November, 1957
THE PILOT
Page Three
PILOT SALUTES
“Martha, are you there?” is a
famllar sound as many classes be
gin. Martha Mason is a very sweet
and remarkable young lady who at
tends clases by way of a two-way
communication system and with
help from her mother. Martha is
imable to attend clases in person
for she is housed in an iron lung,
but she has attended classes ev^
day and attained a 97.22 average for
her freshman year. Quite remark
able, but to Martha it just comes
natural, for she is fond of books
and loves to read.
Her ambition is to become a writ
er and we are sure that she will go
far in that field for she has what It
takes. Martha has proven her cap
ability in her work and even more
as she inspired the Student Body
by reading the morning scripture in
' chapel.
Pilot salutes a sweet, determined
young girl who has njiade the best
out of her life.
Each month the Pilot chooses an
outstanding sophomore boy. This
month we are proud to salute Dil
lard Morrow.
The by-line “by Dillard Morrow”
is often seen in newspapers, since
Dillard is the school sportswriter,
writing up all the games for local
papers. Among his many other ac
tivities are Monogram Club, Circle
K Club and Sports Editor of the
Pilot. Dillard has filled his capacity
as sports editor so well that he is
without doubt one of the best that
Gardner-Webb has known.
Dillard, a native of Forest City,
plans to attend Western Carolina
after Gardner-Webb and major in
mathematics.
To a very nice and friendly boy,
we are proud to say "We salute
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Well, here I am again, look
ing across the campus at the
girls going to Phys. Ed., enjoy
ing the scenic beauty and won
dering why, with all of this to
choose from, Dillard Morrow
isn’t happy.
You can leam a good deal by
looking out the window. I just
saw Lawrence Mabheny and no
ticed that his nose has lost that
brownish color. This caused me
to realize that football season }s
I was planning on mentioning
some of the newer activities on
our campus, such as Keith Eller
turning lover, the “meatball”
hair-cuts, and Micky Byers’ col
lecting garbage, but our editor
wouldn’t let me have the space.
Since football season is over.
I’d like to warn Nanny, Hughes
and several other unfortunates
that it’ll be another year before
you are again Imown as athletes
so catch on to those girls pretty
tight 'cause the basketball play
ers feel that it is now their turn
to be hugged after the games. •
I am late trying to get this-as
signment in, so I’ll have to write
it in class Betty Jo fiamrick is
taking notes for me, and I’m
racking my brain for something
to put in the paper as to get
more names in it.
After a 30-minute chapel
break. I’m still hard at work and
Mr. Jolly isn’t helping one bit
by his pop test and lecture on
some popes over in Rome that
don’t have anything to do with
“The Pilot." Joan Cline isn’t
(helping much either since she
keeps smiling at me and taking
my mind off the job at hand.
Before I got back to my duty,
the bell rang and I had to rush
of to math. On my way up I
saw Charlene Kiser and Pat
Justice with their heads toge
ther gossiping. I can imagine
that if I could have gotten clos
er, I would have heard them
saying something about Mr.
Flynn.
All I got done in math was to
leam how to factor a quadratic
equation and notice that Chris
tine McSwain is a real cure
when she blushes, oh yes, I did
leam that Steve Carver and
Larry Mosteller snore.
During lunch I saw Preida
and she asked for my article.
Since I didn’t have it written,
I had to say that I’d tell her
WHY? next issue. See ya.
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TONGUE OP THE MONTH
Jayne Smith, you won this
month’s covets title. Better luck
next month Byers.
Have you seen the new Executive
committee? The boys in it are Nor
man Rush, Old Man Hughes, Co-
Captain Eller, the Chesney kid
Roper Cooper, and various others.
It is the purpose of these boys to
have their pictures taken when nec-
C. P. saying, “I can’t wait to get
home. Now just what’s at home for
C. Sparks saying, “I wish I could
go home,” after seeing her grades.
They couldn’t have been that bad,
or were they?
Bill Ashley, Steve Floyd, and
Lloyd Hoffman have the motto, “We
never wear two socks alike.” Won
der if that’s an excuse so people
never know when they dress too
fast?
Terry W. saying “All week long
Coach has been telling me to do
push-ups, so this week I’m going to
do “Stay-downs.”
Well, that’s all for this month.
Watch what you say or do because
we have spies all over. (Sounds like
the Executive Committee, doesn’t
it?) Adios for now . . .
FROM THE
SPORT'S DESK
By Dillard Morrow
* Old man fiotball ha^ rounded the
corner, not to pas this way again
until the hardwood has taken the
stage and all the bats broken. As
you know, the Bulldogs finished the
gridiron season with one of those
odd type records—3-3-3.
Since our last meeting, the Bull
dogs have dropped two, won two,
and tied one. The big black and red
took the full measure of the Win
gate attack; lost to Lees McRae in
a free scoring battle which saw both
teams scored a combined total of
fity-nine points; racked Mars Hill
up in one of the Bulldogs’ most
spirited victories; kicked a field goal
in the last thirty seconds to edge
Perrum 38-0; and traveled to the
Cracker state to be held to a 6-6 ver
dict.
Continued on Page 4
CUT CORNER
Some people we have heard, ex-
presed an opinion that they didn't
like this column. Well, that’s good,
because it’s going to come out every
month anyway. Ready, here we go.
We understand that Paul Cline is
lettering in “loving.” Is this right
Nancy?
Say “That’s the price of Glory”
Glenda?
Lib: You have a convert who likes
Clifside. That makes two of you.
Better go talk with Jane Mann.
John “Lover” Cambell: We have
heard that the girls really liked your
pictures. Oh Oh. Tliis could mean
trouble.
What is so fimny about passing
the hat, Eileen?
QUESTION OP THE MONTH —
Just Who Is your “special Angel,
first floor girls?
Judy Huchey: We hope that you
enjoy your Christmas present, but
Who wouldn’t enjoy a trip to Flori
da?
Burly Ed: Congratulations — We
understand that you finally made
the band. Atta boy.
Beth P. Someone told us that you
are dating again. Is this true?
Jery MacLeod: Say the boys over
7 finally gave you your burial
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