice president; David Culbreth, treasurer; Marshall Smith, secretary; and Robert J. Washer, advisor. The oldest existing male counterpart to sororities here is Delta Sigma Phi in- stalled on March 16, 1958. Following in order are Sigma Phi Epsilon, Arpil 26, 1958; Alpha Sigma Phi, May, 1958; and Sigma Pi, April 25, 1959. Wr im Mft d M, ■ r.’.- n to ySBm Bill Brame, Ronnie Jernigan, Jimmy Mobley, Jerry Carter, Horace Harwell, Larry Taylor, Don Emery, Al Langley, David Culbreth, Marsha Smith, Tom Riley, Pete Peters, Larry Strong. PAN-HELLINIC COUNCIL The Pan-Hellinic Council formulates the laws for sisterhood at Atlantic Christian College. ACC's three sororities, Delta Zeta, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Sigma Tau Chi, elect ten representatives to the Council which in turn elects three officers. Heading the council this year were Martha Sue Mewborn, president; Pam Larmar, secretary; and Linda Driver, treasurer. Competition between Delta Zeta and Tri-Sigma has been keen recently. Delta Zeta became the first national sorority at Atlantic Christian College on October 2, 1965. Yet Tri-Sig was the first national pledge group. Sigma Tau Chi was founded by Rev- erend Joh Barclay in 1925. Martha Sue Mewborn, Miss Ward, Betsy Nash, Linda Driver, Vickie Joyner, Ann Amerson, Cookie Wickham, Laura Wolfe, Pam Larmer, Linda Griffin, Judy Waller. PT. lsf John Boykin, Rickey Murphep, Larry Strong, Bob Parvin, 5teve Perry. Mike Schilder, Lee Malpass, Bill Sherratt, Bill Brame, Richard Skinner. Al Langley, Robert Partin, A. T. Hooks, Leo Jessup. , D°n Davis, Jon Rucker, Bob Smith, Joe Baden, Tommy Langston, Tommy Long. Ed McAuley, Jim Hogan, Jim Blackwell, Author Fer- gerson, Joe McClees, Kenny Lang. Wiley Balance, LeRoy Hester, Grant Britt, Fred Bier- mann. ALPHA SIGMA PHI DELTA SIGMA PHI Intramurals Football Champs Pledge Class Glen Bozarth Mike Shankley Frankie Best Tommy Bryant Butch Tillman Dan Henny William Griffin David Harmon William Humphrey Curt Ellis Jimmy Powell John Robinson Mike Cook Bill Reavis Ivan Moore Ronnie Jernigan Graham Farmer Al Gaylord Gai Jenkins Ray Mercer Billy Doyle Jimmy Mobley Jerry Carter — President Al Averette Stephen Moore Rat Lee Raymond Boykin Jimmy Wood Wade Robert Don Emery Freddie Hale ■'•... ’iSje KS? pp fj ...3... iii5ik:' ■ • ' -s '$! y. .v'.fl|i i '. • .$ • J-yW ifc Mr: X 4 y .' ■'K - $1fP(| SE?;‘::'::' iW (§ ! WSp: Ipw £ ‘ £fc S:y:;::s :: : :v ■ vvy K :% . ' 4 .. 4y4jM • teSL. m?:- mm %-A-VXV nIHp . i mm H '.ft -‘‘NW«-.-. • • •«:••• � -. : ; ■ S ss s ; Xvaw n ,- :v ••: ••'• : : - S X’''; s’w' 'VUt' H F -. xss y -- -• ;:•:■ V--JFVy 1-3 X A W il s? 1 JLi r K r ( A V mmm ■ ■■ 1S1MB fcwP-:' ' nn [Z's2S k • ■' c x MWjfi o y ■BPP v'... sar ' :'x . 3iIS! iP s p3i ili W £|jS r Mipi wrv £P w - A - ■1 v . ... • 2% Hi ■Stof Si iiiii . '‘‘.Sj : wmmkW9 ■ $ fp .0,' £ :. irr :|@ ieigK •• N IT Tf f'rjlfl f yt !,f }1 srnr in i f i f ........ i % A? ?r - 7T ' i ■� « P„ ■ r Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 I •3. ' IB r • - • _■ ■ ■si ■ I First row—Gary Wilson, Rich Chap pel, Eddie Holland, Norman Moore, Danty Busbee, George Womble. Second row—Eddie Gwaltney,- Mar- shall Comyers, Chuck Northcutt, Billy Hill, Buddy Hooks. Third row—Chris Marks, Gary McMahan, Bruce Cot- ton, Charlie Norfleet, Clyde Cannon. Fourth row—Francis Cox, Sid Bruton, Ken Davis, Dennis Riley, Don Jones, Tommy Alridge. First row—William Darden, Thomas Riley, President; Rhandal Smart. Second row—Marshall Smith, Carlton Hardee, Robert Jones, Charles Bowers, Robert Raford, August Peters, Stewart Kallman, Frances Dwyer, George Jackson, Edward Minchew, Charles Phillips, William Froutman, Bob Owens, Billy Tally, Doug Royal. ' SIGMA PI mMm ■ 4 1st—Barbara Croome, Betsy Nash, Amy Causby. 2nd— Jan Lee, Susan Boone, Glenda Roberson. 3rd—Linda Sawyer, Sue Wilson, Susan Brown, Marty Dixon. 4th— Martha Sue Mewborn, Sandy Smith, Ann Thompson, Barbara Hay, Ann Amerson. 