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JK. st 1989 Annual Report

A publication of Gardner-Webb College

Dr. M. Christopher White speaks on Gardner-Webb College

The fourth increased student en¬ our admissions area this fall. The rollment at Gardner-Webb College in purchase of a new computer system as many years speaks to the enthusi¬ and software for the admissions asm and forward movement being process will speed up the ability to witnessed on our campus. Records communicate with prospects and to show an increase in each of the personalize interaction. College's three main programs - the Also, this fall we will look at the on-campus program, graduate studies total image of the College from a and GOAL (Greater Opportunities for recruiting standpoint. We have Adult Learners). The residence halls employed a leading marketing firm to are filled. help design a new admissions package ... to help us define who we are.

New developments Retention As we open yet another exciting In the area of retention, we are year at Gardner-Webb, two major taking what we think are creative and developments have occurred in our positive steps toward reducing the campus offerings. The construction of problem of attrition. We have added the Craven E. Williams Observatory is air conditioning to the last two resi¬ progressing well, thanks to the efforts dence halls that were not already air of the North Carolina Baptist Men and conditioned, have made a significant several Gardner-Webb faculty and purchase of furniture for Royster Hall, Christian Service Organization. This staff members. The observatory, to be have refurbished three men's resi¬ group is working toward a proposed the only one within a 40-mile radius in dence hall lobbies and have built $1,000,000 endowment, to be reached western North Carolina, has opened a physical fitness room in Bost Gym. over a three-year term. new field of study for our Department On a programatic level, we have Forrest Feezor: Spirit-Led Man of God, of Natural Sciences - the study of added a residence hall director and a the autobiography of the Rev. Forrest astronomy. A professor of astronomy director of freshman programs in an Feezor, as told to Dr. Garland Hen¬ has been added to this department. effort to retain students. dricks was released in July by Gard¬ Great strides have also been made Stemming from this office are a ner-Webb and the Christian Service in the College's Department of Com¬ host of activities and attempts to relate Organization. Proceeds from the sale munications. The purchase of video to the freshman student. We want to of the book go to the Christian Service and editing equipment will allow for find out why a student comes to Organization to further the scholar¬ the setup of a first-rate television/ Gardner-Webb and what will make ship endowment. teaching classroom and laboratory. that student want to stay. Also, we are proud of our greatly Also in the area of Student Devel¬ In the academic area, faculty and enhanced Bulldog Club, which raises staff members are underway with the opment, we have strengthened the dollars to provide athletic scholarships design of a new core curriculum. Career Planning and Placement area. Ruth Kiser, who has a strong counsel¬ at Gardner-Webb. The Bulldog Club The health of Gardner-Webb this summer launched an $80,000 ing background, is working with the College, as with any other school, is in campaign, to be completed in May students as they decide on areas of many ways dependent upon three 1990. areas - admissions, student retention study and make career choices. At present we are also focused on a and giving of all kinds. Another new feature in this area is the special appeal for the renovation of addition of SIGI Plus, a computer the Charles I. Dover Campus Center. program that allows students to weigh Architectural plans have been drawn all aspects of making a career choice. Admissions to allow for a new heating and air In terms of the admissions process, conditioning system as well as the we have an outstanding group of ad¬ Development structural renovations. missions counselors at Gardner-Webb. Last year was the best year in the We are building Block by Block, Our admissions people are well- history of Gardner-Webb College making lots and lots of little steps in a trained, well-equipped, highly moti¬ in terms of fund-raising. lot of areas. Our efforts at Gardner- vated and successful at what they do. In addition to our normal opera¬ Webb College are a statement of pride Two things will be happening in tions, we upscaled the efforts of the in the present and hope for the future.

2 Features

President's message —.... — ...... 1

Craven E. Williams Observatory .... .4

Forrest Freezor book released ...... 5

Alumni Gallery....------...... 6

Gardner-Webb Video ...... — 7

Lindsay Scholarship...... 7

Presidential couple named ...... 7

Railroads in Appalachia...... 7 Mrs. Mae Stroup and Mr. Charles I. Dover are shown at a recent reception held in their honor at the home of President and Mrs. M. Christopher White. Students tour Keys...... — ....10

Gardner-Webb recognition...... 21

Sports

The Bulldog Club...... 8

Students

Leadership development retreat...... 13

Science education class...... _ .... 13

Commencement...... 21

THE WEB Faculty & Staff Robin Taylor, Editor Senior games winners ..._...... 6 Ozzie McFarland, Sports Editor

Honors ♦ •«•.» «• > ♦«> w >«'A*• > ... 13 The Web is published for alumni, parents and friends c Gardner-Webb College. It is published four times a year, New staff ...... 13 with issues in spring, summer, fall and winter. Please mail information and address changes to

Awards luncheon...... 15 The Web Post Office Box 976 Boiling Springs, North Carolina 28017 Class Notes...... 16 Your comments are welcome.

3 THE CRAVEN E. WILLIAMS OBSERVATORY Construction efforts underway thanks to N.C. Baptist Men Construction has begun on the $107,000 Craven E. Williams Observatory. The foundation was established early in June with the expertise and assistance of two students from Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute. The Rev. David A. Thomas Sr. and the Rev. Charles L. Maney put aside their vocations to enter study for the ministry. Rev. Thomas, 51, had been employed in heavy commercial construc¬ tion for 25 years and worked in North Carolina as a licensed general contractor. Rev. Maney, 34, had worked as manager of a concrete plant in Pendleton, S.C. The two met at Fruitland and formed a partnership in light construction work, D.T. and C.M. Finishers. As a team, they have worked on about four or five projects. Their most recent project has been the Gardner-Webb observa¬ tory. The two experts worked to create a Sonotube, a 27-foot-high tube that measures two feet in diameter. The Sonotube will be used to base the main telescope. The solid concrete Sonotube, enforced with steel, was poured in three sections. It sits on its own foundation, separate from that of the observatory building. Nothing will touch the Sonotube except the telescope. This is necessary to avoid any vibrations that might affect the accuracy of the telescope. The concrete footings for the structure were poured by Tri-City Concrete of Forest City. Church Group Helps Bring Stars to Observatory By Donna Clemmer Wayne Honeycutt, a building con¬ The sun was hot, so volunteers tractor is the volunteer construction working Saturday morning on the coordinator of the state Baptist con¬ Craven E. Williams Observatory got an vention and the overseer of the local early start. Nine members of a single's project. Besides working on the group from First Baptist Church in projects himself, he also speaks at Cary were completing the sheeting on churches enlisting volunteers for the the $107,000 project along with Gard¬ mission work. "I've been all over the ner-Webb College administrators and state," he said, Saturday morning as other volunteers. he wiped his brow and waited his turn "We came because we were looking at the water cooler. "Everybody is for a mission project we could take interested in what they can do." Most part in and feel like we're accomplish¬ recently, he has coordinated the ing something," said Iris Caldwell of volunteer efforts of a chapel and the Cary group. "I just came because fellowship hall at Mars Hill College they needed help," another volunteer and a church in Conover. Honeycutt from Cary said as he pounded nails. said 2,000 Baptist men across the state "We did the framing last week," representing a variety of professions said Dr. Robert Parsons, head of the participate as volunteers in the college's B.E. Morris Academy. "We building of church and college proj¬ did the sheeting this week." ects. Because of the volunteer efforts, Between now and its fall comple¬ he said the projects cost about half of tion date, numbers of volunteers from what they normally would. Materials Baptist churches throughout the state also are donated or purchased at a College administrators working on are expected to visit Gardner-Webb reduced price which helps keep costs the project Saturday, including Presi¬ and offer assistance on the project. down. dent Christopher White, said they Most of the volunteers will be mem¬ Churches from Cleveland, Gaston expect the observatory building to bers of the N.C. Baptist Men's organi¬ and Lincoln counties will be involved become one of the most used buildings zation, who regularly donate their time in the observatory construction. Other on campus. Located on Stadium Drive, to help build churches and projects at church groups also will provide lunch the building includes reception rooms Baptist institutions and colleges. for the workers. as well as restroom facilities.

4 Forrest Feezor: Spirit Led Man of God released at June reception

A book review and reception was Dr. Garland Hendricks, who held June 23 at Gardner-Webb College completed the writing of the book for to release the book, Forrest Feezor: Dr. Feezor;is former director of the Spirit-Led Man of God. B.E. Morris Academy at Gardner- The book is the autobiography of Webb College. the late Dr. Forrest Chalmers Feezor Dr. Hendricks has authored several (1892-1986), as told to Dr. Garland books, including Biography of a Country Hendricks. Church, Call to the Country, published "When I think about my life from babyhood until now, I realize that it has been a miracle of God working through my Lord Jesus Christ and His Holy Spirit," Dr. Feezor said in the pages of his book. "He saved me from sin, inspired me with a compelling sense of pur¬ pose, disciplined me through my conscience, empowered me with devotion and a strong voice, possessed by the Baptist Home Missions Board, me with a love for all people and Appalachian Shepherd, and To Higher taught me grace through the every day Ground. patience and devotion of Jessica (my The cost of the book is $5, plus $1 wife)," he said. for shipping and handling. Proceeds Dr. Feezor served as executive from the sale of the book will go to the secretary for the Texas Baptist Conven¬ Christian Service Organization at tion, taught at Liberty Baptist College Gardner-Webb College, an organiza¬ and served Tabernacle, Broadway and tion which provides scholarships to Waco Churches in Texas. Following students entering Christian service. his retirement, he served several Checks should be made to Tracy interim pastorates in North Carolina, Jessup, Office of the President, Gard¬ South Carolina and Georgia. Dr. ner-Webb College, Boiling Springs, Feezor has also been noted for his Dr. White presents N.C. 28017. Books are also available influence on the convention level. a plaque to Dr. Hendricks for sale through the College bookstore.

GWC Women's Club begins twentieth year

The Gardner-Webb College Women's Club, established in 1969, has begun its 20th year this fall. The club is made up of women on the faculty and staff at the College as well as spouses of employees and those who have retired from Gardner-Webb. The club's purpose is to promote fellow¬ ship and to serve as an extension of the College family. This year7s new slate of officers includes Linda Fern, president; Frieda Collins, vice president; Joyce Summers, secretary-treasurer; Georgia Cline and Joan Parrish, program co¬ chairs; and Hossie Bonner, Evelyn Allen and Pictured, from left are Joan Parrish Flossie Bonner Linda White , , , , Rhea Lamb, membership. Barbara Taylor and Joyce Summers. Distinguished Alumni Honored in Gardner-Webb's Gallery

Gardner-Webb College has estab¬ lished a Gallery of Distinguished Graduates, located in the lobby of the Charles I. Dover Campus Center. The gallery, which will change pe¬ riodically in order to feature many of our fine graduates, now has photo¬ graphs and information on six out¬ standing alumni. Those now featured in the Gallery of Distinguished Graduates are: R. Bruce Bowers, an outstanding Char¬ lotte television personality who worked with WSOC for eight years as an investigative reporter. Bowers re¬ ceived an associate's degree in liberal arts from Gardner-Webb in 1968. Cara ate from North Carolina State de Janeiro. Dr. Steibel earned a degree A. Elmore of Lawndale, who teaches University. Dr. Stephan D. Proctor of in religious education from Gardner- English at Shelby High School and Salisbury, a physician specializing in Webb College in 1977. She received was named the 1988 Shelby City pulmonology and internal medicine. her doctorate in education from Schools Teacher of the Year. Ms. Dr. Proctor, son of Drs. Dan and Southwestern Baptist Theological Elmore graduated from Gardner- Launita Proctor of Shelby, graduated Seminary. Dr. Wayne D. Wike, pastor Webb in 1979 with a B.A. in English. from Gardner-Webb College in 1977 of First Baptist Church of Fairmont. Dr. Betty Emmett Knox of Raleigh, with a degree in math. He received his Dr. Wike earned a degree in religion former director of the North Carolina M.D. from the Bowman-Gray School from Gardner-Webb in 1975. He has a Community Colleges Foundation Inc. of Medicine at Wake Forest master's in divinity from Southern Dr. Knox earned an associate's degree University. Dr. Sophia Gomes- Baptist Theological Seminary and his in liberal arts from Gardner-Webb in Steibel, professor at South Brazil doctorate of ministry from Union 1954. She has her educational doctor¬ Baptist Theological Seminary in Rio Seminary in Virginia.

