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ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, JANUARY 25, 1973
NUMBER THIRTEEN
fii^Part Of Dean’s List Announced
Surry „ . , , n. ,
Stephen V. Sprinkle, Rt. 1,
Dobson, N- C.
Tvrell
'Mary L. Rhodes, Rt. 2,
Columbia, N. C.
I n ion
Martha Reid, 2701 Hwy. 1362,
Matthews, N. C.
\ance
Fon L. Falkner, 823 Mon
tgomery St., Henderson, N. C.
Evelyn Falkner Hester,
Henderson, N. C.
Jerry R. Nelson, 334 Southall
St., Henderson, N. C.
Wake
Harriett Antone, 702 St.
George Rd., Raleigh, N. C.
Graylyn C. Doyle, Rt. 4,
Zebulon, N. C.
Barbara A. Evans, 718 Lke
Boone Tr., Raleigh
Anthony W. Vay, 112 East
Sycamore St., Zebulon, N. C.
Martha S. Green, 318 Dry
Ave., Cary, N. C.
Debra R. Jones, Rt. 2,
Zebulon, N. C.
Barbara Copeland King, Carv,
N. C.
Barbara A. Mangum, Rt. 3,
Raleigh, N. C.
Patricia A. Parish, Wendell,
N. C.
Robert E. Privette. Zebulon,
N. C.
Willard R. Raper, Rt. 1,
Wendell, N. C.
Karen C. Schaler, 4001 Lehigh
St., Raleigh, N. C.
SGA Hold Meeting
The Executive Board of the
Student Government
Association held its first meeting
of the year Tuesday, January 23,
in the Trustee Room of Hardy
Alumni Hall. President Robert
Cayton, presided and Margie
Thorpe substituted as Secretary
for the ill Mary Sue Richardson.
The first order of business was
the election of a new vice-
president to fill the vacancy left
by the graduation of Sir Walter
Scott. Board members chose
Mike Scott, a religion major, to
fill the vacancy.
The next topic of the agenda
was class cuts. Jim McCullen
moved that each student be
allowed to cut 25 per cent of the
meetings of each of his classes
without having his grade af
fected. McCullen accepted a
friendly amendment from
Margie Thorpe that this not
include the day of a pre
announced test. The motion was
carried.
A motion was made that the
NCSL 73
On March 22-25 the North
Carolina Student Legislature
will holds its thirty-sixth annual
meeting in Raleigh. NCSL
provides students with an op
portunity to learn through
participation the legislative
provesses and practical
problems in state government
At this time thirty state suj
ported and private schools ar^
chartered by the legislature.
NCSL presents what it feels to be
legislation worthy of the General
Assembly’s attention to this
group following its sessions and
have achieved great success in
fulfilling this purpose each year.
Atlantic Christian’s delegation is
headed by Robbie Steen and will
be represented by eight
students. Each of the members
will be expected to be familiar
with the three pieces of
legislation which AC will
present. Thorough research is
necessary in order to present a
bill in both houses with con
sequent passage. Two members
of our delegation will serve in
the Senate while five others
serve in the House. The hours
and demands are rigorous but
the reward of an excellent lesson
in good government is a just one.
In the evenings parties are the
norm to aid in discussion of the
topics as well as to relax
everyone after a long day of
meetings. NCSL’s not for
everyone but if it sounds in
teresting to you be at Hardy Hall
on Tuesday at 11:00 or contact
Robbie Steen (291-3328).
Board take some action in the
placing of students teachers at
the Wilson High school for
student teaching. The Board
took no action on this proposal,
but it did feel that such a
decision should be between the
individual student and Mr. Tait,
Director of Student Teachers.
The Board moved to change
their meeting date to the second
and fourth Mondays of the
month. It was carried.
Dean Whitehurst suggested
that if a social event had been
placed on the social calendar,
that posters advertising such
does not need further approval
before being displayed. This
motion was carried.
Next, Jimmy Adams sub
mitted a recommendation from
Bill Alligood that those Fresh-
See S(;.\ I’age 4
Scott Elected VP
The newly elected vice
president of the SGA is Mike
Scott. He is a religion major and
a native of New Bern, N.C. Mike
is twenty years old with one
brother and one sister. He
graduated from New Bern High
School and attended Mount Olive
College for two years
Mike’s goals are: 1) Fresh
man cars on campus provided
they have a 2.0 grade average
and the cars not be parked in
campus lots. He feels those lots
should be reserved for upper
classmen. 2) Women s hours on
weekdays should be extended
past 10 p.m. He thinks that little
happens before that time.
3) Visitation was his main goal.
He is uncertain but “really hates
to see it.” Afternoons and
evenings are fine but should be
strictly regulated and checked.
Campus life at AC and Mount
Olive are very different, Mike
says. He says a "spiritual uplift”
came about at Mt. Olive and that
AC needs the same.
