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GARDNER-WEBB PILOT
JANUARY, 1945
GARDNER-WEBB PILOT Christmas faculty Who’s Who
BOILING SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA tnjOyed
otaFF Wednesday, December INCWS “DOT” FRANKLIN
20, our B. S. U. Council had If there is one student on
T ^ T • T-, 1 1 rhars-p of the mnrninff dpvo- Miss Jennie Smith’s fam- our campus who can truly be
Editor-In-Chief Louise Edwards ch^ge ot the ™ y
tion at breaktast ihe dining reunion on Uecemoer iJ5 is Mrs. Carl Franklin or just
Associate Editor J. T. Jones, Jr. hall was beautifully decorat- j;iome in Cowpens. “Dot” Franklin as we all
ed and candles served as the , Miss Jane ii^lhott spent the know her.
News Editor Bernice McMurry only light during the entire hohdays at Boiling Springs “Dot” is the daughter of
meal period. All the councu witn fter parents. Mrs. John Ramsey and the
Feature Editor : Eris Smith members were seated at a Rutn ^.leaner Elliott late Mr. Ramsey of Morgan-
^ , j i. i.1. £ ^ received ner diploma irom ton. North Carolina.
FHitor Marearet Wacaster arranged at the front joj^jjs Hopkin iiospital tne In 1935 “Dot” was married
Religious Editor Margaret Wacaster dming hall, with the last week m Decemoer and is to Carl Franklin. Five years
^ IVT ^ -D U D 11 -r 1 XJ 1 u. president, Ovella navmg ner pnysical examina- later he passed away. After-
Sports Editors Margaret Roberts, Polly Camp, Jack Hoyle hostess as a preliminary to en- ward “Dot” decided to come
Ci.cula.ion Manager Louise Martin silence signal ™ “:r7an“ Shf “e^wSh^ur,!;,
Heporte,-. Evelyn HarriU, Claudia Pearson. Colleen rsTsTnefieS Tvefy “eS sStnisSj s'ot‘hiJE
Talbert, Marigold Long, Miss Carolyn Wray, impressive Christmas mes- monins overseas duty and .school work and this year
sage wnich was tollowed by visited his wiie from Decem- became a college freshman.
Patricia Sumner, Jeanne Rollins, and members ^ wr^viH” h-s. ber litn until the zbth. All during last year and
f fVio TniiT-nQiiaTn Plaoa - ■ u T3 u ' • Blancnard of Ra- this she has been one of the
of the Journalism Class. ^ Margaret Roberts, Ruby con- jgj^^ nuDert JUix- most influential characters
Typists Pauline Costner, Ida Lattimore, Martha nor and Margaret Wacaster. on and Mrs. Jonnson during on our campus. Her duties
w IV With this inspiring beginning, tne holidays. Mr. Blancnard along the religious line brings
Ann Walker heart was touched with is the brotner of Mrs. Jonn- her in contact with many stu-
tho =r.ivi+ r,f rhT-ia+mna soH. dents. She conducts our Ves-
Managing Editor W. Lawson Allen tne spirit oi L^nristmas. j:'ormer Dean Hubert Dixon per services in such a way
During the eating period sailed trom JNew York in that all are inspired by them.
Published Monthly except July and August by the the entire assembly joined in tne Armed Guard Service and She is a very loyal member
, ^ ^ . j ITT ui. T • /-. 11 T tne singing of “Silent Night”, is now on the hign seas. of many other organizations,
iacuity and Students of Gardner-Webb Junior College, Inc., ■•jingie Bens". To com- Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. John- but one of her chief duties is
Boiling Springs North Carolina. P^ece tne program the B. S. son spent Christmas Day in vice president of the Student
U. sang tne “B. S. U. Song” Kings Mountain with Mr. Government Organization.
Ar,r>Hpn+inTi fnr ArlTni's«ir.Ti ‘^Pff.Tirl riflsc. Mattpr and Wished everyone a Mer- Dixon’s parents. She carries on her work here
Application for Admission As Second Class Matter prosper- President and Mrs. Elliott, with dignity, thereby gaining
Is Pending. ous iNew lear. Dean and Mrs. Sullivan were the respect and love of all the
dinner guests of the David- students.
