P*ge Four
THE COLLEGIATE
i iiiss of
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flame .Address
Maior
HnUenger. Wilbur A
^578 Gervals^ Columbia, n C
Religion
ii^rdefi. B?rtha M^te C
Hoae Hill. N C
Soc, Sci
iJarth»>i*»mew. Jeurlefir
Rl, 2, Henderson. N. C
Klem F-'Jucat.'*:.
Hfjonr. J.tme« T
BUck Cre^k. N. C.
Science
llr'^iwn. Patricia Haley
Hi 2. MaysUek. Kcnlucte>
, KnicUsh
Hrown, WtUiunn Dland
McD«.mitld, N C
Soc. Sci
Hryan, M^ry
Ht. 3. Ml Olive. N C
Klem F'iucatjo:.
H>num, Jriinne k
St.mtonsburg. N C
Religion
Cutlrttr. Kva H.
Ht 1. Wa ie. N C.
£duc.
Corb^'tl, Ceral»lif»r
Ht 1. /^bulon, N C
Math. Sl Sc.
Damri. I.uthfT 0
tiltick Cr<ek, N C
S<'ience
M.iry Ij
K;iK«»n. N C
Kduc.
DjrkJ’nt. I*<.ny Anr;
lijna Corbet*. Ave W'il.ion. N C
Sci<*n< *■
Kd A.ifils, Willi.»m Ci
fUA Han<tolph St , Wilson, N C
Science
£»cnr
Ht 3. l». Mt Olive. N. C
Science
Ktnrh.
H iilr\. N. C
Math.
Kouniuin, J.icqu«*lyrj M
211 W. Green St . WiUon. N. C
S'/C. S< i
Marg.ifci H
Ht I, Nanhvir.e. N, C-
Elem EdutMti**;.
Hotx*rl C.»rl
Rt. 2. li^>x 382, Henderson, N C
Math.
(iu>, Hobby
Ht l.Vann;>. N.C
Klem. Kducati'^r.
Hrrrintf. lister K
Hi. 3. Snow Hill, N C.
Soc Sci
Hjich. W^Uon H.
Hi 1. Sim*. N. C
S':*ience
Hc^llomuo, Hoiirr K
1117 I>els.no Ave , WilJUin, N. C
French
tfollfm, Junr
4-U I>ake Forest, Wilmington, N C.
Klem £<^1
Il*x>per. Wm. M
itumpy Point. S. C.
5V>c Sci
Ingruham, J. Rno
205 S Washington, Dunn, N. C
Math
Johnson, K »tl«* C
Rl. 2. Clinton, N. C.
K'iuc.
Johfiston, N’.incy T
3<i2 N. Goldsboro St., WlUon. N. C
Khglish
Jonc!«, Carl I*
705 N College Ave., Wilson, N. C
5>cience
Jor.r*. Hobcrt C#
K'iward. N. C.
S<'l»*nce
JorM.in, C'onrntie
Wheleyville. Virginia
Klem. Educatior.
Knight. Wm. S . Jr
181 N, 7th St., Newark, New Jersev
Religion
Iwibakl,
4*i« W Si , Wilson, N. C.
Math
Lane. F.dward H
Willow St . Hertford, N. C.
Soc. Sci
Thiimas J
Ht 2, Fayetteville, N. C.
Science
McKrel. Ki«lherlnr
Ht 1. Box lv8. W'llson. N. C.
Educ
McKinnon. Miriam T
1209 W. Nash St., WlUon. N. C
Soc. Sci
MaUani. Joyce
Trenton. N. C.
Science
Murcus. Donald Jerome
1120 W. Nash St . Wilson. N. C.
English
Mer< fr, l.retha R.
Chadbourne. ,N C.
Educ.
Miller. Betsy
4o6 Academy St . Wilson, N. C.
Klem, EduculK*r.
Mirrs, Raymond W
706 W I^e Si . Wilion. N. C.
Science
Narron. Frunklin
Ht. I. Middlesex, N. C.
Science
Afelghbors, Pearl J
Benton, N. C.
Educ.
Oliver, Mary Ann
Box 198. Pine Level, N, C. •
Soc. Sci.
Pridgen, NelUe Rae
Rl 3. Box 230. WlUon, N. C.
Science
Hegrs, ElU’tbeth
Rl. 3. Rocky Mount. N. C.
Soc. Sci.
Higgs. Jetsr L.
Bayb«ro, N. C.
Science
SlavJn, Calvin
216 Bassett St.. Rocky Ml.^N. C.
Elem. Education
Thomas. Rebecca B
Beulaville, N. C.
