THE PILOT
December, 1958
OUR HEARTS DESIRES, DEAR SANTA
Dear Santa,
We have been angels all this year,
So please be good to us, Santa, dear.
Sylvia wants a sophomore who’s really a dream
He’s number 12 on the football team.
Linda is hoping to find F. E. under her tree.
This should suit her to a tee.
Ann’s should be the basketball type;
If he’s in her stocking her Christmas will be jus
Irene likes the athletic type, too.
If her “feller" isn’t there, she surely will be blue.
Rosemary doe-n’t have anyone special in mind,
So I’m sure that your choice will be just fine.
Eileen hopes to find under her tree
A special someone with the initials A. C.
We’re sure these wishes aren’t too extreme,
So please, dear Santa, bring us our dream.
Dreams are born, not made,
So give Santa time to find his spade
I’m sure I’ll unearth these wishes for you
And make all your hopeful dreams come true.
For Sylvia I’ll bring a boy named Rip.
You can be sure this promise isn’t a gyp.
That cute little freshman that Linda wants
I’ll try to find in one of his haunts.
Anne seems to already have her boy
So along with Don I’ll Just send some joy.
Irene and Fred are a mighty cute pair
So she won’t be blue when he is there
Rosemary is such a cute girl
That I’ll bring a couple of boys to give her a wt
Arthur Clayton seems to like Eileen, too.
Coupling them is really easy to do.
I’m sure since your wishes are simple and few,
I can easily make all your dreams come true.
Frostily yours.
Dear Santa,
I’m asking for a pretty tall request
—somewhere around 6 feet. He is a Maurice 1
tackle on the football team and quest, but ;
weighs about 185 pounds. I’d like this get him to
very much for Christmas if possible.
Thank you,
A Freshman
To aid you in making your Christmas list,
Here’re nine sweet girls who don’t want to be missed.
So give special attention to the following names,
And help us all to achieve our aims.
Joan is happy since she has her Fred
So all she wants is his picture by her bed.
Deanna likes N. C. weather as we all know
Her wish is that she’ll see some snow.
Mary Gail’s desire is quite easy to define—
A friend for her in Asheville with her always on his
Jean is doini; just fine and dandy
She wants R. H. along with some candy
Scottie is in quite a mess
Help her decide to which boy to say yes.
Paula’s wish is for only one thing
Her phone kept busy with that Honea Path ring.
Mary is happy just so long as she
Can be with her family right beside the tree.
Lib’s desire can be summed up in one word.
She wants a special form of a “Byrd.”
Linda has thought and dreamed and worried
Now says she wants her vacation not to be hurried.
As you can see, dear jolly St. Nick,
We ask your help and want it quick.
Make all our Christmas hopes come true.
And we’ll be good girls, we promise you.
Love, hugs, and kisses from
The Hopeful Nine
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SECRETS OF
THE ADS
by Sonja Hedrick
Students, did you know that the
ads are important to you. Why?
Well, for one reason they help pay
for the paper. Another reason, pro
bably the most important one to
you, is that through them you axe
allowed a discount at certain stores.
Hudson’s in Shelby gives all Gard-
ner-Webb students a 10 per cent dis
count and so does John Bell’s in
Lattimore. These discounts are
yours for the asking. Both of the
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you, and want you to have their
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Boiling Springs, N. C.
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Serving The Public
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s you read the
he next time you visit
establishments which
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GEORGE WARNER amd DOTTY HUDSON
CHRISTMAS COUPLE
T your wishes to make you
Scottie, you’ll have to decide for
yourself.
Wesley wants Paula to stay put “on
the shelf.”
Mary’s wish will be take care of.
n carefully to what I‘m going Lightning Byrd will n
For here’s what is for your stockings Linda
Christmas Day.
Fred will give Joan a picture. I’m
Deanna, for you some snow I will
procure.
That boy in Asheville just waits for
Mary Gail.
Jean will hear from R. H. each day
in the mail.
long weeks to relax.
Just don’t eat too many snacks.
Well, girls. I’ve tried to fill your re
quests,
With lots of toys, goodies and guests.
So be real good, and I’ll see you
May your Christmas holidays be
filled with good cheer!
Love to you all.
Rambling Reporter
The Rambling Reporter, while
rambling over the campus, asked
some of the students their Christ
mas wishes. Here are the wishes,
Santa.
“R»per”—A car and a front tooth.
Charles Smith—Some good grades
and Jayne Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Starnes — A
bouncing baby boy, (Sorry, folks,
should have gotten your order in
earlier.)
Edward Sinclair—95 on that spell-
Pat Guyer—A guitar (don’t fudge
on Santa, Pat; we know you just
bought one.)
Lib Smathers—A “Bird.”
Sue Millen—A mouton coat.
Maxine Davis—Another ring.
Sylvia Marlette—A car.
Mary Hodges—A talking mule and
an A on accounting.
Scottie Proffitt—A “snowman.”
Pat Cobb—Erigette Bardot.
Hug;h Smith—An A in History.
Katherine Anderson—A boyfriend.
Margaret England — Some money
and some A’s. I don’t guess there’s
any use to make the other wish.
Keith Cash.—Another cow.
Larry James—My name not men
tioned in the “Pilot.”
Eileen Hill — One-way ticket to
Woodruff.
Jimmy Wise—Girlfriend.
Fred High — Christmas Eve at
Mooresboro.
Arthur Clayton—“quote”—“I want
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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by Georgia Cooke
The Pilot Staff chose Dotty Hud
son and George Warner as the
“Christmas Coi«>le” for the month.
The popular and cute Miss Hud
son attended Pocomoke High School
in Pocomoke, Md. There, she was
very active in all sports, was a
band, a cheerleader
5 year book. Dot-
e reading, handicraft
member of t]
and editor of t
ty’s hobies a
and George. She is majoring in
nursing.
George attended Wadesboro High
School in Wadesboro, N. C. Some of
George’s high school activities in
cluded a major part in the senior
play and drum major in the band.
He is majoring in Corporation Law.
Some of his hobbies are automobiles,
traveling, and—of course—Dotty.
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