Lonnie Proctor, Bill Naylor are winners in Senior Games

Dr. Lonnie Proctor, professor of health and physical education at Gardner-Webb, and Gardner- Webb tennis coach Bill Naylor recently participated in the 1989 Senior Olympic Games national competition in St. Louis. Dr. Proctor entered six events. As re¬ turning gold she repeated her winnings. Moving up an age bracket, she Franklin Rash, director of housekeeping, medalist for presents a plaque and gift certificate to Clara shot put and also won a gold medal for high Freeman of the housekeeping department. bronze jump, a silver for both singles and Mrs. Freeman was first—place winner in the medalist for doubles in badminton and a Clean Closet Equipment Program. She rated horseshoes, fourth-place ribbon for the discus. tops for having the cleanest, most organized Naylor won two matches in housekeeping closet on campus. Proctor singles and one doubles match.

6 Lindsay Scholarship Williamses named Parents' Board second largest endowment presidential couple at Gardner-Webb Phil and Terra Gaye Williams of Henderson¬ The David and Winifred Herbert ville have been named the presidential couple Lindsay Endowed Scholarship, for the Parents' Board. The Williamses have two established by Mrs. Lindsay this year, children, Karen, who graduated from Gardner- is the second largest endowed scholar¬ Webb last year, and Russ, a current student at ship in the history of Gardner-Webb. Gardner-Webb. Phil, a graduate of North It is the single largest endowed schol¬ Carolina State University, is president and arship made by a living donor to the owner of Phil Williams Construction Company. College. Terra Gaye, a graduate of Meredith College, is Mrs. Lindsay established the employed as administrative assistant and office scholarship in memory of her hus¬ manager for the company. band. It expresses the commitment of the couple to Christian higher educa¬ tion and to the educational needs of A Look at Railroads in Appalachia: the residents of Rutherford and surrounding counties. Applachian Consortium develops new exhibit Joann Lutz, director of planned Since the late 1800s, railroads have of the land - timbering and mining left giving at Gardner-Webb, says, "Mrs. played a major role in the cultural and much of the land in ruins. Lindsay has a deep concern for the natural resources of Appalachia. The tourist industry was a natural education of our youth and her heart Geography played a large part in extension of railroad expansion into goes out especially to those who want isolating the southern mountains from the mountains and is today an impor¬ an education but need financial help the mainstream American experience. tant component in the revitalization of in order to acquire it." Settlers often put down roots in one many communities. The fund provides financial place, farmed and became economi¬ assistance to worthy and needy full¬ Until recently, however, no attempt time students at Gardner-Webb, with cally independent. It was in this has been made to depict the full preference given to students from century of isolation that the unique impact of the railroads on this region. Rutherford County and surrounding culture of the Appalachians emerged. Today the Appalachian Consortium, counties in North Carolina. With an increased demand for raw of which Gardner-Webb College is a Contributions for the open-ended materials to fuel the expanding indus¬ member institution, is developing an fund were initiated by Mrs. Lindsay. trialism of urban America, developers exhibit entitled, "Agent of Transfor¬ The scholarship will be permanently set their sights on the Southern High¬ mation: The Impact of Railroads in the endowed, with the annual interest lands and their rich storehouse of Southern Highlands." available for scholarship awards. natural resources. Inroads, via rail, The Consortium is a regional Additional contributions may be made were made to the mountains' re¬ organization dedicated to preserving at any time by Mrs. Lindsay, her sources. the cultural and natural resources of family and friends of Gardner-Webb. The arrival of the railroad in the Southern Highlands and the study "By endowing a scholarship, the Appalachia brought change. While it of the region. Funds for the develop¬ Lindsay name and gift will forever be afforded the mountain people in¬ ment of the exhibit are provided by a part of Gardner-Webb," says Mrs. creased material advantages and the National Endowment for the Hu¬ Lutz. "This is, in my estimation, the opportunities, it altered their lifestyles. manities and the member institutions wisest use of one's money." Industrialization caused exploitation and agencies.

Video shows off Gardner-Webb's attributes video will be available for mailing through a reply card included in Gardner-Webb has gone the Magazine - something to appeal to the College's admissions materials. way of the video. At least for both students and their parents. The video will be shown on admission purposes, anyway. The video captures all areas of life campus as part of student inter¬ The College is offering a 13- at Gardner-Webb - from the class¬ views and campus tours. It will minute video cassette tape to pro¬ room to the sports arena. With anima¬ also be placed in guidance offices spective students interested in tion, lively music and Gardner-Webb at several high schools and will be learning more about the campus students in the spotlight, the film made available at the Gardner- and its offerings. helps make the college decision a little Webb College Visitors Center. The format, according to execu¬ easier. Anyone interested in viewing tive producer John Brock, com¬ According to Randy Kilby of the the video should call Randy Kilby bines a taste of MTV and PM Gardner-Webb Admissions office, the at (704) 434-2361.

7 THE BULLDOG CLUB

The Bulldog Club is embarking on Last year the school contributed over "Gardner-Webb helped prepare me a new era with the advent of the South $300,000 to athletic scholarships alone. for later life both on and off the Atlantic Conference as an All-Sports (The Bulldog Club raised $60,000 to basketball court. Without a basketball Conference. The ramifications are sig¬ bring the grand total for athletic schol¬ scholarship I would not have been nificant for athletic budgets and arships to around $360,000). In addi¬ able to attend Gardner-Webb Col¬ scholarships. tion, the College has committed four lege." Eddie Wilkins, New York The Bulldog Club helps support new scholarships for the 1989-90 year. Knicks. athletics at Gardner-Webb College by The South Atlantic Conference allows raising money for athletic scholar¬ 65 total scholarships. Gardner-Webb "Had it not been for the baseball ships. Every dollar raised through the will now give 48. We are still 17 schol¬ scholarship I earned, I would not have Bulldog Club (even the amount cred¬ arships away from being competitive been able to attend Gardner-Webb. I ited for tickets) goes to athletic schol¬ year-in and year-out in every sport. strongly believe that this scholarship arships. The South Atlantic Confer¬ Our goal, as a college, is to obtain and the degree I earned helped pave ence has maximum scholarship limits these additional 17 scholarships over the way to the successful supervisory for each sport. In order to be competi¬ the next three years. To do this, we position I have today." Brett Bridges, tive, each sport sponsored must be at need your help. Supervisor Doran Textiles or near that maximum. Several of our This year the Bulldog Club has "I attended Gardner-Webb on a sports are not. already raised in excess of $58,000 (As volleyball and basketball scholarship. By giving to the Bulldog Club an of August 9,1989). For our scholar¬ Unfortunately I suffered a devastating individual or corporation can help a ships to reach the maximum number knee injury my sophomore year that worthy student-athlete attend Gard¬ suggested by the South Atlantic Con¬ kept me from active participation. ner-Webb (the South Atlantic Confer¬ ference we must average $120,000 in Despite that I was able to keep my ence has one of the toughest academic annual contributions. scholarship, throughout my tenure, policies of any conference in the na¬ The South Atlantic Conference will thanks to many caring and concerned tion, including the NCAA). In addi¬ be one of the premier small college people and to their philosophy in tion, you can also help improve the athletic conferences in existence. Help supporting their student athletes edu¬ quality of Gardner-Webb's athletic Gardner-Webb College be the finest of cation. I've always appreciated the program. the finest, by supporting the Bulldog interest that was shown in me." Gardner-Webb College is very Club. Melinda Campbell Retail Manager, supportive of its athletic program. The following quotes are from three of our former students: Charlotte Sports Unlimited Gardner-Webb offers new committment to Athletic Program TQIN THE GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGE BULLDOG CLUB Starting with the 1989 Bulldog Club Mr._ Mrs._ Miss_ Ms._ YOUR DESIRED MEMBERSHIP campaign, Gardner-Webb College has made an unprecedented move in Name_ Lifetime Member $6,500 support of athletic scholarships. The President's Club Spouse's Name_ $2,500 first $50,000 raised, excluding lifetime T.D. Club $1,000 memberships, in this year's campaign Address__ S.A.B. Club $500 will go to the yearly scholarship Big Dog Club $300 budget to help pay for the school's 48 State_Zip_ P.H.D. Club $200 athletic scholarships. Individual Club $100 However, once the Bulldog Club Phone: Home( )__ TICKETS surpasses that total in giving, one half Work ( )_ of every dollar given will go into an I do not want tickets. endowed athletic scholarship called the YOUR COMMITTMENT Use gift for scholarship. Bulldog Club Endowed Athletic I want football tickets. Referred by_ Scholarship Fund. . I want basketball tickets. With a goal of $80,000 for the Total Pledge $_ Mail this form along with your gift to: Bulldog Club this year, we could put as Amount Paid Now $_ Ozzie McFarland, Executive Director much as $15,000 into endowment and Balance $_ Bulldog Club still have $65,000 for this year's scholar¬ Post Office Box 804. ship budget. There has never been a Make checks payable to: Boiling Springs, North Carolina 28017 better time to join the Gardner-Webb Gardner-Webb College or call (704) 434-2361 College Bulldog Club. Join today!

8 QUESTIONS PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS MAY ASK

1. What is the Bulldog Club? 3. What level of Bulldog Club mem¬ in increased operating expense. Gard- The Bulldog Club is a College bership should a donor choose? nerWebb College is committed to a affiliated support organization consist¬ Prospective donors often ask what first-class athletics program, but the ing of donors to the intercollegiate their level of membership in the Bull¬ price is high. athletic program. There are several dog Club should be. The question can Scholarship costs continue to levels of membership based upon the only be answered by the individual or escalate, while funding must also be amount contributed on an annual basis. business based on income, obligations, secured for facility improvements and All the funds raised are used to and personal concern for the college additions. provide scholarships for student- and its athletic programs. Keep in We are presently 17 scholarships athletes. mind the cost of a total scholarship under the South Atlantic Conference ($9,000.00). The cost of running an ath¬ Limit. In other words 17 scholarships 2. Why should a person/firm join the letic program is on the rise. Give a gift away from being competitive year-in which is comfortable for you and at Bulldog Club? and year-out in every sport. the same time support the Bulldogs. No two people will have identical reasons for joining the Bulldog Club. 7. What is the cost of an athletic schol¬ 4. What type of benefits will I receive However, some of the reasons might arship? for my donation? include: The cost for one student-athlete to A. A personal concern for the college The benefits of the Bulldog Club attend Gardner-Webb College is as and it's image on both a local and are many. Depending upon the follows: national level. donor's level of membership, benefits Tuition 5,770 B. A strong conviction about the such as parking, game tickets, special Room/Board 3,200 meals, tailgate parties, trips, etc. In Bulldogs and the Bulldog Club and Books/Misc. 430 addition, there are newsletters, decals, the opportunity which is being Total 9,400 provided to over 250 student- press guides, and special recognition gifts. athletes. 8. How is the money used? C. Civic pride, knowing that an effec¬ 100% of the money raised is used for 5. How do the tax laws affect dona¬ tive support organization and thus athletic scholarships, (even the amount tions? a successful athletic program is a designated for tickets) The first $50,000 tremendous community activity. The gift is tax deductible except for raised during the 1989-90 campaign the cost of the tickets. If you do not D. Fun. The social benefits of belong¬ will go to this year's scholarship receive tickets, the entire gift is tax ing to the Bulldog Club include budget. After that 1/2 of the remaining deductible. special travel, meeting new friends, amount raised will go into the Bulldog keeping in touch with old friends Club Endowed Athletic Scholarship and making possible business 6. Why is money needed? Fund. If we reach our budget of contacts. Inflation is not limited to consum¬ $80,000 this year then we will supply E. Tickets to football and basketball ers and corporations. Colleges across $65,000 for current scholarships and games. the nation are second only to hospitals $15,000 for endowed scholarships.

