CeLLEGIATE
TOL. XXV
ATLANTIC LiilUSllAN CULI.KCK. MAV >'0, 1956,
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Awards Made
For Merit In Sports
And Scholarship
Four of the major annual awards
for merit at Atlantic Christian Col'
lege were made at a special ser-1
vice in Howard Chapel. Wodnee-)
day: the Rotary Award, the Denny
EiS.say Cup, the Kiwanis Cup. and
thf Sports mi* nship Trx>phy.
'Hie Rotary Cup. which is pre
sented to the student who excels
in BCl^larship for the current year,
was awarded to two seniors with,
identu.'al schcdastic averages—Con-
'me Beryl Davis and Kenneth Roo«*
evelt Lamm, both of Wilson.
Connie, an English and a mod
ern language major, ha^ been ac-,
tive in Sigma Pi Alpha.
Kenneth Lamm receivt«d the Re-,
\iary Cup this year for the second
time. He was last year’> winner,
as well as marshal of his class.
l%i.s year he has servt>d as treasur
er of the Co-operative Association.
Winner of the Denny Elssay Cup'
was Charles Thomas Shirley. His
essay is prmtt.'d on page 2 of this
paper. TTW Denny Cup is offered
for the best essay written during
the school year on the college mot
to. "Ha be bunt lumen vitae.”
Charles, a s<^omore from Wilson
County, Is interested in writing and
dramatics, having taken part in
several Stage arid Script produc
tions. He took the leading role in
the T^ay that the club pre.sented
at the drama festival in Green
ville recently.
The Kiwani.s Cup, presented each
year since 1922 to the best all
round athlete, haj^ as its objective
the fostering of clean sports in
athletics. T^e award this year
went to Jerry Williams and Ronald
Percise. whose outstanding records
in the field of sports have ben-
followed :n jports columns of
newspapers througout the state
Mickey Hayftor, of Wilson, won
♦he Sportsmxmship Trophy award*
I'd by the Women’c. Intramural De
partment to the piirticipant in wo
men’s intramural-f who shows the
^xrst .sportsmanship. Mickey is a
ipecial student this year, having
graduated from AC in June of
1954.
Griffin, Taylor To Be
Speakers For Finals
Mr. Lloyd Griffin of Raleigh,
head of the North Carolina Citi-
l zens Association. Inc.. will be the
] main speaker when sixty-two ««i-
[ iors receive th*.‘ir AB degrees in
^ final commencement ceremonies
i at 5 p.m.. Sunday, May 29, on front
^ campas of the «>llege.
A 1935 graduate of the cc^ege.
the Rev. B. Kugene Taylor, min
ister of the Holloway Christian
Church. Durham, will deliver the
, Baccalaureate sermon, Sunday
‘ morning. May 29, in Wilson’r. new
First Qiristian Church.
G. F. CUTHKKLL
4',- \
H. S. HILLF.Y
A. C. DAWSON
Commencement
Covers 9 Events
TU'ginmng Satvirday. M«y 30,
and ctmtinuing thr«>ugh Sunday.
May 29, nine cvmt« «rr ptann^
’in the annual commrncomrnt
soht'duJe Highlighting thcne exer*
cist's v^*Ul bv the final graduatkm.
with Mr IJoyd Griffin of Raleigh
a« spiisikrr
In h(MU)T c»f thr gradiuiting «{<*n-
.ioTK AfKl thrir parents, thr Fai'ul>
' ly«Alumni recejUioii wiU be heW
I Saturday night at 8 p m . on th<'
tiTrarr <»f Harper Hall Following
thi»t ••vrnt will Xx.' thf Oraduatioti
Hall. aUo <»n thr t«*rrace of Hirp-
iT Hnll.
Thf Hacculaureate .Service Ij?
;‘.chedult-d for Sundiay moraing in
,lhe Flr^t OirUUnn Church The
Rev, H Kugrne Tsylor. minister
Of thr Holkvway ChrUtian (liurrh,
Ihirham. will drllvrr th<* sermon.
College Confers Honorary Degrees \
Upon Cuthrell, Dawson, Hilley
Honorary degrees will be con-jpast president u( AC, iieeds no in-
; ferred on two pronunant educa-1 troduction to thosr who havf
tors and an out.st^jnding miiii.ster,.iirowth of the coUegt-
native North Carolinians, as one, through the yean*. Through his »f-^
of the highlights of the annual com- ! five hundrixi ri*gular students and»
mencement ceremonies. four hundrt^d summer school. Also
Ground To Be Broken
For New Building
Following thr morning ^fTvice
family style jwcnu* lunrhe<»n fia-
ulumni, seniors and gu<v>tv will be
.lervrd on thr collegi* tampiu.
