''The VoUe of the Siudents''
Spring Week Activities Set
By Steve Nations
Gaslight SGA Reporter
There’s something about spring that brings
forth special feelings in people.
For the past month, when the sun was
shining and the weather was warm, students
here at Gaston have been taking advantage of
the climate and gathering around the
courtyard, in the grass, or wherever they
could find to enjoy the sunny skies.
To climax aU the good feelings floating
around campus, it is appropriate to celebrate
with a week of extraordinary activities.
E^ach year, Gaston celebrates spring and the
approaching graduation with its annual
Spring fling, “Spring Week.” This year will be
no different.
“Spring Week,” which is sponsored by the
Student Government Association (SGA), is a
time when students can really let themselves
loose from the every day hassles of classes,
home and work.
Beginning on Monday, April 25 and
continuing through Friday, April 29, Gaston
College has something planned for everyone.
Several bands, such as Chairman of the
Board, Willow Creek, Doc Holliday, Shady
Grove and The Vandals wUl be on hand for
music lovers.
Also planned is a male and female pretty
legs contest, a fishfry, a cookout, a talent show
and a student-faculty softball game.
Clubs aroimd campus will have booths set
up Monday with displays, food, drinks, and
organized games.
Much time has been spent in the preparation
and scheduling of all the activities. ITie SGA
hopes that all students will attend and will
enjoy themselves.
The activites are free. Students have
already paid through the activity fee.
The “Spring Week” schedule is as follows
Monday
• Monday, April 25, the spring fling
activities will begin. All of the clubs on
campus will have a variety of activites.
Qubs Activities:
• AHA — Auction
• Foreign Language — Foreign Pastries
• MOA — Ice Cream Sale
•AEYC —Bake Sale
•B AC —Fish Fry
• Crimnal Justice — Dunking Booth
• Fashion Merch. — Fashion Show
• Library — Old Book Sale
• Phi Beta Lambda — Tacos and Drinks
The “Shady Grove” Band
• Shady Grove, a country bluegrass band,
wiD kick off “Spring Week” with a 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. performance in the campus courtyard. -
SGA Activity
• The SGA begins selling tee-shirts and
cups.
The SGA wants to remind everyone to
purchase a cup “because you never know
when you might need a good cup to mix up a
drink. ” Each cup holds 20 ounces and comes in
white with red lettering. The cup can be
purchased for $1, with your choice of Sun Drop
or Cheerwine.
The tee-shirts are gray and feature the
Budweiser logo and slogans. Other selections
include Budweiser’s Clysdale horse and the
slogan “Bring out your best.” The other tee-
shirt has Uncle Sam plunging through a
“Bud” label and reads “This Bud is for you.”
On the back of each shirt is a list of all the
bands appearing during “Spring Week.” All
shirts and printing are first quality and cost
only $5.
Tuesday
Talent Show
• The school-wide talent show will be held
oil Tuesday, April 26 at 11 a.m. in the Myers
Center Au(Utorium. Many talented students
have worked long hours in preparation for this
event. Freddie Dee is in charge of the
production.
Softball Game
• Following the talent show, there will be a
student-faculty softball game. Last year the
faculty team won 15-6 over the students.
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