Gardner-Webb College Bulldog Club Sales Chart

Members nip Club Lire Member ^resident's Club t:d. ciub SA.B. Club Hlg Dog pra.ixciuir individual $6,500 $2,500 $1,000 $500 $300 $200 $100 $6,290 $2290 Tax Deduction if tickets are $790 $360 $195 $130 $65 obtained * ★ * Membership Card and Decal ★ ★ * ★ Newsletter and Football and * ★ ★ ★ * Basketball Media Guides * ★ Pre-game Meal (before selected 6 Tickets 6 tickets 6 tickets 4 tickets home football and basketball games) Tailgate parties, covered dish * ★ ★ suppers, etc. ★ ★ * * ★ Hospitality Room at Half-time ★ ★ * * * * * ★ Priority Parking f it ★ * Football Season Reserved Seats 6 tickets 6 tickets 6 tickets 4 tickets 3 tickets 2 tickets 1 ticket Special Priority Seating ★ it Basketball Season Reserved Seats 6 tickets 6 tickets 6 tickets 4 tickets 3 tickets 2 tickets 1 ticket Invitations to Attend College Arts ir it and Lecture Series * * ★ ★ ★

9 Gardner-Webb Biology students tour Florida Everglades and Keys for class credit

On Saturday afternoon. May 6, a group of 16 Gardner-Webb College students and three science professors. Dr. Les Brown, Dr. Tom Jones and Dr. Andy Ashe, boarded two vans for an excursion to the Florida Keys. Dr. Barbara Burkett and I would join the group in a few days. The trip, made attractive by the allure of one of America's most noted vacation spots, also held class credits for the students. The Special Topics Class on the Ecology and Geology of Southern Florida was offered this year, for the first time, through the Gardner-Webb Department of Natural Sciences. The course outline included presentations on terrestrial vegetation, geology, coral ecology and a look at the envi¬ ronment and marine life in the Keys. Refuge and Sanibel Island, just off the explain the necessity of the burning The first night's stop was in coast at Fort Myers. Here, they caught from an environmental standpoint, southern Georgia at Crooked River the very last of the Horseshoe Crab aired that night on Miami's Channel 10. State Park. An early morning start on and looked for glimpses of the Roseate Campsites were set up Tuesday Sunday took the group along the Spoonbill and other exotic birds. And, night at Everglades National Park - Limestone Belt, giving them an a part of the morning was set aside for home for the next three nights. opportunity to talk about cave systems snorkling. and hydrology. They wound their way Monday also included a stop at Anhinga Trail south to the Ocala National Forest in Corkscrew Swamp Audubon Pre¬ caught in early morning Florida, where they camped at May- serve, an inland Cypress swamp, Wednesday's activities began before akka River State Park. before settling in for the night at sunrise. Students and professors Monday's adventures took the class Collier Seminole State Park. Here, they crawled out of tents at 4 a.m. and to the Gulf of Mexico, where they met the mosquito. headed for Anhinga Trail. visited Ding Darling National Wildlife Tuesday was an introduction to the The Anhinga trail is a wonderful Everglades, and was a day of fame for cross-section of the Everglades - from the Gardner-Webb group. Driving the sawgrass prarie to the Mangrove across the northern Everglades to the trees and other hardwoods. There is a east coast, the group made its way quiet peacefulness about the place, dis¬ through a portion of Big Cypress turbed only by the calls of the birds Swamp, heading to the Shark River found nesting there. Observation Tower. Here, they The waters that move ever-so-gently planned to view the grasslands or throughout the Everglades form a pond "wet prarie." at this spot. A rustling in the Lily pads Entering an area that was under that float there will, upon closer exami¬ heavy attack by brush fire, the vans nation, often reveal one of the many were being rerouted when the group alligators that live in this setting. was approached by a television news Wednesday stretched on to include reporter and film crew. The reporter hiking along nature trails in the after¬ was covering the effects of the brush noon, along with visits to Mahogany fire in Shark Valley, and talked with Hammock and Pinelands. Gardner-Webb biologists Dr. Jones Having arrived in the Keys Wednes¬ and Dr. Ashe. The interview, which day evening. Dr. Burkett and I joined Joy Cole and Michelle Hamrick gave the two professors a chance to the group Thursday morning. Driving

10 through the Everglades National Park An early morning snorkle in Card to the campsite, we could see the dark Sound, on the Atlantic side of Key clouds of a storm coming across the Largo, started the day. The light of the horizon toward us. The sun blanketed warm morning sun created sparkles as / • the prarie between us and the dark¬ it caught the slight ripples of the ness and the full arch of a rainbow water. formed, stretching to touch the earth The water was a little rougher that just ahead ... perhaps a good omen for day than most, and the satin-like the day. surface usually seen on the water was Thursday morning we visited the disturbed. sawgrass communities and Mangrove The students spent most of the communities that make up a large morning at this peaceful setting, portion of the Everglades. The Man¬ where they learned of sponges and grove trees, with exposed roots that various organisms that make up a are snarled and tangled, are found world just below the water's surface. growing in the fresh waters of the Friday afternoon was the group's Everglades as well as in salt water. first boat charter. We spent an entire Arriving at Nine Mile Pond, we afternoon snorkling and diving at were greeted by a large alligator lying John Pennekamp Coral Reef. Here, we near the shore. A short hike along a discovered what it is like to meet up trail that circled the pond allowed us with both barracuda and sharks in the to watch the Anhingas drying them¬ water. Fortunately, the creatures were Dr. Barbara Burkett selves. The Anhingas are large birds only as curious as we were. that have no oil glans, so they must Just off the reef at out second dive Boot Key. However, we learned of a "hang themselves out to dry." site, we discovered a large statue of drug war that had recently occurred The next stop was Paurot's Pond, Christ that had been planted firmly on there resulting in the deaths of two where the students had a lesson on the innocent people. Needless to say, Mangrove Islands, or Hammocks of plans were altered a bit and a part of hardwoods, that form amid the saw- the day was spent relaxing ... and grasses. These Hammocks serve, in studying for the exam that they had part, to provide hurricane protection. that night. The morning's last stop was at Sunday also began with a snorkle, Coot Bay, a known nesting site for the just out from where the students were American Bald Eagle. A frustrated camping at Bahia Honda State Park. group of birdwatchers returned to the Here, we met up with yet another campsite, only to spot a Bald Eagle in barracuda - one that was estimated at a tree several yards away. about six feet long. Thursday afternoon was spent on a The dive was also at a protected backwater cruise in the Everglades. site for queen conch. Gently turning The highlight of the cruise was seeing over what appeared to be brown rocks a crocodile sunning himself on a fallen just under the sand, we revealed the tree at the water's edge. We learned beautifully colored shells. The live that he was one of a small number of conch quickly dashed inside, and the crocodiles, approximately 300, left in shells were carefully placed where the area. A Miami biologist who has they had been. worked 15 years researching various Sunday afternoon's highlight was a parts of this area for a large land the ocean's floor. Christ's outstretched visit to Lignum Vitae State Botanical developersays he has never seen a arms seemed to reach out to us as we Park on Lignum Vitae Key. While in crocodile - adding to the excitement of swam above the statue. And, the the boat crossing to the island, we our find. divers were able to read the inscrip¬ spotted a water spout in the distance. tion on the base of the piece, which Eying the dark funnel that dipped Students discover was donated to the United States by from the clouds, we were told it was a life in the Keys France. There was no touching the tornado over the water. (This was an Friday morning the students were statue, however, for parts of it were experience that Dr. Burkett and I out of the Everglades, away from the covered with Fire Coral, which is aptly would have again, later in the week.) mosquitoes. Their activities had taken named. Fortunately, in both instances, the them into the upper part of the Florida Saturday, the group had planned to spout took another turn and dissi¬ Keys. visit the Turtle Grass communities on pated before it got to us.