Main ('Vents of the afternoon in
clude mrrtingn. ground brcsik^g
ceremony at 4 00. and the band
«nd ch<rtis concert to U* preumt-
<*d on front (nm{)us at 4 )0 pm
A meeting of re|jrrM*nt»tive«i of
all the graduation nliihse.t will be
held in the parlor of Han>cr Hall
immediately after lunch, and ;tt
2:30 p m th^* tni.5t<’<‘'i of thr c<»l-
legr wlU meet In the Hardy Li-
hrury. Also, {Mirrnts and ‘-.mior^
The honorary degree, I^*<^t<>r of I at *4:w'p'^m*'^ the**aft^ Alumni Ap/.
<iround breaking >frvura for the
new classrocim building wiU Ix* held J J
Divinity, will be ^iven to Dr. were extended. graduation ?Vrry**CaHe^ ■lUwMrd
George F. Cuthrell, minister of the i Dr. Hilley wa» graduated from ^ Dean Kmentus. is in charge of the 3:00 p. m
First ChrI.stian Church. Brun.swick. forts as dran of the college and .irrangemwjts f<»r this et remony Sixty-tw<» M-niors will re< eivv dr^
Ga. IX>et<»r of Law degrees will then prcMdc-nt for thirty years, the I're.sWing over the servic* will U* ’ Kni's in the final ceremony at
be given to A. C. D.iwson, Prin-, nirollment rt»st* from 127 to 900. presidmt of *hc collrgr. Dr 5 00 p m. on front campus, and
cipal of Southern Piner High I Tran.«ryl\aiua Univenity and at- Xravis A. Whi’e The t'*ntativ»» pr>- »hrve hor>f>r.rv drgn^e* will \jC
Rchoo', . nd Dr. Howard S. Hilley, tended Oxloitl rT.iversity. where hr f,,r Uir .sorvx r h its follow.K prr-.mt^nl.
farmer president of AC. | was a mwid.-.s Seholar. He ha- 'phr Atlantic ChnsllHn College band S4-rving as mar5hal» for the ik*-
A native of Pamlico County andjtiiUKhl ut^uthc.»st«Tn -Christian begin the .*.rrvK-r with lh«* < aKU»n will b<* <'hief. Marv Hadgr.
a memb^T of Bn>iid Street C*hru . <'*»d tn en prrsonal guidance pj^yiuu hymn. Afterwards, Richard /Jglar and Km<*%tin<* Mn-
tian Church. New Bern. Dr. Cuth-;for the AUant^ City Or. White will givr the Call loijungo. juniors. Mary FJlen Oirt»ett
rvll began preaching in 1901 i '^'hieh^ time he Worship and Invocation Jamei. Clydr M(<;<m* Crc*ech, sof
imfrtTs, an<l Kathryn liutt and
/)j Batt>:. fr«*fthmen
^ and I •'^‘hofWs, during which time he
' attend<-d Johnson Bible College and I IIInight Manning, .^uprnnteiident the, n^j^-rs *^an<l Kathrvn luitt
' tht* L*niv«T.sity of Chicago. His pa.s-, The ^LLD ^drgi^* was coJi* county schools in Marlin County
“ ‘ * and an alumnus of the college, will
make the address concerning the
new cla.vxroom building.
sopho>
nd WII-
t/>rates have included churches hun by Transylvania
Alabama. Georgia, Texas, and |
North Carolina, where he was min-; ^ ——
[i^ter of Hiller McmoHal ChrijKian : BuSineSft Manager
Church in Raleigh. He also rv-1 * % r*
ceived an honorary degree fr<jm | AttCndS v.»0nVCntl0n
Johnson Bible College.
Prominent North Carolina educa
te *. past president of the NCEA,
A C. Dow.s</n. now principal of
S uthern Pines High Srh<K>l, U a
former graduate of AC Hr has
been acting president of thr NCKA
and iu|xrintei>dent of Sr^uthern
: Pines.
Dr. Hillcy, Rh^xle.^
fk'holar, and
Attention Alumni
See Page 5
For Alumni New*
New Members
Tho.se who will break thr ground. To Join Faculty
for the n<-w building, which will^
hn.in,.^ ,n., ' ^ L r f -iS i „ n fT.T »ouncf<l Uiiit Mr. Thotnii!! W. K'v-
busine.s.s man- frfc.-.or of social scienrr; Dr.
dred Hartsock, profrs.sor of Kng-
Mr. Milton Adan)
ager of Atlantic Cikrlstian college
att*^^ed the annual national con-'Iish; and Miss
ventit^ of the Nati<jnal Asv>ciatjon dean of womr
of {educational Buyers in New; a former meml)er of the
York Accoiduig
about four
agrTs from
er the cduntry attended. Ition.
