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HRISTIANCOLLEGE, JANUARY 17, 1974
NUMBER THIR1 EEN
and four
Christian College
^[jree hundred
Atlantic
students earned places on the
Dean's List for academic
achievement during the fall
semester of the current
academic year, according to Dr.
Lewis H. Swindell Jr., dean of
the college.
To earn places on the Dean s
List students must achieve at
least a 3.20 (B-plus) grade
average for the semester while
carrying a minimum of 12
semester hours.
Students named included:
Beverly J. Adams, Jerry W
Adams, Nancy J. Adams,
Barbara D. Albert, Patricia H.
Allen, Mary S. Alpar, Dianne L.
Alston, Francis M. Altman,
Shelia E. Ambrose, Roma 1.
Ameen, William F. Amerson,
Joyce H. Anderson, Lucinda J.
Andrews, David W. Arnold,
Sally J. Baird, Brenda I. Baker,
James F. Baker, Myra R.
Baker, Kenneth E. Banks,
Marshall J. Barker,
Patricia A. Barnes, Patricia
0. Barnes, Marilyn K. Batts,
Claudia G. Beamon, Marjorie L.
ibt Is Announced
DeniseDeMaria is amonglS finalists. (PhotobvMr. Rogerson)
One Of 13 Finalists
Denise DeMaria, a junior at
Atlantic Christian College, has
been named as one of 13 finalists
vying for the national title of 1974
Lecture
Scheduled
Dr. David E. Whisnant, lec
turer on American music will
deliver a lecture — demon
stration on the topic, “Hillbillies
and Revolutionairies: Contrary
Traditions in Appalachian
Music,” on Jan. 22, at 10 a.m., in
the choral room of Hackney
Music Building at Atlantic
Christian College.
Dr. Whisnant received his
graduate training in American
literature and history at Duke
University. He has taught at the
University of Illinois and for the
past five years has been doing
research and writing on Ap
palachian history, politics and
culture.
His articles have appeared in
the “New South,” “Centennial
Review,” “Journal of Higher
Education,” “Soundings,”
People’s Appalachia,”
Journal of Social History,” and
elsewhere. He is currently
witing a book on Appalachian
(tevelopment and serving as
consultant to the Southern
Regional Council and the
Smithsonian Institution’s
American Folklife Program.
The program is expected to
last until noon. The lecture is
open to the public. There will be
W) admission charge.
Golden Heart of Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
The pretty coed is being
sponsored by the Gamma
Lambda chapter of Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity contest. The
local chapter is one of 219
chapters of Sigma Phi Epsilon in
the nation which are par
ticipating in the event.
The winning candidate is to be
selected on the basis of beauty,
achievements, and devotion by
members of the fraternity
across the nation.
A member of Phi Mu sorority
at Atlantic Christian, she was
born in Frankfort, Germany and
is the daughter of Lt. Col. and
Mrs. John M. DeMaria of
Newport News, Va.
Commenting on the candidate,
a local fraternity spokesman
said that the Golden Hearts
(fraternity auxiliary) were first
organized in their chapter last
spring. Denise was one of fte
first girls to show an active
interest and as a result became a
charter member of the group.
“In early summer,” the
spokesman said, “Denise
started making plans to get the
“Little Sister” program more
involved in fraternity activities.
She has been instrumental in
adding new members to the
Golden Hearts and has
organized them into a functional
auxiliary of the fraternity.
Through her own involvement,
she has motivated the brothers
of the fraternity toward new
goals.”
Beddard. Diane A. Best, Rena L.
Biniek, David L. Blackmon, Jo
B. Bone, Carol M. Bowen, Mary
E. Bowen, Cleon E. Boyette Jr.,
Rose C. Bridgers, Paula S.
Brigman, Erlene H. Bryan,
Angela J. Bumgarner, Freida S.
Bunn, Harold G. Burkett. Roger
K. Bynum, Charles E. Calhoun,
Juan K. Carroll, April A.
Chamblee.
Gordon L. Chandler, James E.