5th—Marge Owens, Mrs. Barbara Smith, Laura Wolfe, Marty Atkins. f SIGMA TAU SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA DELTA ZETA SIGMA TAU CHI Officers President . . Linda Griffin Vice President . . Kathy Traylor Treasurer . . Connie Harris Recording Secretary Janie McCormick Corresponding Secretary . . . . Janie Radford Keeper of the Grades . . . Beth Grimes Pan-Hel Rep . . . Pam Larmer Pan-Hel Rep . . . Vickie Joyner WRA Rep Brenda Williams Sentinel . . Ann Roberson Historian . . Pam Herczogh Officers President Betsy Nash First Vice President . Glenda Roberson Second Vice President . . . . . . Amy Causby Treasurer Recording Secretary . . Barbara Croons Corresponding Secretary . . . . . Susan Boone Historian Scholarship Pan-Hel Rep Pan-Hel Alternate . . . . Marty Atkins WRA Rep Officers President....................Cookie Wickham Vice President.................Reba Barefoot Recording Secretary ............. Sally Tice Corresponding Secretary.................Beth Barrow Chaplain and Historian . Cynthia Westbrook Pan-Hel Rep.....................Linda Driver Pan-Hel Rep.............................Judy Waller WRA Rep.......................Carolyn Darden SIGMI PI Officers President........................Larry Taylor Vice President .... Brooks Hylemon Sergeant of Arms . . David Culbreth Treasurer............... Herbert Gay Secretary................Gary Melville Herald ..................Graham Hood SIGMA PHI EPSILON Officers President.................Tommy Riley Vice President........Douglas Royal Comptroller............. Rhandy Smart Secretary ............ Eddie Minchew ALPHA SIGMA PHI DELTA SIGMA PHI Officers President.................Larry Strong Vice President.....................Gid Alston Secretary .............. John Boykin Treasurer............... Lee Malpass Sergeant of Arms ........ Steve Perry Officers President.......................Jerry Carter Vice President ........ Ronnie Brown Treasurer ............... Bill Doyle Secretary................James Mobley Sergeant of Arms . . William Edwards Social Chairman...............Rat Lee mam STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION do solemnly swear to uphold the ideals of the Cooperative Association of Atlantic Christian College 7 With the recitation of this pledge nineteen capable students began 1965-66 bur- dened with the unbearable task of how to spend $24,247.56, plagued with seemingly endlessly weekly meetings (several of which were conducted in plush restaurants — free food, free beer), and finally afflicted with the ever-present, yet never- sought, advice of a faculty member and a bespectacled Dean. Two or three apparently succumbed to the pressure and resigned near the end of the first semester. Enter Student Government Association! Crisis after crisis confronted the Executive Board. There was the ever-worsening war in Vietnam, the advent of the Ku Klux Klan as a force in Tarheelia, and the innovation of a popular fad called 7draft- card burning 7 The Executive Board was not without initiative, however, and answered the call to arms most effectively even though some of their attempts were in vain such as the pro- posed 1965 Blotter Act (Ultimately vetoed by that anarchist body known as the Administrative Council). The noble nineteen, hardly disheartened, simultaneously responded with the Student Government Association Amend- ment to the Constitution squelching the name Cooperative Association and harpooning the faculty member and the Dean by obliterating their voting privileges and establishing once and for all campus movies, a radio station, and student government 7 Everything appeared to be going smoothly. Then all at once an omnipresent messianic consciousness permeated the politi- cal scene and the Executive Board threw a party for the Deaf School children. All in all the Executive Board this year has manifested the principles upon which good student government functions. Board members have actively engaged in blistering debates on vital campus issues such as: the possibility that required chapel, the law of the land, criminally violates the Civil Rights Act of 1964; the virtues of affiliation with the blue, white, and Red National Student Association; Collegiate editorials; and even faulty ring-a-dings. President ...................David Webb Vice President............Carol Wickham Treasurer.........................Elwood Vann Secretary..........................Carol Wells EXECUTIVE