All things considered, Mike
Scott feels that he will be happy
at AC and should add new
dimensions to the SGA.
Luke D. Wilkins, Rt. 6. Box
395. Raleigh, N. C.
Warren
Robert W. Mosely, 121 Brebon
St., Warrenton, C.
Sandra McLead Perkinson,
Littleton, N. C.
Washington
Sonya Browning, 120 Hazel St..
Plymouth, N. C.
Wayne
Catherine G. Garris, Rt. 2,
Goldsboro, N. C.
Donrie E. Hare, Rt. 7, Box 314,
FNP Program
Inaugurated
A family nurse practitioner
program has been inaugurated
at Atlantic Christian College
through its Department of
Nursing, according to an an
nouncement by Dr. Arthur D.
Wenger, president of the college.
The new program was
developed through a joint effort
of the college, the Area Health
Education Center, the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, and Edgecombe
General Hospital in Tarboro.
A family nurse practitioner
(FNP) is a practitioner who is
prepared to make independent
judgments and to assume
principle responsibility for
primary health care of in
dividuals and families in
organized services. She assumes
major professional respon
sibility for decision-making in
relation to health needs.
She works collaboralively with
physicians and other members
of the health team in the delivery
of health services to individuals
and families. Her practice is
community oriented, related to
needs, concerns, and priorities
of the consumers.
To qualify for the program,
candidates must be registered
nurses. They will spend 12-18
months in training in the
Atlantic Christian program.
They will be trained for
assumption of responsibility for
specific tasks involved in well-
child and well-adult care: the
diagnosis and treatment of
minor medical problems: the
care of minor injuries: long
term continuing care of specific
chronic diseases, such as hyper
tension, diabetes mellitus,
rheumatoid arthritis, etc.; and
recognition and classification of
medical emergencies. Special
stipends will be available for
FNP trainees.
The program will primarily be
funded through a grant from the
Kate B. Reynolds Foundation to
Edgecombe General Hospital,
and by the Area Health
Education Center at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. Both Atlantic
Christian and Edgecombe
General Hospital are in Region
L., Council of Governments.
Original guidelines call for the
program to be conducted by an
educational institution in order
to receive licensure. The FNP
program at Atlantic Christian
College will use the basic FNP
program at UNC as a model with
variation as needed to fit the
situation. The resources of the
UNC School of Medicine and
School of Nursing, in the form of
consultant service, will be at the
disposal of Atlantic Christian in
planning and inaugurating the
program.
Goldsboro, N. C.
Gloria G. Hare, Rt 1, Box 65,
Pikeviile. N. C.
Gloria Jackson Hooks.
Goldsboro, N. C.
Delores Massey Lane,
Fremont, N. C.
Sharon A. Martin, 713 W Main
St., Mt. Ohve, N. C.
Charles M. Pace. 2504 K Ash
St., Goldsboro, N. C.
Deborah Lupton Roach, Rt. 11,
Box ,A-w2, Goldsboro, N. C.
Phyllis L. Starling, 201 N.
Jackson St., Goldsboro, N. C.
\\ ilson
Cahlerine Ann .Xdams, 515
Rogers Ave., Wilson, N. C.
Mary C. Albert, 1001 Brnach St
, Wilson, N. C.
Freida Nolley Allegood, 114-A
Pearson St., Wilson, N. C.
Viola G. Andrews, 608
Meadowbrook Lane, Wilson, N.
C.
Benjamin Barnes, Elm Cilv,
N. C.
Rena Biniek, 500 Thurston Dr.,
Wilson. N. C.
Christine Bovette, Wilson, N.
C.
Helen Bunn, Rtt. 1, Sims, N. C.
Pamela A. Cobb, 1114 Delano
Ave., Wilson, N. C.
Terry Jo Cobb, 1114 Delano
Ave., Wilson, N. C.
Burnie Fulton Collins, Jr., 407
Bragg St., Wilson, N. C.
Sandra Kay Creech, 1106
Corbett Ave.. Wilson, N. C.
Dela Daniels, Stantonsburg,
N. C.
Ella B. Denas, 506 Monticello
Dr., bzilson, N. C.
Alice J. Edwards, 1103 Mercer
St., Wilson, N. C.
Leamon Glenn Etheridge Jr.,
112 Tolly Ho Mobile Village.
Wilson, N. C.
Janet R. Evans, Rt. 1, Kenly,
N. C.
Larry W. PTowers, Rt. 2,
Wilson, N. C.
Brenda K. P'ord, RED 1, Box
181, Sims, N. C.
Joan B. Gibbs, 1229 Tilghman
Rd., Wilson, N. .C.
Susan K. Godwin, Rt. 4, Box
393-D, Wilson, N. C.
Elvia Little hHelms, 1107 W.
Lee St., Wilson, N. C.
