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PAGE 2 THE PILOT TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1969 Outstanding Students Recognized Contributions Student Sees Need People are quick to defend alization we try to justify our their position as a Christian, own small wrong doings, but and rise to every occasion point our finger at those who that wUl benefit their person- are guilty of minor and major al pride. We are quick to con- crimes. Through self-center- demn, but hide our face with edness we become self-right- each returning glance. We play eous, but yet we are nervous with sex and all its evils, but i" the presence of “men of laugh at those who are caught God”. in their own folly. We preach H we have ever needed the Individualism but almost all fall realization of Christ, we need prey to the “god” of conform- it now. Because, if there ever ity. We search for happiness was a “generation of vipers” through materialistic ideas, but this be it! we search in vain! By ration- David Grimstead Scorpion Words sting as the scorpion’s tail die pain stabs the wounds swell with tormenting coals of hell the pain throbs the fire blazes within the pus-fiUed infliction of the scorpion the infection spreads the pain ends unearth the scorpion crush it the scorpion dies Larry Wood Alumni Banquet May 17 Gardaer-Webb College will hold its annual alumni banquet May 17, replete with the usual sentiment and loaded this year with more-than -average nos talgia by the old grads. This will be the school’s last such event as a junior college. It assumes senior college status next fall. The banquet will begin at 7 p.m. in the Main Dining Room of the Charles I. Dover Cam pus Center. Classes in special reunion will be the 1968 graduating class and those of 1965, 1960, 1955, 1950 and those of five year intervals preceding. The ban quet is not limited to these classes, however. All former students are invited, according to Dan T. Camp of Shelby, alumni president. He said din ner reservations must be made by May 10. The alumni will have musical entertainment by “The Joyful Noise”. Highlight of the evening will be presentation of the “Alum nus of the Year” award to an outstanding former student. A mom^rammed silver bowl will be presented by the college president. The honor was given last year to John E. Roberts of Greenville, S.C., editor of the South Carolina “Baptist Courier.” In 1967 Gardner- Webb’s president, Dr. E. Eu gene Poston, was the recipient. The presentation this year will be the 12th since the award was established in 1958. New entrance gates on South College Avenue are being rush ed to completion in time for the alumni meeting. These are the Jarrell Gate in memory of the Jarrell family of Doswell, Va., and the Beason Gate as a memorial to B.G. Beason of Boiling Springs. A replica of the “Boiling Springs” for which the town is named, and the Suttle-Wall Tower of Light also grace the main entrance near the admin istration building. Dr. Poston will address the alumni, emphasizing the sig nificance of transition to senior college status as the college adds its third year of studies this fall. Its 64 year history includes 41 years as a junior college preceded by 23 years as an academy. Awards DayatGardner-Webb Is the highlight of the year in which outstanding students in academics and athletics are recognized for their achieve ments. On May 8, 1969 the following recognitions were made; THE BIBLE AWARD Linda Faye Hunt COLLEGE WOMAN’S CLUB SCHOLAI^HIP Marybeth James DELTA KAPPA GAMMA (AL PHA EPSILON CHAPTER) GRANT Jacqueline Bridges ENGLISH; SOPHOMORE SCHO LASTIC AWARD Steward R. Richey Esther Hudgins ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIPS Sue Ann Sandifer Jacqueline Bridges FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIANS UNITED IN SERVICE Jerry Lee Simpson Linda Jean Johnson MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER Sid Bryson FRENCH AWARD Esther Hudgins MOST VALUABLE GOLFER AWARD Johnny Henilerson GREEK AWARD William Kenneth Brock THE S.C. HARRILL SCHOLAR SHIP Linda Jean Johnson UNITED STATES HISTORY AWARD Mrs. Peggy McCombs Mrs. Joan Radford Shelia Lynn W«rlick FRESHMAN HBTORY AWARD Jacqueline Bridges Doyne R. Allison Linda Pearson Jenkins American Be Proud Our