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May 13, 1960
THE COLLEGIATE
Page Three
New Campus Officers Inducted Recently
Smith Is Leader
Of New Group
'ae ^mpus government at At-
^ntic Christian CoUege changed
Thursday, May 5, to imSve'
ceremonies on the center campus
Each year the leaders of the gov-
er^ent for the coming year are
mducted mto office at a special
ceremony held in May.
K were inducted
by jyr Arthur D. Wenger, Atlantic
Christian President.
Succeeding Robert L. Dunn Jr.
AiT President of the
Atlantic Christian College Coopera-
t^ive Association was David V
Smith of GreenviUe, S. C a ris
ing senior.
Others Inducted
Other 1^ officers inducted were
Kenneth Br^an of Grantham, vice-
president, Miss Bette Pomfrey
Miss Zar-
eldaWalston, Farmville
secretary. F rankly n Brooks,’
Charleston, S.C., senior class pres-
ident, James Van Camp, Jackson-
vule, junior class president, WU-
uam Alexander, Washington, soph-
omOTe class president, Michael
Busby, Charleston, S. C., Day
^udent Representative, Thomas
Norvell, Seaboard, Men’s Dormi
tory CouncU president, Miss Bob
bie Jean Grady, Mount Olive
Women’s Dormitory Council
president, John A. Stair, Director
of Student Life and a representa
tive in the government, and Dr
William F. Troutman, Jr., faculty
representative on the governins
board.
Denny Essay Cup
During the ceremonies Robert I.
Collins, a senior from Miami, Fla
was presented the Denny Essay
Cup for the best essay written on
the subject of the coUeg* motto,
‘"niey Shall Have The Light of
Life.”
Other officers installed were,
Men’s Dormitory Council: John A.
Cox, Jr., Fayetteville, vice-presi
dent, and James M. Weaver,
Mount Olive, secretary and treas
urer; Women’s Dormitory Coun
cil; Miss SuebeUe Jackson, Dunn,
house president. Miss Lou Warner,
Washington, secretary, and Miss
Alease Willoughby, treasurer.
Editors of campus publications
also were instaUed by Dr. Wenger
during the ceremonies. They are
Miss Joanna Huffer, Durham, Ed
itor of the college yearbook, “The
Pme Knot,” Miss Sally McLean,
Wilson, Art Editor of the year
book, Miss Joyce Johnson, Sanford,
Associate E^tor of the year
book, Alton Lee, Raleigh, Co-Edi-
tor of the campus weeWy news
paper, “The Collegiate,” F. Ter
rill Riley, Jr., Tampa, Fla., Co-
Editor of the newspap>er, and E.
Daniel Shingleton, Wilson, Busi
ness Manager of the Newspaper.
Retiring- Officers
Retiring officers of the govern
ment, other than Dunn, are, Ever
ett Bryant, Cramerton, vice-presi-
dent, Kenneth Bryan, Grantham,
treasurer. Miss Emily Waters,
Plymough, secretary, John Strick
land, Bailey, senior class presi
dent, Franklyn Brooks, Charleston,
S. C., junior class president, David
Mustian, Raleigh, sophomore class
president, Robert Bishop, Philadel
phia, Pa., freshman class presi
dent, William Horne, Wilson, Day
Student representative, Everett
Bryant, Cramerton, Men’s Dormi
tory Council president, Miss Emily
Waters, PljTnouth, Women’s Dor
mitory Council president. Miss
Sarah Bain Ward, Dean of Women
at ACC, John Rich, Dean of Men,
William Ramsay, and Dr. Daniel
M. McFarland, members of the
faculty.