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Stutts Mr. Donald Norris Dr. John Chesky The Janierve Foundation Mr. Aubrey A. Walker Mr. Bernard Harris Parker Mr. Donnie 0. Clary Asheville, N.C. Mr. Henry Lee Weathers Sr. Dr. Timothy C Pennell Ms. Sheila K. Coggins Mr. William Yates Webb Mr. Michael John Rousseaux The Neisler Foundation Mrs. Freida B. Collins Mr. James L. Williamson Mr. Hobart C. Smith Charlotte, N.C. Mrs. Barbara J. Cribb Mr. Stough A. Wray Jr. Dr. Helen Marie Stinson Mrs. Glenda Crotts Mr. Howard V. Yergin North Carolina Special Olympics Mrs. Mae Stroup Dr. Alice Rae Cullinan Raleigh, N.C Dr. Robert Lee Decker Mr. Ralph W. Dixon Jr. The Presser Foundation Miss Emily Jane Dover Bryn Mawr, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Drayer Garrity Athletic Scholarship Dr. Anthony F. Eastman The Sherwin-Williams Foundation honors former vice president Ms. Lowell Lynn Edwards Cleveland, Ohio State Farm Com¬ Mrs. Kitty Eeds panies Foundation Dr. Terry Fern Bloomington, Ill. The M. Henry and Pam Garrity Endowed Mr. D. Bryan Ferree Athletic Scholarship was established in December, Mr. Harry Woodrow Fish Jr. W.L. McCurdy Memorial Founda¬ Dr. Richard H. Franklin tion 1988 to honor Garrity upon his retirement from Rev. Charles W. Freeman Charlotte, N.C. Gardner-VJebb College. Mr. M. Henry Garrity The scholarship was initiated by the Gardner- Mrs. Nell Self Griggs Westinghouse Foundation Webb Board of Advisors and includes contributions Dr. Barry Edmond Hambright Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Kathryn Hocutt Hamrick made by friends and family members of Mr. and Mr. Ray McKay Hardee ADVISORS Mrs. Garrity. It is designed to provide financial Mrs. Patricia Blanton Harrellson assistance to a student athlete who participates in Mr. James D. Hartman Jr. Mr. John Haskins Mrs. Terry Carter Abemethy III the College's athletic program while receiving the Dr. Dee Hunt Mr. Robert J. Arey Jr. scholarship. Mr. William Thomas Bell Ms. Thelma J. Hutchins Mr. Dill B. Blackwell Recipient(s) will be chosen each year by the Mr. Greg Hutchinson Mr. Joseph Edwin Cabaniss Sr. director of athletics and the director of financial Mrs. Suzy Y. Jamieson Mrs. Sharon D. Jennings Mr. Ernest Woodrow Carothers Jr. planning. A recipient may receive the scholarship for Mr. and Mrs. Harold David Mr. Marion Lansford Jolley one to four years, based on the decision of the athletic Causby Dr. Paul W. Jolley Mr. James Cowan director. Mr. Kevin Thomas Jones Mrs. Julia Crisp Crawley Dr. Tom Jones Mr. Robert T. Davis Mr. Randy Keith Kilby Mr. William David Ellis Mrs. Connie Dickson King Mr. A. Lee Fincannon Sr. Miss Ruth Kiser Mr. Robert M. Gold Mr. F. Guy Walker Jr. Ms. Shirley Cook Lail Mr. Howard L. Hamrick TRUSTEES Dr. Harold C Warlick Jr. Dr. Robert L. Lamb Mr. Joseph B. Henderson Jr. Mr. Donald L. Warren Miss Nancy Faye Land Mrs. Edith Brooks Hoffman Mr. Amon Baucom Dr. Tom L. Warren Mr. Charles Grayson Ledford Mr. L. Morris Hudson Dr. Ralph L. Bentley Dr. H. Gene Washburn Mrs. Bobbie C. Luckadoo Mr. Emile Jacumin Jr. Mr. John Bethea Mrs. Joann W. Lutz Dr. Robert Spurgeon Jones Sr. Mr. David G. Bissett FACULTY/STAFF Mr. Melvin R. Lutz Jr. Mrs. Martha J. Kline Mr. George Blanton Jr. Mrs. Jodi W. Manning Dr. J. Calvin Koonts Rev. Qine Wilson Borders DONORS Mr. Frank Osborne McFarland III Dr. Robert B. Litton Mrs. Gladys Marie Brooks Ms. Babara Merritt Mr. Thomas Wilbur Martin Buroughs Dr. Garland H. Allen Dr. Ted Richard Monroe Mr. Frank S. Mayo Mr. Lloyd C. Bost Dr. Andrew N. Ash Dr. Robert E. Morgan Mr. Jeffrey Phillip McNeill Mr. Thomas R. Causby Mrs. Miriam Ash-Jones Ms. Janet Adams Morton Dr. Vann Murrell Mr. Charles R. Moseley Dr. W. Max Colwell Mrs. Elaine P. Ashley Mr. Donald Norris Dr. Paul Craven Rev. Monroe Ashley Mr. William C. Naylor Mr. Keith Michael Norris Dr. Larry C. Crawford Mr. A. Melton Black Mr. Max Padgett Mr. Roger T. Petty Mr. Charles I. Dover Dr. Gilmer W. Blackburn Dr. Phil D. Perrin Mr. Bobby McCall Pettyjohn Mr. William King Elliott Dr. Robert R. Blackburn Mrs. Margaret V. Plowden Dr. Dan W. Proctor Mr. Charles E. Reiley Rev. Russell Fitts Mr. Ernest Blankenship Mr. David M. Roberts Mr. Earl Thorn well Groves Dr. A. Frank Bonner Dr. Launita Eye Proctor Mrs. Shirley Pyron Dr. John E. Roberts Mrs. Mary Arden Harris Dr. Ernice Bookout Mr. Dennis Quinn Mr. Charles L. Rogers Rev. Tom Hogan Dr. I. Glenn Bottoms Mrs. Saundra Dyanne Christie Rogers Mr. Howard A. Rollins Mr. A. Grayson Kellar Mr. John Brock Mrs. Stacy Bowers Brock Mrs. Lydia J. Walker Ruffin Mr. David K. Rowan Dr. Betty Emmett Knox Dr. Larry L. Sale Cleveland Federal Savings & Loan Doran Ath. & Emp. Assist. Club, Inc. Grover Industries, Inc. Mrs. Lou Ann Poston Scates Cleveland Lumber Company Doran Textiles, Inc. H & H Pest Control, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Scruggs Cleveland Memorial Hospital Doran Yam Athletic and Employee Hardins, Inc. Mr. M. Allen Setzer Cleveland Memorial Hospital Assistance Club, Inc. Harpers Prescription Pharmacy Ms. Vicki Ann Spangler-Walker Auxiliary Duke Power Company Harrill Chemical and Paper Supply, Mr. C Oland Summers Cleveland Mills Company Earl Owensby Studios Inc. Mrs. Joyce B. Summers Cleveland Radiator Service Eaton Corporation Harris Funeral Home, Inc. Dr. James Kanipe Taylor Cleveland Sandwich Company Elliott & Collins, Inc. Hoechst Celanese Corporation of Mr. Evan Thompson Cleveland Services, Inc Equitable Life Assurance Society Summerville, N.J. Dr. Jeff Tubbs Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Esther Athletic and Employee Hoechst Celanese Corporation of Mr. Gordon Washburn College Gulf Service Station Assistance Club, Inc. Shelby, N.C. Mrs. Marie A. Wellmon Holden Carpets Dr. M. Christopher White Home Federal Savings and Loan Mr. Jim R. Wiles Honda of Shelby, Inc. Horn and Story Real Estate CORPORATE/ Hoyle Plumbing Company, Inc. Sacred Music students benefit Humphries Quick Stop ' BUSINESS DONORS Hutson Pulpwood Company from Hudson scholarship IBM Corporation 6 6 Restaurant EMC Fertilizer, Inc. A Touch Of Class Int. Minerals & Chemical Corporation A.A. Ramsey & Son, Inc. Sue and Hill Hudson Jr. of Shelby initiated the Integon Life Insurance Corporation A. V. Wray and 6 Sons, Inc. W.H. Hudson Endowed Scholarship Fund at Gard- J & C Athletic and Employee Assis¬ tance Club, Inc. Alexander Reality ner-Webb in memory of W.H. Hudson, a former Allen's Flower Shop, Inc. J.C. Penney Store Alston Bridges Barbeque, Inc. trustee and personal friend of the late Philip Elliott, J.L. Suttle Jr. & Company, Inc American Food Management seventh president of Gardner-Webb. J.S. Mann's Apple Computer, Inc. The fund will provide financial assistance to JDS Enterprises, Inc. JEMCO Arey Oil Company needy and worthy citizens in North and South Caro¬ Arnold's, Inc. Jack B. Wooten Company Artex International, Inc lina, with first preference given to students from Jefferson-Pilot Life Insurance Co. Asphalt Paving of Shelby, Inc. Cleveland County. Jim Wilson & Associates, Inc. Johnson & Higgins Carolinas, Inc. B. F. Maner Agency, Inc. The scholarship will be given in the field of BB&T of Boiling Springs Jones Buick Cadillac, Inc. Baldwin Auto Parts Company sacred music. Recipients must indicate intent to Jones Group, Inc. Barlow & Triplett Realty, Inc. pursue a church music career for at least five years Jones Intercable, Inc. Junior Setzer Well Boring Beam & Edwards Construction after graduation. Beaver Dam Auto Auction, Inc. KEMET Electronics Corporation Bedells Gas & Grocery The recipients should "exemplify high moral and Keeter Motors Inc. Belk Stevens Company, No. 80 ethical standards and have the potential to become Kendall Drug Company Kramer's Men's Shop Belk's of Forest City #122 outstanding church leaders and ministers of music." Bemhart Industries Lamar Realty Company Biggerstaff's Gin & Seed Cleaner The fund, established in October, 1987, may be Laughlin Furniture Bill Whitson Mfg., Inc. added to at any time by family members and other Leasing Services, Inc Legal Services of Louisiana, Inc. Blair, Inc. interested persons. Blair, Inc-2 Lem Lynch Photography Boiling Springs Drug Company Life Insurance Company of Georgia Branch Banking & Trust Co. of Ligget Group, Inc. Wilson, N.C. Lowe's Companies, Inc. Branstrom Group, Inc. Lowndes Corporation Bruce's Iron & Metal, Inc. Lutz-Austell Funeral Home Bulldog Quick Snack Colonial Life & Accident Ins. Co. F. E.B. Food Incorporated Mabry Office Equipment, Inc. C & P Telephone Concrete Supply Company Fasco Controls Corporation Macomson Machine Company C. D. Jessup Hosiery Co. Container Corporation of America First Citizens Bank Marlboro Wholesale Grocery, Inc. C.J. Hamrick & Sons, Inc. Copeland Corporation First Federal Savings and Loan Master Craft Frame Co., Inc. Car City, Inc. Crawley Memorial Hospital, Inc. First National Bank Maxwell B. Hamrick Ins. Agency, Inc. Carolina Dairy, Inc Crews Consulting Services Fluid Maintenace Maxwell, Freeman and Beason, P.A. Cummings Krystal Kleen Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. Four Star Sports, Inc. McCurry-Deck Buick Dale Bridges Company, Inc. Carolina Mills, Inc. Fox Distributing Company, Inc. McCutcheon Chevrolet, Inc. Dauphin Deposit Bank Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. Francis Bros. Used Cars, Inc. McCutcheon Chrysler-Plymouth- David K. Rowan & Associates, Inc. Carrols Corporation G. T. McSwain, Inc. Dodge Dedmon's Transit Concrete Mix, Carter Chevrolet Company GTE Service Corporation McKinney-Landreth Funeral Home Inc. Century 21 Shields, Realtors Gabriel, Inc. McNeel/s, Inc. Dicey Mills, Inc. Chas R Gaston Federal Savings & Loan Medical Center Pharmacy Dickson Auto Supply, Inc. Chick-fil-A Glenn Lumber Company, Inc. Mental Health Association of Cleve¬ Diversco, Inc. Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Goforth Enterprises, Inc. land County Dixie Industrial Supply, Inc. Clay-Bamette Funeral Home, Inc. Goforth Industries, Inc. Meredith/Bur da Dixon Tire Service Cleveland County Chapter Cleve¬ Goldsboro Tin Shop, Inc. Milliken & Company Dora Yarn Athletic and Employee Monroe Sales, Inc. land Dermatology, P. A. Governors Inn Corporation Assistance Club, Inc. Morgan & Company, Inc. Cleveland Family Practice Greene Country Lawn and Garden Boiling Springs Rotary dub NC Chapter 40, Airea Trans Data Corporation First Baptist Church of Forest City Civitan Club of Shelby NC Office of Budget and Manage¬ Tri-City Concrete Co., Inc. First Baptist Church of Mount Cleveland County Medical Society ment Trinity Sign Company Holly First Baptist Church of Shelby Davis Hospital Alumnae Associa¬ NCNB United Federal Savings & Loan tion Nancy & Udean Christian Tours Assoc. Flint Hill Baptist Church Exchange dub of Shelby Nash-Edge Mortgage Lenders Assn. Video House Florence Baptist Church Junior Charity League of Shelby Noell Travel Center Vison Boutique, Inc. Green Hill Baptist Couples Sunday Lions dub of Shelby Nu-Way Laundry & Cleaners W.H. Hudson & Co., Inc. School Class Louis Brevard Brown Memorial Old Stone Bank of North Carolina WOHS Group #2 WMU First Baptist Trust Ora Ath. & Emp. Assist. Club, Inc. Wachovia Bank & Trust Company, Church, Rocky Mount Lucille Wall Music dub PPG Industries, Inc. N.A. Hickory Bible Center J.W. Martin Sunday School Class, Magnolia Garden dub of Parkdale Mills, Inc Wal-Mart Cowpens Parker Gardner Company Wallace and Hamrick Associates Cowpens, S.C. Watson Insurance Agency, Inc. Jackson Park Baptist Church Shelby Kiwanis dub Peoples Bank & Trust Company Webb Chemical & Paper Company Kings Mountain Baptist Pastors Shelby Rotary dub No. 2520 Petroleum World, Inc. Williams Oil Company Conference Wagon Wheelers Square Dance Pfizer, Inc. Wix Corporation Lafayette Street United Methodist dub Pizza Hut Young Rentals, Inc. Church Planters & Merchants Warehouse ALUMNI BY CLASSES Polkville Furniture Porter Brothers, Inc. Note: The top number shown Precision Bearing & Machine, Inc represents gifts for 1988; the Printing & Packaging, Inc bottom number, 1989 gifts. Putt Putt Golf & Games Quality Wholesale Automotive Kincannon-Herndon Scholarship Class of 1919 R & E Distributors designed for Christian Service $205 R.J. Reynolds Industries, Inc. Ray Thomas Petroleum Organization Mr. Victor H. Gillespie Reliance Electric Company Mrs. Chacy Gillespie Potter Reliance Electric Company Rhoden Enterprises, Inc. The Christian Service Organization endow¬ dass of 1921 Rickey Truck Repair ment was enhanced in 1988 with the establish¬ $500 Robbins Oil Company $600 Rosenfeld & Welbom, P.A. ment of the Frances G. Kincannon and F. Lamar Sandhills Lions Club, West End, Herndon Endowed Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Lila Freeman Com N.C. The scholarship provides financial assistance Dr. Horace Greely Hammett Seal Wire Company to Gardner-Webb students who have committed Mrs. Bryte Elam Lane Serfco, Inc Mrs. Corinne Sperling Ledford Shelby Federal Savings and Loan their lives to full time Christian service. Shelby Paint & Glass Company, Inc Any additional or future contributions to this dass of 1922 Shelby Printing Company scholarship will be placed in the endowment of $900 Shelby Supply Company $2700 Shelby Typesetting Company the Christian Service Organization. Sherer Oldsmobile, Inc. Mr. Clifford E. Hamrick Sr. Shoco-lnc. Mrs. Iva Sperling Lee Shoe Show Mrs. Grace Blalock Mast Shope Shoes, Inc Solomon Enterprises, Ltd. dass of 1923 South Carolina National Bank Language Mission Board $100 Southern Bell of Charlotte CHURCHES AND Lattimore Baptist Church Southern Bell of Atlanta Lawndale Baptist Church Miss Rosina Eugenia Hamrick Southern Furniture Hardware, Inc. RELATED DONORS Men's Fellowship Class, Shelby Ms. Lucinda Stroup Spartan Food Systems, Inc. Missionary Ridge Baptist Church Agape Sunday School Class, Speed-O-Print Pleasant Grove Baptist Church dass of 1924 Spindale Drug Company, Inc. Rocky Mount Prospect Baptist Church Baptist State Convention of N.C. $950 Sport About Putnam Memorial Baptist Church Beaver Dam Baptist Church $11,400 Springs Industries, Inc. Race Path Baptist Church Bessemer Baptist Church Stamey Farms T.E.L. Class/First Baptist Church Boiling Springs Baptist Church Mr. Jesse Lowery Austell Star Enterprise Bost Bible Class, Shelby, N.C. of Shelby Mr. John High Cantrell Structures and Utilities Company Calvary Baptist Church T.E.L. Sunday School Class, Miss Madeline Daves Sun Belt Textiles, Inc. Camp's Creek Baptist Church Boiling Springs Mrs. Lois Hamrick Fincher T.C. Strickland Construction Co. Concord Baptist Church Trinity Baptist Church Mrs. Donnis Gold Yelton The Pancake House Cove Creek Baptist Church Westview Baptist Church Talmadge L. Turner Trucking Co. David Memorial Baptist Church Yadkin Baptist Church dass of 1925 Tastee-Freez Double Shoals Baptist Church $1300 Tedder Motor Co., Inc. Double Springs Baptist Church CLUB DONORS $100 The Cutting Board Dover Baptist Church The Lynne Shoppe, Inc. Edenton Baptist Church Anonymous Gifts Mrs. Marion Bridges Crawley Emerywood Baptist Church The Round Up Store of 8helby, Inc. Alumni Board of Directors Miss Fannie E. Featherstone First Baptist Church of Statesville The Shelby Star Boiling Springs Garden Club Mr. Z.W. Jolley Track Tec Inc. First Baptist Church of Cherryville Mrs. Mary C. Thompson Kiser Mr. Gail Bridges Class of 1936 Mr. Walter C. Pinson Mrs. Edna Elizabeth Humphries Mrs. Mamie Lou Forney Bridges $1155 Mrs. Minna Bolling Rice Mack Mr. James F. Cornwell $1805 Mrs. Sarah Hamrick Kiser Class of 1939 Class of 1926 Mr. James William McSwain Rev. Paul Haynes worth Bullington $458.33 $275 Mrs. Vemie Louise Cabaniss Mrs. Jean Victoria Moore Conyers $510 $375 Piercy Mrs. Sarah Louise Wilkie Graver Mrs. Jenny Beatrix Blanton Ramey Mrs. Mabel Jones Elliott Mrs. Irene Roberts Blanton Mrs. Lucille Buchanan Kelly Mr. Atticus Cade Suttle Dr. Nolan Patrick Howington Mr. Maxwell Bly Hamrick Mr. Richard Francis Lancaster Mr. Woodrow W. Hubbard Mrs. Marietta Price Howington Mrs. Evelyn Louise Huggins Class of 1934 Mr. John Z. McBrayer Mrs. Violet Powell Prince $761 Mr. Joseph Harte Padgett Dr. Howard Lee Radford $1216 Ms. Clara Delle Stroupe Mr. Horace J. Steadman Class of 1927 $3 Mrs. Lois Long Andrews Class of 1937 Class of 1940 $35 Mr. J. Harry Arrowood $3793.66 $186 Mrs. Minnie Grey Lester Barnes $4331.66 $516 Mrs. Lois Marie Cooley Humph¬ Miss Esther Jane Bridges ries Mrs. Mary Annette Blanton Cline Mrs. Frances Jones Beattie Mr. Arlan Alexander Bailey Mrs. Annie Lancaster Splawn Mr. Amos Greene Ms. Julia Hunt Clayton Mrs. Jenois Proctor Bridges Miss Marjorie Crisp Class of 1928 Mr. Thomas P. Lee $90 Miss Nancy Carroll Moore $170 Miss Clayton Beatrice Phillips Mr. James Stafford Rotan Mrs. Corrie Dolene Brittain Orchestra students targeted Mrs. Ruby Lee Dixon Sides Brakefield Mrs. Wilie Mae Toms Tedder Dr. John C. Hamrick for Lutz scholarship Mrs. R.F. Lancaster Class of 1941 Mr. Robert E. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webb Lutz and Mr. and $792 $702 Class of 1929 Mrs. Jack Lutz established the Lilly Hoyle Lutz $330 Music Scholarship in December, 1987. Miss Dorothy Bell Austell The annual scholarship was designed to provide Mr. Thomas Walter Bostic Mrs. Let tie Perry Clapp Mr. Robert Lee Brooks Mrs. Jessie Mae McQuney Fincher financial assistance to a music major who partici¬ Mrs. Faye Bryant Burrus Miss Eunice M. Hamrick pates in the Gardner-Webb College Orchestra while Mrs. Ialeen Bowman dark receiving the scholarship. Mrs. Julia Crisp Crawley Class of 1930 Mr. Albert F. Crisp $1025 Recipients are chosen annually by the Depart¬ Mrs. Myrtle Lee Reynolds Greene $1225 ment of Fine Arts and the director of financial plan¬ Mrs. Dorothy Sue Hamrick ning. Students are selected on the basis of need, Mrs. Marie Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. F. Glenn Cornwell Mr. Marion Otis Hamrick Mrs. Iris Rollins McKeithan merit and ability to benefit from the experience of Mr. Dan Jones Mr. Lionel Thomas Smith playing in the orchestra. Miss Bertie Lee Kendrick Mrs. Grace Henry Wiley The scholarship amount awarded each year is Mrs. Pumia Jay Harton Lewis Cass of 1931 $1000. Class of 1942 $11,530 $1352 $14,183.12 $1540

