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UBLISHED WEEKLY
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,OCTOBER 29, 1970
NUMBER SEVEN
Board Meets
Students Named
By JOYCE CLEGG
The Executive Bord of the
Student Government held it’s bi
monthly meeting Tuesday night,
October 27 in Hines HalL
President Joe Harwood presided
over the meeting.
In the old business it was
brought up that Harwood would
speak on the new name of the
Student Center at the Bord of
Trustees meeting. Also included
in old business was SGA
meetings will now be held on
Monday night’s at 7 p.m.
Fund
Moving into new business
Robbie Steen moved that the
Executive Board of ACC ap-
“A Streetcar Named Desire,”
a three-act play by Tennessee
Williams, was presented by
stage and Scirpt on October 23,
24, 25 in Howard Chapel. The
play starred Kathy Hartenstine,
as Blanche Dubois; Steve
Bassett, as Stanley Kowalski;
and Fran Mercer, as Stella
Kowalski. The story centered
around Blanche Dubois, who
came to visit her sister, Stella.
Blanche is faced by the un
welcome attitude of Stella’s
husband, Stanley, Blanche has
created many fantasies to cover
up her unpleasant past. She had
caused her young husband’s
suicide; she was living in a
world apart from reality. Her
being the cause of his death
made her continue to relive it.
She loved him still, in spite of the
truth of his life, and thus she
gradually became insane. She
was partly insane when she
discovered her husband and an
older man together, and she was
overcome by shock, nbt wanting
to face reality. Thus she created
a dream world, a facade for
everyone but her true self.
Stella
Stella, Blanche’s sister, was
divided between love for her
propriate $25.00 to the Kent
Legal Fund as an aid in bail and
defense of involved students.
The motion was defeated.
Arnold Hamm, Sophomore
Class senator, moved that the
Executive Bord hold
Homecoming Queen elections
Thursday the 29th and Friday
the October 30 from 12:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. on Thursday and from
9:00 to 4:00 p.m.on Friday.
Discussion concerning a
student college roster was held.
A committee was appointed to
look further into this matter.
The next meeting of the
Executive Board was designed
for November 9th and the
meeting was adjourned.
sister and love for her husband.
Stanley was a hard realist whose
compassion was limited to his
own desires. Despite his brutal
ity, Stanley’s love won out in the
end. Harold Mitchell (Mitch),
was used as a diversion between
Blanche’s world of fantasy and
the world of reality. The
diversion was temporary, and
her dream world became her
world of reality. A host of minor
characters added color to the set
as well as to the play itself.
Drama
This is the first time such a
revealing drama has been
presented here at Atlantic
Christian. The performances of
the actors as a whole were
dynamic. The gestures and
expressions of the characters
were excellent. The voice
quality, however, was not up to
the expectations of the audience
as a whole for several of the
characters. Many of the actors
tried too hard to make the
character which they were
portraying come alive. The
characters of Stanley and Stella
projected themselves more
realistically than did the others.
One has to feel a part before one
can portray it. The actor must
become the character.
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Bryan Chalk adds TWO during a
shooting drill Monday at prac
tice. Sidelined in background at
right is Co-Captain Cliff Black,
this due to injury sustained in
Saturday night’s scrimmage.
(Photo by Jim Lowery)
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It like
It Is!
Everyone is talking about
becoming more aware of
pollution, population explosion,
and events that are happening in
the present. The identity of four
prominent figures in the news
were asked of Atlantic Christian
College students to see how
aware we are. The people that
were asked about were William
Rogers, Secretary of State; John
Mitchell, attorney General of
U.S.; Angela Davis who was
recently captured by the FBI
and is a Communist accused of
killing and Ralph Nader, a well
known crusader for consumer
protection and author of Unsafe
at any Speed.
A.H.K., junior male;
William Rogers: Founder of
Utopian society in Penn
sylvania.
John Mitchell; past attorney
Fifteen Atlantic Christian
College students have been
named to “Who’s Who in
American Colleges and
Universities,” according to Dr.
Lewis H. Swindell Jr., dean of
the college.
Recipients were chosen by a
vote of the college’s faculty and
administration on the basis of
scholarship, participation and
leadership in academic and
extracurricular activities,
citizenship and service to the
school, and promise for future
usefulness.
Those named were:
Gregory WayneAlbert,son Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ross Albert, 608 W.
Nash St., Wilson, N.C.
Kent Thomas Anderson, son of
Mrs. Gertrude Anderson, 503 W.
Vance St., Wilson, N.C.
