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OfTOREK 8. 1954
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Sigma Tau Chi 1 Future Teachers ; Mixed Chorus
Tiiu C*bi U tAt U> •• line
iUrt *hl» yr»r Wr b*ve brkJ Utrcc
rrrrtii^f with our new officerg io
ch«irgf TlVf'^ »rr Catlir Pr»»clor.
pr?>uirnt iditry IJHi Lee. vice*
litr'uu r t Madcliw Albiiltoo ncc-
TeUtr^ Harriet C<jrlette treAiurcr,
Eirf.K Lawler, rruorter iind fcllen-
rv»r HaUrll. chapjato
Hik )'Un« arr belnf m^d«' for our
^nii i.J Harvt*«t Dancc to br hcki
in th« dining haU on Friday. Oc*
to)x r 22 Jimmy Harris hU
bat^ -Aih piay /nr daoctnf. 'n>oftc
of u «ho have been at AC in
prrv.'' . >t'jfr will airi'c that thU
U on« (if the* best dance* of the
Kverybndy U Invited
N^ouid like tfi extend our
th^Kk t( thi mrn of Phi Kappa
Alph. ftrf letting us u»e their
rhaptt ; r»tum agnln thi* year. 'Hi**
mrrtifur time ha» been changed t/)
4 li r\* r\ Monday atcrn^jon
W( v-i lrornc' back Mrs Johnvtoii
Ml Tomlinson our spf»n-
ir- ♦. ! thi 19f4 19&5 M-hncil veai
Phi Sigma Tau
A d^nci vlla^ sprjnsorod b> Phi
htgm. Tau in the game room of
H^ll at right o'cUxrk. Sep>
tcmi^r 24 The dancc proved t/i be
vctv tucccsxful. There wan a good
attrr^ancr and all seemed t^) have
M good time
Ai thr first m<*eUng of the cur
rent semester, the sorority elected
Mr« Edward Rider as one of the
spottsor» Thr sorority feels for
tunate in having such a capable
and welMovcd person as Mrs. Ri*
der fcjr sponrwr.
Libby Rumple was elected to rep>-
rescnt Phi Sigma Tau on the Pan
Hell Council, along with the presi
dent Peggy NichoUx
The date for the 'T<» Hat
Dancr hat been set for October
30 Krcp this date <^n on your
calendar — it's a big night on
campus. Definite pliins concerning
time And cost will be announced
at M later date.
Tl»«= newly rlr* it'd l>ff^l•cr^ f<»r
the fiil! iiemester are as follows;
Pr*?iident Pfgg> Nicholls; Vice
Piei>ident Mamie Davis. Corres
ponding: S<' lU’tty J Tjott, Rc
cording Sec , Vivun Muns, Grea-
ur« r Jerr\ Hall (’haplain Shtr
le> Hou^e Reporter, ^rah Alice
Hiiri *nd Historian Kvelyr, Yi-
<»n*‘'il
Delta Sigma
i! tird mri-Unf ol Uvlu Sis-
mil ^irority for the iiew »cbool
\car W.IS held in Phi Drlt« chap
ter room September 16 Joan Kel-
le> the nr«' preildent. presidl'd
The »laff (or the lorority publi
cation U NAME IT. wai chosen
Ernestine Mozinfo will serve as
editor, with Emily Adams. Delores
Weaver. Margie BUnson, Joan
Langston, and Joan Kelley to a^
stst.
Jean Johnson was selected to
represent Delta Sigma on the Pan-
Hellenic Council.
Mrs. Swain was elected to suc
ceed Mrs. Jim Fulghum as spon
sor. while Mrs. Fulghum was se
lected to be an honorary member.