BOARD John Gorham, Cookie Wickham, David Wedd, Carol Wells, Elwood Vann, Hiram Perkinson, Janie McCormick, Marshall Smith, Rhandall Smart, Bob Hackett, Linda Daniel, Bobby Ellis, Charles Bruton, Don Emory, Larry Poore, Dr. Pausell, Bob Bennett, Frank Wenger. rl% if N. 1 I' Freshman Officers—Charles Langly, V.P.; Gary Oats, Trea.; Bob Hackett, Pres.; Frank Wenger, Senator; Barbara Kelly, Secy. Sophomore Officers—Janet Amerson, Secy.; Hale, Trea.; Hiram Perkinson, Pres. Jerry White, V.P.; Bobbie Ellies, Senator; David • ■■ ■:; . Junior Officers—Charles Bruton, Pres.; Vicki Joyner, V.P. Secy.; Karen DeHart, Trea.; Al Fleming, Senior Officers—Marshall Smith, Senator; Mewborn, Trea. Pam Larmer, Secy.; Rhandy Smart, Pres.; Martha Sue ■ ■ ■... r. i. • . � mpn Men's Dorm Association Larry Poore, Pres.; Kenneth Franke, Bob Washer, ? Dennis McCotter, Ronnie Stephenson. Administrative Heads President—Jock Tobin Seator—Bob Parvin I: ! I 4 I Si? 111 ■' % k I Golden Knot Honor Society IS ■ Abernathy P. Bell Boyette T. Carter Crawford Hazel Crech June C. Hinton Judy F. Poythress ...... 7 7 ■ Price 1$ 1 1 r I ¥ Mary Reading iii: ,..VA; V.V . : r , . n . V n ■. . Phillip W. Ritter .... .. c. Jill M. Simpson : Dyane Strickland iioiliiil ilil ■ : : S«1I Stanley Alice K. Barba ra Keal Lam E. McComas i i i r i . Carol M. Summerlin - -'-v:., s :.,'x . . •- x:: ■ .xV:.. V ;., x x : xx . rx ■!:- Ann Thompson Julia A. Thompson ■. . ■ . . : , x ' : r ______ Janie McCormick Kathleen Julia Tyson IIK M. Elwood Vann m xx Uj 4 fM . Jr r M. ■ |� 5 190% y ■ X r - . ■ TFi? J lit fk 4 m .... ::: ■ ; : . ■ ■ ... : mmmm : Wimi Rufus H. Richards Jill M. Simpson Carol M. Summerlin Richard C. Surles Kathleen Traylor M. Elwood Vann Si� :: . ■ Martha due Mewborn Wickham :■ i :: «1811 ■ | ■,i:: i. m iini lliillllplll 1 ■Hi 1 1111 i ixsil- Pi •%. k - 4 % %.. % 4 X £4 S i? v- $ b c £ p t� g w •4? £ © JP' '° O o - o- ,0 £ A. ? . oc c £v iO. -4F o flMk - 5 % 2 0 C' £C C sr v? Msr sC 3?.g Q, £Js r c o r? ? � . f £ .C „¥ f 0 S l F «C7 5“ o (7 2SF o 0°.=?, - “.3? «_. ?JA .ft A '0 JC O s i O J? SQ - f? n ? •? £ P $ £ ° $ 0 ■« £ P c ? A 4? •?,£! _____ b -C O . gP5 . «f� c JP © t m t | N But man she has a cherry pink complexion, curves like unto Ann Lan- ders, and a univac intellect. All I have to do is call 243-5464 and arrange a night! saith Charlie to Sam. Later. Bur Bur, Bur Bur Bur Bur, Bur Bur Bur, Bur Bur Bur Bur Bur, Bur Bur Bur Bur, Bur Bur Bur Bur Bur Bur, Bur Bur Bur Bur. Later. Busy, Busy, Busy. Later. Bur Bur ...................... Busy Busy, Busy. Later. Ring . . . Hello operator, Ah, I have an emergency call to 243-5464. Would you please tell .. x x. . . , thank you, pleads Charlie. Later . . . Hi, would you please ring Gertrude Gobblegut? Pause . . . Hmm can't answer now . . . rolling her hair . . . yes this is the emergency call . . . thank you. Seconds later .... Well good evening Gertrude, this is Charlie ... Ah, Charlie . . . Charlie Pleadingmuch . . . You know the boy who spilled lemon- ade on your fur collar last month. Permanently stained. $300 damage. Ah, sorry about that. Uh, Gertrude tomorow is Sunday and I thought . . . you . . . you might like to go to Ah church tomorrow night? Oh you have CCA Fellow- ship and . . . well perhaps we could go to a movie Monday night? Oh a crucial SNEA meeting that you just have to attend. How about bowling Tuesday night? Can't miss Accounting Club supper meeting. And Wednesday........... you have to sing about the Alamo before the Language Fraternity. My good- ness you are a busy lassie. Surely Thursday .... No . . Business Club. Did you know Stage and Script is presenting a play Friday? Member of the cast. And Saturday afternoon? The Science-Math Club is hiking through equations. Would you believe James Bond is here Saturday night? But you have to sing in the ACC Chorus, play for the Band and hotfoot it back for a Concert by the Vocal Ensemble................Gertrude you don't mean it! You're putting me on. You really going to study next Sunday. Rudy Watkins Dwight Howard Paul Hamlin H. T. Pope George Hillard Kenneth Franke Bogie Winstead Herbert Gay Leonard Creech BUSINESS CLUB Arthur Pappas Gay Fields Bob Steed Jimmy