Joyce Ann Copeland, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H.
Copeland, Rt. 2, Box 69, Hert
ford, N.C.
William Richard Dixon IV, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Dixon, Jr.,
1508 Highland Dr., Wilson, N.C.
Kay Cooper Dunn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kermit G. Dunn, Box
27, Nashville, N.C.
Joseph E. Harwood, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M.E. Harwood, 911 N.
6th St. Albemarle, N.C.
Susan Dianne Jaquith,
general of U.S.
Angela Davis; She is wanted
for murder of Federal judge in
California.
Ralph Nader: Spokesman for
the public who made a place for
himself by having a loud voice.
P.L.C., ssnior female:
William Rogers: He is one of
the early men that came over
here with John Smith.
John Mitchell: He is a com
poser.
Angela Davis: Black militant
that started communism on the
campus.
Ralph Nader: An athlete.
G.L.P., soph, male
William Rogers: I’ve never
heard of William Rogers.
John Mitchell: State attorney
general.
Angela Davis; A young lady
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell E. Jaquith, 1814
Kingswell Dr., Silver Spring,
Md.
Joseph Charles Jeffcoat, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Jeff
coat., Tetterton’s Trailer Court,
Plymouth, N.C.
C^elia Starr Looney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Looney, 409
Oak Ave., Carrboro, N.C.
Robert Cecil McAdams, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R.M. McAdams,
813 Raleigh Rd., Wilson, N.C.
Ronnie Lee Norfolk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira P. Norfolk, 906
Tremont Rd., Wilson, N.C.
Faye Janet Pollock, daughter
of Mr. W.T. Pollock, Rt. 1, Box
235, Dudley, N.C.
Ricky Stewart, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Douglas W, Stewart, 609 W,
Vance St,, Wilson, N,C,
Jane Lee Vann, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, T,L, Vann, Rt, 1,
Zebulon, N.C.
Elmer Duke Whedbee Jr., son
of Mrs. Marietta Whedbee, 809
W. Church St., Ahoskie, N.C.
Tricycle Race
The First Annual ACC
Homecoming Tricycle Race and
Extravaganza has been ten
tatively scheduled for 4:00 p.m.,
Nov. 6. Sigma Pi Fraternity is
sponsoring the event with
Tuffy’s as general promoter and
donor of prizes.
Races in both men’s and
women’s divisions will be held
on a circuit to be laid somewhere
on campus. Participants may
bring their own tricycle or use
vehicles furnished on a first
come first serve basis.
First prize for each divison
will be a $10.00 meal ticket at
Tuffy’s. Other prizes including
special body prizes are to be
announced.
Participants must pedal their
trikes (?) and observe fair
riding tactics. Child size
“wheels” are required.
Interested persons or
organizations should register for
the event at Tuffy’s. There will
be a nominal entrance fee with
proceeds going to Sigma Pi
Fraternity.
Stage And Script
Class Representatives Vie For Title
Homecoming draws nearer
and the list of candidates con
tinue. Each class is sponsoring a
candidate for the title. The
following girls are representing
these groups:
Myra Price, a junior from
Snow Hill is sponsored by the
Freshman Class, Myra is a Phi
Mu and aside from her sorority
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Myra Price
Freshman Class
Peggy Copeland
Sophomore Class
obligations she finds time to
fulfill her duties as head cheer
leader and vice-president of the
Junior Clas, Social Studies is
Myra’s field of interest.
The Sophomore Class offers
Peggy Copeland as its can
didate, Peggy has been quite
active sincer her transfer from
Louisburg last year. She is
Secretary of the Senior Class
and Vice-President of the
Women’s Interdormitory
Council as well as reporter for
Phi Mu. A major in Business
Education, Peggy hails from
Belvidere, North Carolina.
Ayden, N.C. is the hometown
of Frankie Pierce, Junior Class
representative. Frankie is Delta
Zeta Pledge Trainer and for
merly President of Harper Hall.
Majoring in Primary Education
with a minor in Physical
Education, Frankie has enjoyed
membership on the WRA Intra
mural basketball team,
A Sigma Miss, Ginny Vinson
from Wilson rounds out the class
candidates. Ginny is an
Elementary Education major
minoring in history. She serves
as rush chairman for Tri-Sigma.
A Peace transfer, Ginny will
graduate this January.
These are the class represen
tatives for Homecoming 1970.
Next week the candidates of the
Interdormitory Councils, P.E.
Club and Day Students will
appear.
Frankie Pierce
Junior Class
Ginny Vinson
Senior Class