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THE PILOT
October, 1955
PAT STOUT
Capturing the honor for this
month’s feminine “Big Wheel” Is a
very attractive, green eyed blond by
the name of Pat Stout. Pat, 19,
comes to us from High Point, North
Carolina and is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Stout.
Pat grew up in High Point and
graduated from High Point High
School in 1954. While there she
participated in many group activi
ties. Besides her studies, her next
biggest job was as student secretary
to the Dean.
Pat heard of Gardner-Webb
through the Revival Team that came
to her church. With further en
couragement from her parents and
friends who had either been or heard
about G. W. she decided that this
was the place for her.
Since coming to Gardner-Webb,
Pat’s list of accomplishments has
continued to grow. Last year, she
was selected to represent her fresh
man class as Homecoming sponsor,
was a cheerleader, and a member of
the May Court. This year Pat is not
only a cheerleader but was selected
as chief. She also belongs to several
clubs and the Pilot staff.
Pat’s favorites are sports (with
football talking first place), movies,
parties, and writing letters—especial
ly to Carolina. Her favorite sub
jects are Psychology and Litera
ture. The only thing she really dis
likes Is “stuck up” people.
Pat’s future includes further
scViooling at either Meredith, Wake
Forest, or East Carolina. She is
undecided as to what she will study.
Whatever it may be, the personality
of Pat Stout as displayed on our
campus will make for success in any
field.
Do noble things, not dream of
them all day long.
—Kingsley.
TOMMY SHEETS
The wheel is spinning, spinning,
spinning and finally comes to a stop,
pointing to Tommy (better known
as “Mully”) Sheets, a sophomore
who hails from Winston-Salem,
North Carolina. In case there is
anyone who doesn’t know Tommy,
he is 5’ 11” and weighs 175 lbs. Al
though a great deal of Tommy’s
time is spent in classes and on the
football field he is still about campus
a good deal.
Tommy attended R. J. Reynolds
High School in Winston-Salem and
graduated from Hargraves Military
Academy in ’54. During his junior
year at Reynolds he played in the
Piedmont Bowl with the Winston-
Salem all stai's.
Last year at Gardnef-Webb he
made all conference in football, all
state in baseball, played basketball
and boxed in the Golden Gloves.
This year as a sophomore Tommy
is co-captain of the Bulldogs. He
has already proved himself worthy
of the honor bestowed upon him by
his teammates in his performances
this year. He is also president of
the Monogram club.
On November 24, Tommy and Lib
Moore, an alumna of Gardner-Webb,
plan to be married in the First
Baptist Church in Shelby.
It seems only natural that Mully’s
favorite sport should be football and
that his ambition is to be a coach.
Mully’s plans are indefinite but
wherever he goes he will undoubted
ly be a success.
My concern is not whether God is
on our side; my great concern is to
be on God’s side.
—Abe Lincoln
The doorstep to the temple of
wisdom is a knowledge of our own
Ignorance.
—Copied.
Bulldog Barks
Greetings all you cats and kit
tens. The bulldog really has some
thing to bark about this month.
There is still a few people that we do
not know yet but if we’ll all start
being a little more friendly I’m sure
it won’t be long until everyone will
know each other. Let’s start off with
something new and interesting like
Margaret Gold, need we say more,
Arnold??? How about this
“newsome twosome” of Jimmy and
Cordy—could this be developing into
something special????? .... Say
Ronald, how do you ever tell those
beauties from Chesnee apart??? . . ,
Who is the day student Tom Poston
has been seen with frequently—
could her name be Mildred by any
chance??? .... Kay and Scotty
still seem to fmd each other interest
ing ... . Too bad girls, Jerry Camp
is hooked by one of those Mount
Holly gals .... Charlotte, Ellis Ann,
and Betty Rose are still rushing like
mad to the post office everyday . . .
Seems like a few boys dread getting
mail—how about it Doby? Meat?
Mac? Bob Tobin sure has a cute
wife—bring her around more often
Tobin .... How about all these new
people—we see that Von has the
boys agio. Kitty Logan is one of
her competitors—perk up your ears,
Bill .... Fay Branch is one of the
cutest little blonds we have on
campus—Betty Oliver is at the top
of the list for brunettes—right boys?
.... How about Irva Smith??? —
Henry B. should be able to answer
any question about her .... Phil
Mundy has a few of the Fresh
men boys stary eyed—take it easy,
Phil .... Speaking of Freshmen
boys—Doug Greer, Tom McCarver,
Benny Sherrill, and Edwin Peeler
are some of the cutest—don’t you
agree with us, girls???? . . . “Shine”
Williams is a hopeless case—what a
case!!!! .... Don Poole is one of
the nicest guys on campus—not for
getting to mention Upchurch and
J. Hudson .... Congratulations this
month goes to Ed Scruggs .... nice
going, Ed .... Joyce Odum is really
a cool dish—better take notice guys
.... This is the bulldog signing off
for this month—saying that we dogs
aren’t as dumb as you think for we
see and know all ... . See you next
issue. . , . “Hortense” and “Myrtle,”
BOULDER, COLO.—(I.P.)—Senior
women at the University of Colorado
will be free to stay out as late as
they wish this year, according to
an announcement by Dean of Wom
en Mary-Ethel Ball.
Under the plan, door keys will be
given to each senior, the cost being
absorbed by a key deposit. Seniors
would be required to sign out of their
residence when they intend to be out
CAMPUS BIG WHEELS
Poll Of Opinion
Question:
If you were given a bottle of
cacodyl, what would you do with it?
Answers.
Frances Causby: I’d use it for in
delible ink in my private
letters to Bobby.
Bill Walker: I’d use it for Air Wick
in “Little Bob’s” closet and
hope it helps that green
chicken he won’t throw
away!
Phyliss Mundy: Let’s give it to Miss
Polluck’s Spanish classes.
I’ll furnish the paper cups
and nerve.
Bill Bovender: Believe I’d use it for
innoculating mad women,
especially if it foams. (It
or they, Bill?)
Bettye Oliver; I think I’d use it for
a homesick medicine.
Bob Montgomery; Pour it in the
candy machine and wash
the nickels out, heh-heh.
Erva Smith: Child, there ain’t noth
ing like liquid refresh
ments! (She eats and
drinks anything in sight).
Eddie Scruggs: Who, me? If any
one gave me a bottle of
any beverage, I’d say they
were crazy. (Ouch)
Marlene Lee: Hand it to Miss Star
nes and pass it down to
Willard Upchurch.
Arnold Isaacs: First, ask Margaret
if I can have it. (?)
Sarah Rhodes: It sounds like pick
les, but I bet it’s juice.
Anything would be better
than Vienna sausage oil.
(Right!)
Jerry Ballard: Reckon I’d use Ityfor
pickling used chewing gum
in one great BIG jar.
(Stingy)
Cacodyl; An arsenial radical whose
compounds are noted for their vile
smell and poisonous properties; a
colorless poisonous liquid of offen-
beyond the regular closing hours or
overnight. Falsification of informa
tion on signout slips or abuse of the
key privilege would be subject to
severe penalty.
The Dean’s office believes senior
girls are mature enough to be trust
ed with the new privilege. It was
pointed out that the plan will be
evaluated each year and that the
Associated Women Students organ
ization is free to revoke it each
year.
There is no freedom on earth for
those who deny freedom to others.