Cobb Jr., Linda E. Cobb,
Pamela A. Cobb, Terry J. Cobb,
Wanda J. Coggins, Robert S.
Coleman. Burnie F. Collins,
Edith W. Collins, Barbara
Combs, Elizabeth L. Cooke,
Elizabeth M. Corbett, Arthur C.
Cornett, Eddie J. Council, Donna
W. Creech, Sandra K. Creech,
Lora K. Crooke, Marsha A.
Cunningham, Gary H. Currin,
Pamela C. Currin,
Randal B. Currin, Del C.
Daneisl, Vernon F. Daughtridge,
Donald G. Davenport, Anthony
R. Davis, Henry B. Davis Jr.,
Sitha M. Deans, Garry W. Dew,
Teresa P. Dickens, Donald R.
Dixon, Wanda C. Dixon, Dianne
M. Driver, Connie J. Duke, Gary
N. Duncan, Lori J. Durham,
Spencer G. Eakes, Alice J.
Edwards, Glenn L. Edwards,
Linda A. Edwards, Brenda M.
Ellis,
Willard J. Ellis, Linda V.
Estes, Tommy L. Evans, John
R. Farmer, Vivian D. Faulk,
Becky L. Figart, Charles W.
Finch, Nelson R. Fish, Elizabeth
J. Fisher, Brenda K. Ford,
Ramona D. Gardner, Rebecca J.
Garrett, Catherine G. Garris,
Andy W. Gay, Diane H. Geiges,
George W. Gentry, Mary J.
Gibbons, Robert C. Godley,
Alvin D. Gowin, Martha S.
Green,
Alvis R. Griffin, Deborah L.
Griffin, Hildegarde S. Griffin,
Karen K. Griffin, Peggy S.
Griffin, Debra S. Gupton, Janet
G. Gwin, Donald D. Haddock,
Irene M. Hall, Jo A. Hall, Donnie
E. Hare, Gloria G. Hare, Gene
W. Harrell, William R.
Harrelson, Karolyn A. Hartman,
William S. Hass, William R.
Hawkins, Elvia L. Helms, John
R. Helms Jr., Florence W
Herring,
Richard M. Hicjman, Teresa
Art Exhibit
An exhibition of art by
members of the Atlantic
Christian College art faculty
opened in Case Art Building on
the college campus, Jan. 9 and
will continue through Feb. 1.
Included in the exhibition are
paintings by Rusell W. Arnold,
sculpture by Edward C. Brown
and graphics by Thomas E.
Marshall and NorbertW. Irvine.
Arnold, chairman of the ACC
Department of Art was educated
at Atlantic Christian College, the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, the Art Students
League and with Hans Hoffman
New York. Brown attended
University of Texas and
Columbia University. Marshall
attended Richmond
Profess«.nal Institute (Virginia
Commonwealth University) and
the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. Irvine attended
Washington and Lee University
and Claremont Graduate School.
The gallery is open to the
public There is no admission
^arge. Gallery hours are
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10
a.m. - 5 p.m.; Tuesday
Thursday, 12 p.m.-5 p.m.; and
Tuesday, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
in
the
J. Hinnant, Janie P Hodges.
Thomas E. Hodges, Ava G,
Holden. Lou N. Holland.
Deborah J. Holmes, Donnell A.
Holt, Linda T. Holt, Randall
Hondros, Patricia P. Hooks,
Paula L. Hopkins, Gene D.
Howard, Harold R. Hummel.
Hermia S. Humphrey, Linda B.
Humphrey, Phillip W. Hurd,
Charles E. Hussey Jr., Doylene
R. Hutto, Tonda C. Jeffcoat,
Virginia B. Jernigan, Sandra
L. Johnson, Cathy M. Jones,
Claude 0. Jones. Daphne K.
Jones, Debra R. Jones. Larry E
Jones. Nina F. Jones, Philip N.
Jones, William R. Jones,
Heather L. Jordan, Deborah J.
Joyner, Henry F. Kent. Deborah
L. King. Herbert T. King,
Rebecca S. King, Lorraine I.
Kornegay, Sandra S. Langley,
Connie A. Lassiter, Wilma J.