On last Thursday night three new
members —EHaioe Godwin, An
nie Cray Johnson, and Helen Whlt-
tey — were initiated into the sor
ority. Delta Sigma would like to
welcome them publicilv
Church Affiliation
Remember those church afflUa-
tioQ card5 ymt filled at regis
tration ** Well, tome astonishing re
sults came from the tabulations of
tho«e cards
Number 1 *nierc are no students
oc campuf who have no church
preference
Number 2 The Discijdes of
Christ Church ha^ im)> u slight
margin betweer. the r>ext contend
ers—H«ptixt» and MrthodistK
Be!o» tf k complete list of the
results of tiw i.utve> for the fall
srme!*tri
I>i»cipies •! CliriM ~ K
llapU»U —• «•
MrthedisU — U
l*re*byteria»» —
free Hill
( ath*hf — %
Quakei — n
— *
\dvrnt C'kn^ii^M 1
l.tftheran — 1
Frimili^r R^pliM
Total lU inc (Ni ramiHiH
luhan spaghetti and sauit *■<*$
'ervfd t<» the Cl>d* A Krwir. chiip.
ter of the Future Teacher* of A-
mcrica last WedAf*»dity night in the
Carolina Room of the Fir^t Chris
tian Church Th« dinner, furnished
and prepared b> Mr. Cobb of the
Education Department attracted
4S ACC studentv. ^11 of whom U-
came members After dinner. Pres
ident Elaine Godwin preKid'^d at
dn organization meeting of the
chapter
Ele<*ti*/0 ol othci officetk was*
first on thi ;igrnd;i J«»;<n Kelly
was elected Vice-president. Dale
Gainey. Trea!»urer; Ernestine Mo-
/ingo. Public Relations Chairman;
Ruby Wiggins. Program Chairman:
Ralph Kennedy. Social Chairman.
Horace (tarri» Membership Chair
man .ind Therese Rabil Project.'
('h.lit man Pauline Salter wa^ e*
lectr^ S<‘c retary at thr final meet-
' ing of last year
1 Dr Hurt. Mr C^ii and Mr
Cobb were elected to ^ponsoi thr
chapter for the coming year.
The purpose of the org^ni?.<«tion
IS to develop young people for the
teaching profession by acquainting
them with the programs of the
profession, to give them practical
experience in working together In
a democratic way on problems of
their profession, and to empliBsize
both character and scholarship in
teachers. ’
The following member* were
present for the Wednesday night
meeting: Madeline Albritten. Emi
ly Di> Adams. Margit Blin.vm
Mar>' Etta Bynum, Elizabeth Bf)le#,
l«averne Batten. Jo Ann Crumpler,
Catherine Cottle, Carolyn Cherry.
Connie Davis. Pat Davis. Dale Gai
ney, Horace Garris. Lorraine Ev
an*. Elizabeth Elliot Betj»y Ev-
eretti', Imogene Finch. Elaine God
win Sarah Alice Harriss Louise
Hutchins MoUie Hester. Annie
Gray Johnson. Jean Johnson. Joan
Kelly. Ralph Kennedy, Elena Law
ler. Joan Langston. Dorothy Mo-
zingo, Ernestine Mozingo. Jesse
McAteer. Margaret New'bern. Bott>
Britt Perkin». Callie Proctoi !atl>
by Rumple. Therese Rabil. Gene
Spruill. Kay Spruill Margaret SUlr
Rietty Trott. Patsy Tharp. Carolyn
Tico, Jean Turner. Thomas Thur
mond Fay Watjon. Rub> Wiggins.
B<»nnev Wilson and Pauline Sal
ter
The FTA will meet once a montii
at • dinner meeting. Other teach
er trainee> who would like to be
come members, please contact
Horace Garris.
Science Club
The furst Science Club meeting
for this year waft held Thursday.
September 30. 19S4. 'Rilrteen mem
bers with Mr Hollar. Mr Tyndall.
Mr. Carr and Mr&. Swain met to
draw up plans for the coming year.
Officers were elected. 'Hiey are as
follows: President. Edward Ward;
Vice*President. Williams Owens;
Secretary. Mamie Davis; Treasur
er. BUly W’eathersby.
The president a^^inted Jim
Matthews as chairman of the pro*
gram committee and Joan Kelly
as chairman of the publicity com
mittee.
Plans for future trips, speakers,
and demonstrations, were discuss
ed.
To freshmen and upperclassmen
who are interested we extend a
warm welcome to our next meet
ing. llie time of the meeting will
be posted
Th< Collide Ch*>rj* tin- >crir is
compo5cd of fort.'-tvk'- \oite* un
der the direction of Profc5sor C.