Royster Doug Marlowe Gerald Abernathy Barbara Barnes Edward Ferrell Norman Moore John Lineberry Annette Clard John Elting Andy Srividonis Francis Atkins Terry Wade Ann Dawson Jimmy Morgan Charles Bryant Larry Staley Gay Adams ACCOUNTING CLUB SIGMA PI ALPHA Janie McCormick Diane Strickland Karen DeHart Mona Pelletier Kay Smith Phil Ritter Mike Maclaga Carole Wells Emma Sue Hawes llene Rich Vivian Blanchard Dr. Long James Coile Larry Little Ruth Price Carolyn Horton Bettie Strother Jimmie Flowers SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB 1st row — Al Langley, Joe Brown, Rufus Richards — President, Doug Royal. 2nd row — Jim Pounds, Tex Sadler, Pat Wylie, Joe Badin, Betty Ferre i I, Nate Brinn. 3rd row — Jim Martin, Ray Winstead, Charles Bruton, John Baptist, Larry Little. 4th row — Ben Casey, James Bussell, Charles Jarvis, Doug Lindberg, Cala Boney. 5th row — Joe Harvel, George Harrison, Scot Worsham, Betty Garner, Mike Worsham, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Whitehurst. CAMPUS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Fred Snodgrass Linda Griffin Kathy Traylor Phil Ritter Dan Hensley Rick Harrison Sammy McPhail Janet Harper Mary Ann Bryant CHORUS Janet Amerson Beth Best Susan Boone Karen De Hart Carolyn Eason Gwendolyn Eason Judy Edwards Linda Horne Margaret Jackson Judy Jordan Emily Pittman Judy Poythress Ann Privette Betty Rockley Judy Schweitzer Bette Sledge Linda Smith Linda Stallings Nancy Swanson Diane Tunnell Audrey Windham Rachel Winslow Jackie Baker Lucy Biggs Vivian Blanchard Gena Carter Kathie Chastain Linda Davis Kathy Day Sandra Edwards Caro! Gardner Frances Gladson Nancy Gray Janet Harper Janet Jacobs Betsy Milligan Ann Roberson Sandy Smith Sue Stone Maryann Weaver Mary White Jane Wilson Rod Coleman Jimmy Council Billy Cratt Gordon Dees John Grady Bill Griffin David Jarman Paul Land Al Langley Clyde Lewis Bob Owens Lloyd Owens Fred Snodgrass Mr. Ross Albert George Boswell Thurman Bruffey Ken Brittain Jim Burroughs Jim Curtis John Day Arthur Q. Dunn Russell Frady Mike Fulkerson Herbert Gay David Griffin Jeff Kilpatrick Leeman Lamb Doug' Lindberg John Mayfield Yates Miller Bob Parvin Steve Perry Bill Ruffin Sherwood Shivar Mark White Ml BAND Ann Biggs Nancy Griffin Betsy Milligan Bill Griffin Judith Edwards Frank Wenger John Boykin Barry Havens John Gilliam Angela Davis Russell Frary Jessica Arthur David Harmon Donald Davis John Cederburg David Van Blon Tony Painter Larry Grant J. K. Horne Nancy Gray Nancy Smith John Barclay Fred Ruffin James Williams Ricky Rickman Tom Langston Bill Vaughan Jack Liner Bill Cratt Charles Nichols Ed King John Wade Tom Aycock Dennis Riley Tom Rucker Larry Respess Charles Owens Byron Wyndham Alan Averette Dale Liniger Tom Swanson Sam Fowler Wiley Ballance Robert Smith Janet Bottoms JA fhr T� rJ f. • • i -jit BRASS ENSEMBLE WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Steve Perry Noncy Gray Larry Respes Virgil Ferguson Ray Winstead Al Averette VOCAL ENSEMBLE Lloyd Owens Frank Wenger Olinda Everette John Boykin Olinda Everette Dr. Cobb Linda Davis Betty Sledge John Day Kathy Traylor Sandy Massengill Fred Barber Bill Griffin Dale Lininger Betsy Nash Steve Perry Lloyd Owens Ronnie Stephenson Janet Harper I I'l . « 1. IX • ■ l ( Stage and Script’s first production for the 1965-66 season was The Playboy of the Western World the famous Irish play by John Millington Synge, which has been called bne of the two or three best plays of the 20th century. In December in association with the Music Department we presented the TV Opera Amahl and the Night Visitors by Sian Carolo Menotti, In March we will present 1 the famous Broadway sueces$ A Man For All Seasons by Robert Bolt, which deals with the death of Sir Thomas More, The final production wili-be Shakespeare’s Richard II during the Shakespeare Festival, !