SEPTEMBER 22, 1961
Lockers Being
Made Available
To ACC Students
The lockers located in the class
room building are now available
for rent. Commuting students, es
pecially should be interested in
taking advantage of this service.
All interested persons may rent
a locker at the Director of Student
Life’s office, located in the Admin
istration Building. Lockers rent for
$2. per year, .with a $1.50 refund
when the lock is 'returned at the
close of the year.
Roebuck Elected
To National Post
THE COLLEGIATE
Page Three
RUSSELL T. ROEBUCK
Russell T. Roebuck of Wilson
has been elected to the National
Board of Governors of Delta Sig
ma Phi International Fraternity.
He will serve as a representative
on the board from the Southeast
ern District and will be responsi
ble for the affairs of the fnaternity
at its chapters at Atlantic Chris
tian College, North Carolina State
College, Duke University, Wake
Forest, High Point and Western
Carolina College in North Carolina;
Wofford College in South Carolina
and the University of Mjaryland
in Maryland.
While attending ACC Roebuck
was a member of Phi Kappa Al
pha Fraternity. In 1958 he became
a charter member of the local
chapter of Delta Sigma Phi when
Phi Kappa Alphta affiliated with
the national organization.
Since that time he has served
as president of the alumni control
board of the local chapter and as
co-chairman of fraternity stan-
diards of the national group.
He is now serving as minister
of music and business manager
of the First Presbyterian Church
in Wilson.
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College Students Feted At Reception
THEATRE
The Atlantic Christian Collegre Faculty honored students at a reception in the lobby of the class
room building Friday night. Left to right in the receiving line are Mrs. Millard P. Burt, Dr.
Burt, Mrs. Arthur D. Wenger, Dr. Wenger, Mrs. D. L. Warren, and Mr. Warren.
Faculty Receives Students
At Annual Formal Affair
Dr. And Mrs. Wenger
Entertain At Affair
In Early September
The members of the college fac
ulty were the host and hostesses
for a formal reception given to
the entire student body of Atlan
tic Christian College on Friday,
Sept. 15, The reception was held
in the lobby of the classroom
building on the college campus.
The receiving line was composed
of Dr. Arthur D. Wenger, president
of the college, Mrs. Wenger, Dr.
Millard P. Burt, dean, and Mrs.
Burt, and department chairman
and their wives, Dr. Esther L.
Long, Dr. J. P. Tyndall, Dr. D. N.
McFarland, Dr. Mildred Hartsock,
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Cloyd, Mr. Bussell
Arnold, Dr. J. R. Scudder and Mr.
and Mrs. James V. Cobb Jr. The
Jguests were introduced to the
receiving line by Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Warren.
The decorations for the refresh-
arrangement in shades of yellow,
gold and bronze, on a terra cotta
cloth overlaying 'the table. Three-
branch silver candelabra, holding
burning yellow tapers, and silver
punch bowls marked each end of
the table. Mrs. Milton Adams, Mrs.
Worden Allen Jr., Mrs. Bethany
R. Joyner and Mrs. James B.
Hemby alternated at the punch
bowls and poured fruit punch. Sil
ver appointments held sandwiches,
cheese straws and scones.
Assisting in serving and receiv
ing guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert P. Hollar, Miss Janet Win
stead, Mr, Gene A. Featherstone,
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Tait, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C, Frazier, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Coker, Miss Bulow Bow
man, Mr, and Mrs, Edward C.
Brown, Dr. Vida Elliott, Mrs.
F. Eagles, and Dr. and Mrs. Vere
Rogers.
Other members of the faculty
also assisted in receiving during
the evening.
In a setting back-dropped by a
reproduction of tfie college seal,
guests rounded out the evening
with varied types of dancing. At
the first social event of the year
for the entire college, students and
faculty renewed .former acquain
tances, welcomed old friends, and
met new incoming students.
Sixtieth Convocation Held
Convocation services for the 60th
academic session at Atlantic Chris
tian College were held here Sept.
14 with Dr. Millard P. Burt, dean,
presiding.
Speaker for the event was Dr.
Arthur D. Wenger, ACC president,
who told the gathering, “In order
to derive the maximum benefit
from a college experience it is es
sential that we have clearly de
fined purposes. We must under
stand the world in which we live
recognizing the fact that it is not
an ideal world; we must prepare
ourselves for roles of useful lead
ership in that world.
“In college there is no longer
room for a frivolous, lackadaisical
approach to our work. A college
education today represents a sub
stantial investment. No stadent
can afford the luxury of purpose
less meandering through academic
■courses.
“While it is appropriate that we
take stock of the purpose which
has made us a part of this aca
demic community here at Atlantic
Christian College eariy in the year.
it is even more important that we
constantly review those purposes
which motivate our work.
“The chief aim of a college edu
cation is not so much the accumu
lation of factual data; rather, it
is an earnest attempt to illumin-
nate those facts. It seeks to en
able the student to develop a ca
pacity for making intelligent choic
es and sound commitments.
“To this end not only those who
are members of our student body
here but society as well have made
far reaching investments.
“Each of us, whether student or
faculty member, owes it to him
self and to humanity to use wisely
the opportunities which these In
vestments make possible for us.”
'Dr. Wenger was introduced by
Dean Burt, the scripture lesson
and pastoral prayer was by Prof.
W. E. Tucker, the litany was led
by Daniel Hensley. The organ pre
lude and recessional was by Prof.
Gene Featherstone and the bene
diction was given by Prof. Daniel
MacFarland,
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Ashton P. Wiggs
Local NCEA Head
Ashton P, Wiggs, assistant pro
fessor of business, was named
president of the Atlantic Christian
College unit of the Division of High
er Education, North Carolina Edu
cation Association at an organiza
tional meeting held here recently.
Elected secretary was Mrs.
Frances Woodard, Instructor of
English.
Dr. Vida Elliott, associate pro
fessor of education and psychology,
was elected to represent the lo
cal unit as a candidate to the NEA
conference on Instruction to be
held in Washington, D, C,, Decem
ber 3-6, 1961. Of the nominees,
34 are to be selected to repre
sent the NCEA.
Campus Groups
Announce New
Meeting Dates
Science and mathematics majors
are invited to attend an organiza
tional meeting of the Science club.
The meetin.g will be held in the
Science Lecture Hall at noon on
Monday September 25. At this time
plans for the coming year will be
discussed and a regular meeting
time will be established.
Stage and Script will hold a
meeting Wednesday night at 7:30
in Howard Chapel. Students inter-
esttMl in any pha.se of drama are
invited.
The Collegiate staff mc'ets every
Thursda.v aftermxjn at 4:00 in room
112 of the clas.sroom building. P(v
sitions are opt>n in all types of
journalism and technical work. In
terested students are invited to
the meeting or may contact Carol
Colvard.
All students are invited to be
present at all meetings of the
Executive Board of the Coopera
tive Association. Tlie board holds
regular meetings Monday night at
7:30 in room 112 of the classiX)om
building.
WACR, campus radio station
holds regular staff nn'etings Mon
day night in the studios adjacent
to Tweeties. Positions on the Staff
are available in all types of pro
duction.
Staff Is Seeking
Candid Pictures
This year the staff of The Col
legiate hopes to make wide use of
candid photographs takc«i on the
ACC campus. Any student who
takes pictures and thinks they
are of news value is requested
to submit them to the editor for
consideration.
All photos submitted should be
sharp enough in detail for repro
duction purposes and should be ac-
comipanled by the original nega
tive if possible.
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