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsaur Mrs. Elva Spake Abrams Forney Mr. Wellie Hamrick Rev. Woodrow Wilson Hill Rev. Robert White Abrams Mr. Abram Franklin Hamrick Mrs. Lalage Sperling Harrill Mr. David Alexander Jones Mrs. Gladys Marie Brooks Ms. Velva A. Hamrick Mr. Rowell Lane Dr. Robert Pershing Long Boroughs Mr. Richard K. Ledbetter Mrs. Cleo Williams Prevette Mrs. Sadie Norton Marlin Mr. Robert Y. Hamrick Mrs. Madge Sperling Little Mr. Thomas Monroe Toms Mr. Thomas Wilbur Martin Mrs. Sadie Ruth Brooks Hendrix Mr. Thomas T. Long Jr. Mr. Daniel Wesley Moore Jr. Rev. Wilburn T. Hendrix Rev. Broughton Merrill Strickland Class of 1935 Mr. Edwin E. Singleton Rev. E.B. Hicks $3358 Mr. Raymond E. Zima Rev. Wilson Woodrow Padgett Class of 1932 $2708 Mrs. Reba Brooks Tapy $300 Class of 1938 Mrs. Bernice Harton Trexler $305 Mrs. Jean Moore Thompson Barber $1695 Mrs. D.P. Brooks $1665 Class of 1943 Mr. Graham Clarence Hamrick Mrs. Ruby Lee Washam Earle $1005 Mr. Vernon K. Kiser Sr. Mr. William Lawrence Blanton Mrs. Dorothy Dean Washburn $1427 Mr. J. Edison Noggle Edwards Mrs. Edith Brooks Dodson Dr. Samuel Allen Wilson Mr. William Stowe Harrill Mrs. Rachael Hedrick Mr. Joseph Edwin Cabaniss Sr. Mrs. Mary T. Hamrick Hewitt Mr. Jack Bingham Holland Class of 1933 Rev. Millard Frank Hall Sr. Miss Elizabeth E. Long Mr. James Lineberry Jenkins Jr. $1100 Miss Louise Hamrick Mr. J. Alexander Ross Mr. Joseph Glenn Melton $830 Mrs. Ruth Eugenia Bland Hamrick Dr. B. Elmo Scoggin Mr. Charles Barrett Padgett Ms. Cassie C. Pangle Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth Jenkins Miss Mary Sue Thompson Mr. Boyd H. Blanton Jr. Mrs. Mozelle Costner Parker Hicks Dr. Robert Spurgeon Jones Sr. Class of 1949 Class of 1950 Class of 1951 Mrs. Evelyn Eleanor Roberts $715 $1232 $1070 McPhaul $3348 $1605 $1860 Dr. Ernest Eugene Poston Mrs. Bonnie Mae Roberts Price Mr. John Lewis Arndt Miss Dorothy Wray Anderson Ms. Nell Grantham Bray Dr. Ernest Carl Upchurch Mr. Irvin C. Brown Mr. L. Roy Biggerstaff Mr. Troy Dean Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Wright Mrs. Esther McGrady Burnette Mrs. Aubrey L. Calton Mrs. Hilda Dagenhart Brower Mr. Jack Delmas Edwards Col. James Edward Daniel Jr. Mrs. Harriett Anthony Carlson Miss Blanche E. DeBrule Class of 1944 Mrs. Doris Jean Whisnant Elliott Mr. William King Elliott Mr. Harry A. Goble Mr. Ellis R. Hack Dr. Edgar Bryan Gillespie $440 Miss Carolyn Hamrick Mrs. Ramona Cornwell Hoyle Mr. Charles Ray Howell $745 Mr. Hoyt B. Howington Mrs. Mildred Shull Izzi Dr. Robert Wilson Crapps Mrs. Zelma Choate Kilby Mrs. Blanche Whitaker Davis Ms. Elizabeth Ann Lancaster Mrs. Margaret Washburn Godfrey Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Robert Mullinax Mrs. Ludelle Causby Hamrick Scholarship for handicapped Mr. Julius Pinkston Mrs. James M. Harrill Mr. Melvin Richard Spera Mrs. Sarah Virginia Bankhead honors Marylene Noel Mrs. Sara C. Blanton Stamey Hunter Mr. F. Guy Walker Jr. Mr. Clyde Furman McAlister Mrs. Raye W. Seism Marguerite Warren Noel of Kannapolis Class of 1952 Mrs. Horace L. Watson $6694 honored her daughter, Marylene Noel, with the es¬ $4944.25 Class of 1945 tablishment of a scholarship at Gardner-Webb Ms. Doris M. Adair $420 College in December, 1988. Miss Noel is the $485 Rev. Thurman Wheeler Allred daughter of Mrs. Noel and the late Dr. George T. Mr. Martin Harrill Beam Dr. Robert R. Blackburn Mr. Thurston Geriah Bumgardner Noel. Rev. Cline Wilson Borders Mrs. Mary Sue Keeter Crowell The Marylene Noel Endowed Scholarship Fund Mrs. Polly Williams Bridges Mr. Z. Miller Freeman Mr. Roy W. Carson Mr. Charles C. Greene for Handicapped Students was established to provide financial assistance to needy and worthy Mr. Joseph M. Cole Miss Betty Jean Hamrick Mrs. Dorothy Bell Davis Mrs. Lillian Rhyne Kanipe handicapped persons who are full-time students at Mr. Ned P. Digh Ms. Bernice L. McMurry Gardner-Webb. Preference is given to students who Rev. Eugene Bruce Elmore Mrs. Margaret Swann Raherty Class of 1946 are xrisually or hearing impaired. Mr. Allyn Douglas Gibson $525 The recipients of this financial aid should Mr. William H. Griffin $315 exemplify high moral and ethical standards and Mr. George W. Hamrick Mr. Robert B. Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyle Beason have the potential to become leaders in society. Mrs. Julia Hester Martin Haynes Mrs. Anna Brown The scholarship will be distributed at the dis¬ Mrs. Mollie Hawkins High Mrs. Leila Jones Darden Mr. Robert Wayne Jones cretion of the Noel Program for Handicapped Mrs. Frances Allen Kiser Rev. Clarence Earl Hampton Students in consultation with the President of the Mrs. Margaret Johnson Lehman Mrs. Edith Brooks Hoffman College. The scholarship fund was established with Dr. T. Max Linnens Mr. Lee Alexander James Dr. Charles D. Lowery Rev. Willard Lee Jenkins an initial grant of $50,000. Additional contribu¬ Mr. Robert V. Nix Mrs. Louise Martin McCormick tions to the fund may be made from time to time by Mr. Bobby McCall Pettyjohn Mr. Avis C McKinney family members or other interested persons. Mrs. Carolyn Harless Pettyjohn Mrs. Martha Connor Nanney Mr. H. Glenn Pettyjohn Mrs. Theresa Gathings Powers Rev. Charles H. Rabon Mrs. Myrtle Elaine Whitaker Price Mrs. Jolena Bridges Rabon Mrs. Freida Moss Snyder Rev. Harvey L. White Mr. Kenneth R. Snyder Mrs. Eunice Haas Squires Class of 1947 Mr. Fred Amick Thomas Jr. $980 Mrs. J.W. Hamrick Mr. William Henry Jenkins Miss Doris Jane Upton $1810 Mr. Bobo H. Harrill Mr. Robert Miller McMurry Mrs. Mary Helen Humphries Warren Ms. Edythe Mildred Berry Mrs. Juanita Mock Harris Mrs. Margie Nanney Metcalf Dr. H. Gene Washburn Mrs. Wade Bridges Rev. Clifford Lewis Holland Mr. Rufus L. Morgan Mrs. Carolyn Philbeck Wesson Mr. Jack R. Dover Mr. Hal Lee Mabry Mrs. Coleen Padgett Neal Mr. James L. Williamson Mrs. Nina Mae Hill Fisher Mr. Edward L. McCurry Mr. Max Padgett Rev. Robert Grant Fisher Mrs. Frances A. Mintz Mr. John T. Painter Class of 1953 Mr. Robert A. Frye Mrs. Nancy M. Morgan Mrs. Alma Jean Jolley Riley $430 Mr. Carvus Hames Jr. Miss Geraldine A. Roberson Mrs. Ruby Kathleen Digh Seitz $1020 Mrs. Ann Lynn Blanton Hardy Dr. John E. Roberts Ms. Modene Stroup Mrs. Ruby Duckworth Harwell Mrs. Dorothy E. Elliott Sink Mr. Scott Uzzell Ms. Carrie B. Barton Mrs. Mildred E. Laney Blackburn Mrs. Orea Mauney Homesley Mr. Vernon L. Snipes Mr. Frank M. Wall Mr. Joe D. Washburn Mr. Bill B. Blair Mrs. Betty Ruth Smith Hood Mr. Winfred B. Snipes Mr. Paul D. Williams Mr. Bobby Ray Bush Mr. Jackson Sylvester Hoyle Mr. Charles Jerome Spivey Mr. Cedi Lavon Thompson Mrs. Joan Graham Wilson Mr. Donald F. Bynum Mrs. Betty Lee Peeler Johnson Mr. Wilburn Palmer Wellmon Mrs. Jean McSwain Cabaniss Mrs. Cothenia Jones Jolley Mrs. Rebecca Ann Luffman Mrs. Ethel Williams Caldwell Mr. Buddy R. McKinney Calloway Mr. Robert A. Childrez Jr. Dr. Billy H. Cline Mr. Norman Gilmer Rush Mrs. N. Maxine Davis Cline Mr. Clifford C. Carpenter Mr. Howard C. Davenport Mr. Larry T. Tomblin Miss Beavey Leila Gaither Mrs. Peggy Summey Cole Mrs. Nancy Luffman Davenport Mrs. Gerald Weathers Mr. Walter Shelton Gregory Mrs. Betty Jo Deweese Hardin Mrs. Mildred Ann Peterson Dixon Mrs. Mary Orrell Wilkinson Mr. William Franklin Harris Jr. Rev. Walter Foster Hill Jr. Mr. Jerry J. Doby Mr. Olin Delano Wilson Ms. Mary Smathers Johnson Mr. Walter C Jenkins Dr. Edward Valentine Hudson Mrs. Sonja Hedrick Jones Lt. John B. Johnson Jr. Mrs. Vera Laura Rose Johnson Class of 1958 Mr. Henry Phillip Lindsay Mr. Charles Ronald Kiser Mr. Bobby Dean Moore $1615 Rev. Norman Lee Livengood Sr. Rev. Charles Earl Ledford Ms. Joan Moore Nolan $1780 Mr. Mic Morrow Mrs. Elizabeth G. Longmeyer Mrs. Clara Nix Norwood Mr. Les C. Sigmon Mr. Raymond Lyles Mrs. Margaret Mae Hazel tine Mr. Pressley Franklin Beaver Mrs. Sue Millen Weaver Mr. David Oliver McHam Perkins Mr. Troy W. Blanton Mr. Hugh G. Miller III Mrs. JoAnn Mask Rollins Mrs. Charlene Kiser Bridges Class of 1960 Mr. James Parham Mr. Lee Roy Smith Dr. Joe H. Camp $1240 Ms. Carol Rovilla Myers Sellers Mr. Robert H. Tobin Mr. Jack David Carpenter $1540 Mr. Charles E. Sherer Mr. Charles H. Winstead Mrs. Rachel Elliott Churchill Mrs. Billie S. Richardson Shrum Ms. Ruth E. York Mr. Paul Eugene Cline Mr. Keith S. Snyder Dr. Gilmer W. Blackburn Mr. Jimmy E. Greene Rev. Wayne E. Sorrells Mr. Bruce B. Bradley Mr. Jack F. Turner Mrs. Marilyn Elizabeth Roper Branson Mrs. Mary Valeria Shearon Vinson Mr. Dennis Eugene Brooks Class of 1954 Bettie Sprunt Morris Mrs. Aleta M. Camp $1215 Mr. H. Max Crowder $1763.75 scholarship established Mr. William Charles Deviney Rev. Ned L. Duncan Mrs. Delois Elizabeth Hamrick Mr. William James Euliss Jr. Bass Ray A. Morris established the Bettie Sprunt Mr. Gary B. Gragg Rev. Richard N. Bass Morris Endowed Scholarship Fund in honor of his Mrs. Helen Philbeck Grayson Mr. Robert Henry Harmon Mr. Phil L. Elliott