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Rl ST IAN COLLEGE, MAY 2, 1974
NUAABER TWENTY-THREE
he Men’s Dorm?
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Waters Hall, which has served
as a dormitory for men since its
completion in 1968, will be
converted into a dormitory for
women for the 1974-75 academic
year, according to an an
nouncement by college officials
today.
Caldwell Hall, which has
served as a residence hall for
women for the past several
years, will serve as a dorvitory
for men beginning next fall.
Changmg enrollment patterns
was given as the reason for the
dormitory use transition.
Atlantic Christian College has
experienced a relatively large
increase in women residence
hall applications for the coming
academic year.
Waters Hall provides housing
facilities for 148 students.
Caldwell Hall will house 57
students. Waters Hall will un
dergo certain modifications to
provide facilities for women
students and is expected to be
completed prior to the beginning
of the coming academic year.
Halers dorm will be converted toa women’s dorm for 1974-75. This will
tfa.slepupfor the women who lived in Caldwell.
District Champs
ByAL HOLLOWELL
The Atlantic Christian College
joUteam, under the leadership
ol coach Ed Cloyd, met the
tliallenge last week in the
District 29 golf tournament by
upsetting Campbell College,
filming by three strokes. The
lournament was held at Willow
Springs Country Coub in Wilson,
on April 24-25.
Campbell College, always
fielding a strong golf team, had
won four consecutive District 29
ctampionships. They had also
beaten Atlantic Christian earlier
in Die season. However Atlantic
Cliristian was not be be denied
last week as No. 2 player Carey
Pittman came through with two
solid rounds of 73-77 to take
medalist honors with a total
Notice
Any student who has
received any of the below
listed loans and who will not
be returning to Atlantic
Cliristian following the end of
the current semester should
|»tify the Financial Aid Office
iramediqtely to schedule an
appointment for an exit in-
lewiew.
(U National Defense
Student Loan
(21 National Direct Student
lx)an
(3) Nursing Loan
Graduating
Commencement is close at
band. As a matter of curiosity
CoWegiate has composited a
listing of the number of seniors
STJtoting in each major field;
English, 12; Music Education,
Psychology, 22; Business
Wucation,9; Math, 13; History,
'■ Accounting, 11; Art
Wucation, 2; Art, 5; Social
lienee,!; Commercial Design,
'■ French, 1; Med-Tech, 1;
%ic. V, Business, 4; Special
Eilncation, 8; Biology, 20;
Administration, 58;
wiology, 13; Elementary
Wutation, 54; Nursing, 26;
^althandPE, 29; Religion and
Philosophy, 12; Chemistry, 3;
,''*1 Studies, 9; Political
2.
.Men living on campus next year will experience quite a change as they
move into Caldwell. This w ill beqiiite a disappoitilment for lotne.
score of 150. AC’s No. 1 player,
Tom Barnes, had a total score of
152 for the two rounds of play.
Phil Fulghumm, another
outstanding folger on the
Atlantic Christian team, led the
first round action with a score of
72 to lead AC to a three-stroke
advantage after the first day of
play. On the second day, Atlantic
Christian’s entire team played
solid golf to hold on to their
three-stroke lead.
Where now? Atlantic Christian
took second place honors in the
conference tournament, held
April 29-30, and due to their
District 29 championship last
week, will venture to South
Dakota June 1-7 for the NAIA
national tournament.
Bn J, P. Tyndall
Dr. J. p. Tyndall, chairman of
the Atlantic Christian College
Department of Science, served
as a program participant at the
National League for Nursing's
6th Conference on Developing
Programs in Institutions of
Higher Education held in New
York City, April 29-30.
The conference was co
sponsored by the league’s
Department of Associate Degree
Programs and Department of
Baccalaureate and Higher
Degree Programs.
The purpose of the conference
was to provide institutions of
higher learning, who anticipate
developing degree nursing
programs, with pertinent
background data.
Dr. Tyndall served as a
panelist and discussed, “The
Beginning of a baccalaureate
nursing program at Atlantic
Christian College.” The science
department chairman headed
the feasibility study for the
degree nursing program at
Atlantic Christian. He serves as
a member of the executive
committee of the National
League for Nursing’s Depart
ment of Baccalaureate and
Higher Degree Programs.
Attending the conference were
members of institutions of
higher learning from across the
nation.
Educators
of America
Two members of the Atlantic
Christian College faculty. Dr.
Ted Foy, assistant professor of
English, and Dr. Terrence
Grimes, assistant professor of
English, have been chosen
Outstanding Educators of
America for71974, according to
Dr. James B. Hemby Jr..
chairman of the ACC Depart
ment of English. Nominated
earlier this year, they were
selected for this honor on the
basis of their professional and
civic achievements.
Outstanding educators of
America is an annual awards
program, honoring
distinguished men and women
for their exceptional service
achievements, and leadership in
the field of education.
Nominations for the program
are made by the officials of
colleges and universuties in
cluding presidents, deans and
department heads. Their
selection guidelines include an
educator’s talents in the
classroom, contributions to
research, administrative
abilities, civic service and
professional recognition
Exams
Wednesday, May H
Reading Day-No Classes, No
Examinations
Thursday. May »
8:00-10:00
8:00 TT Classes
11:00-1:00
2:00 MWF Classes
3:00-5:00
1:00 MWK Classes
7:00- 9:00
Thursday Evening Classes
Friday, May 10
8:00-10:00
11:00 .MWF Classes
11:00- 1:00
3:00 TT Classes
3:00- 5:00
12:00 MWF Classes
7:00- 9:00
Friday Evening Classes
Monday, .May 13
8:00-10:00
10:00 MWF Classes
11:00- 1:00
4:00 MWF Classes
3:00-5:00
12:00 TT Classes
7:00- 9:00
Monday Evening Classes
Tuesday, May 14
8:00-10:00
9:00 MWF Classes
11:00- 1:00
3:00 MWF Classes
3:00- 5:00
9:30 TT Classes
7:00- 9:00
Tuesday Evening Classes
Wednesday, May 15
8:00-10:00
8:00 MWF Classes
11:00- 1:00
Irregular Classes
3:00- 5:00
1:30 TT Classes
7:00- 9:00
Wednesday Evening Classes
Reading Day-No Colasses
Nn Examinations
Library Hours
Extended library hours during
exams are as follows:
May 9—8:00-11:00
May 11—10:00-4:00
May 12-8:00-11:00
May 13-8:00-11:00
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New officers of the Atlantic Christian College Student Government Association elected earlier to
serve during the 1.974-75 academic year, were officially installed by Dr, Arthur I). Wenger, president
of (he college, on April 24. Installation ceremonies were held at the home of President and .Mrs.
Wenger prior toa dinnergiven by the couple in the honor of campus student leaders.