-------------- Stage Script seen over its roof. The curtain will be going up this coming Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, at eight p.m. Anyone who has seen Mr. Poole in any of his other performances will agree his talent is well wort Stag surp may mint West in - -... T- cr a- 3 or 2 2. tr. a?3 _ O a to P 2 ? cr c 5 cr o? eg S a vg-g c_ CL -r OOP =r _ S- cr (D 3 ' 8 rr 82. ST O fD P O o 3 8 2. a cr. jp (T B “ 3 Q £ CL in 0 a T P, | —• M P rf W 33 rr Snf W o “ P � ? Athletics Intercollegiate A...C...C...a little softer now. A...C...c...a little softer now. A...C...C... a little softer now. a . . c . . . c . . . a little softer now... The most promising aspect of Intercollegiate Athletics at At- lantic Christian College this year was the school's cheerlead- ers. (An apology is in order here: this article was written follow- ing the basketball game between ACC and ECTC.) But then it is not the fact that you won that counts; it is how you played the game. Bull. Potentially the Bulldogs pos- sessed talents in basketball, baseball, golf, tennis, and track difficult to find on most small college campuses. As a result of publication deadlines comment on ACC sports other than bas- ketball can be nothing but prog- nostication. Now . . . concerning . . . basketball. Some called it the monster of the Black La- goon, others said it was a maca- bre manifestation of Satan, but the Authority labeled it a vicious snake. Whatever it was it pinch- ed, gnawed, and swallowed whole the Bulldog squad until Freshmen became the court stars and Upperclassmen became in- jured benchmen. It was hurt, hurt, hurt, and though the rec- ord was not impressive we can say, Wait til next? BASKETBALL I Left Elmer Hobbs f 67 , Jr. Forward Right ft Robert Covington 6'4 Fr. Guard Right Larry Schwab 6'4 Fr. Center Wmkmm Left Larry Jones 6 5 Soph. Forward ... x-x- Right Ed Carraway 5'H , Fr. Guard Robert Gilmore 6'3 Forward Charles Stovall 6'4 , Jr. Forward Clyde Stallsmith 6'3 , Fr. Guard ACC 83 68 74 70 99 87 77 85 64 75 88 75 Opponents Elon ............... 66 Lenoir Rhyne ....... 89 Campbell ........... 71 Appalachian ........ 80 Wilmington ......... 95 Pembroke ........... 81 Catawba ............ 80 Old Dominion .... 104 Georgia Southern . . 1 05 American U............ 70 Stetson U............. 77 W. Carolina ..........113 65-66 BASKETBALL SCORES ACC Opponents 91 Pfeiffer . . . 77 Guilford . . . 86 Elon 66 Lenoir Rhyne 83 Appalachian 83 W. Carolina 90 High Point . 105 Campbell 74 Guilford . . . 71 E. Carolina 75 Wilmington 93 Pfeiffer . . 79 121 85 108 1 12 1 15 87 92 83 108 74 83 : ■ m j§||| I| CHEERLEADERS BASEBALL TEAM St. Andrews, W. Carolina, Yale, High Point . . . Did you say Yale? Yes Lord, Yale. ACC played Yale this year . . . the same Yale that's in New Haven? The same Yale. And we played Elon, Pfieffer, Guilford . . . And we played Yale after a 12-14 season last year? Yes. After John Dollar, home-run king, had graduated? Well we were second in the conference last year. But why Yale? Oh, they needed competition. Below: Left-Right.... Outfielders Fletcher Hayes, Jim McCool, George Owens, Bill Hayes Right—Coach Pfohl Managers—Gordon Gibbs Jim Royster Catchers—Dennis Hedgepeth, Gary Farmer Infielders—Captain Freddie Hale, Perry Miller, Charlie Grimstead, Ronnie Pace, Tommy Carter. m k !■ I J A mm iWmmiii m i f. ZMm Wvast, - aat Ira c : VtH mm The : fast charging Bulldog team will be boosted by ■ . .-.•......... sensation, David : Hates, in his re-| turn to action against ■m i W it will be the first? in many years. Congratulations to| Tom Parham for his part: l3 a warning A, C. team ■8 Wk ■. . fcr m p nielli it ™mk IpSi HH ASK Hi • ■' v ;• v ACC TENNIS TEAM mm Shown above ii MP -----------------HilPIHHHilPIIIK in tune with Fail practice. The regular schedule for the team begi will compete in the tough Carolina Conference for the campaigns .... . ... “ —■ ■ . r� ■mpmnmimimmwmmmiimiMH « wsmm The tennis team this past 4-3, and won the two •:' -Jt matches and p win. to mm: $ $ mm % IVlCwi The i Elm and s1 TENNIS TEAM ,™u ® t0 ” I The return ■ :: , . . it spot to tl mlt? ■ Mk 1 % JJnMMk x. • 3 i to, « j M: SB sftfew fc ... Consistency best describes last year's track season as the ACC team only tied one match and placed sec- ond in a Tri-Meet. We lost everything else. Track at ACC is a sport which has had to take a back seat to some of the more important ones such as Baseball and Basketball. The last two years ACC lacked a coach who knew the least bit about track before coming