Lynn Bro^^n .^t tlu ^/^e^ent the
chorus is preparinj: il5 c<>r«cert
work entitled “T« Deum” «l»rd
God W'c Praisr Thri b> Flor
Pceter.*«.
The fust ap|»tiiiun<t of the cho-
ru* will b<- at the Stiit<- Conven
tion of the Dlsclplr^ of Christ. The
chorus ha? also lieen extended and
invitation to sing in FarmvUle. but
ak yet no definite decisum haf l)ccn
made
Those suiging in this year s cho
rus.are Peggy Ward. Eleaw»r Hat-
sell. Janie I^ngley Joyce Stevens.
Ed>thf Fuller. Ca> EKjpton Jim
my Harris. Carl Weaver. Ralph
Kennedy (iraham I-ile^ Kenneth
Rou.<ie, Pegg> Nicholls. Marian Si*
mon, Faye Ba«;s Bett> D.iugher-
try, Jackie Wilder. Irene Glover.
Hub> Wiggins, Rebekah Rr>bbins.
Mar> Eva Griffin Molly Hester.
Richard Zigl«*tt. Claude Fulghum.
Warren Goff. Bill Beacham Billy
Farmer. Chailc^ Hutchinf. Shirley
House. Jean Burkhalter Evelyn
VioiK>uli^. NLirjorie Trott Pauline
{Stcphens4jn Annett** Bnrefo^)t Ed-
' ith Brad.^haw. Jacku l^ngley F)ill
ly Smith Bruce Herndon. John
Faulkner. I^rry Kluge. Don Wea
ver. I^slie Wilkinji and Blackie
Jones
Stage and Script Phi Delta
Women’s Ensemble
Woriting along the modern vein,
thr Women'.<i Ensemble has start-
rd rehearsals. The music being
learned now is ‘‘Modem Hiawatha”
— F)liss Nonsense. “S' Wonderful”
—Gershwin Swing, and “Sam Was
a Man" — Persichetti dissonant
vein.
Altos Pegg3 NichoUs, Marion
Simon, and Jean Burkhalter
Second Sopranos: Annette Bare
foot. IJb Rumple, and Joyce Ste
ven*.
First So|)i..no;: Llianor Hatsell.
Sue Kostei, Janie Langley, and
Cay Ciupton
Caldwell Hall
Boy! If.' hen at last. No mor»
wandering over ti the basement
of Harper Halt \o enjoy an even
ing of entertainment. Why. becau.se
wr can use our own parlor.
Yi'< boy vko can ixit di. our
pajamas and robes and sit or lie
down on the floor of our own be
loved Caldwell Hall for an even
ing of entertainment, because we
have our new 1955 Westinghouse
TV set. How did we get out new
TV set',’ Under the leadership of
our President Ralph Grey and a
committee appointed by the presi
dent a plan wat made and each
boy at Caldwell Hall contributed
two dollars towards the set. The
Executive Board gave us fifty-four
dollars to make up the amount of
the bill. The TV set was then in
stalled, aerial atxl all, bv the boys
of Caldwell Hall
The more serious side of cam
pus life was stressed when the
boys of AC campus met Septem
ber 23. in the chapel for the first
meeting of the year.
The program was opened by the
reading of the scripture by Ral;^
Gray, president of Caldwell Hall.
All joined In together with song
and prayer, after which Gerald
Hill. AC feshman made an inspir
ing talk.
Class Officers
AC Students
Travel To Miami
October 2S-31 marks the date for
the 1954 International Convention
of the Disciples of Christ being
held in Miami. Florida. Several
members of our student body* are
planning to attend this coo\*ention.
They will leave the campus Octo
ber 24 to represent the Christian
Youth Fcllomship of North Caro
lina and Atlantic Chrmtian College
Student.' planning to attend are
Shirlet Parker. Magnolia Duck-
viorih Richard Ziglar Mollu Hes-
tt I :.-»d Kenm th Roust W'hlle
thru ii*4\ will witl « di*^
of thi (ollegt
n»r9f '^itiOint- D<iti and
I>? Whitf wir mM* ; !unrhi«.i.