Retiring publications personnel
were Robert I. Collins, Miami,
Wayside Motel
Phone 2134
U. S. Highway 301
South Of Wilson
DENNY ESSAY WINNER—Dr. Arthur D. Wenger, ACC President, presents the Denny Essay
Contest Trophy to Bob Collins, senior from Miami, Fla. Collins received the award for the winning
essay on the college motto, “They Shall Have The Light of Life.” (Collegiate photo by Dee Win
stead)
179 ACC Seniors To Receive Degrees
At Annual Commencement May 29
A total of 179 Atlantic Christian
College seniors are expected to be
awarded degrees at the college’s
annual graduation exercises on
Sunday, May 29.
Expected to be awarded Bache
lor of Science degrees are 119
seniors. A total of 60 seniors are
scheduled to receive Bachelor of
Arts degrees.
Those set to receive Bachelor of
Science degrees are Barbara W.
Barefoot, Benson, Ruby L. Baze-
more. Cofield, Donald E. Benton,
Wilson, Chester R. Bissette, Rocky
Mount, Richard G. Blackburn, In
gold, N. G. Blackman, 111, Wilson,
Paul N. Blake, Wilson, Ivey A.
Fla., and Ralph G. Messick, Phil
adelphia, Pa., Co-Editors of the
newspaper. Miss Bette Pomfrey,
Wilson, Business Manager of the
newspaper. Miss Joanna Huffer,
Durham, Editor of the yearbook,
and Miss Flora Griffin, Wilson,
Business Manager of the yearbook.
During the ceremonies Strick
land presented Dr. Wenger with
the senior gift, a check to cover
the cost of laying a concrete walk
from the college’s administration
building to the science building.
Bolton, Jr., Warrenton, Betty
Hope Boyette, E^m City, Betsy R.
Boykin, Wilson, Lena P. Brame,
Elm City, Linwood P. Britton, Jr.,
Ahoskie, Donald M. Brown, James-
ville, John E. Buffaloe, Garner,
James G. Burnette, Oxford, Bren
da J. Cale, Wilson, Robert L.
Coats, Raleigh, Bonnie J. Collins,
Carrboro, Jimmy D. Collins, Jack-
^sonville, James H. Cottle, Jr., Rose
I Hill, Ben Donald Craft, Pinetops,
Benjamin F. Creech, Zebulon,
Earl H. Creech, Jr., Benson, Maj
or L, Croom, Jr., Kinston, Hulbert
L. Daniels. Jr., Wilson, Sarah B.
Daniels, Wilson, James E. David,
Snow HiU, Robert A. Davis, Wil
son, Robert G. Dees, Fayetteville,
Marjorie F. Dixon, Wilson, Retha
Ann Dixon, Rose HUl, Edmond
Clark Edwards, Wilson, Dorothy
Adcock Elliott, Holly Springs, and
Albert L. Felton, Macclesfield,
Others are Patricia G. Ferrell,
WUson, William H. Fleming, Whit
akers, Horace Fussell, Jr., Rose
HUl, Gaston F. Grady, Albertson,
James Hadge, Wilson, Mabrey M.
HaU, Spring Lake, Lyman A. Har
dy, LaGrange, James W. Harrell,
Walstonburg, Richard E. Harrell,
Rose HiU, David W. Harvey, Phila-
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delphia, Pa., George E. Hawes,
Rose Hill, William M. Henderson,
Miami, Fla., Thomas C. Hobbs,
Clinton, Tommy D. Hobbs, Hobbs-
vUle, Clyda A. Hocutt, Wilson,
Earl G. HoweU, Wilson, Leroy F.
Howell, Goldsboro, Carole L. Jack
son, Wilson, Ruth A. Jernigan,
Goldsboro, Mary Glenn Johnson,
Kipling, Walton C. Johnson, Four
Oaks, Herbert Dean Jones, Jr.,
Winston - Salem, Jean G. W. Kehs,
Rocky Mount, John William Kil
patrick, Magnolia, James K. S.
Kim, Syracuse, N. Y., Hervery H.