NEW TAMPim DISEASE MIKIfA! FfHOFS during the holidays. Yes, it is really a pleasure
JNliiW CAlVli'Ub UlbHiAbii,. Hl^nUCiD ]y[jgg Frances Cuthbertson to know and associate with
Do we have pride in our college campus? The answer ine nans oi the Hj. B. ±iam- entertained ten guests at a our “Dot”, Franklin.
by most students to this question would be a ready “yes”! rick bunding resounded with dinner party at ner home in
However, most us are not conscious of the ,act that we “ Cmi i'Sr 'jJ.rdtSer“S
do throw papers, orange peeling, candy wrappers, cigarette under the direction of Miss given in compliment to Sgt. is tnrdaugnter ot M^^^ J H
stubs and apple cores on the grounds, in the classrooms, and Betsy Jane Fuller presented and Mrs. Bradley Bruitt Cart- jones oi Boning Springs She
in the social rooms of our college. We also neglect t^ beau- its annual Christmas pro- wright, Jr., of Decatur, Ala., graduated from tne Boiling
tiful furniture which we have been fortunate enough to sram. and Camp Sutton. oprings hign school in I944
obtain in^^ecent yea„. When moving the te.iture we often fh? Sil'a^rroltli^'latYn
scar it unnecessarily and damage it considerably. Pretty -Hark I'ne Herald Angels an informal tea in the facul- tne ranks of the msnman
soon we’ll have a new type of chair on our campus—yes! Sing,” “The First Noel,” ty living room of Curtis-Hug- class, but she was already
armless chairs—because some of us fancy ourselves as mock- “We Three Kings,” “It Came gins Hail on January 6. known on the campus of
ing birds and perch upon them. Upon the Midnight Clear," Mr. and ^s. W. Lawson uardner-Webb. In November,
U, Little lown of Bethle- Allen and Louise spent the she gave a musical re
Too, the grounds of our college were beautiful when hem,” “Away In a Manger,” holidays in Sylva, N. C., with citai’here. She studies music
we'came to school this fall, now they have paths made from “Cnrist- Mrs. L. L. Allen and Mr. and under Miss iviilier, and voice
students taking short cuts when only a few more moments and pMrs. C. R. Moody, their par- under Miss Fuller.’She is also
a few more steps would have kept them looking beautiful. Senary Cai!,~"’ ‘^"Sr. Allen spoke on Sun- Lnt Tnfon ^CouLu""'"'
Let’s start this year oif right by taking prid(^in our 'f'^e solos were “Chris^ day, December 31, at Cullow- “Leila,” as she is known to
college campus and make it the most attractive possible. Let’s p . Night, 0 hee Baptist Church, and has her classmates, has won an
With Pure Devotion,’ and recently filled engagements enviable nomtmTi in tho noart-o
make campus pride contagious! «VVe Three Kings.” The before the SchoolLster’s tS st^ts^ S
0 sohsts were Thelma Autry, Club, Shelby Lions club, and leaves us in March to’ enter
TTHERQ QEE TT« ” Margaret Roberts, Margaret the Forest City Lions club, vne Cadet Nurses Corps at
... AS ITHERS SEE US . . . Wacaster Velna Ivester, tve- ^ the North Carolina B^^ptist
Sarcastic, lazy, self-centered, conceited, selfish, sneak- Harrill, Colleen Mill, Sam EcOtlOmiCS Hospital in Winston-Salem.
ing,-Catty! Do these terms define our personality? Quickly ford^^ollev ' /->| !/• *x C* Vve Know that she shall suc-
there flashes into our mind a negative answer, but we readily Following this beautiful otOYeS cause^ of\er^'charaSer^^^
think of some person to whom they do apply. How different and inspiring program the TvTp frpqlimnn
our thoughts would be if we could only see our real selves f-^ifrTstmfs^'carof”® economics class made a SAM GREENE, JR.