Elem. Education
Tucker. William K
Box 17, Greenville, N. C.
Religion
Ty&on, Francis Durward
Rt J, Box 203, Greenville, N. C.
Science
Webfter, Martha
Pinetown, N. C.
Elem Education
W’estbrook. Amos W
Rt. I, Newton Grove, N. C.
Science
Whealton, Alvah P.
Black Creek, N. C.
Science
White. Thelma Helle
Ht I. Belvldere, N. C.
Elem Education
W'llson, Mae
Wilson's Mills. N. C.
Elem. Education
Winstead, Charles
605 Hill SI.. Wilson, N. C.
Science
Old And New Presidents Share
Program For Graduation Sunday
I ... . r-hri.tian College's I Texas Christian university. ACC
Dr Travis M. Mou-
president-elec^ ■ | gj acting presideti;
TeUnng'p'j^eM^nt: d”;'D "V^V ' un«i' White assun.es hi. <i ..
Lmdlry, will be the principal! ties here.
jDP ilters at the conrimencement The college trustees officially
iorngram on Sunday, May 31. . ippointed Dr, White following a
Dr. White will speak at the. report of the special nominatiiu
graduation cercmonies that aft committee,
ernoon :it .^ p. rn. Dr. Lindley
is with joy and a deep
, will be the Baccalaureate speak- cense of humility that I accept
.er at \\ -i- n^. that nrvornmg ut invitation of the board of
I the First Christian Church . trustees of Atlantic Christier
; Wilson. The final ceremony will College to succeed my friend an^
be held on the front trampys. eminent educator, Dr. D. R<'.;
i Kifty-ci«ht seniors will receive Lindley, as president of the coi«
their c<»I)c>;e degreed at the lege,” Dr. White said in a statc-
I mencemer.t program. Another' made in Lubbock,
highlight will be the conf^ji^ of, decision to accept thi-
1 honorary great'responsibility grows out o!
They are T. J. Hackney of Wil » .hreefold convicUon: First.
i rste%“,r°of'^U^s;‘”cVorgi , fha‘ “ m
i r f "e?iwr"'nf "■■Worid''Tan'^ contHbut^n to make to L
Hortor oYTit^arure iocratic processes we cherish so
'nd rT’f W. Weigmann, pasljn’^^h in our American way of
tor of the Downey Avenue Chris- ... . .t, . j i.
tian Church of Indianapolis, Ind., i “Secondly, that the leadership
and ACC graduate of 1930, doc-1 of our communities, state and the
tor of Divinity ' nation for the future is to be
A meeting of the board of trus- found in the colleges of today and
tees also will be held at 3 p. m. that no man can devote his ’.ife
on the day of the commence-1 to a more significant responsibil-
, ment programs. i ity than helping these, who are
1 White's .Appointment to be our leaders, to a Christian
This will be Dr. White's first ■ conception of life and a sincere
appearance on the campus of! desire to put it into practice in
I AC since the announcement of every relationship of life.
I his appointment as Lindley's! “Thirdly, Atlantic Christian
I succes.sor on May 13. has a significant contribution to
Dr. White will come to Atlan- i render to the citizenship of the
tic Christian for regular duties [ area it serves and a responsi-
‘on July 15. Dr. Lindley will leave '.jiUty to the churches of the ar-
the college on June 1 to become lea to provide a well-trained, con-
administrative vice-president of • secrated leadership.”
Three Students To Be Ordained
Billy Tucker’s Farewell Address
illrhvrrrd to Ihc >iudrnt boily . work with; and I lalutc you.
•nd farully on XI In Howard | I tip my hat in deep gratitude
C'haprI) , to an efficient, productive, and
The old, yet new, ancient, yet. indefatigable board. A board that
ultra-mfKlem time rapidly closest worked long and hard. A board
In on u*. Tl'» shuttcri are shut-j that wni not scared to think and
ting. The end approaches. The, to act—A board that represented
moving finger having written i you well with dignity and humi-
miive* on. Our Imprint has l>een 'lity.
made, fortunately, or unfortuna-j I proudly salute our New Presi-
tely. What we have said and done: dent, Joe Woodworth—He is a
here W history. Our thoughu and great friend: Mature he Is and
deeds are recorded. The year,; seasoned—I feel confident that
1BS2-SS has been thrtlUng, and he will preside, organize and
exciting, yet sobering.
