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

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Valentine Dance with North Tower North Tower performed on Feb. 14 in the cafeteria, marking what is becoming an AC tradition — the Valentine dance. The dance contest was a highlight of the fun-filled evening. There were three winning couples out of 50 participants. They were Dawn Whitley and Jay Cutler (first place), Rhonda Fuller and Ron Cutchins (second place), and Lisa Herring and Chris Raynor (third place). Kim Watson and the Student Union Committee were responsible for arranging the dance. 28

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Atlantic Christian College Concert, Lecture and Convocation Committee presented the acclaimed Asolo Touring Theater’s (A.T.T.) “Antigone” in Howard Chapel. Based on Sophocle’s Greek classic, French playwright Jean Anouilh wrote an updated version of “Antigone,” setting the play in World-War-Two Paris. To make this story of personal courage and integrity more accessible to modern audiences, A.T.T. reset “Antigone” in a futuristic society which is trying to rebuild itself after a great war. A.T.T.S cast of “Antigone” includes Kelly McBride as Antigone, David Lively as Creon, Wiley Wisdom as Haemon Guard, Craig Bockhorn as Chorus, Caron Graham as Nurse and Veronique Gusdon as Ismene. “Antigone” is the story of a young woman who struggles for what she believes is morally right even though she is threatened with the penalty of death for defying the royal command. SGA sponsored a magic show presented by Mr. Bob Garner in the ACC cafeteria. During dinner Mr. Gamer went from table to table performing some of his magic tricks. Later in the evening, Mr Garner performed a more extensive magic show. The main attraction was when he sawed Deanna Jenkins in half. 27

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The Music Department and the Concert, Lecture and Convocation Committee presented Nathaniel Gunod and Amy Rosser. Gunod and Rosser are a guitar and harpsichord duo who have been together for about 3 years. They impressed the large audience with their excellent performance in Hardy Alumni Hall. The duo opened with Sonata HI by Rudolph Stravbe and ended with Suite in G Major by Nicola Matteis. The harpsichord and the classical guitar have each grown immensely in popularity in recent times. The growing public demand to hear these instruments played well has inspired many young artists to master them and go on concert tours. -eft to right: Bill Hurst, Brad Almond, Dr. Nakhre, Suzanne Hutchins. ront row: Debbie Daugherty, Theresa Larson, Annette Aycock. Center row: onnie Beavers, Jennifer Martin. Back row: Bill Hurst, Brad Almond, Bill hort The Band of Oz performed in the Wilson Gym on March 12 in celebration of AC’s successful basketball season. The band played a variety of music including top 40 hits and beach music. During school breaks students at ACC often have an opportunity to take group trips to foreign countries. In May of 1985 a group of students traveled to Europe and toured France, Italy, and England. Dr. Nakhre arranged many of the sight-seeing activities for the group. If you are interested in taking such a trip, contact Dr. Nakhre in the History and Social Science Department 29