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The 1980 Graduation exer
cises will be held on the center
of the campus, Sunday, May 10,
at 2:30 pm.
Dr. William W. Shingleton,
Director of the Duke University
Comprehensive Cancer Center,
will deliver the Commencement
address.
Following the address. Dean
F. Mark Davis will present the
graduating class. President
Harold C. Doster will then
confer the Baccalaureate de
grees upon the graduating can
didates.
Peggy Walston, past presi
dent of the Atlantic Christian
College Alumni Association will
JoKn SpeigKt
then deliver a message to the
new alumni.
Eight students have been
chosen to serve as marshals and
assist in graduation. These
students were chosen upon the
basis of possessing the highest
academic average in their re
spective classes. Cheryl Ann
Johnson will serve as chief
marshal. Jack Franklin Deans
and Lottie Geneva Strum will
assist the chief marshal as
junior marshals. Sophomore
marshals are Wallace Craig
Langley and Mary Knox Tinnea.
Those chosen as freshmen
marshals are Mary Anne Par
rish, Laura Elizabeth Plyler, and
Peter Neison Purcell.
Color guards for this year s
graduation are Bobby Cum
mings Gardner and Jayne
Frances Peacock.
Fifteen seniors have been
named ushers. These students
were chosen because of their
high academic average and Iheir
participation in campus activ
ities. Those chosen are; Karen
Bates, Terry Davis. Marcia Kal-
mon, Mark Gourley, Carl James
Jack Liberty 111. Elizabeth Lude-
man, Laverne Mangum. Tempo
Modlin, Sandra Sauls, Joseph
Stallings, Betty Stone. Mahler
Thorpe, Rhonda Williams.
Keith Zimmerman.
Dr. Wiliam W. Shingleton
Skingleton
To Speak
Dt, William W. Shingleton,
ittior of the Duke Compre-
(tsive Cancer Center and pro-
issor of surgery, Duke Univer-
II Medical Center will be the
iinired speaker at Atlantic
Instian College’s 79th Annual
Ixiniencement to be held here,
iii4sv,May 10, at 2'.30 pm.
■hative of Wilson, he was
titaed summa cum laude
iauAtlantic Christian in 1939.
.* was named the college’s
'11 Alumnus of the Year,”
!i received the M,D, degree
jis the Bowman Gray School
iMedicine, Wake Forest Uni-
mi)' in 1943 and completed
is residence in surgery at the
MtUniversity Medical Center
iim
Shgleton became director of
Xttuk CompieheTisive Can-
»Center in 1971. He joined
staff of Duke University
Meal Center as an associate
siirgerj- in 1951; served as
distant professor of surgery,
S2-57; as associate professor
sitgew, 1957-59; and was
®ed professor of surgery in
He was appointed chief of
^General Surgery Division at
''*®edical center in 1964, and
i*>fessor of cancer research in
n.
Its is a men\ber of numerous
("’ftssional organizations on
^ state and national level
®tliiding the Association of
^Wcan Cancer Institutes of
*'> he was president in 1977
‘•^chairman of the board in
' Shingleton is director of
, ^wical Cancer Education
Students Honored
Cathv Pittman-Hi
+
American
Red Cross
Students, faculty and staff
gathered on the lawn at Atlantic
Christian College Thursday
morning to honor the students
with outstanding achievements.
The Honors Convocation pro
vides a time for the school and
community to honor those stu
dents who have excelled in
academics, sports and citizen
ship.
The following students were
recognized:
Lynda Lamm-Mildred Hartsock
Award
Randy Clayton-Ted C. Foy
Scholarship Award
Randy Clayton-Denny Cup
Beth Forbes-Duchess Trophy
Raye Anne Thore-Stage and
Script Senior Award
Peter N. Purcell-Rotary Cup
Mary Anne Parrish-Rotary Cup
Mary Knox Tinnea-Rotary Cup
Cheryl Ann Johnson-Rotary Cup
Cathy Pittman-Harry Swain
Award
Teresa Clark-Edward Cloyd Sr.
Scholarship Award
Lynne Gallimore-Chamber of jj,, Worley-Kiwanis Outstand-
Commerce Award
JUl TT UllVT —
ding Female Athlete Award
Lucinda Smith-Wilson Evening
Lions Club Scholarship
Sharhabil Humieda-Kiwanis
Outstanding Male athlete award
Tracey
Award
Jacobs-Pi Gamma Mu
David C. Swain-David and Char
lotte Blackwood Memorial
Bible
Jayne Peacock-Elaine
Memorial Award
David Hines-American
Society Award
Sandy Beitler-Academic Award
in Nursing
Larry Hodges-Math Club
blem of the Month Award
George BeU-WiUiam Gear Spen
cer Award
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities and
Colleges:
Karen L. Bales
Sandra Beitler
Marilyn L. Bryan
Waters Clybum
Edith A. Dean
Anthony S. DeCook
Janice Y. Ennis
Susan M. Firth
Lynne R. Galiimore
Charles A. Henry
J. Bryan Martin
Betty Lynn Renfrow
Mark W. Rice
David C. Swain
Kirby A. Tyndall
Deondra L. Waters
Nova L. Williams
Pro-
1, *^6 Duke University
. Center and a member
He is
Alpha
■ary Medical Fra-
-- of directors of the
Carolina Division of the
««ncan Cancer Society,
it,"
«iiit\',
m
Pictured above are the students who received awards
the Honors Convocation.
The final visit of the Red
Cross Bloodmobile for the 1980-
81 year is scheduled May 6-8.
The BlcK)dmoblle will be at
Wilson Memorial Hospital dur
ing the following hours:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 11:
00 am lo S;00 pm
THURSDAY, MAY 7 10:00
am to 4:00 pm
FRIDAY, MAY 8 9:00 am to
3:00 pm
This is the Bloodmobile's Iasi
opportunity in which to meet its
goal of 2,700 pints. In order lo
do this, the Red Cross needs 553
pints of blood.
The Collegiate urge,s all stu
dents and faculty to support the
Red Cross by sharing the gift of
life.
Irvine Recognized
Norbert W. Irvine, associate
professor of art at ACC, recently
received national recognition at
the 21st annual National Art
Education convention in Chi
cago, April 9-16.
He was recognized by the
Southeastern Region of NAEA
for dedication to his profession
and for his positive leadership
as president of the NC Art
Education Association.
Irvine was honored also by
the State’s Assembly of NAEA
for dedicated services to the
body and the contributions
which he made for the past
three years.
He is currently president of
the NCAEA and has served on
its board of directors for 10
years. Under his leadership the
association has been reorgan
ized with a new committee
structure to facilitate the work of
the organization.