here. Perhaps our Administration has its reasons for the lack of emphasis on track. Maybe the heir- archy wants to give some coach the chance to use the track team as a training ground or maybe those in po- sitions of trust figure that the lagging tongues on the track team are not worth as much time and mon- ey as the super-stars of other sports. Whatever the reason for the back-seat position the track team has had to take we feel they are hardly conducive to a balanced athletic program. The track team had a difficult season last year. But do not let the record deceive you. The record was pa- thetic, yet, as often is the case, the scores failed to tell the whole story. The team possessed considerable tal- ent. In almost every meet the runners outscored their opponents, but the field men failed to meet their quota — the difference between victory and defeat. This year's season looked much brighter. Returning lettermen were Charles Hooks, Jack Tobin, Chuck Whittington, Charles Wolfe, and Alton Hill. GOLF The three players pictured here were expected to be the nucleus of this year s golf team. Bill Doyle, Gordon Fulp, and John Alford were the only returning let- termen from last year and the outcome of the season depended on how well they parred. Gordon Fulp was elected team leader. Last year's team had strong similarities to the track team. Of course five wins and five losses was a little above par for ACC sports. 64-65 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC RECORDS Base Ball Opponent ACC St. Andrews 6 2 St. Andrews 6 5 St. Andrews 7 1 Guilford 2 8 Guilford 3 4 Elon 4 5 Elon 1 2 Appalachian 1 0 Appalachian .... 1 3 Catawba 8 1 Catawba 1 7 W. Carolina .... 4 7 W. Carolina .... 3 1 High Point 6 10 High Point 1 0 Pembroke 1 2 Pembroke 16 0 Old Dominion . . . 1 0 Old Dominion . . . . 9 1 Camp Lejeune . . . 2 4 Camp Lejeune . . . 10 6 Pfeiffer 1 0 Pfeiffer 4 5 High Point 5 3 Pfeiffer 2 3 Elon 7 1 TOURNAMENT Second place in regular season Won 12 Lost 14 Basket Ball Opponents ACC Catawba ... 7] 75 Old Dominion . . . . . 98 108 Lenoir Rhyne . . . . . . 107 82 Wilmington .... . . . 85 81 Newberry . . . 81 115 Erskine . . . 98 84 Campbell . . . 89 83 East Carolina . . . ...107 96 Pfeiffer . . . 95 67 Elon . . . 106 79 W. Carolina .... . . .120 91 Guilford . . . 75 62 Lenoir Rhyne . . . . . . 75 66 Appalachian . . . . . . 83 71 High Point . . . 85 77 W. Carolina .... . . . 73 75 Elon . . . 91 68 Appalachian . . . . . . 80 65 Pembroke . . . 82 80 Campbell . . . 91 84 Guilford . . . 73 76 Pfeiffer . . . . 75 72 High Point . . . 71 61 Catawba . . . 80 83 East Carolina . . . ...113 96 Pfeiffer . . . 99 81 Won 6 Lost 20 Tennis Ball Opponents ACC High Point 3 4 Elon 0 7 Campbell 3 6 St. Andrews 5 4 Pfieffer 5 2 E. Carolina 9 0 Guilford 3 4 Campbell 4 5 Elon 0 7 High Point 3 4 St. Andrews 2 7 E. Carolina .... 9 0 Guilford 3 4 Appalachian .... 4 3 Appalachian 5 2 Won 11 Lost 6 Track Opponent ACC High Point .................... Lost St. Andrews.................... Lost Campbell ...................... Lost Pembroke ...................... Lost St. Andrews Tri Meet .......... Second Guilford ...................... Tie E. Carolina ................... Lost • t « iei � � ta« % ....«■� ......� '' ■■'■■� ■■■■r«KM..� . I® t e$M TOTTTT Association Bin ■■ Campus Christian and given to Stage and Script. This motion was made follow- ing a report on Stage and Script ' • W : ■'■■■ : - ' - - - M� — N be used for popular enter-j The flu bug bit” 75 victims §Httf!at.-ragp riming .JUforee-day two ipital from ome. pnysician. noting the trend, notified the adminis- stration that it was necessary to report it to the Wilson County Health Department and, in turn, the administration should get in touch with the Health Depart- ment. At that time Dr. Camp- bell, county health official, ad- vised Dean Bennett that it would be in the best interest if ail unnecessary activities, particu- larly non-class, be curtailed un- til it could be determined if it were the beginning stages of a flue epidemic. According to Dean c n £ 1 � g � 0� 3“ © o i £ marrii ty ye underi App Bennel sembli was 3 County quest. Dr. | using new day a Se Inqu Gradu award vited. Newto the k The Danfo Missoi wome gradu in t h« seriou ing a to stu ■ ■ ■' aq jou ijiAV ‘sjduasnuBiu -xi°sufi -aajnos ajBunjiSa suoijaijjsaj ou aq ijiav -itBd jnoq:}iAi ‘itqdBjSo oqd • •sjdiJosnuBia saji • '•• vs S'' .VvVKtti uopcoi[qnd « 3011 si jj aSa{[oa aqj jbioijjo ub ;ou si ji aqj £q pauoijouW sf g •V ■r iW, -losip jo pjaij jo ssa aAijBajo jo uoissajdxa’ aq oj si ;uajui xinj asoqAV -qnd moja-uou b si nr • •sjuaui JBdaQ qt jjy aq; q 0 ’N ‘U°SUM -loo uBijsuqo oijuBtjy W aoiAij paqsqqnd st gqj ‘sja3o [ ubm ‘uojsuqor n ddVi 1 m £ ... ■ ■, v‘ • .