U- H«*tl ♦»' I
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The kfj and Icttci miinini; of
tht Stagi and Script Oub held
thcir lirst mcf ting on Thursday
night. SepU-mbcr 16. Plans for the
vear were discussed, and it was de-
iided that tht fall play. Arthur
Millei < THE CRUCIBLE, would
be pii inlcd nii Thursdav and Fri
day night. NuM-mber 4 and 5 at
8 15 P M in Howard Chapel.
On Mondav night, September 20.
Stiiue and Script held its first gen
eral meeting for all members and
any studenU who wished to join
this year. A number of freshmen
.iiid other.' who had not previous
ly joined became apprentice mem
ber.' by signing cardf indicating
the branches of dramatic work in
which they wnuld be interested in
working After working on a com
mittee for one play, or taking part,
these apprentice members will be
come full members. ‘Thi |iresident,
Paul Crouch, welcomed all who at
tended; Uuby Wiggins prov ided en
tertainment by giving a humorou.s
reading of .i .^cene from a play.
It was decided that equipment
for the make-up rooms in the base-
nieiit III tiic chapel would be pur
chased with money remaining in
the fund from last year, subject
to tht approval of the Kxeeutive
Board Try-outf were announced,
and a review of thi play. THE
CRUCIBLE and comments on the
characters were given. The regu
lar meeting time was set for the
fir.st and third Thursday evenings
ot each month at 8:15 o’clock, with
some entertainment to be provid
ed for the meetings.
Hesperian
The Hesperian Club .shows prom
ise of talent just raring to go.
Even at the first meeting, Sep
tember 22, there was spirited dis
cussion of plans for the future. The
memb<-rs want to organize them
selves into groups of particular in
terest.' since plans for the club
cover a broad vaiiet.\' of speech
activities.
The following officers wer» elect
ed president. Doris T. Alexand
er; vice-president. Kenneth Thom-
;is secretary. Albert Alexander,
Should any of the Hesperians
appear to be talking to themsel
ves or reading aloud while walk
ing across cmpus, thcir peculiar
motions arc easily explained. They
will b< practicing a piece of dra
matic art to try out at the next
club meeting Watch out for these
people: GeraW B. Hill, Bobby Ben
nett. Evelyn Yionoulis. Mollie Hes
ter, Shirley Parker, Ellen Den
nis. Ernestine Mozingo, Ruth Wig
gins, Bo)>by Wilson, Catherine Gup-
ton, Mary E. Corl»tt.
Afu-r aciepting win. iigm •,
resignation of Dean James
Moudy, the men of Phi Delta Gatr
ma have elected Mr. Robert Capp
to replace him as one sponsor o
the fraternity, the other ^ing M:
Allan R. Sharp.
Dean Ed Rider has been niaa-
an honorary member to serve witi
Mr. Milton Adams, who served ii
the same capacity last year. M:
Rider replaces Mr. John Flower.'
who is no longer a member of tl-.
ACC facultj’.
An IntramuraU program foi ti.
entire year is the high point of th.
frat's interest now. Jack Harr:
president of the fraternity, ha
been chosen by the men to car;
out this program.
The officers of Phi Delta Gav
ma this .vear arc;
President . . Jack Ham
V'icc-Presidenl . . Paul C’rouci
Secretary Jim Burnett.
Tieasurei .. Joe Killingswort)
Chaplain .. Norman PoU
Sergeaiit-at-Arms . Alois William
House President Don Wea>,
Corresponding Secretary
Wilbur Heath
Historian Bruce Hernd .:
Reporter , Robert Oven t
AC Students
Perform For Lions
In class election: held Wednes
day morning, September 22, the
foUowing were elected to head tKelr
respective classes for the coming
year
Frrshman
David Blackw'ood President
Larry Kluge Vict'-presWent
Molly Moye Secretao'!
Judy Lane Treasurer
Sophomore |
LrRoy Batt.« President I
George Litti eli Vice-president |
Shirle>' Parkrt Secretary :
Earl Hugho Treasurer
Junior
( orkit Pieftkdt'n^
Ji*ek Hum \ H i-(jresident
Ma)one Bhi » Secretar>
n.iii4. Xii ;«*>'.irer
S4-aii»i
I- (Ki>i Jmi. ’ I'lt-'ideni
Jill H«Mi< \ <'>|»r(5idcnt
|)r|(irc fii : W, S«ct<tar\
H IV II ^ T , r,* .w •
The Lions Club ol Wilson held
their Annual Banquet In honor of
all the teachers in Wilson Coun
ty Friday. October 1
Dr. White was program charman
for the event and Mrs. Edward
Rider was in charge of program
arrangement.
