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APRIL, 1959
THE PILOT
PAGE THREE
Poetry Column?!"?
There once was an Indian who took
A bath in a clean mountain brook.
Someone took his clothes
Right from under his nose.
I know because I was the crook.
Once there was a little red hen
Who committed a terrible sin.
No eggs would she lay
Until one bright day
They found him to be roosters kin.
Maxwell Hamrick
INSURANCE AGENCY
Boiling Springs, N. C.
HE 4-2554
TOP PROF
By Georgia C«;)kc
The “Pilot” salutes “Top Prof” of
month, Miss Kathryn Copeland.
Miss Copeland was bom in Boli
var, Missouri. She attended Bolivar
High School and Southwest Baptist
Jraior College. After her graduation
from Baylor University, she began
her teaching career at Anderson Ju
nior CoUege in Anderson, S. C.
One of Miss Copeland’s most en
joyable summers was spent touring
the West and attending summer
school at the University of Califor
nia in Berkeley. While she was there
she passed the Senior Life Saving
test in swimming.
When asked about hobbies, she
said: “Since one usually thinks of
hobbies in terms of collecting, book
collecting could be considered one of
my hobbies. Many of my shelves are
filled with cheap editions, and I
consider paperback books as boons
to persons with limited funds.”
She believes that students should
that a few )
eluded as :
a few editioi
possess, mostly git
Much of
sophy of life was acquired during
her college days. Most of it comes
from the poet, Robert Browning.
from left, Wayn
WHAT IS SPRING
FEVER?
Dr. Hobart A. Reimann of Jeffer
son Medical College has stated,
“Spring Fever is a state of mind
caused by a repressed desire to go
fishing.” The true meaning of this
phrase is controversial. Some say
that it is only a state of mind, and
others think it is actually a physi
cal condition, but whatever it is,
“Ain’t it Just dreamy!”
Evidences of this yearly plague
can be found anywhere that you see
these golden-haired boys strolling
the campus, or a converted fish bas-
assortment of garnish
■p. In fact, many such
ket with a
evidences of spring can be found
right here in Gardner-Webb Col
lege. See those happy French stu
dents spreading little rays of sun
shine over all the students as they
gaily conjugate the verb “to love”
to go along with the gay spring at
mosphere.
Over there we see Carolyn Haw
kins and Bobby Gibson, another ex
ample of what Spring does to young
people. But, wherever you go, the
world seems to have a fascinating
new glow about it, an odor of Spring
flowers. So get those fishing poles
out, but be careful not to go to sleep
and slide into the river. Live it up
. . . Spring Is Here!!!!
points out.
but a man’s reach should exceed
his grasp . . . She believes, like
Browning, that the worst failure is
an easy success.
G. W. Debate Squad Successful
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University of Tennessee and two
from Maryville College to receive
the women’s “Oscar” for their ef
forts.
The debates were on the national
collegiate debate question: “Resolv
ed, that the further development of
nuclear weapons should be prohibit
ed by international agreement.”
The Gardner-Webb team of Mar
garet England and Janelle Queen
defeated a team from Berry Col-
Mrs. Paula Hughes also won the
women’s after dinner speaking me
dal at the tournament banquet
where she defeated two speakers
from Berry College. Mrs. Hughes
also placed third in women’s extem
pore speaking. Her topic was "Small
Cars for America.”
The Gardner-Webb forensic squad
is coached by Prof. F. B. Dedmond,
of the English department.
‘Men Get That Wool Cut’’
at
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