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PILOT
Gardner-Webb College—Home of the Bulldogs
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 BOILING SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA
Spring Jubilee Celebration
This Weekend On Campus
277 Seniors Leaving
GWC On May 24
The lubilee Court will reign over Spring lubilee Festiv
weekend. Pictured on the front row from right to left is Ella
maid of honor; Barbara Wallwork, Jubilee Queen. Second i
lia Walker, sophomore attendant.
SGA News
The Student Senate convened
on Tuesday, April 11 with a rec
ord number of students in attend-
After the invocation by the Sen
ate Chaplain Dr. Thomas Ballard
and the approval of the minutes
and roll call by Secretary Shirley
Young, the order of business in
cluded reports from officers and
standing committees. Senator John
Chandler reported from the Rec
reational Facilities Committee con
cerning their income for the month
of March. The revenue for the
month included $690.30 from flip
per machines, $74.40 from foose-
ball machines, $59.50 from the
juke-box, $333.70 from pool, and
$2.20 from the vending machines
which totals $1158.10 revenue.
The expenses included $578.50
which gives a total profit for the
month equal to $579.60. This in
come statement in relation to the
balance gives a total asset of
$4585.63.
President Jeff Cranford report
ed that the Student Emergency
Loan Fund had granted eleven
loans which totaled $426.00 loan
ed. There is $5,000 in the Emer
gency Loan Fund.
The Student Handbook Com
mittee reported that the handbook
was in the hands of Mr. Tom
Poston and ready for the printer.
The report from the Senate Chapel
Committee consisted of the tabu
lated report of the questionaire
survey sheet completed by .about
700 dorm students concerning
chapel. The results of this survey
were taken to the faculty chapel
committee.
Unfinished business consisted of
the appropriation of $200 from the
Recreational Facilities Committee
funds to cover the expenses of the
president and vice-president elect
of the SGA and next years’ PILOT
editor in attending the annual
SUSGA Conference. The Confer
ence was held in Miami on April
19-21. Attending from Gardner-
Webb were Jeff Cranford, Karen
Hardin, Steve Riddle, Burt Skin
ner, Carolyn Santanella, Steve
Wilson, Samala High, Gay
Greene, and Donna Ellington. Also
Mr. Bill Briggs and his wife and
Mr. Tom Poston accompanied the
students.
The Senate passed a motion ap
proving the following persons as
Judicial Body appointees: Defense
Council—Bill Buchanan and Mike
Bumgardner, Trial Council—Sam
Hopkins, Charles Wilson, and Tom
Parker.
A call senate meeting was held
on April 17, 1972. A motion was
passed that section 7 of the campus
code be revised to read as follows:
Students dress informally for all
campus and classroom activities.
The informal dress should be
clean, neat and in good taste, re
flecting the best standards in our
social structure, as judged in ac
cordance with the constitution and
by-laws.
Men: Appropriately dressed at
all times with hair neat, clean and
well styled.
Women: Appropriately dressed
at all times, with hair neat, clean
and well styled.
Miss Barbara Wallwork of Char
lotte, N. C. has been elected to
reign over the Spring Jubilee ac
tivities April 28-30.
Members of her court will be
Ella Harrison of Greenville, S. C.,
as the senior class attendant: Ste-
Sunday, May 14, will make
Gardner-Webb minus 277 students,
as they graduate with BS, BA, or
AA degrees. The Bacralaureate ser-
mon will be held at 11:00 and the
graduation ceremonies at 3:00,
both in the Bost Gymnasium.
Speaker for Bascalaureate will
be the Rev. Ernest C. Upchurch
of the North Carolina Baptist
State Convention. The graduation
speaker is Rev. Coy Privette, pas- ■
tor of the North Kannapolis Bap
tist Church of Kannapolis.
PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
The Undergraduate Record Ex
amination will be given to all grad
uates Friday, May 5, from 9:00
-2:30 with a break for lunch.
Those student teaching will take
the exam on Saturday. Gradua
tion practice will be held imme
diately after the exam on Friday,
at 3:00 in the gym.
On Saturday, May 13, from 2:00
-4:00 Dr. and Mrs. Poston will
host an informal drOp-in recep
tion at the President’s home for
all graduates, their spouses, and
parents.
Saturday night. May 13, all ’72
graduates are invited to an Aluijini
Banquet in their honor at 7:00 in
the dining room of the CID. Each
graduate will receive a complemen
tary pass to this banquet. At this
time the Alumnus of the year will
be announced, elected by the trus
tees for service to Gardner-Webb.
Also the Class of ’72 will be ac
cepted into membership and Dis
tinguished Service Awards given
to alumni for service to their
church, community, and Gardner-
Webb. The banquet will also iji-
phanie Angelo of Greenville as
the junior attendant; Julia Walker
of Greenville as sophomore attend
ant; and the freshment attendant
is Shelby Wolfe of Charlotte, N. C.
The weekend activities will be
gin with a field day on Friday
elude the election of Alumni As
sociation Officers, and will have
Graduation day will begin with
a breakfast at 8:00 a.m. for all
graduates, their spouses and par
ents. Addressing the students will
be psychology professor, Mrs.
Bettye Carpenter. This will be a
time for the faculty and adminis
tration to honor the graduates.
Class pictures, will be taken at
9:30 Sunday morning after the
breakfast. Then students will as
semble for the processional at
11:00.
A breakdown of the candidates
for graduation is as follows:
BACHELORS
Business Administration 59
Elementary Education 30
Health Education and Physical
Education 32
HumaniHes 42
Mathematics and Natural
Science 36
Associated Social Sciences 58
ASSOCIATE IN ARTS
Business 3
Nursing 17
Total 277
The total of 277 includes 82
Bachelor of Arts degrees, 175 Ba
chelor of Science degrees, and 20
Associate in Arts degrees.
afternoon sponsored by the Physi
cal Education Majors Club. The
field day will include a tug of
war, greased pole climb, and other
contests, with prizes to be offered.
Barbara and her court will be
formally presented at the Spring
Jubilee Ball at 8:00 on Friday eve
ning. The Ball theme is “Spring
Celebration” and will feature the
music of Bill Deal and the Rhon-
dells (see picture on page 6).
As the activities continue on
Saturday there will be brunch and
cartoons at 10:00 and a Talent
Showcase featuring G-W talent at
!2:30 on the porch of the O.M.G.
The President’s reception will be
held at 5:00 in the CID. "Climax”
will present a concert at 8:00 Sat
urday night in Bost Gymnasium.
Parent’s Day on Sunday will
close the week-end activities with
the academic departments open to
parents, a concert of music by the
College Choral Ensemble and re
citals by Miss Beth Martin and
Miss Diane Brittan. The Art De
partment will have an exhibit in
the OMG and the Theatre Arts
Department will give two one act
plays there also. Open house is
planned for all dorms during the
afternoon.
NOTICE
The ’72 ANCHOR is be
ing given out. Please re
member that if you have not
carried at least 12 semester
hours in the fall and 12 in
the spring then you have
not paid all activity fees.
Therefore, before you can
receive yor ’72 yearbook,
you must submit $5.00 to
the business office for each
semester you carried less
than 12 hours. You must
then bring your receipt to
112 CID in order to receive
your yearbook.