PAGE TWO THE May 1 The Collegiate PablitlMd MMlblr By Tb« S«ad«au of ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE lUtiMui S«nic«, Ik. SUBSUIIPTION RATES . SI.OU EIMTTMilAl. STAfT: ELMER MOT7ERN t>Jiior mChief EUGENE OGRODOWSKl Mtn.cm* Ed CYRUS LEK A»u>ciaie Editor MARY MATTHEmS Sociclir Editor JOHN VAVORSKI Sporti Editor BJXSINI^XS HTAtt' ROHEirr V'INUHAM Butineu Mini|cr BASIL BOWOEN Awt Bu% Manager HUBERT LAING . Circulation Manager JOHN K VOOTKN A.*t Circulation Mgr A.SSI.STA.NTS Ray Silverthorne Sarah Green Jo« Hood Griffith Hamlin Irma L Spencer Kermit Wheeler l'rance« Roebuck Bernice Farmer ■ MT MmW I9i« PteiockiBd Gole^ici? FVeis HONtSTTi At time for eiamt draw* near we need to think of honeaty. There t§ one quetlion which I would Ilk* for each one of u> to a it the only thing which these tacred word< »tand for. The true meaning of the term, to me. it a report card lined with high grades which represent your own work The word "honor" in iti finer meaning cannot be attached to a cheater. The advice in the above paragrapha, if heed ed. will put every ttudent in A C. College to thinking, both the honor ttudent* and the ones on the border line. -oOo- A ST.\R «)R YOC OfENf SOCIETY CHKATINf; [>ear Editor IMCI.TA SK;MJ ANXJAI. LT f On* of the ttaW ' tha *** ^ The honor of »• ttudent* of thit camput it."“** Sianu h' t rity A • ' ■ wuicd far from perfect, but I believe that in my three Knrfig "t year* here I have noticed a decided improve-Ilo(«l Chrrry meni 1 only hope that thi* improvemenl will | The dinmc w»« »> JOM.V !>■ M.\TT()X continue until cheating ditappeart entirely. the •orority cr««n During my frethman year I noticed that prac-{arcb tically everyone uted a copiout amount of .heating, an amount ample and tutted for the individual profeuor .More time wat tpent by tome in copying tmall note* on tmall piece* of paper, tmall cardt, or'actually in the exam book than wat tpent in reviewing for the exam or te*l, whichever it happened to be. Some of the to-called "honor ttudentt” |>ed to luw at to depend on thit method to keep their grades high At time pa*.»d by, I have teetj the amount of cheating gradually decline. Only once or twice during thii patt year have I noticed any one cheating or preparing to cheat. I think several thingt have cauted this change. More strtcineas on the part of the profetsors hat probably helped a great deal, but 1 believe that a change in the average student's attitude toward cheating hat been even more significant. Regardless of how many rules and regulations are patsed trying to stamp out this evil, they ran’l «uccec^ unless the majority of the ttudentt want them to tucceed. Ift up to ut students to continue setting chesting up as a taboo I hope that everyone of ut will try to do this during the coming exami- nationt and during the coming year*. If we do, cheating, with all of its resulting evilt will fi nally disappear from our campus. r-ld. lh« mam !■ tlurt b»mr »n of roi«r«- from wb4cli th» (itrrk l»ttrr» •«» .u.puKW Th- rxtnU wrn s^t"l it individual Ubln whkb v*rr srTsnfwl to form B trian^* wilh th« mlatrvw and ‘ uW« in front of th« mrrl Th« ubiM arforn«) with «l«amin» y«Ho* rsnd!!- and lo» bowU of orange bic “jm*. .''mall wblU card* wi‘*> of.th».vall»y a^ji'/unted lb« sp- prn«rhinf marriv- "f Mita Doro thy Cr«*»^h t<» Rr, l^»n Calhoun of K« B<-m, “THE .MEN’S SHOP” YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO .Makf OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS THO.M.\S ADKINS. Inc. •QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE’- AROUND THE CAMPUS MISS MAKTH.X NEL.SON. A Senior. -oOo- previdenl of th« toMtmUtrrstL An drvM of Brcxton. Kditoi Krw' rrr«« and C., was ipmker Th« membe 1 noforiljr, mm ended the ad- Mr. H. Galt of the Kinnton T'i«le« of A. C. f the t^eninj? and their rueatc were MU« Majr^laine. Sew Bern, wJth Mr Willi-m Win»te*d, Wil- •un: Mt« Beufch Pearl Aycock. I^ama, with ilr Millard Burt, KaJeiKh; Miaa B*-' Heame, Wil- ■on, with Mr Cyru>: New llem; Miu Do'olhy Cre«ch. Wil- ■on, with Mt. I>->n falhoun. Rorky Mount; Mu Anne Saun- dem. Spray, wiu Mr. Uland Far- nell, Jacknonvile; Miii Helen WUIiamB. Wilnoj, with Mr. W»*od- row Taylor, Grifton; Mir" Cleo James. Rab»r««villr, with Mr El bert Southard, Wak« Korrtt; Mi Th« .SiKina Alpha Fraternity iponi >rt lU annual formal ban quet May U, 1938 to be held in th.