Jr. beloved wife to express the couple's commitment to Mrs. Martha E. Brooks Giles Mrs. Irene Snipes James Mr. James K. Hardin Christian higher education. Mr. Paul Morris Nance Dr. Betty Emmett Knox The scholarship is to be provided each year to Mr. Austin Donald Spangler Mrs. Nancy Carolyn Wham Tucker Mrs. Rachel Cloer Little students studying in the field of business or eco¬ Mrs. Eleanor Lundy McLelland Mr. Denny Lee Turner Mr. Joseph W. Willis Mr. James Edwin Messick Jr. nomics, with preference given to those from Mr. Clarence Thomas Oakman Rutherford County or the state of North Carolina. Class of 1961 Mr. William Paul Riggs A second area of preference is given to students $895 Mrs. Doris Ann Dedmon Steele $1040 Dr. Helen Marie Stinson participating in the intercollegiate tennis program. Mrs. Frederick E. Taylor The fund was established by a grant to Morris' Ms. Edith Minnie Bailey Dr. John T. Tiller life income plan. No scholarships will be awarded Mrs. Joyce Gantt Beam Mr. Coley Jason Brannock Cass of 1955 v while the donors are being paid the income. Upon Mr. Samuel Mock Craver $990 their deaths, the fund will be activated per the life $395 Ms. Susan Elizabeth Fortner income agreement available. Rev. Williams Robert Glasgow Mr. William Robert Gooden Mr. Charles G. Bryant Input from the Morris family will be consid¬ Dr. Barry Edmond Hambright Mrs. Betty Shirley Cavin ered in applicant selection. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Borders Ms. Phyllis Kinnaman Com Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Creech Ms. Nancy Sue Hildebran Mrs. Leona Lamm Cummings Mrs. Monea White Hines Ms. Louise Gladden Fisher Mr. Billy Charles Hoffman Mrs. James E. Gibson Mrs. Carol Hamrick Hunsinger Mrs. Melba Parnell Gregory Class of 1957 Dr. Philip Edward Hamrick Mrs. Louise Womick Huskey Mr. 0. Lee Gregory $2470 Mr. William Lewis Hamrick Mrs. Kathryn Wilkins Miller Mrs. Theola Stewart Hall $55,750 Mr. Morris J. Hensley Mr. Philip G. Padgett Jr. Mrs. Rebecca Blackburn Penning¬ Mrs. Emma Jean Frady Herman Mrs. Esther Merchant Phipps ton Mr. Billy G. Beason Mr. Edward D. Herndon Mr. Jerry Richard Walker Rev. Richard E. Plyler Dr. Thomas R. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. James R. Huggins Mr. Hugh D. Price Mrs. Billie G. Logan Bonnette Mr. Gerald S. James Class of 1962 Mrs. Ruby Humphries Talley Mrs. Joyce Campbell Carrigan Mrs. Patricia Mobley Spurlin $1090 Mr. Gerald G. Weathers Mrs. Dorothy Hedrick Carson Mrs. Betty Bridges Stephen $1305 Dr. Victoria Plaster Whitelock Mr. Harris Wesley Devine Mr. Teddy C Tomblin Mr. Jack W. Ferree Mr. John Washburn Jr. Mr. William Jackson Arey Class of 1956 Mrs. Caroline Greene Hamrick Mr. William Dewane Williams Mr. Michael Newton Beam $1300 Mrs. Judith Pope Harrelson Mr. G. Kenneth Wilson Mrs. Sylvia J. Rector Caudill $735 Mrs. Millicent K. McCurry Harrill Mrs. Emily Rebecca Blalock Mr. Robert L. Hearn Class of 1959 Causby Mr. John E. Biggers Mrs. Betty Jean Banning Jones $370 Mr. Edgar Cox Dr. Paul E. Biles Mr. Horace B. Ledford $645 Mr. Roger D. Crowe Mr. James D. Blackburn Mrs. Margaret L. Lewis Ms. Vivian Hamrick Dalmas Mr. Donald Norris Bridges Mr. Troy N. McCraw Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Beam Mr. Edward J. Dunnegan Mr. Tim L. Brackett Sr. Rev. Charles W. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Gibbs Mr. Kenneth W. Putman Class of 1968 Mr. Jerry Franklin Gamble Dr. Sonja Turner Hutchins Mrs. Marie Sims Simmons $355 Mr. Darrell Everett Gamer Mr. Paul Hamilton Jeter III Rev. Alfred D. Snipes Sr. $590 Mr. Robert M. Gold Mr. Donnie Edward Kingsmore Mrs. Susan Leona Anderson Suggs Mrs. Elizabeth Padget Guy Mr. Melvin R. Lutz Jr. Mr. James H. Taylor Mrs. Catherine Toms Tedder Mr. Darrell J. Heath Mr. James Roger McKinney Mrs. Victoria Glascoe White Arndt Mr. William F. Hulse Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pemell Mr. Ronald W. Wilson Mr. Robert Bruce Bowers Mr. William W. McKinney Mr. Ali Pouryousefi Mrs. Ellen Bridges Boyd Mr. James E. McSwain Mr. Randy Bruce Sanders Class of 1967 Mrs. Suzette Phillips Buchan Mrs. Genevie McNeilly Mode Mr. William A. Seel Jr. $945 Mr. Daniel E. Butler Mr. J. Ken Sanford Mr. Clifford Wallace Tipton $990 Mrs. Mildred Greene Campbell Mrs. Patricia G. Hall Wall Mrs. Doris Elaine Arrowood Toney Mr. and Mrs. Harold David Mr. J. Alton Watson Mr. Robert Clayton Vincent Jr. Mrs. Marsha Reed Amette Causby Mrs. Glenda Kay Luff man White Mr. Edwin Hugh Beam Mr. Jerry Deams Hoyle Class of 1966 Dr. E. Threw Bridges Mrs. Karen Whitener Leonard Class of 1963 $1430 Mrs. Rachel Gidney Briggs Mrs. Terry Bayne Mazoyer $455 $1735 Mrs. Marilyn B. Craig Mr. William Trigg Merritt $5845 Rev. David L. Blanton Mr. Lloyd William Cuthbertson Jr. Mrs. Rebecca Bar ties Smith Mr. Tony C. Blanton Mr. James D. Hartman Jr. Mrs. Sue Turnmyre Spain Mrs. Nancy Hager Boggs Mrs. Alma Kay Puckett Spero Rev. Bobby Gene Deviney Mr. Gerald Lynn Featherstone Class of 1969 Mr. John W. German $630 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oliver $475 Hamrick Scholarship established in Mr. Karl H. Hedrick Jr. Mr. Doyne Ray Allison Mr. Johnny E. Heffner professor's memory Mrs. Marsha Crompton Bridges Mr. James Thomas Holland Mrs. Patricia Green Caldwell Mrs. Brenda Carol Moore Lucky The Professor M.A. Moseley Jr. Endowed Scholar¬ Mrs. Janice Maria Davis Cole Mrs. Mary Chaffin McBride Mrs. Betty Gray Sheek Lewis Mr. B. Theron McCants ship Fund was established in 1987 to honor the Mrs. Gloria J. Dancy Martin Mrs. Denise Spangler McKee memory of Professor Martin Arthur Moseley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mayfield Mr. Fred Goode Mills Mr. Otis Mull Meacham Mrs. Martha Ellen Witherington The scholarship is designed to provide assistance Mrs. Karen Dianne Ledford Mill Rhodes to worthy students who are pursuing a degree in Mrs. Creola A. Pearson Mr. James Milton Rhoney science. Preference is given to students planning a Miss Judith Dianne Shannon Class of 1970 Mr. David Falls Sifford major in chemistry. $60 Dr. Betty M. Smith Solomon Professor Moseley taught chemistry at Gardner- Mr. William B. Watterson Mr. Steve Byron Fuller Mrs. Pat Ramsey Well Webb for 27 years. In recognition of his outstanding Mrs. Anita Louise Em bier Harding Mr. David Phillip White service, the trustees in 1984 named him Professor Mr. Bruce Douglas Mikota Mr. Johnny M. Wimberly Emeritus. Class of 1971 Class of 1964 The scholarship is funded by contributions from $6130 $8300.33 family, friends and students of Professor Moseley. $12,957.50 $12,172.33 Recipients are selected by the Admissions and Finan¬ Mr. Julius Whitener Abernethy III Mr. Wendell Gaylen Bailey cial Aid Committee. Mrs. Terry Carter Abernethy Mr. Robert C. Barnett Jr. Rev. Bill G. Abrams Mr. Herman Odell Best Ms. Ruby M. Alexander Mrs. Patsy Crowder Cabiness Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frank Mr. Bobby Neil Holden Arledge Jr. Mrs. Hilda Sanders James Mr. Russell Carlton Ashmore III Mrs. Carolyn Bentley Lindsley Mr. Joe Runyan Babb Mrs. Carol Y. MacDonald Mrs. Paula Irene Jones Brake Mr. Kenneth Lee Haywood Mr. Jerry Young Beatty Mr. Frank S. Mayo Dr. Walter Ray Burns Mr. Daniel E. Hilton Mr. William Thomas Bell Mr. R. Stephen Pace Dr. Joel William Carroll Mr. John Wallace Hyder Mr. Sidney A. Biesecker Mr. James L. Padgett Dr. Linda Gail Morrison Combs Mrs. Barbara Bridges Lovelace Mr. Lloyd C. Bost Mr. Donald M. Pridgen Ms. Cynthia S. Hamrick Mr. Alton Gerald McCraw Rev. Boyce Levem Bradshaw Mr. Claude Stephen Tolbert Rev. Donald G. Ledbetter Mr. Kenneth Lee Morris Mr. Jerry William Caldwell Mr. Larry George Troxell Mrs. Martha Lewis Mrs. Wanda Lingafelt Orders Dr. Pride Thomas Canady Mr. David Bruce Washburn Mr. Ernest G. Lipscomb Mrs. Lois Emily Clay Perkins Mr. Rickey F. Comatzer Mr. Oren M. Wyatt Mrs. Joan Robinson Lowder Mr. Terry K. Phillips Mrs. Judith Childers Daniels Mrs. Sylvia Ann Harris Young Mr. Gary V. Mainer Mr. Arnold C. Rickman Mr. Franklin Andrew Davis Rev. Nathan Lamar May Ms. Julia Kay Rogers Dr. Charles Wade Dellinger Class of 1965 Mr. Roger H. McKee Sr. Mrs. Frances Marie Turner Mr. Ernest Grier Ensley Jr. $1990 Mrs. Sandra Honeycutt Measmer Southern Mr. Price Martin Ewing III $2155 Mr. G. Steve Merritt Mr. Lee E. Thomason Jr. Mr. Peter Ellison Fickling Ms. Cora A. Moffitt Mr. Grover H. Walton II Ms. Mary Suzanne Gold Mr. James Arnold Blalock Mr. Lester I. Murphey Dr. Paul V. Washburn Dr. William Burdette Harrill III Mr. Ernest Woodrow Carothers Jr. Mr. Ronald Ervin Nanney Mr. Donald Paris Wilson Mr. Ryan Dickson Hendley Mr. Samuel R. Covington Mr. Richard Dale Pearson Ms. Linda Goforth Wilson Mrs. Linda Peeler Hendrick Mrs. Carol E. McAbee Cunningham Mr. W. Marion Pitts Mr. Ronald F. Wilson Mr. William Franklin Hibbard Mrs. Annette Christine Spence Mrs. Sharon Dianne Capps Fox Dr. Deborah Dianne Morrison Mr. Paul Cuesta D'Albora Hutcherson Mrs. Debra Hamby Gamer