'n »»cuurv;^ next yTur Mr Ew
th,. ^ iw,; I'’*" of ib<- phy.i-
Iiduig to Mr, Adams, faculty und the prrM-nt mlnuu-r'^’ Oxi»lantini'*'wUrTr^
hujK)ri-d busiijfss man- of the Araixihoe Christiun Church, „i„.'
vanoiis collcgc-t nil ov- will give thi- j)rayrr of I>-<iica-1
Student Cooperative Association
Chooses Officers For Coming Year
Jr . and Mr. (Jus A. Co»istan-
will j^>in thr Atlnntic Chris-
,, ou* j<iln the st.jff of the phynl'
college I <*ducation drpartmrnt. while
are Mr.
e<lucftUon d»>
partment,
Mr. Fv&ul Is a graduate of GuU-
forti College, whrre he majcirt'd in
economics and mlm>n'd in physic
cal ('duration and biology. Hr was
intramural dlrect/«- and president
of the M'jn^»gr^m Club. Hr partici-
pat4«<l in U>th for^tlNill arwi track.
' and unfc *jx>rls edJti>r of U»th thr
’studrnt newspa|>er and yearbtxik.
Mr Kvaul is fn#m Mrrchanta-
The annual election of studmt ville. New Jersry. He Is married
»ifficers to direct the campus gf/v-1 child,
ernment at Atlantic Christian Cr>l- ‘ C'on»tanUne
lege for the 1965-56 c<41ege year Mr. Constintlne, a graduate of
lx.-ginning next S< ptemb<-r has b<*rn ’ Atlantic Christian, is returning ta
complete-d, work in elrmentiry education.
E;irlirr this spring thr studmt# | From Chicago, he att4>nd«'d D< Paul
elect«.*d H. C Hilliard from Has- University arid groduaUM from AC
sell to sen-'e as prr»ident of the in 1950 Hr n'crlv<id hi.” MA from
I Studrnt Coop< ratlve As*f>clation. ^•-^t Carolina in 11^1. and taught
iH. C.. a member <»f Phi Kajipa for two years at FrankUnVm.
Alpha fraternity, is an Kngliivh ar»d where he alsf> acti'd as principal,
religion major. » Hr Ix gan his pout graduate w<irk
I Named as vice-ifl-esldent of the at Northwestern University In Kv-
student Ixidy war Mnmk- DavU of' «nst»n. liUnoin. and has turn con.«
Black M^rtinUin. A member of the his u^versity work for
Junior clriss, Mamie has been nc- Dr»r t/ij of Education drgrw,
tive In athletics and is a member ' “ -j-
of Phi Sigma Tau Sfjr^rtity and thr Oaniell Put* AC
I* Bi.*verly Oiusins of G«»ldjib<»ro On TV Every Wed.
wa» elected to nerve «« M-cretary i -
I again. After having been here for ! Mr. J a jn e » Danlell. AUanUc
I one »eme*ter, ahe wa.i elected in ChrinUan C«ll<-i£o public ity dlr«-cti.r.
January to nerve in the lame pf>«l- ’ ha« arranged a regular w<>ekly
I ti/<n t‘jT the achool year. ' felevUi<m apijearnncc for rrumefi-
The (tudent* nam<^ a* treanurcr . tativex from the college. Now At^
of the Student Oxiperatlve A**o-
elation Charlca Hester of Gre<-n«-
boro. Charlef, a mwnber of the
aophomore cUm, has (erved a<
treasurer of the Student Christian
Aasodation and U • member of
Sl«ma Alpha Fraternity.
lantie Chrinltan hai iti own tim.-
on WNCT-TV in OreeovUle each
Wednenday momltig from 9 00 un
til » 30.
TTie participant* are introduce**
a« of Jay Kroll on th.
iKroir. Ne«t.
New officers pif tured aboie »re from left O, right: KrnesUne .Moiingo, Ri-hard Ziglar,
Charles Hester, Beverly Cousin*, Mamie DavU, and I.itlleiuhn F aulkner. .Vol pictured I. Ix.m-
mie Willie
Richard Zlglar of Wlnxton-Snlem At thl» time Ulent and newi
wa» elected •■ditor of the PINE itcnu from different deparlmen*
KNOT, the college year hr^*. for and rn-ganiJiatioh« of th* coUe*.
I the coming year. During thl« are preaentiti.
“hool year h( ha- ''•r’.v-d ,-,r edi- Th^»e prournm- have been In
-- - ' i/t'^n-yh for '.••vi ral week;, and %i;:
’(Vmtinued ffti I’>»g« Tm r* ^'»ntinu#-d rn xt yrar.