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THE PILOT
DECEMBER 19, 1961
Maxwell 6. Hamrick
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Four Programs Presented
Choir Groups In Christmas Events
Freeman's Shoe Store
Shelby, N. C.
‘Shoes for all the Family”
Will's Drive-In
Restaurant
Shelby, N. C.
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HUDSON'S
The Gardner - Webb College
Chorus presented “The Messiah”
Sunday, December 10, assisted by
the Central Methodist Church
Choir of Shelby. The annual
Christmas program, under the
direction of Mrs. Nettie Rayle
Gidney, was presented in the E.
B. Hamrick Auditorium. Larry
Hicks, G-W graduate, now a Da
vidson junior, assisted at the or
gan.
Soloists for the program were
Loretta Brooks Suttle, soprano;
Janet Newton, alto; Jim Tait,
tenor; and Frank Coffey, bass.
Among the numbers by the cho
rus was the “Hallelujah Chorus.”
“The Messiah” was broadcast on
WOHS radio and taped to be
played again on Christmas Eve.
A double octette composed of
thembers of the Collepe Choir
gave a cantata December 6, a
SOF-T-FREFZE
s. LaFayette Street
Shakes & Burgers
W. H. Champion Grocery
1014 s. Lafayette St.
Shelby, N. C.
LEE'S HOME &
OFFICE SUPPLY
School Supplies — Gifts
E. Marion St.
Shelby. N. C.
COLLEGE SERVICE STATION
Tires — Batteries — Accessories
Road Service — Auto Repair
Phone 434-9971
PETE'S DRIVE-IN
esebuTgers — French Fries
Jumbo Hamburgers
Delicious Foods
Shelby, N. C.
BLANTON'S TOY HOUSE
Visit Blanton’s Toy House
and Variety Store for
All Your Christmas Needs
Open Every Night till 9:00
Free Parking
S & H Green Stamps
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Checking and Savings Accounts
Boiling Springs, N. C.
quartet from the Choir entertain
ed members of the Cecilia Music
Club in Shelby December 6, and
the linal Christmas program by
the College Choir was presented
Monday during the chapel hour.
Contest Winners
Are Announced
The results of the door decora
tion contest in Stroup and West
Wing Dormitories were divulged
last night at the girls’ annual
Christmas party. Linda Lou Can
non and Mary Frances Chaffin,
302 Stroup, copped first place
with the variation of an idea
Mary Frances found in a maga
zine. Six gifts — faith, love, hu
mility, peace, patience, hope —
were represented by candles on a
gold background. Each candle
was set off by a sprig of pine at
the base.
Second floor’s runner-up was
Carolyn 'Cook and Myra Hurst,
both from Reidsville. Their door
featured ■ three singing faces a-
gainst a silver background, with
mailbox complete down to the
red flag and holding a Christmas
Nancy Dyson was runner-up
from West Wint?. A Chrisfanas
tree, decorated with silver balls
and star, provided the basis of
her decoration. Under the, tree
were small presents from each
girl in West Wing.
Runner-up from first floor was
Shelia Richie and Nancy Slawter.
A wreath of silvered pine hung a-
gainst a red background. Above
were tvro red and silver foil bells.
FRAZIER'S SHOES
“Campus Styles”
101 E. Warren Street
Shelby, N. C.
Tony's Ice Cream
s. Lafayette St.
Shelby, N. C.
Students Face Busy Season Bravely
Term papers, special reports, and projects have their
effect on students here at G-W. FVeshmen and sophomores
alike show up in the morning with bloodshot eyes, unshaven
faces, and horrible dispositions.
Complaints about being overworked are also common
during this portion of the year. Other popular questions
are, “Hey, Grene, how many notecards are ya gonna have?”
Another question is, “Donna, have you started on that term
paper yfet?”
Donna usually answers “not yet” even if she is through
with the “thing.”
Sophomores were dealt a low blow this year. They have
to write two term papers. One group, however, is being
permitted to give an oral presentation of their research.
This indicates that a laryngitis epidemic may be on the
way.
Bright Spot
There is one bright spot in the future, though, and this
is two stlorious weeks away from those miserable rotecards
come Christmas vacation. Probably some students will be
singing “All I Want for Christmas Is a Twenty Page Theme
on ‘The Rise and Fall of Popular Literature Duri’^"' the Stone
Age As Revealed by the Cave Drawings on Fred Flintstone’s
Bedroom Wall.’ ”
Such a request would make the little, fat, jolly old man
with the V-8 sled trv hari-kari against t^e side of the nearest
ship. But be of good cheer — if you don’t do it now, you can
do it in summer school.
HAPY Has
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When the contest was held No
vember 29, pretty Nancy Ann
Campbell, cheered on by HAPY
residents, captured the crown
over 16 other contestants.
Last year, Miss Gail Robertson,
also a HAPY selection, captured
the Gardner-Webb beauty title*
and after the second semester
ended, went on to win the “Miss
Forest City” title and a chance
to compete for the “Miss North
Carolina” crown. Before the sum
mer was out, Gall had captured
the “Miss Rhodonderndon” title
Poston Quick
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can easily see how. our faculty
, members can work under fire.”
And he added, "... fully sup
ported by our maintenance crew
. . . and given the backing of our
Trustess ...”
COLLEGE SNACK SHOP
“Student Hangout”
Sandwiches A Specialty
Boiling Springs, N. C.
Jim Beason, Mgr.
Compliments of
G. T. McSWAIN'S, INC.
Boiling Springs, N. C.
Phone 434-6311
C. J. HAMRICK & SONS, INC.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
Boiling Springs, N. C.
One-Stop Shopping Center
Serving The Public Since 1875
Where Your Dollar Buys MORE
BOILING SPRINGS DRUG COMPANY
Cosmetics — Gifts — School Supplies
Boiling Springs, N. C.
Phone HE 4-6111
McNEELY'S
Shelby’s Best CoU^e Girl’s Fashions
Come in and loaf with us
every time you’re in town.
Cleveland Ciounty’s Style Center For Over 40 Years
Devoted EXCLUSIVELY to Styles for the
College Gentleman and Young Lady
LATTIMORE,N.C.
London Fog Jackets and Main Coats
SERO & HOLBROOK Sports and Dress Shirts;
BASS WEEJUN Loafers; TOWN & KING
Sweaters and ALAN PAINE Sweaters