BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1969 We Did Eat Thanks! Emily Rice THE SOUND OF NOISE The Joyful Noise, G-W’s touring folk group, returned days early this semester with a two fold purpose: to plan trips and to cut a re cord. The Joyful Noise has long been “booked up” for the semester. These engagements vrill take the group to Mississippi College, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and Birmingham, Alabama, as well as to lo cal churches and civic clubs. On January 15, the singers traveled to Green ville, S. C., for an eight hour recording ses sion at Mark V studios to produce a long- playing stereo album which is expected to arrive the first week of March. The Album will be a collection of contemporary songs as well as religious folk music with origi nal compositions in both fields. These re cords will be sold at four dollars per album. Members of the Joyful Noise include Dan Snyder, Carol Neese. Jerry Simpson, Bill Har- till, Tamara Lane, Patsy Humphries, Dawn Spainhour, Lawton Neely, and Reg Alexander. Emily Rice may not get into the history books but she was a famous lady Sunday morning on the Gardner-Webb College campus. Over 300 persons, stranded by the area’s worst snowstorm in decades, were hungry and in need of breakfast which they could hardly have hoped to find in the coUege cafeteria. Emily Rice, Slater Food service em ployee, was the only person to get into work and she saved the She cooked heaping plates of eggs, bacon, and grits with juice and coffee to greet sur prised but appreciative stu dents, stranged parents, visit ing high school basketball play ers and other guests. Recruitment possibili ties with visiting high school stars improved greatly with this breakfast and next year’s success in basketball may rest partly on the fact that Emily Rice was willing to brave the snow and ice to carry out her By noon three Slater em ployees were on hand and were given assistance by Rev. Bud dy Freeman, the college mi nister, and Mrs. Freeman; Miss Nancy Sorrells, dean of wom en; Lois Sorrells, her sister; and around 30 students pitched Youth Views Society Differently The PILOT has taken a cross-sectional student poll with the intention of establishing the viewpoint of today’s generation. Here with are the q uestions and responses — What would you say? 1. What is the most important issue to be solved by 2000 ? Peace 34% Race 30% 2. What new scientific achievement excites you most? Space Exploration 42% Heart Transplants (and Mechanical hearts) 30% Birth Control 10% c. 8% (Including one write in: Dr. Poston) 5. Do you believe that a governmental representative should decide policies (a) according to the people he represents, or (b) according to the best of his personal judgment? Gone With The Wind 16% Graduate 10% Heart Is A Lonely Hunter 8% Rosemary’s Baby 8 % 2001: A Space Odyssey 8% Camelot 6% Doctor Zhivago 4% Sound of Music 4% Bill Wallace of China 4% (others 30%) 8. Name a favorite television series. Mission Impossible 30% Star Trek 12% Smothers Brothers 8% Avengers 4% Glenn Campbell 4% Land of the Giants 4% That Girl 4% (others 34%) : space program i in to insure meals for the re mainder of the day. All the students gave their time and were volunteers to help make it possible for their feUow students to eat. Mr. Ro bert Reid manager of the cafe- tefia, priased the persons who made it possible for the cafe teria to open. His repeated ef forts during the day to drive in from Shelby failed each time. Sanders - Valentine Queen Miss Jill Sanders, a fresh man frcan Durham, N. C., was crowned Valentine Queen at the YWA Sweetheart Banq uet held on February 13,1969 in the Bull dog Room. The Q ueen, escorted by Bill Harrill, was crowned by the former Queen Miss Do- nnalyn Cathey. Vickie Jackson escorted by Barry Maney. Jill Sanders escorted by Bill Harrill. Sheila Warlick escorted by Nelson London. Miss Tamara Lane, Presi dent of the YWA’s welcomed the guests to stardom to ac cent the theme “A Little Bit of Heaven.” Others taking part in the program were Dr. Vann Mur rell and Mr. Paul Sorrels (giv ing words of live to those pre sent). Miss Kathey Ramsey, accompanied by Mr. Lawton Neely on the guitar, presented “When I Fall In Love” to end the program.

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