Jimmy Burnette served as mas
ter of ceremonies and supplied the
needed humor and vitality,
Paul Crouch, accompanied by
Peggy Ward, sang two solos, A
grl's trio, composed of Eleanor
Hatsell. Piggy Nichols, and Libby
Rumple, sang two madrigals.
Ano^er event on the program
was the presentation of a comic
dramatic reading by Ruby Wig-
gtns. She portrayed the character
of the ultra-dramaUc Lorraine Shel
don from “The Man Who Came
To Dinner.*’
Harper Hall
Catherine CotUe was elected
president of the Women’s Dormi
tory Council, at AUantlc Christian
house meet-
UM. , ® “"‘or from Rose
H^ll was elected to fill the vacan-
p left when Doris Strickland, the
incoming president, dropped out of
.school.
thi council
include tlena Lawlcn- of Camp Le-
jeune, vice-presuicnt; J^^e
Thomas Farmville sicretarv-
Bl.i.son Oa.vuHi trea'-ur-
er. F.Mim C.Kiwii. Fayetteville
M..mu Davi.. Black Mountain'
^eaiuii HatM'll Hubert
riccl, >n.iUifirld Ed.vthf falUt
«•..T, n
Phi Kappa
On Monday, September 27, tl.
Phi Kappa Alpha held their firs
football practice of the season. Thi
defending champions expect anotl.
er good season this year.
Tuesday night. Septem^r 28. tiu
fraternity held a stag supper a'
Parker’s Barbecue. The Phi Kap
pa Alphas have decided to hav(
at least one stag supper per montl.
They have cordially invited an;
non-fraternity men on the campii-
to visit the house whenever the.'
wish
Veterans’ Club
The Veterans' Club of AtUinl.
Christian College held their firs'
meeting Thursday, September Z
under the leadership of their nc'*
commandar. Darrell Huffmai
They immediately began a mem
bership drive. With the incTeasei’
number of Veterans on the cam
pus. thoy set their goal for ur
ever more successful organis'.atioi
in the coming year.
The Veterans' Club is tlie newi
organization on our campu^;. It ex
isted at the close of World W^:
II. laps(*d. and was establishi'd )i
1953-1954 by a group of Vete^an^
headed by Authur Dail, whose aim^
were to promote fellowship amoni
Uiemselves and to offer their sen
ices to the life of the campus o'
Atlantic College,
Membership is open to any Vet
eran who has served at least six
ty days on active duty in an'
branch of militarj- service.
SCA
The Student Christian Associa
tion held its first general meetinr
on Tuesday night, September 29
in the Recreation Room of Harpe:
Hall. This meeting began the mem
bership drive for the coming year
Approxiamtely 40 students were
present.
The first part of the meeting
was conducted by Eleanor Hatsel
and Shirley Parker, who led th(
group in singing, games, and fun
Vivian Muns, the president, pre
sided over the business meetint
held afterwards.
Officers and advisors were intro
duced as follows: Mr. and Mrs
Rider, faculty sponsors; secretary
Peggy Ward; treasurer, Chuck Hes
ter; committee chairmen. Pegg,'
Nicholls. Helen Whitty. Shirle?
Parker, Eleanor Hatsell. and Tom
mie Williamson.
A brief view of coming e\enu
was presented to the group, fo‘
lowed by the signing of commit
tee5 for the coming year.
The membership drive wai tl*
maxed on Tuesday night by a v^oi
ship servicc and th( signhif^ o'
pledge card>
\iuii Bells ZeiK I/t't Kinstoi
na Jant Westbrfx>k Four Oak-
and MargHirt Ncwl)crn Eli7a'»<'^’
City
Saiah Hull. Ward Dean ol 'A
meii Reiiccci. T«»mlinson Assi.'t^ •
iXai of Won.Of ?ind Maigucri'.
Gl< U*- rnM’"'-
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