The
Collegiate
January 27,1982 Vol. 52 No. 15
Jam the Gyml
By Rossell Rawlings
Atlantic Christian students
and followers are being called
on this week to combine in a
joint effort to provide a paclced
house for Saturday's men’s
basketball game with Pfeiffer
College at 7:30 p.m.
And just imagine the look of
Pfeiffer coach Tom Childress’
face when he brings his team
into normally stoic Wilson Gym
with a crowd of 2,000-plus on
hand to back the Bulldogs.
Sound like a dream? Well in a
sense it is. But anyone who has
ever heard of the San Francisco
49ers knows that dreams can
come true. Hopefully that will
be the case Saturday night.
Jam-the-Gym Night is the
first of its kind held at ACC.
There have been Spirit Nights in
the past, and granted those
nights have brought out some
great crowds.
But there’s never been any
thing like Jam-the-Gym Night.
There will be prizes, contests, a
dunking exhibition, radio cover
age, and, if the Atlantic Chris
tian and Wilson community are
up to the task, a full gym.
The evening is being spon
sored by the Bulldog Club of
of Wilson and radio station
WVOT. Dave Hacker is repre
senting Penny’s in the venture
while Dick Oakley is contri
buting his efforts on behalf of
WVOT.
Penny’s will provide the pri
zes, and there will be some good
ones. A television, radio, tape
players and more will be drawn
for at halftime of the game.
Anyone coming into the gym
will be handed a numbered
ticket, and the winning numbers
will be announced during inter
mission.
The Bulldogs will need strong
support in their bid to upset the
No. 1 team in the Carolinas
Conference. Pfeiffer is having a
great season, including a big
win earlier over AC.
AC Students Named
to ^^Who’s Who”
Twenty-one Atlantic Christian
College students have been
named to the 1982 edition of
“Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities and
Colleges,” according to Dr. F.
Mark Davis, dean of the college.
Recipients were selected by a
vote of the college’s faculty and
administration on the basis of
scholarship, participation and
leadership in academic and
extra-curricular activities, citi
zenship and service to the
school, and promise for the
future usefulness.
They join an elite group of
students selected from more
than 1,300 institutions of higher
learning in all 50 states, the
Districl of Columbia and several
foreign nations.
Students named this year
from ACC were:
George B. Bell, son of Rhem
T. Bell of 403 Plum St.. New
Bern. Bell is a senior majoring
in mathematics.
Jeffrey E. Best, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Best, of 1103
Branch St., Goldsboro. Best is a
senior majoring in religion and
philosophy.
Jo Ann Brewer, of 204 Albert
Ave., Wilson, a senior majoring
in nursing. She is married to
Willard Brewer Jr.
_ Randy £. Clayton, son of
Edward B. Clayton, of Rt. 1
Lucama. Clayton is a senior
majoring in English.
Stephen Craig Dentzer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dent
zer, of Swansboro. Pentzer is a
junior majoring in business
administration.
Roberta Edwards, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ed
wards of Camp LeJeune. She is
a senior majoring in accounting.
Bobby C. Gardner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gardner, of
Macclesfield. He is a senior
majoring in mathematics.
Juanita F. Gryder, daughter
of D. R. Gryder, of Chase City.
She is a senior majoring in
nursing.
Rebecca Hunt Hawley,
daughter of Governor and Mrs.
James B. Hunt of Raleigh. A
senior majoring in nursing, she
is married to Jim Hawley of
Lucama.
Cheryl A. Johnson, daughter
of Mark H. Johnson, of Fre
mont. She is a senior majoring
in commercial design.
Lynda L. Lamm, daughter of
Cari E. Lamm, of Four Oaks.
She is senior majoring in
English.
Ernest R. Lee, son of Phillip
Lee, of 1116 Fulcher Lane, New
Bern. He is a senior majoring in
political science.
Jayne F. Peacock, daughter of
Frances Peacock, of 4009 Bre
vard Place, Raleigh. She is a
senior majoring in nursing.
Kay M. Richey, of Burling
ton, a senior majoring in re
ligion. She is married to Miles
E. Stanley.
Lottie G. Strum, daughter of
Jack Strum, of Battleboro. She
is a senior majoring in ele
mentary education.
Patricia L. Taylor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor, of
Williamston. She is a senior
majoring in health and physical
education.
Sarah Joella Turner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Turner,
of Jack.son. She is a senior
majoring is health and physical
education.
Vickie E. Woolard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wool
ard Jr., of Roper. She is a senior
majoring in secretartial science.
Julie K. Worley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Worley, of
Princeton. She is a senior major
ing in health and physical
education.
Jack Deans of Elm City, is a
senior majoring in business
administration. He is married to
Sandra Deans.
Christi Farmer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Farmer, of
Wilson. She is a senior majoring
in business administration.
Sfe'flAN CQ
Beth Forbes, a Junior drama mi^nr at ACC, was crowned Mias
Wilson. She will represent Wilson County In the Miss North Carolina
Pageant in June.
AC Drama Student
Crowned Miss Wilson
By Marty Willlaniii
ACC’s own Beth Forbes was
crowned Miss Wilson 1982 at
BcddingFicId High School Jan.
16. The Wilson Jaycees. spon
sors of the pageant, awarded
her a $1000 scholarship and a
chance to compete in the Miss
North Carolina Pageant in Ra
leigh this June.
Forbes, a junior at ACC, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Forbes of Wilson and is
employed at Leder’s. A very
talented actress. Miss Forbes
performed a dramatic mono
logue from Shakespeare’s
"Taming of the Shrew” for the
talent competition in the pag
eant.
Working towards her major in
drama, she is a veteran of
several plays staged by Stage
and Script. They include "The
Merchant of Venice,"
"Ghosts.” "The Three Cuck
olds” and “The American
Dame.”
In the future. Forbes plans to
obtain her master’s degree in
drama and to pursue a career in
acting in New' York.
Con vocation Thursday
Atlantic Christian College will
observe the spring semester
convocation Thursday Jan. 28.
at 9:30 a.m. The class schedule
will be revised as follows:
8:00-9:15 Class I
9:30 - 10:30 Convocation
10:45 - 12.00 Class il
12:15-1:30 Class 111
1:45 - 3:00 Class IV
3:15-4:30 Class V
All students and friends of the
college are encouraged to attend
this occasion which marks the
beginning of Atlantic Christian
College’s 80th anniversary cele
bration.
The convocation will open
with an academic procession led
by student marshals. Faculty
and staff who have given 25 or
more years of servicc to the
college will be honored during
the ceremony. They include: Dr.
Milton Adams. W, Frank
Bethea. Carrie W. Bridgers,
Doris F. Capps. Dr. Robert G.
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