Lassiter,
Catherine I. Law, Julia L.
Leach, Denise F. Ledford,
Darlene M. Lee, Dewey C. Lee,
Ivey R. Mallard, William T.
Maness, Barbara A. Mangum,
Joan L. Manning. John C.
Manning, Roberta E. Manning,
Joseph H. Martin Jr., Bonnie A.
Martinette, Lester D. Massey,
Wesley N. Matthews, Peggy S.
May, Phyllis L. Mayo, Lynda D.
McAlister, Nina L. McClelland,
Marlin A. McCrickard,
Catherine R. McDonald, Mary
J. McDowell, Robert J. McGee,
Milena J. McKee, Mary K.
McKown, Susan L. McLamb,
William R. McPherson, Kaye L.
Meador, Robert S. Meadows,
Deborah J, Mears, Robert L.
Mears, Roland J. Melancon,
Alice L. Mewborn, Suzanne L.
Midgett, Bynum J. Minton,
Susan B. Montague, Wayne W.
Moore, Robert W. Moseley,
Harry L. Moser, Larry B.
Moser,
Frances D. Moye, Jerry R.
Nelson, Earle J. Nemes, Francis
P. Nethercutt, Elissa J. Newell,
Darcelle Niemyer, Franklin T.
Osgood, Gordon W. Owens,
Catherine E. Panarese, Patricia
A. Parish, Linda F. Parker,
Robert E. Pate, Florine W.
Patterson, Janet E. Pearce,
Linda A Peed, Donna C. Perry,
Charles B. Petway Jr . Kathryn
A. Phipps, Elaine M Pierce,
Christy L. Pitts,
Ann R Poarch, Jerry L
Pridgen, Leon T Rackley,
James W Reese, Janie L
Register. Martha Reid, Sara B
Robbins, Reba V, Roberson,
Thelma G. Robertson. Debrah
H. Robinson, Susan K Rosen-
berger. Dennis L Hothrock.
Doris A. Rushing, Lavinder P
Sandhu, Margaret Schaefer,
Diane M. Schulte. Wanda J
Scott. Faye R Shearin. Linda W
Short, Terry B. Short,
Dorothy P. Simons, Daniel G.
Skinner, Susan A. Skinner,
James L. Slagle, Anne S. Smith,
Daphne A. Smith. Velma N.
Smith, Claudia J. Spalding,
James B. Spivey, Stephen V.
Sprinkle, Phyllis L. Starling,
Mary L. Steed, Robert L.
Stevenson, Barbara W Sugg,
Sue A. Suggs, Brenda L. Taylor,
Elizabeth G. Taylor. Vicki B.
Taylor, Stephen P Terrill,
William L. Thomas,
Laura M. Thompson, Sonya B.
Thompson, Stephanie A
Thompson, Janie B. Tomlinson,
Conie C. Varnell, Carolyn J
Wagner, Michael F. Walker,
Judy K. Wall, James F. Warren,
Lois A. Wasson, Robert R.
Waters, Sharon K Weaver,
Deborah B. Webb, Deborah J.
Webb, Deborah T. Webb,
Richard L. Whatley, James B,
White, Gina Whitehurst, Joel H.
Whitley, Detlef F. Whitlow,
John H. Whitlow, Judy C.
Wiggs, Luke D. Wilkins, Carol J.
Wilkinson, Emily R Williams,
Richard L. Williams, Virgie M.
Williams, Jennifer L.
Williamson, Irma R Wilson,
Margaret L. Wilson, Mary L.
Wilson, Robert J. Wilson, Victo
M Wilson, Barry S. Winstead,
Elizabeth L. Woodard, Janice G.
Woodlief, Brenda B. Wooten,
Rosalie S. Wooten, Dorothy E.
Wynne, Phyllis J. Yarborough,
Mary S. Yates, and Joseph P.
Zajac Jr.
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Connie Hines holds her man down as she fights for the ball. Kathy
Davenport yells, hit her as the women lost their basketball opening 58-
42. See relating article on page four. (Photo by FI on Snipes)