Kornegay, Mount Olive, Kenneth
R. Kornegay, Wilson, Woodley G.
Lee, Wilson, Ben Rioss McKeel,
Ahoskie, Calvin M. McKeel, Pow-
ellsville, Thomas E. Mallard, Tren
ton, Kathryn Bell Martin, Red
Oak, Charles D. Mercer, Wilson,
John W. Miller, Mount Olive,
James Thomas Mitchell, Washing
ton, and Jerry M. Narron, Middle
sex.
Others are James Eley New-
some, Ahoskie, Thomas N. Park,
Jr., Raleigh. Gwili Newsome Park
er, Fremont, Josephus D. Parker
Jr., Elm City. Joyce F. Parker,
Four Oaks, EHmo J. Peele, Lewis
ton, Larry K. Phares, ShelbyviUe,
Ind., William K. Pittman, Lucama,
WiUiam T. Powell, III, Rocky
Mount, A1 Joseph Pridgen, Rocky
Mount, Harold Wayne Quinton,
Morristown, Tenn., Mary Ellen
Rackley, Selma, Charles K. Ram-
er, Raleigh, Angelene Haddock
Raper, Greenville, Myrtle Phillips
Raynor, Clayton, Lonnie Benjamin
Rhoses, III, Kinston, Dorothy L.
Ricks, Rocky Mount, Edgar Clar
ence Shealy, Jr., Ocala, Fla., Sal
ly A. Scudder, Durham, Elizabeth
A. Smith, Deep Run, Lucrece Bi-
lisoly Smith, Wendell, Marilyn F.
Martin Smith, Eagle Rock, Edwllf'
H. Spivey, Jr., Wilson, Carol Jean
Starling, Fayetteville, Johnnie D.
Strickland, Middlesex, Esther D.
Suggs, Tabor City, Eva Nan Sum
merlin, Mount Olive, James W.
Summerlin, Goldsboro, Peggy Sue
Tant. Wilson, James H. Taylor,
Wilson, Ronald E. Taylor, Dunn.
John M. Tetterton, Bethel, Jerry
M. Thigpen, Beulaville, Loomis H.
Toler, Wilson, and Thomas C. Vick,
Kelford.
Others are Kay Smith Walker,
Wilson, Michael H. Wallace, Smith*
field, Emily A. Waters, Plymouth,
Robert C. Watson, Wilson, Floyd
W. West, Palatka, Fla., LeRoy T.
Welch, Williamsport, Pa., Martha
L. Wilkinson, Belhaven, Joan O.
Williams, PikeviUe, Robert B. Wil
son, Robersonville, Elton D. Wins
tead, Wilson, George R. Winstead,
III, Elm City. Betty J. Woodlief,
Wake Forest, Martha Sue Morris,
Wilson, and Mary Eason Yelver-
ton. Eureka.
Those scheduled to receive Ba
chelor of Arts degrees are Broadus
B. Booth, Spring Hope, Eva Capps
Boyette, Lucama, Cfeorge B. ^s-
weU, Wilson, Everett F. Bryant.
Cramerton. John E. Bryant. La
Grange, Bobby L. Carpenter,
Rocky Mount, Robert I. CoUlns,
Miami, Fla., Paul C. Creech, Jr.,
Selma, Walter W. Crews. Oxford,
Jay W. P. Daugherty, Newton
Grove, DeWitt B. Daughtry, Fai
son, Robert L. Dunn, Jr., Pinetops,
Janice Eason Garris, Stantonsburg.
Joseph R. Edmundson, Fremont,
Milton G. Edwards, Jr., Kinston.
Stuart N. Edwards, Goldsboro,
Clara Suggs Etheridge, Wilson,
Marvin D. Etheridge, Jr., Wilson,
BiUy Sloan Goodson, Stony Point,
William M. Guthrie, Nashville,
Tenn., John E. Harrell, Miami,
Fla., Edward L. Herring, Golds
boro, Andrew J. HiU, Deep Run.
Jo Anne Hollowell, Goldsboro, Lin-
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