Bur gin Mr. Robert Lee Decker Jr. Dr. Kenneth John Lentz Mrs. Novella Jackson Garrison Mrs. Frances Shokes Campbell Mr. Dennis Charles Dukes Mr. Joseph Henry Mickey Jr. Mr. Alphonso M. Graves Mrs. Lydia Blanton Farfour Mr. Carroll Fred Edwards Dr. Ted Richard Monroe Mr. Ray Hannon Mr. Julian B. Fowler Rev. Joe Ronald Edwards Mrs. Wanda Suddreth Neely Mr. Zenon Hansen Rev. Robert Fred Grant Jr. Mr. BiU Ellis Mr. Paul Wesley Nipper III Mr. Roger Dale Harmon Mr. and Mrs. John W. Greene Dr. Robert Steven Freeman Mr. James Raymond Plummer Mrs. Deborah Wolfe Harris Mr. Tony Matheson Griggs Mrs. Marie Diane Self Gambrell Mr. Jerry Carver Ruppe Mr. Donald Monroe Hartsoe Mr. Danny Lawrence Ham Mr. Richard A. Gardner Mr. Jerry Lee Simpson Mrs. Gladys Jones Jones Mr. Max Hamilton Jr. Mr. 8teve Gamer Mrs. Bonnie Ruth Heffner Stewart Rev. Leland Andrew Kerr Mrs. Grace W. Greene Henderson Mr. David Ray Greene Mr. Donald Lamont Stokes Mr. Larry Wayne Lawhorne Mrs. Teresa Ann Chandler Mrs. Judy Elaine Fox Greene Mr. William Emerson Suther Mr. Larry Francis McCracken Honeycutt Mrs. Kay Renee Rollins Grigg Mr. Shea West Thomas Jr. Mrs. June Tallent Mull Mr. Leonard Stewart Houston Mr. Keith Eugene Hayes Mrs. Tamara Ann Lane Valentine Dr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Page Mrs. Peggy Ann Jones Hurt Mr. Otis Lea Hollar II Ms. Linda Faye Voncannon Mr. Thomas L. Peek Mr. Ligon Dean Kimbrell Jr. Mr. George Russell Home Jr. Mr. William Rhyne Walters Mrs. Dianne K.C. Peterson Mrs. Virginia Carol Vanderbrook Mrs. Sherry Anita Horne-Taylor Mr. George Albert Weathers Jr. Mr. Kenneth Othello Reid Lally Mr. William Stanley Jenkins Rev. David V. Webb Mr. Larry Alvin Riley Mrs. Joyce Ann Dixon Lawhorne Ms. Dale Marie King Mr. Kenneth John Whitaker Mr. Jack Douglas King Mr. Randolph C. Williams Mrs. Wanda Anne Watson Dr. James Ronald Wright Kingery Mrs. Lisa Sloan Laughter Class of 1972 Mrs. Brenda Dianne Bridges $3534.90 Padgett Fund supports Concert Choir Morrison $2085 Dr. Roger Eugene Nix Dr. Robert Thad Parsons Jr. Mr. James Benjamin Adams Jr. The Mary and Max Padgett Fund is an en¬ Mrs. Pamela Ann Seagraves Mr. Roger Dale Bower dowed fund to provide financial support for the Radford Mrs. Jill Reid Sanders Branch Rev. Kenneth Ray Reid Mrs. Marsha Young Brown activities of the Concert Choir of Gardner-Webb Mr. Johnny Lee Searight Mr. Lester Duke Burnett College. Mrs. Janice Hood Smith Mr. James Thomas Bums Jr. Mrs. Melissa Flynt Swain Mrs. Teresa C. Jackson Camp Established in December, 1986, the fund was Rev. David Ray Troutman Dr. Jeff Cranford initiated to express the couple's commitment to Mr. Mark Wilson Walker Mrs. Sara Lynn Baxter Dellinger Christian higher education and their appreciation Mr. Daniel Wayne Walter Mrs. Faye B. Denning Dr. Wayne D. Wike Mr. Leon David Doster for the dedicated teachers who have served at Mrs. Cynthia Alexander Wood Mr. Harry Woodrow Fish Jr. Gardner-Webb. Mr. Lui Re Greene Class of 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Graham Larry Guy The fund is used at the discretion of the direc¬ $10,510 Mr. Harold Clifton Heame tor of the concert choir in consultation with the $76,275 Mr. Robert Gregory Hendrix President of the College. The Padgetts request Mr. Broadus M. Hocutt Mr. Randall Lee Alexander Jr. Rev. William Marion Honeycutt III that special consideration be given to using income Rev. Kenneth Eugene Batts Mrs. Patsy Eloise Howell from the fund to help underwrite the costs of Mrs. Rebecca B. Benfield Dr. Joel Perritte Jenkins Jr. Mr. Richard L. Black Mrs. Lavonne B. Jolley periodic international tours by the Concert Choir. Mr. Timothy Durwood Boan Mrs. Lynne Jones Lopp Jr. Rev. Hazel P. Boyd Dr. James Michael Minnix Mr. Eugene Charles Bumgardner Mr. Steven Flake Moffitt Mr. Thomas Dixon Carroll Mr. Robert H. Nabors Mr. Ruel Hall Chapman II Ms. Marguerite King Pass Mr. Charles Edward Childers Mr. Welbert Max Pope Mr. Barry Robarge Mrs. Carol Weatherly Lawson Dr. Roy Bissell Cooper Rev. C. Michael Shook Mr. Clyde Wayland Roberson Mr. Jerry Patterson Ledford Mr. Louis Jay Everhart Mr. Robert William Thompson Jr. Mr. John Rodney Stafford Jr. Mr. Larry Dean Ledford Mrs. Allyson Faith Rollins Mr. Danny M. Wall Mr. J. David Tiller Mr. Kenneth Ray Long Haygood Rev. Terry Wayne Weavil Mr. Barry Phillip Washburn Miss Pamela Ann Martin Mr. Gerry Blane Hazlewood Mr. Charles Ashely Wilson Mr. Ronnie K. Williams Mr. Jeffrey Phillip McNeill Rev. Dennis James Hester Mr. David Edward Withrow Mr. Fred David Wilson Mr. Michael Dale Philbeck Mr. William Daniel Hipps Mr. Larry W. Wood Dr. Jesse Thomas Yarbrough Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McDaniel Mr. Lloyd Edward Kirkland Jr. Mr. William Tim Wood Phillips Mrs. Mary Nugent Koch Class of 1974 Mrs. Janice C. Sale Mrs. Patricia Bishop Langston Class of 1973 $2535 Mr. Bobby Ray Stafford Mrs. Emily Hope Garrett Lavender $935 $3545 Mr. Thomas Furman Tapp Mrs. Penny Bradey Lewis $1576 Dr. James Orville Terrell Mr. Joel Fredrick Lineberger Mr. Robert Christopher Abernethy Mr. Brian Leighton Waters Mrs. Lynda Ray Mann Mr. Henry J. Bingham Jr. Mr. James Ford Anderson Mrs. Carolyn Wallace Newsome Mr. Grady R. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Arndt Class of 1975 Mr. Keith Michael Norris Mr. Gettys Earby Cash Jr. Rev. Philip Dewey Bailey $1035 Rev. Frank Paul Northcutt Ms. Mary Elizabeth Chiles Mr. Alan Wayne Bandy $3168.99 Mrs. Julia Lee Hanna Payne Mr. Jack Taylor Cole Mrs. Teresa Helen Matkins Benton Rev. Charles Craig Penley Jr. Captain Arthur H. Davis Jr. Mr. Gilbert F. Bowman Mr. Joseph Lee Brandy Mrs. Judith Murphy King Pierce Capt. Arthur H. Davis Jr. Mrs. Lora Frances Harrison Bridges Mrs. Melanie Johnston Cook Mr. David E. Rogers Ms. Isabell Shuffler Setzer Mrs. Susan Champion Denton Mr. David Lawrence Cooley Mr. Quinton Daniel Macon Jr. Mrs. Mary Ruth Wilson Setzer Mrs. Cindy Lee Putnam Evans Ms. Cara Adrienne Elmore Mr. Stanley Reid Martin Mr. Curtis E. Simmons Mr. James Hal Franklin Mr. William Douglas Flack Mr. Charles Duncan Owens Mrs. Mae Cline Stroup Mr. David Stuart Heffner Mrs. Penny Denise Mason Gaither Mr. Eli Henry Price Jr. Mrs. Virginia Roberta Yates Mr. Roy Vaughn Hyder Jr. Miss Donna Marie Griffin Mr. Joseph Jennings Puett Thompson Mr. Greg Scott Kearns Mr. Russell Zane Guffey Mrs. Diane Millington Quinn Rev. Gary Hill Threatt Mrs. Emmie Rebecca Skipper Mrs. Johnnie Conner Hamrick Rev. and Mrs. Michael Robin Mrs. Mary Helen Hutchinson Kelley Mr. Keith Ray Harper Rowe Troutman Mr. James Harris Kelley Rev. Johnny Marshall Hunt Mr. Thomas Arthur Seeger Mrs. Becky Thompson Smith Mr. Kenneth Nelson Kessler Mr. Jim K. Jordan Mr. Philip Richard Sheppard Vickers Mr. William Keith Kiser Mr. Randy Keith Kilby Mr. James Michael Stephens Mr. Michael Jason Whitener Mr. Kenneth Lamar Lewis Mr. David Carl Lynn Ms. Debra Hudgins Womack Mr. David Charles Withrow Mrs. Rachel Ann Albus Mahaffey Mr. Robert Douglas Macarthur Mr. William Franklin Manning Miss Julia Lee Martin Classof 1981 Class of 1977 Ms. Phyllis Elaine Meredith Miss Robin Dawn Mikalunas $445 $2610 Mr. James H. Mitchell Mr. Kevin Bernard Moen $470 $2655 Mrs. Donna Jean Lail Monneyhan Mrs. Cheryl Lynn Callaway Myers Ms. Wanda Kay Poe Mr. Wayne Leo Myers Mrs. Dorothy L. Hodge Abrams Mr. James Shuford Abemethy Mr. Bruce Wilbert Price Mr. Marcus Randall Polk Mrs. Charlotte-Anne Brewer Allen Mr. Gary Lee Ballard Mr. Marvin Lyle Quinn Mr. Thomas Watson Query Rev. Theodore Armstrong Jr. Mr. Bill K. Baucom Jr. Rev. Daniel Worth Carson Mrs. Dina Lee Anderson Braddy Mrs. Karen Cheryl Troutman Rev. Randy Charles Bridges Clark Mrs. Mary Lou Hamrick Causby Mr. Randolph Scott Hammett Jr. Mr. Michael Preston Cox Ms. Sylvia Lynn Holmes Mr. Wayne David Dickard Mr. Harry Hauss Hoover Mr. Roger William Duncan Christian Service Organization Ms. Nancy Ross Hopper Mr. Stephen Eugene Elmore Mrs. Melanie Smart Hutchins Mrs. Robin A. Brown Fletcher benefits from endowment Mr. Anthony Allen Jenkins Mr. James Richard Ford Mrs. Mary Ethel Miles Koone Mr. Jasper Warren Gamble Jr. Rev. Odis Leo Kuykendall Mrs. Sheila Fay Boiling Guffey The Mafrey Richardson and Edward H. Sessom Mrs. Mary Louise Abrams Lewis Mr. Charles Mark Hamrick Mr. Charles Nelson Lineberger Mrs. Linda S. Bost Holcomb Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in De¬ Mr. Joe Dean Love Mrs. Doris Coleen Treadway cember, 1986 at Gardner-Webb College. Ms. Teresa Wallace Melton Johnson The fund is designed to provide financial assis¬ Mr. John Duncan Owens Mr. James Clinton Jolly Miss Risa Ann Pless Mrs. Sherry Lynn Setzer Lawson tance to students attending Gardner-Webb College Rev. Bradley Scott Riddle Mrs. Teresa Ann Teague Lee who have committed their lives to full time Chris¬ Mr. Clyde Nelson Ross Mrs. Rebecca Lewis Bost Leggett Rev. Kenneth Jack Trubyfill Mrs. Betsy Celeste Rorie Leonard tian service. The scholarship is part of the Christian Mr. Gregory Steven