- banquet hall of the (.Tierry Ho tel. This tocial function bring* to a climax a year of tucceuiful ac- tivitien for the fraternity. Mr. Marsh Knott of Wendell, re- tirmg president «f Sigms Alpha fraternity, will be honored 8J ^■aItmatter for the evening. It will be the pleasure of the frater nity member* and their (fuestJt to have as their speaker Professor John .M. Waters of Atlantic Chrin- Jtian Colleife. The entertainment committee feels very fortunate in beinfc able to se cure .Mr. John I). .Mattox, younff baritone of Kaleigh, and Miss Gladi* Kicki of KalelKh accompan ist,- Both .Mr. .Mattox and Miss Rick* aprpared in opera this past sprinK presented by the Raleij^h .Miss Martha Nelson was bom in Vanceboro, N. C. and spent the early part of her life there. She atunded the Farm Life School at Vanceboro. While in this school the took an active part in the pro ductions of the Dramatics depart ment. She was also a member of the ba.'»ketball team. After her graduation in 1935, she enrolled at Atlantic Christian College. At the betrinning of Miss Nel son’s sophomore year she was elected as a representative on the Girls’ Dormitory Council. During that year she was taken into the Sigma Tau Chi .sorority. In her junior year, Miss Nelson was appointed as supervisor of the dining hall. She was also elected vice-president of the junior class, and for the second semester she was elected reporter for her sorori ty. Mr. Jarman; Mabel Cherry, with Archie Eagles; and Mrs. Wallace White, with Mr. W’hite. PHI K.\I’PA AIJ>HA FR.\TBRMTi BANQUET Kuby Hkrnes, ?r»mont, with Mr. peen Dear Editor: On thinking about the work thiOJmy) done at our College thi* year. 1 wiaiuU fUe to commend all the ttudent workers for the good work that they have done. Eepecially do I praise the work of thote who care for the grounds around our buildings No college that I know of keeps it^ campus looking any cleaner and neater than we of Atlantic Christian College. It thow^ that *e are proud of our college and want It to appear as inviting as possible to strangers, A fine spirit of co-operation has been shown by the students too. for no amount of work could keep the campus clean unless the students were willing to help. The grass is be ginning 10 grow abundantly now around the buildings, but we still continue to trample it underfoot, too. If we would all try to remem ber to walk on the gravel walks and not walk through the hedge, we could make our College campus still more attractive. A Freshman. -oOo- Dear Editor: Robert Windhari, Farmville; Miss Srima Arner, 'Wilson, with Mr. Robert Dixon, Farmville; Miss | IaIs Baggett, Maiming, S. C., with Mr. Ralph B>^pr, Jacksonville; MIsa Mary ET« Clarke, Wilton, with Mr. Jack Aycock, I/Urama; Mis* Kdna BarthiU. Stokrn, with •Mr. Dalton Kmtedy, Wilson; Mis* Rrb«rra f’earce, Wilson, with Mr. W'oodrow Sugg, Pinetop*; Mis* Charlutti* mil. Kiniton, with Mr. A.**" Row, Ma^hall, Mmn.; Mr. ■»rJi .nr». W, "BraTion. Kht- tton. .Music wa* furni*heamer; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lancaster, Jr.; Waiver Jackson. RoU'rta Tosto; Russell Owinjps, Bes-it* Hcarne; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stallinjf.s; Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Morfran; Rev. and Mrs. Leland Cook; Krand W'ilkens, Helen Gun ter; Raymond W’elU, Bruce Sim- mon»: Woodrow Forrest, and Dr. and Mr*. Jl. .S. Hilley enter tained the S<*nMr Cla^s at a de- liirhtful buffet supper at their home on (»<>ld Slreet last Tuenday evening. The ffuesta arrived at 7:00 and were received by Dr. and Mrs. Hil ley. The entir# [lower floor of the llilley home Whs thrown eniuite and a pn»fusior of lovely spring fI«iw«*rH lent frsi^rance and cheer to thr- occasion. At 7:.'W) the were invited into the dininir room where a de- Hcioun dinn«*r %a» fierved buffet Mtyle Mrs. Kllzabeth Yavomki. We, of the new tuff. «i«h lo congratulate the editor and the ouigotnK «iaff on their com- mendabte work in ratstni the «iatut of the **Collefia!e'*—a ttar for you in wmning an award at the Annual Convention of the North Carolina ('oUegiaie Pre^t A&so make trips to five or ten schools with all expenses paid and then monogram awards for those who make the team. What does the editor or business man- ager of a college publication get? I'lenty of work and scolding