-•;:. ■ ;■;; ■ rejjns pjeqoiy ‘ (3;nf) 3in|3guv 'apoj ‘qooosaa ‘nojsuqof a O ‘X ‘ii!H jusja 'pjia ssuiBg uBfim ! .' ■■ ■■' ■■ . • ■ ■■■ aavxs iviaoxiaa ■ I._..WSBmmBKSkmt Houaa Noixviaania ■ Sill...... ”” 8”lS88a Baii � � ■ mu ?sija iTM . . -m-,i IieqsiBjAi SBinoqx ' ■vm: . 31D0SHBH a pajppw Ja pjoiuy AV ipssng • m i j i THE COLLEGIATE On twenty-five Thursdays during the academic year a furrowed-brow student saun- ters nonchalantly into Har- dy Dining Hall and plops several hundred sheets of paper upon a crumb-laden table, quickly makes an about face and streaks for the door. A few brave souls vacate their cherished po- sitions in the bread line fol- lowed by shouts and pleas to the order of Bring me one ,will 'ya! There are some who re- flect that newspapers are good for floormats, yet a few patriots claim that a free press is the cornerstone of democracy. Out of all the many criticisms heaped up- on The Collegiate two tra- ditions have been establish- ed. First, it is fact, believe it or not, that censorship at- tempts have failed resulting in a free press on campus. Also, and this may not be so virtuous, The Collegiate has become a decorative piece on the cafeteria floor 25 times a year. T!� «tTmtTtTT: learned but this should not exclude that an did'' happen. Such is the case with the two coming floats that were destroyed by fire 'eekend, t thij n oi resi I h, o°bCoile Prints rr . 1 « .......................... , | is hard to understand why anyone would wanted to burn up Let your caudles some speculation th j; ht the 0®t was Id in revenge for wi , |vas the case, it can World, the Speaket crude form of rev gan |ias l,eeue iong l ould have been m . ® were ed in other mannei®uieuded«competition. |)ur belief and hope that members of other nities did not stoop so low as to be responsi- r such action. _ these fires were caused by a thrill seeker ■this person either has a corrupt sense of val- U ..... i { ]r is mentally ill. In any case there can be no cation in endangering people's lives and ■■■■■. .. 4 41 Ut rr; n $ Ui © T3 fee C 2? JS % ecommendation on a possible ? „ ing rule adopted by the Exec. Elgas. § k is a welcomed and needed newjcs.- g £ d and controversial rule. This rel 3 H H • , a. 3 : SI® n rr [ D jrs .n is both practical and realistic, whi can be said about the present ruk some various student opinion ,...,„nt that the present drinking n the defense of the college than it „n , - ,,,, hunting of students. Apparentibus from Dr. Sharp - iL.t ,u;, ,..u norpwarv in ore • , . - Mt 4 � els that this rule is necessary in ore’ |o the public that institution is tryir, highest moral character on its stu jft js saving that to drink is to sin. h. is y j .... • - cement, and we sincerely hope that our react Iwn their various viewpoints in the form of |x r. This form of communication is one of jtial features of a college newspaper, and [Sous viewpoints which surround a situation a clear and accurate picture of a situation The Collegiate recognizes the important r i which it has been charged but we accept s as an inviting challenge. The func under a system of complete freedo $ us to accept this challenge without h Association of College Music ministrators. the North Car oacco smoxe- CJ-J SnK e! Passing out papers pers. papers. Mumble Mut Mumble. Ha! Ha! 1 want 1 with you after the meeting Thank you. bom; feeling p come to or Roll Cali: Ch Bruton� Charles Bruton — m there he is. Roll call ended. Father, we pray for ourse mumble, mumble, mumble, utes, mumble, mumble, muf Surles resigned. From what? enough time. Was remi Snodgras Webb m Webb moved, Mr. Webb mi Cheerleaders! Rah! Rah! Webb mc v e 1. Cor rection! see. Approved! Treasuerer port — money, money, m Figures. $19.000. No questio John Gorham. Moved that remain a member of NSA. ally seconded! Came around opposition. Whoops! Questio Mr. Gorham? Mr. Poore — opposes Vietnam. Many tl NSA does can’t agree with ei one. Dr. Pauscll, NSA does. „Miss Wickham. Would you A | ® g m cr% o § A I c I 1 £ © © £ pile S ca l| S g a) g I i � Ow = i r - EV, = O � - u x £ r CO P-Q 5c£Tij!0©££. U -n. — ■ £) D w Cy .