May 15, 1964
THE COLLEGIATE
Page Three
New Parking Regulations Are Approved at Atlantic Christian
New parking regulations for At
lantic Christian College have been
approved by the Administrative
Council and will go into effect on
September 1 of this year.
Section I Registration of motor ve
hicles
All full time resident students, in
cluding those living in approved
college housing, and all commuting
and part-time students parking mo
tor vehicles on college property,
must register their motor vehicle
with the Dean of Student’s Office.
This regulation includes student own
ed and — or operated vehicles.
Scction 11 Registration Fee
The fee for registration of stu
dent vehicles is 25 cents for the
academic year from September to
June. This registration fee must be
Wilson Alumni
The Wilson Alumni Chapter held
its organizational meeting at the
Fir.st Presbyterian Church Tuesday
night.
Richard Ziglar, minister of Chris
tian education at the First Chris
tian Church was elected president.
Bruce Conyers, postmaster, was
elected vice president, Mrs. V. B.
Plyler was elected secretary and
Willard Woodard, Fike High School
principal, was elected treasurer.
Approximately 150 persons attend
ed the meeting including members
of the Senior Class at Altantic
Christian College who were honored
guests.
The vocal ensemble at ACC pro
vided student entertainment and
Gene Barnes, former student and
faculty member at AC, provided
several selections from Broadway
musicals for alumni entertainment.
Stalling’s Printers
“QUICK SERVICE and
BETTER PRESTING”
Phone 243-3381
paid during the first two weeks of
the semester in which the student
enrolls. Vehicles brought to the
campus following the registration
period must be registered with the
Dean of Student’s Office within 24
hours, Saturday and Sunday ex
cluded.
Upon payment of the fee and reg
istration, each student is given a
registration permit. This permit
must be displayed on the lower
right hand corner of the rear win
dow. If it is necessary to replace
the permit, it will be done without
cost upon the presentation of a por
tion of the original.
Section III Student Parking Regu
lations.
Students are prohibited from
parking at anytime on college prop
erty, except in the areas which
have been designated for student
parking. Only residents of Hackney
Hall are to park in the area behind
Hackney Hall, and only residents of
the women’s dormitories are to park
in the area behind Harper Hall
Annex. The parking lot behind the
Science Building is open to both
students and faculty. The parking
lot by the Music Building is re
served for faculty use only.
BONUS COUPON
TWO FOR ONE!
Buy One Ticket And
One Is Allowed Free!
CENTER THEATRE
Section IV Penalities
Non - registered vehicles, and
those parked in unauthorized areas,
will be given campus paiking tick
ets. A $2 fine will be charged siu-
dents receivmg tickets for parking
in unauthorized areas, or failing to
register their automobiles.
Failure to answer a summons
with regard to a parking violation
will result in appropriate college
disciplinary action.
Section V General Provisions
Student registration stickers
must be displayed in the appro
priate place.
Student owner, operator and—all
registrant of a motor vehicle is
responsible for any violation incur
red by that vehicle.
Violations of traffic regulations for
driving conduct prejudicial to the
best interest to the college may re
sult in revocation of driving privi
leges and appropriate d’soipHnarv
action.
Resident sophomore junior and
senior women who maintain a “C”
(2.00) average mav bo perm'tted
to have automobiles on campus.
Freshmen resident women students I been approved by the Administra-
may not have automobiles.
Men or women students may bo
requested by the Deans to return
cars to their home if in the opinion
of the Dean the possession of the
automobile is interfering with scho
lastic or campus adjustment.
Section VT Effective Date
These parking regulations have
Wilson Furniture
Company
COMPLETE FURNITURE
LINE AND PIANOS
125 S. Goldsboro Street
T aylor
Barber Shop
Taylor Made Haircuts
And Sliaves
112 N. TARBORO ST.
Ernest L. Raper, Manager
Cherry Hotel
MENS AND BOYS STORE
Wihon, N.C. "■
RAINES and COX
A PORTRAIT—THE GIFT ONLY
YOU CAN GIVE
3051/^ East Nash Street Phone 237-3935
ONE-HOUR CLEANERS
AND
LAUNDRY
Two Complete Plants
305 WEST NASH — 308 EAST NASH
THE
Holly House
So. Tarboro St, at Ward Blvd.
24 HOUR SERVICE
Good Food
Curb Service
Vaughan’s Jewelry
And
Music Store
Watche.s—Diamonds—Records
119 S. Tarboro St.
Phone 243-5707
ROBBINS
JEWELRY & MUSK
114 S. Goldsboro St.
Band - String Instruments
Records - Record Players
Watches - Watch Repairing
tive Council and are to become
effective with the ot>ening of college
in September 1964.
RICE’S Men Shop
Rents Or Sells
Formal Wear
Smart Styles For
Younpr Men
“Made to Measure Clothing”
227 E. .Na.sh St.
PEPS-COIA
I
y, ,
i
Lei's say lor a minute, mis is vou.
Once you wear the gold bars of a second
lieutenant in the United States Air Force,
what’s in store for you?
Well, you may fly an aircraft entrusted with a
vital defense mission. Or you may lead a
research team tackling problems on the fron
tier of knowledge. You’ll be helping to run an
organization that’s essential to the safety of
the free world.
Sounds like you'll be called on to shoulder a
good deal of responsibility, doesn’t it?
But when you come right down
to it, that’s what your college
U.S. Air Force
years have been preparing you for. You've
got ability and a good education. Now’s the
time to put them to work!
You’ll have every opportunity to prove your
talents in the Air Force. By doing so, you can
put yourself and your country ahead.
If you’re not already enrolled in ROTC,
you can earn your commission at Air
Force Officer Training School—a three-
month course that’s open to both men
and women college graduates. To apply,
you must be within 210 days
of graduation.