as others see us. However, most individuals are prejudiced ^ uiiiiai-mdb interesting trip to Gilli- Sam is the son of Mr. and
in their opinion of themselves. “0 wad some Power the DI7D A TDI A TCH Ham- Mrs. Sam Greene of Moores-
giftie gie us to see ourselves as ithers see us!” KHr AlKlAlJlLI rick’s Jewelry store to study boro. North Carolina, and a
T ,, i ij ■ ■ 11 1 J J patterns of china, crystal, active member of the sooho-
In the present world crisis, we are all over-worked and starts on Page one and silver. more class. During his hSh
our nerves are keyed up to a higher pitch than normal. All from America, and they were The class consisted of the school years at Mooresboro
of this tends to make us forget the other people around us exchanged for Japanese pri- following girls: Betty Bowl- he was very outstanding in
and to think only of ourselves. This is a very poor philosophy ^ ^ ^ Callahan, Kather- all phases of school life. For
, , J . 14.. V VI 1J u ’4. They boarded the Grip- me Crawford, Theresa Gath- three vear«^ bp cjq -nvoa
to have, and in normal times we probably wouldn t have it, g^^p_ Lillian Gilbert, Hazel ident of his class When he
however, it’s prevalent—and only we can do something about ping in South Africa and Rio Harmon, Colleen Hill, Ella was a senior in high school
it! Janeiro, they arrived in Jones, Iva Jean Kincaid, Ann he passed the.admission test
Let us suggest that at the end of each day every student the United States Lundien, S e 1 m a Philbeck, to Gardner-Webb and enter-
1 1JI4.1,- 4-- J-1. T J The students at Gardner- Nancy Plonk, and Louise ed in the fall nf Ioiq ^
on our campus ask himself this question, What have I done ^g^b were benefited by her Towery. freshman
today that only a valuable or a true college citizen would do?” inspirational messages, deli- Some of the patterns seen During'his freshman year
0 vered in her pleasing man- in silver were Spring Glory, he was vice president of the
ner. They presented her with Chantilly, C 0 m e 11 i a, and freshman class and had the
A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY a gift of nine dollars to cover Strasbourg; patterns seen in leading role in the immortal
T T. J. 1-, .1 1 her expenses on her visit. As china were Apple Blossom, plav. “Stenhen Fnstpr” Tn
WitrdLtTfacran^ feS ^ a true Christian steward, Miss The Hunt, and Mayflower ; addition to his dramatic abi-
witn dirty race and bare leet, Lawton stated that she in- and patterns seen in crystal lity, he has a talent for ninnn
But now Johnny is fighting the Japs, tended to give part of it to were Chantilly and The Early and voice He has taken voice
In the face of disappointment and defeat. the Lottie Moon Christmas American Sandwich Pattern, for three yefrs and San^for
He’s only a private, just one of the crowd, offering; the other, she wants The patterns liked most by ten.
But there’s something about Johnny that makes to use to help buy an organ the girls were Apple Bios- This year Sam holds the
TT -..u t, 1 u 1 . Chinese girls. som china, Chantilly silver, lead in many school activi-
He didn t leave with choked-back tears, and Chantilly crystal. ties. He is chief marshall
He left smiling and brave without any fears. “Can you serve company?” president of Marshall Club’
Is he coming back? asked the housewife when First Legal Steno: “Just captain of the football team’
Surely he will, she was hiring the servant. because a man has money and co-captain of the basket-
And someday all our dreams of the future, “Yes, mum—both ways.” that doesn’t mean he’s a sue- ball team.
Shall be fulfilled. “What do you mean?” ask- cess.” His greatest ambition is to
In the meantime while Johnny is fighting ed the puzzled one. Second: “I’ll marry any become an actor, however, he
I’ll keep up his morale by writing. “So’s they’ll come again or failure who’s got a million will enter the United States
—Iva Spake. stay away.” dollars.” Army soon.