- ■— iS. w- C - CD - O n O CD 32 CL -2 zr w P Ii P I © ° h S S £ S e . tX ) 0) ' mmm .■DO.® O o (t i o A o © ro ft) o. ' o fO rrvJZ ‘4= 2 CD v _ v. A +. Q) 2 f J ;;; HI C -H- CD (D CD C x- - n d w. fO _ O D C C D «2 5 c C O £ .t: a) S u m V 0 ii u o x “o n a)-q a jo To A Q. _ -1 -T, • O «3 u u • c ■ -______'F “0 r- CD a a: a • co C -r C • - m _ -0 « s -® £ u . 3 ACT! ® cn-o -c o © £ u ‘F rr “ fO c2 0)0 c CD CD O n '55 § £ Q. m M o d m tn 3: w jc w _ £ o © . — 5 - 2 . state your question. Dr. Pan u c Tl may 1 aaswer your ques d Yes. Wliisper by Miss Wickt “5 The chair would like to ask Pausell a question. (It’s col c - here!( Provides contacts D student leaders from other T5 leges. Mr. Gorham - everyi £2 (d should have a membership ■HR O £ j- Question. All ayes, no Vote CD a . r: ° s « o- q-5 U o o 0 42 o $ , F D . 0 oo 0 0— cX U t3 Everybody votes ii 0 J2 vor. A M u OPTICAL m n O raise optical bench. This | — o On c t-h sed this year wit 0 0 N t� . r (vnutiMAni D 0 CO V— JL. 00UT_c ro n. 0A)U ’ 2 4- 0 _r 0 0 � - cO c -2 42 teg 0 T3 designated for faculty and s D S 0only, 83 spaces for students o .. o 5 4— 0 - a-o-c d © x !5 I - -o o c -n ®x« © T. S 3 r 2 « ®rti ? ® ■ C r? S “-f o n C r )£. m — v JZ w-r r £- C 4—00 0) 00 !_ £ © -C © D O) 0 £ 2? D 0 4- CD .£ D D O 0 m— O 2 « w S nv «CQ Q. O t S' w,{,?I ? dSO orTT5 u CD 0 ■£ c 4 4— b O ■ D o aItT © — © co CO to r O 0 8 H- ‘co 0--; 0 Ox: © —a o t: © _ 4: c 013 to O CQ 0 u C c. 3 to 05T Po o 4- O c jz x: 0 0 cQ 0 — to u 0 t� (J) • — 0 c s: D — c b © (o D £ —1 V4 D ec - 0 J ) and 30 spaces for both. In d q words, 43 per cent of the fa JP ptv, 24 per cent of the studj •- - thing from serious to not too £ rious. Further comment. I 4- jv £into old business. Received jc 0following letter. May I j £: The matn purpose ot £ column wiO be to tell the „CUUBUU v. - t . olantic Christian student «t «5 V!the action is or where the . . .v-. .rf.. nrp 1 was as far as sports are; ‘cerned. Varsity sports php that letter? The Ato J Council. Oh, Oh, Director of velopment. u The Ad !bt ileus PBied genuine educational experten r should be Htoe4; and the Boarc e afraid to deal in controversey or gfereattention needs to be given tc iscussion groups;' panels involving :ulty, and administration; and vital lent concern such as academic free- nor ptm?, and course and teacher he list could go on and on, i night the ioard entered into a dis- ist week's editorial. By the time the ,ri «nded it was clear that the mem- • - - - - ■ - - NUMBER SEVEN 1 ci T§|| JL Cli mi THE PINE KNOT This Pine Knot is an experiment in im- pressions, an attempt at portraying real- ism in the context of idealism. (If this is true, and you can see it, then you have a unique perception.) Admittedly we have presented a limited view of college life. We make no apology. An honest effort has been made to be different, not simply for the sake of origi- nality, nor even to be controversial. More- over this annual is different because we were suffering from a neurotic boredom brought about by a never-ending change in past annuals. Evidence of different should be noted in the use of the horizontal format and the length of the annual. We feel the pho- tography and copy are expressions of real- ism, while the art works tend to convey ideas. The blending of seemingly unre- lated materials (montages, etc.) with the photographs and the copy was done for the purpose of relating atmosphere with reality in the year 65-66. Contrary to what may appear there has been no organized attempt to propagan- dize any religious doctrine, social philoso- phy, or political heresy in this annual. Perhaps it was unorganized. Richard Surles tJ Gene Duncan T. O. D. 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