Ada Coley Hunt, Tyson Dr.,
Stantonsburg, N. C.
Robert L. Johnston, 1008
Turner Ave, Wilson. N. C.
Llewellyn Williams Jones, 903-
B Anthony St., Wilson, N. C.
Denise L. Keeter, 1208 Robin
Hill Rd., Wilson, N. C.
Janet Parnell Langston, P. 0.
Box 125, Sims, N. C.
William E. Leiws, 3815 W.
Nash Rd.. Wilson, N. C.
Susan E. Liles, Rt. I, Bailey,
N. C.
Gerald W. Lineberger. 109
Rountree St., Wilson, N. C.
Charles V. Lively, 209 W. Lee
Deborah F. McShane, 211
Park Ave., Wilson, N. C.
Phyllis L. Mayo, Stan
tonsburg, N.C.
Frances M, Mercer, 1123
Bynum St., Wilson, N. C.
Edward C. Merritt, 1110
Elizabeth Rd., Wilson. N. C.
Albert Mewborn, 1200-A Park
Ave., Wilson, N. C.
Pamela Ann Miller, Dundas,
Va.
Steve 0. Moore. 304 N. Kincaid
Ave., Wilson, N.
Nancy Carol Mooring, Black
Creek, N. C.
Edna Murray, Rt. 1. P'ountain,
N. C.
Muriel Grubbs Overman, 910
Grove St., Wilson, N. C.
Harriet E. Pridgen, 1606
Woodside Dr., Wilson, N. C.
Kenneth L Pridgen. Wilson,
N ('
Thelma G Robertson, 305 Mt
Vernon Dr . Wilson
Daniel .NL Schulte. Box 14H7,
Wilson, N C
Linda Webb Short, 2129
Cockran St . Wilson, .N. C.
Linda Ci Slawson, 1605
Slronwood Dr , Wilson, N. C
Michael S. Smith, Rt 3, Box
,501. Elm City, N. ('.
Susan Madison Stanlon, Olde
Towne .Apis , Wilson, N. C
Robert L. Stevenson Jr , 201
Bragg St , Wilson, N ('
Rebecca Boykin Stott, P 0
Box 357. Bailey, N, C.
Barbara Warren Sugg, 911
Raleigh Kd . Wilson. N. C.
Mary J. Sullivan, 1014 Bynum
St . Wilson. N C.
Larry V Sutton, 1807 W Nash
St., Wilson, N, C.
Douglas C. Tabb Jr., 204
Connor St., Wilson, N. C.
Janie B. Tomlinson, Rt. 5, Box
213, Wilson
Maret Toom. Wilson, N. C.
Greyson Shuff Tucker, Olde
Towne .’Vpts., Wilson, N. C.
Linda .Abbott Turlington, Box
88, Black Creek, N, C.
I’hillip E, Turner, 302 Thur
ston Dr., Wilson, N. C.
Deborah Thorne Webb. Box
195, Rt. 4, Wilson, N. C.
Kathryn L, Wells, 4(K) Mont-
cello Dr., Wilson, N. C.
John T. Worrell, 27 Silverr
Pines Wilson, N. C.
Out of .state
Conn.
Heather L. Jordan, 82
I’rimrose Ct., Bridgeport
Fla.
Judith A. Meece, 2735 Hibiscus
St., Sarasota
Rosemarie V. Vincent, 4570
Hibiscus, West Palm
(ia.
Nancy C. Wimpby, Dahlonega
New ,Iersey
Richard J. Eichenlau, 203
Kingsport Rd., Cherry Hill, N. J
I’a.
Eugene Blase, 1(X)8 1st Ave..
Williamsport
Stephen Crocco, 214 Queslend
Ave., Pittsburgh. Pa
Harold R. Hummel, 175
Prospect St., I^hoenixville
,S<). Car.
John A. Hermzn, 1748 Morning
10 La., Columbia
John .N. McDaniel, 2011 2nd
L('oo Rd., Florence
Cynthia Jane Mercer. 3814
Little River Rd , Myrtle Beach,
S. C.
Va.
Martha L. Abbott, 312 Park-
wood Place, Charlottesville
Roma Ameen, 501 Manson Dr.,
Hopewell
Mary Ahsley, 58 Aylwin
Crescent, Portsmouth
Mary Bowen, Salem
Thomas Cleaton, 203 W. High
St., South Hil
Robert Coleman, 404 Oak Hill
Dr., Empira
Mary G. Doughty, 1400 Clay
St., Franklin
Connie Edwards, Rt. 1, Box
253, Jarratt
Becky L. Figart, 800 Rosemont
Rd.. Richmond
Della M. Gibbs, 800 Rodman
Ave., Portsmouth
Edward E. Guldenschuh, Box
295, Brodnax. Va.
Elizabeth K. Harper, 609 River
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