Happiness has been attained,
yet problems have loomed large,
and inescapable. The dining hall
line was too long—The entertain
ment loo short. Ilie questions on
the quiz were loo broad—The
students In their opinions and de
cisions were too narrow. The at
tendance at the Christmas Dance
was big—At vespers and organi
zational meetings the attendance
was small. The days have been
lull—In consecration to our in
dividual tasks and In school spir
it we might have been too emp
ty
Ves, problems have arisen —
The point system was a head
ache — The allocation of money
was bewildering — The Revision
of the Hadiant was a necessity—
A government for summer school
caused long, hard, and bortng
discussion—
With humility, yet with con
cern and vitality we tackled
these problems. Decisions were
made Our solutions may be
right; they may prove wrong—
Time and experience will tell.
Our answer may have been made
hastily and without concern and
thought, yet we, your officers
considered them to be delibera-
tlvF and presented them with no
apologies, for they represented
nut the worst but the best that
could be found In your Execu
tive noard.
And so I come to the end RE-;
JOICING. YET SORROWING:;
I rejoice and find happiness in
the cooperative spirit, and the!
magnlfii-ent concern that 1 found
evident and prev.nlent In Stu
dents. Faculty, and Admlnlstra-!
lion I
, To Students and Faculty, I
Personally say: Thank you;
Thank you a thousatvd times, for'
you stood when It was tempting'
to sit; ypu said yes. wh^n It;
would have been just as easy-and j
far less dematxkng to say no. <
You have been a great group to*
serve you, the Students and Fa
culty, well. I hold him In high es
teem as do you. I.earn t<^ know
him, and you will highly value
his sincerity,'frankness; depend
ability. and capability.
And then, my considered con
viction is that 1 must say—A-
BOVF. ALL EUSE, I SALUTE
YOUR COLLEGE AND MINE—
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN — lU
foundations are firm; its history
is rich; its aspirations are noble;
and its students and faculty are
the best. Atlantic Christian Col
lege is a song of Intellectual, cul
tural, religious, and social sig
nificance. Each year a stanza Is
written. The stanza ji<'U write
will not be the first nor the last.
But one weak stanza makes a
weak song—One great stanza
makes a good song better—a
good verse with beauty, yet con*
Sunday, May 31, at 7.00 P. M.
will reveal to many of the AC
students a fact they do not yet
know. That is: that teachers, en
gineers, churchmanship organ
izers, etc. can be ordained ■ as
well as ministers.
Bill and Betty Knight and June
Holton, who were accepted as
candidates for foreign service
this past summer, will thus be
ordained in the evening after
exercises. Bill is
tent—That is your task, your res-
ponsibili'y, yet opportunity—
I NOW SAY FAREWELL TO graduation
YOU—I seek not to be sentimen-i planning to go Into churchman-
tal, and emotional, yet factual. | ship organization, while June and
Maybe, after all, sentiment is a Betty are going into educational
fact—This has been the greatest mission, both in the field of ele-
year in my life. I have l>een thril- ] mentary education,
led by the yell—FIGHT BULL-1 Uuder the auspices of the Unit-
DOGS FIGHT. I have been lifted i ed States Christian Missionary
bv your friendship, your smiles I Society a candidate must under
and greetings. I have en-go several years (ft special train-
joyed the spring formals, the bull | ing before he can W commission-
liesslons. I have been Inspired by , ed. In addition to four years of
the Intellectual quest tinted with undergraduate study, he must
freedom. I have rightly learned'have special language study, a
to love this campus and its in-
habltanu. But LIFE MUST GO
ON— I
LET US APPRECIATE THE i
PAST, YET LOOK FORWARD
TO THE FWTURE. May you ev-,
er remain loyal to your Alma
Mater. Hold high its torch of in
tellectual devotion, and indivi-1
dual concern. Strengthen your
environment by lifting high and
spreading wide the ideas, atti-;
tudes, and convictions intrinsic;
within the Blue and White. '
Sustained by adequate leader-'
ship, and cooperative followship,
with the Power of God, branch
out, move forward, think fear-,
lessly, live nobly so that through,
you. Atlantic Christian College:^
will ever be a blessing to stu- {
dents, and a Light for God. i
year of theology, a year of grad
uate or specialized training in
his field and summers filled with
informing internships.
Summer At Yale
Bill and Betty will begin their
language study at Yale this sum
mer in French. Both are plan
ning to go to Japan, but it is the
feeling of the foreign division
that French will be helpful as
well as Japanese'. Next year thej.
will attend Butler University in
Indianapolis, Indiana for then
logical and graduate study fol
lowed by another summer of
language at Yale, 1954-55 will
find them at Kennedy’s School
of Missions in Hartford, Conn.
for a year of orientation before
being commissioned.
June will begin her training
this summer by doing a type of
social service work at the Flan-
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