fore-fathers fought and died for a nation which we now fill with litter, smog, and crow ded slums. American Be Proud Our streets are full of sad and confused people who try to drown their troubles in al cohol or smother them in drugs. Can’t we find purpose in life? American Be Proud We have literally built with our wealth and might the nations in which we are fighting today. American Be Proud We have all of history to learn from and yet we make the same mistakes Rome did. We have bottled the atom, yet we can’t control our own self ishness. American Be Proud Our Natiwi is “one under God.” Or is it? If so, why don’t we share God with other nations instead of lavishing up on them material things which are here today and gone to morrow? Why don’t we try to rage our wars with weapons of love instead of hate? Fellow American— I AM PROUD OF MY COUNTRY and I love my nation. But my eyes are not blind to the direction It is going, and I pray forGod’s grace and mercy on this, His nation. Fellow American Let’s take our bricks and place them on the firm foun- dati(Hi of the “American Ideal” and avoid tearing aown the prin ciple upon which our great la- tion Is based. INTRAMURALS AWARD Regis Clay Breeland Judy Kay Gloyne FOOTBALL AWARD Myers Annex 2nd Floor DORM SUPREMACY Myers Annex Stroup Dormitory OUTSTANDING INTRAMURAL MANAGER PLAYER AWARD Terry Wayne Almond LATIN AWARD Mrs. Alyce Blanton THE LEWB-WEDDLE SCHOL ARSHIP Bill Lon Fordof MATHEMATICS ACHIEVE MENT AWARD Doyne R. Allison CECILIA MUSIC CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Carolyn Upton SCHWEPPE AWARD Paulette Smith MOST IMPROVED MUSIC STUDENT Sandra Humjjirey NURSING AWARD Hilda Particia Fox PHI BETA LAMBDA AWARD Howard S. Neighbors PHYSICS AWARD Dennis C. Roberts Ninteen GW students will be working durit® the summer in various summer missions pro grams or other church work. These students, having met the academis requirements neces sary for their acceptance, will spend their entire vacation at various locations throughout the United States; Bobby Campbell (Illinois) Steve Gregory (California) Sandy Humjiirey (Pennsylvania) Carol Neese (Maryland) Patsy Humj*ries (Texas) POLITICAL SCIENCE AWARD Marilyn Ruth Green James Ronald Wright RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AWARD Judy Kay Craig Sandra Elaine Thorne SOCIOLOGY AWARD Linda Benfield SPANISH AWARD Nancy Susan Broadway THE ETHEL BLANTON SPAN GLER SCHOLARSHIP Nancy Susan Broadway THE D. A. TEDDER SCHOLARSHIP Micheal Jonthan Darby MOST VALUABLE TENNIS PLAYER AWARD Larry L. Smith MOST VALUABLE TRACK MEMBER AWARD William L. Howell THE WILBUR WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP William Glenn Abrams advanced typewriting AWARDS Delores E. Barker Walter H. Homesley, Jr. Carolyn Spangler THE FOREST “SMOKEY” BURGESS ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Michael Steve McDaniel Larry Thomas (New Jersey) Carolyn Kincaid (New Jersey) Jerry Simpson (North Car. ) Wanda Suddreth (Fayetteville North Car. ) Shirley Youi« (Gastonia, N. C.) Mabel Stewart (Garland, N.C.) Judy Craig (Lillington, N.C.) Alice Pike (High Point, N.C.) Scott Good (Gaffney, S.C.) Jeff Citinford (Charlotte, N.C.) Dan Snyder (Black Mtn., N.CJ Nancy Magill (Hollis, N.C.) John Pettus (Camp Caraway, North Car.) Larry Snider (Charlotte, N.C.) EDITOR AND STAFF Reg Alexander (E D.), Perry Dover, Jerry Simpson, Rickey Blakley, David Gregory-, Dan Snyder, Terry Knight, Nancy Ray- Held, &ra Russel, and various club reporters. A(Msor, Mr. Alex Vaughn. SUMMER JOBS WE HAVE A SPECIAL JOB JUST FOR YOU! National Agency of Student Employment p. O. Box 52492 New Orleans, Louisiana 70150 Cash □ Check □ Money Order □ GENTLEMEN: PLEASE SEND 1969 SUMMER JOB DIRECTORIES CHECKED BELOW. □ VACATION RESORT JOBS *3.00 Work with students at America's finest Resorts. □ FOREIGN JOBS $3.00 Gain valuable experiences abroad with pay. □ CAREER TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES $3.00 Start your career working with America's best companies. □ SPECIAL OFFER — Our latest bulletin which contains all three job fields plus a special job assignment for you. Please state interest and desired location $4.00 For These Students - A Unique Summer -Charles Wilson-
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