and very little, if any. con structive criticism. They did get a chance to attend one Press Convention, wuh a small ap propriation of SlO.UO for each rcpresen(a(ive. This was to take care of bus fare to and from Kaleigh. room and board for three days. What IS the difference between practicing for athletics and staying up past midnight writing for a college newspaper? Is it not work in both cases? Vet. which receives more recog nition and compensation? I understand that the Executive Board agreed to give letter awards to those who have been members of the band for two years. Yet nothing has been said in regard to a reward for those who worked on publications. They could at least be honored at a dinner and given a journalistic pen award. I think this is something for the Executive Board to consider thoroughly and take some definite action on the matter. Hoping publications gel more support next year. A Working Student. ANM’Al. HAN(U CT OF PHI sh;ma TAr The tweny-sixth annual banquet of the Phi Sij^ma Tau Sorority was held at the Woman’s Club in Wil son, May seventh at 8 o’clock, the •M'casion Heingr formal. The affair was both beautiful ■nd orKinal. The conventional ban- Huet table \tas replaced by scatter ed tables over the reception hall of the «*lub. Gold and black, the soror ity colors, formed the ba-sis for the color scheme which wss rar- Miaar't Martha Kdmonston. Msry '^i***! out in the place cards, pro- Klixab«*th and Jeanne Hilley aii- siMtivi the honte^ in ser%*inif. Af ter the dinner a deliichtful sd4)y«. HOLDS BANQI CT The Phi D<*Ita Gamma Fraterni ty held its fifth annual banquet at the Hotel Cherry, Saturday even ing, April l.lth, The banquet table was lovely Mith b(»wls of fl«>wen» in the fra ternity color* t.f blue ami icold. Rumixff tapers .irraniriHi about the table illuminatt'd the dminf( room. The banquet presided over by the president. Robert Carr, who arted as toastnia.<(ter and irave the address of welcome. Toast to th«- iru«^ts was fi>en by tieland Far nell and responded to by Misa Ju lia D. I*aschall. The hintory of the club w»» iriven by Brantley Dewar and ('yrus l^re. fullowed by a solo by Mr. Ruf^sell Owinir^, accompan ied by Mij-^ Br^-»»e G. Heame. pi- tnisl. Mr. Jam-^ Ro^e.'s irave a toast to the Alurrni which wax re sponded to by Frank Wilkms. A iMtst to the by lioyd Bry an was respor>d<'d to by A. J. Moye. Wilbur Outlaw cave a toaat to the adv)?r>r and was n>sponded to by Dr. Rayraoiwl Moriran. Mr. Stal)irg«, violinist, ac companied by Mr*. Stallinirs. pi. anist. Tendered several selections Robert Jarmoa introduced th« Krams, and candle sticks. Beauti ful cut flowers decorated each ta ble and a desijfn of roses forming the G.e<*k letters of the sorority Ifave added color. Kach truest found a package beside his plate, con- taininif a military bni.^h and comb «et with the seal of the sorority i*n it. Throujfhout the eveninjf music was rendered at the piano by Miss Klitabeth Russell. Members of the ■sorority also added enjoyable fea ture.- to the entertainment. Miss Cha:lotte Guthrie *tanjc “Indian tx>ve Call*' and “.At Dawninjf;” and Mi‘- Reb«‘kah Carter render ed a violin solo, “AnKel.” .Ml? .Mary Cox. I*resident of the sorority, acted a« toastmistress and extended the address of wel come. lEev. Mr. J. H. Beckwith of the* Episcopal Church was speaker of the eveninK. He spoke on Secret Orders, an appropriate subject which seemed lo be of interest to everyone prestent. ’fhme attending the banquet w^re; Virjfinia Barkley, with On- nie Cwkrell; Dare Barnhill, with Fufrene Anne; .Madeline B (K>ks. with W.iodrow Taylor; Rebekah Carter, with Osborne Toicas; Rosa mond Conley, with Bill Taylor; Mar>- Cox, with C. F. PiUey; Mir iam Dickinjion. with Fred Warren; Olivia Ful(fhum with 'Red" Ro*c- ers; Aenen Futrell with Elbert Moye; Lorraine McDaniel, with Ray Whitley; Charlotte Guthrie. 7*he fourteenth annual banquet of the Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was held inu the banquet hall of the BriKKs Hotel Friday evening, April the twenty-ninth. The banquet hall wa.s decorated with a profusion of sprinjif flowers. The f^uests w’ere seated at indi vidual tables, which were adorned with gleaminii: candles and low bowls of flowers. The banquet was presided over by the President, William Tyson, who acted as toastmaster and gave the ad