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Gardner-Webb College—Home of the Bulldogs
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1972
BOILING SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA
Parents Day Festivities
Parents Day is to be observed
on September 30 and will give
parents an opportunity to see the
Gardner-Webb vs Guilford foot
ball game.
The purpose of. Parents Day is
to give parents the chance to visit
the campus, meet administration
and faculty and to help parents
become more aware of campus
Following registration of par
ents is a reception given by Pres
ident Poston in the Charles I.
Dover Jr. Memorial Chapel with
Mr. Tom McGraw presiding.
Music will be presented by the
Gardner-Webb Choral Ensemble
under the direction of Dr. (erry
Hill. Academic departments will
be open for conferences with par-
Senate Briefs And
Election Results
On September 18 the Student
Senate received its oath of office
and approved the student justices.
•The students appointed to the
Entertainment Committee was an
nounced by Bob Grant, SGA
treasurer. These students are Fran-
cine Walter, Robert Cribb, Jay
Johnson, Barbara Puckett, and
Francine Walter.
The following motions were
acted upon and given approval of
the senate: A standing committee
is to be appointed for the purpose
of establishing guidelines and re
lated functions concerning the cof
feehouse; senators will attend all
senate meetings unless excused by
the Chairman of the Senate be
cause of illness or other unav(
able detainment. Missing two
excused Senate meetings will
suit with the beginning of
peachment proceedings.
A special committee of five is
to be appointed to study and
help in present ways of recruiting
new students in cordination with
the Student Personnel Services
and the President’s Council on
Recruiting.
Election Results:
President—Woody Wadsworth
Vice Pres.—Parnell Campbell
Secretary—Beverly Bahakel
lowed by a Student Life question
and answer session conducted by
the SGA and Student Personnel
Staff.
Open house for resident halls
will be held at 2:00 until 4:00 in
the afternoon. The Art Depart
ment will exhibit a collection of
student work during this time.
The football game will begin
at 7:30 with the Bulldogs opposing
the Quakers. This has been named
"Big Red Day" and fans are en
couraged to wear red, black, or
white in support of the Bulldogs.
Treasurer—Micki McSwain
,Class Senators—John Taylor, Bill
Cooley, Gerry Vaillancourt,
John Byrd
Juniors
President—Charles Nixon
Vice Pres.—Jeff McNeil
Secretary—Sandy Smith
Treasurer—Linda O’Bryant
Class Senators—Randy^Nash, Judy
Greene, Rick Carter, Steve
White
Sophomores
President—Paul White
Vice Pres.—Lawana Cooper
Secretary—Marcia Wilkerson
Treasurer—Bob Couch
Class Senators — Robert Cribb,
Hope Garrett, Sylvia Johns, Car
men Poteats
Freshmen
President—Steve Lewis
Vice Pres.—Ken Reid
Reid
Secretary—Debbie Boyd
Treasurer—Cindy Rose
Class Senators — Donna Lamb,
Bruce Scott, Karen Meridith,
Julie Yarborough
Day Student Senators
Dick Stewart, Debbie Harris, Glen
Walker, David Mull, Dana Ross,
Liberty Koontz
Senators-At-Large
John Fowler, Bob Decker, Ken
Reid, Brooks Walker
Jim Croce will open the
Saturday night Homecoming
festives on October 28.
Following Jim Croce will be
comedian Jonothan Moore
and closing the concert will
be Rick Nelson and the Stone
Canyon Band.
Food Services
Reveal Changes
A recent interview with Jack
Green, ARA Food Services rep
resentative, revealed several new
approaches the cafeteria is tak
ing in its service to students.
The physical appearance of the
cafeteria will be altered as plan
ters filled with artifical flowers
are installed to separate, the serv
ing and dining areas. Drapes and
larger tables are being added for
practical reasons and for beauti-
Egch month the cafeteria will
feature an evening meal centered
around a special theme. These
will include a Halloween dinner
and costume contest. Thanksgiv
ing feast, and a Christmas dinner.
Dur'ng the week of exams there
will be a study break buffet. Each
month a huge birthday cake will,
be served to honor students cele
brating their birthdays during the
month.
In addition to the festive eve
ning meals, there are several
brunches planned which will be
accompanied by cartoons and slap-
Mr. Green said he was aware
of the overcrowdedness and serv
ing problems, but felt that these
problems would be alleviated
with the help of students. He
asked that students contact him
when, there is any criticism or
suggestions for the -cafeteria.
I will be on^ of Homecoming’s highlifjhts.
WeVe Only
Just Begun
“We’ve Only Just Begun" has
been selected as the 1972 Home
coming theme.
Festivities included will begin
on October 24 as Homecoming
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:sented t:
the student body during the Fouri-
ders Day Program.
Resident halls will observe the
tradition of decorating their re
spective halls and day students
will join the competition for the
Homecoming this year as they
decorate the flagpole area. A new
phase of competition is being plan
ned as each class will be assigned
a section of the stadium to dec
orate. The trophies for these ac
tivities will be given to winners
during the Saturday evening con-
The agenda for the week-end
includes the Founders Day Dinner
on Friday evening. Attended by
a d m i n i s t r ation, alumni, and
friends of the college, this pro
gram will dedicate the John R.
Dover Dover Jr. Memorial Chap
el. Following the dinner the chap
el will be open for tours. The
performance of a small band will
be at 9:00 p.m. in the Bulldog
Room for students.
Brunch and open house in the '
resident halls will lead Saturday's
activities. Game time is 2:00 with
the crowning of the Homecoming
Queen and the recognition of her
court during half-time activities.
The week-end draws to a close
on Saturday night with the con
cert featuring Rick Nelson and
Jim Croce,
Helen Reddy Cancels ....
.... Jim Croce Booked
Mother Nature has cancelled
the concert featuring Helen Reddy
that was scheduled for October
28. Her husband manager decided
that concerts would be too stren-.
ous on the mother-to-be.
The entertainmf
was able to secure Mr. Jim
Croce for the Homecoming con
cert with Rick Nelson. Croce,
formerly ,a part of the coffee
house circuit, has two albums.
“Jim and Ingrid” and "Don’t Mess
Around with Jim.”
Croce stated: “I think music
should make people want to sit
back and touch each other ... I
just hope people get a kick out
of it.”