Whitener Mr. Stephen Blair Little Service Organization endowment. Recipients are Ms. Teala Maria McSwain selected by the Christian Service Organization Class of 1982 Mrs. Donna Marlise Jones Miller $660 Mr. Robert Conrad Pettyjohn board. $1373.40 Mr. Dennis Wade Price Mrs. Hope McAlynn Sinclair Price Mr. Walter Joseph Ainsworth Jr. Dr. Stephen Duane Proctor Mr. Dennis Randolph Aldridge Mrs. Melanie Ann Rabb Reid Ms. Susan Gail Allred Mrs. Deborah Talley Roe Mr. Francis O'Hara Bowling Rev. Robert Brown Setzer Jr. Mrs. Vista Jones Rainey Mr. Douglass Earl Teague Ms. Donna Gail Christenbury Mr. Billy Joe Slagle Mr. Robert Jerald Rumfelt Mr. Danny Lee Truett Ms. Dianne Pannell Dedmond Ms. Patricia Ann St. Charles Mr. Terry Kyle Shelton Mr. Marc Delane Walker Mr. Craig Anthony Faries Mr. Donald Elliott Stroup Rev. James Kenneth Stalls Mrs. Amy Louise Tolbert Wilhelm Ms. Nancy Bridges Freeman Mr. Ronald Edwinn Stroup Mrs. Jane S. Talley Mrs. Donna Brock Williard Mr. Reginald Eugene Hoyle Mrs. Della Putnam Walker Mr. and Mrs. Michael David Rev. Robert Duncan Williard Mr. Bobby Lee Hughes Mr. Kenneth Arnold Warise Jr. Thomason Mr. James Michael Huntsinger Mrs. Sherwin L. Johnson Wash- Ms. Wanda Darlene Turner Class of 1980 Mrs. Janet Shytle Irvin bum Mr. Ronald Lee Williams $490 Mrs. Betty Barnette Kendrick Mrs. Dana Kaye Shehan Yaffe Mr. John Chester Williamson $365 Mr. Caldwell Levon Lipsey Mr. Federick William Zwikelmaier Mr. Lewis Craig Yarboro Mr. F. Michael Livengood Rev. Keith Daniel Benfield Mr. Smith Franklin Martin Class of 1978 Class of 1979 Mr. Walter Donald Blanton Mr. Frank Osborne McFarland III $677 $837 Mr. William Scott Brisendine Mr. William R. Parker $945 $645 Mrs. Cheryl Layne Cox Brooks Rev. Max Steven Pettyjohn Mr. Charles Standi Burch Mr. Ronald Douglas Poston Mrs. Karen Jeanene Troutman Mr. Micael Jack Baria Mrs. Carolyn Sue Holt Dixon Ms. Susan Denise Poston Barbee Ms. Alicia Kaye Bentley Mrs. Miriam Louise Harding Ezell Mrs. Dana Jones Reynolds Mrs. Joyce Ann Bennett Barber Mr. Michael Deward Briggs Miss Charlotte Ann Fletcher Mr. James Lee Royals Jr. Mr. Daniel Thompson Beam Mrs. Karen Allison Calton Mr. Frederick Edward Glennon Mr. Wayne Carlton Simpson Rev. Toy Steven Bolton Brisendine Rev. Ray Purvis Goude Jr. Mr. Monty Renn Thornburg Ms. Janet Lee Bradley Mrs. Cynthia Anne Gilbert Bruce Mr. Gary Michael Harvell Mrs. Andrea Louise Reese Ward Mr. Robert Jeffery Carter Mrs. Sallie Catherine Cornwell Mr. George Earl Haydt Mr. Daniel Cecil Warlick Mr. Paul Michael Ciarfello Cheek Ms. Shirley Cook Lail Mrs. Connie Elizabeth Hicks Wiel Mr. D. Gene Lakey Jr. Mrs. Joy A. Anthony Anderson Mr. James Hickman Lester Miss Rebecca Luann Arrington Mr. Henry Noel Mabes Ms. Jane Gay Ashton Nursing students Miss Ina Jean McDowell Ms. Lisa Caryl Atkins Miss Jami Lynne McNeely Mrs. Kelly Delane Sale Bridges awarded Webb scholarship Mrs. Cynthia Ann Railey Meadows Ms. Brenda Lee Britt Ms. Dawn Yevette Parker Mrs. Pamela Jo Walker Callahan Mrs. Margaret Ethel S. Rakes Mr. Curtis Alan Carmine In July, 1987, Irene B. Webb initialed the Ernest Mr. Terry Lee Riddle Mrs. Beverly Marie Moose Carter Julian Webb Endowed Scholarship Fund to honor Mrs. Kimberly Ann Baker Rikard Mr. Stephen Hal Carter Mrs. Kimberly Lorene Randolph Mr. Kevin Scott Caudill the memory of her late husband, Ernest Julian Rivera Mr. Thomas Craig Childress Webb. Ms. Kimberly Lee Robbins Mrs. Kimberly D. McNeilly Creswell The scholarship is designed to provide financial Mrs. Lou Ann Poston Scates Miss Linda Faye Cudd Ms. Pamela Gay Sheppard Mrs. Donna Lynn Sarratt Davenport assistance to worthy students enrolled in the Davis Mrs. Beverly Joy Crawford Simpson Mr. Roy Jones Deal Jr. School of Nursing and who are preparing for a Mrs. Cynthia Gaye Coble Smith Ms. Lowell Lynn Edwards career in nursing. Ms. Vicki Ann Spangler-Walker Mrs. Gladys Irene Gates Fulcher Mrs. Phyllis Stradley Travis Mr. William Franklin Futreal The scholarship is funded by contributions from Mr. Kerry LaMar Tuttle Mrs. Martha Sue Harris Hall Mrs. Webb and other interested persons. Recipients Mrs. Shirley S. Weeks Mrs. Dianne Sides Harris are selected from the Admissions and Financial Aid Ms. Eva Marlene Whittington Mrs. Linda Ellen McLuckie Hayes Mr. Eddie Lee Winchester Mrs. Doris McIntyre Haywood Committee. Mr. Odell Donald Wright Mr. William Manley Hines Mr. Thomas Bruce Yelton Mrs. Cynthia Gail Jackson Kelly Mrs. Susan Lynn Goodley King Qass of 1985 Mr. Gary Wayne Lafone $500 Mrs. Tara Leigh Trotman Land Rev. William Paul Williams Mrs. Saundra Dyanne Christie $1105 Mr. Bobby Glenn Lanning Mr. William Stanley Woody Rogers Mr. Lawrence Madison Littlefield Mr. R. Wayne Russell Ms. Sharon Kay Abercrombie Mr. Ronald Joe Lytle Sr. Class of 1983 Mr. Anthony Neal Strange Ms. Lisa Carol Abernethy Mr. Gerard Marchese $890 Mr. Michael Richard Thompson $1635 Mrs. Jean Maria Summers Tillman Mrs. Ethel JoAnne Bums Ullrich Mrs. Billie Harmon Bean Mrs. Lora Frances Passmore Walker Mr. James Autery Bledsoe Mr. Sidney Kirk Ward Robert R. & Jessie I. Forney Mr. Marvin Charles Bridwell Mr. Donald R. Waugh Mrs. Karen E. Lopez Brown Mr. Evans Parker Whitaker Endowed Scholarship-Loan Mr. Kenneth Wade Brown Jr. Mr. Gary Lee White Mrs. Patricia K. Davidson Camery Mr. Elbert Earl Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Forney of Shelby have Mr. William Bradley Carson Ms. Sharon Jean Williams mrs. Susan Lynne Heilig Crotts established the Robert R. and Jessie I. Forney Mrs. Susan Elaine Moore Currie Qass of 1984 Endowed Scholarship-Loan at GardnerWebb Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gene Davis $1358 College. Mr. Thad Gabriel Davis $1291.50 Mr. Michael Wayne Drum The scholarship, restricted to nursing students Mr. Stanley Charles Foster Mr. Claude Neal Alexander Jr. who intend to work in a health facility in Cleveland Mrs. Charlene McMahan Frazier Mrs. Mary Melissa Elmore Allison County following graduation, was established with Miss Mary Helen Gabala Mrs. Lynnette Starr Cave Badgett an initial $10,000 grant. Mr. James Thomas Glenn Mrs. Gina Rae Smith Baker Mrs. Laura Parker Gwyn Mr. Robert Lee Baker Jr. Recipients of the scholarship will be obligated to Ms. Martha Lisa Hames Mrs. Pamela Dennise Baker Black work one year for each year of the scholarship at a Ms. Pamela Kay Harris Mrs. Carol Jordan Buchanan hospital in Cleveland County, with preference given Mrs. Glenda Kay Laney Harvell Mr. Olin Steele Byrum III to Cleveland Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mary Joanne Proctor Hendrix Mr. Benjy Ray Carpenter Mrs. James Christopher Hewitt Mr. Joel Lee Dobbins Mr. Forney is a 1931 graduate of Gardner¬ Ms. Deborah Ann Smith Hoyle Mrs. Ruth Mooney Dufresne Webb and is the retired president of Lily Mills Co. Rev. Norman Ray Hunt Mrs. Donna Susan Breen Faries The Forneys voice their interest in the nursing Mrs. Sharon Renee Clifton Mrs. Teresa Gayle Gardner Grigg Huskins Mr. Clifford Elijah Hamrick III field in particular. "It seems like it came up over and Mr. Chet Wayne Jessup Mr. Ray McKay Hardee over that we just don't have enough emphasis on Ms. Susan Caroline Jones Mrs. Ray McKay Hardee nursing," Forney says, adding, "We decided to Mrs. Vickie Shaw Harrison Mr. Edward Campbell Knapp select a field in which we felt there was a need." Mrs. Pattie Yvonne C. Lee Mrs. Annie Ruth Hamrick Hill Mrs. Marliedean Sain Long Ms. Lynda Neeld Hitchcock In discussing the establishment of a scholarship Mrs. Patricia Elaine Travis Mrs. Sandra Faye Roberson at GardnerWebb, Forney says, "We like to consider Loudermilt Humphries leadership and management in any company or in¬ Mr. Franklin Craig Meadows Mrs. Christine Estelle Walker Mr. Jeffrey Hugh Morrow Iwerks stitution when making an investment. We see the Mr. Thomas Reid Parker Mr. Robbie Dean Jenkins scholarship as an investment, both in the College Mrs. Barbara Johns Parsons Mr. William Levon Kennedy and in the nursing field." Mr. Kirby Todd Phillips Mrs. Dorothy M. Reichert Kinkopf Mr. Charles Damon Plunkett Mr. Fred Marshall Kirby Jr. Ms. Mary Elizabeth Patterson Mr. Kevin Thomas Jones Mr. Johnny Bruce Richards Miss Nancy Faye Land Mr. James Wesley Roseboro Mrs. Barbara Sylvester Ledbetter Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Copeland Rust Mr. Charles Grayson Ledford Lutz Scholarship Ms. Glennie Rose Lail Setzer Mr. John Edmund McGee Mrs. Denise Dagenhart Sherrill Mrs. Qara Elaine Grose Mustyan Promotes Free Enterprise Mr. Levester Smarr Mr. Roger Dale Norris Mrs. Robin Annette R. Thurkill Miss Frances Ann Page The Texaco-Ray Webb Lutz Award in Free En¬ Mr. Donald Gray White Miss Janet dare Page Mr. Sidney Blake Wilkey Mrs. Sarah Willene B. Phipps terprise was established in March by Texaco's Mr. William Samuel Wilkins Mr. David Wayne Riddleberger affiliate. Star Enterprise of Atlanta. Mrs. Adele Lee Wilson Mr. William Carlton Rouse The award was presented in honor of Ray Webb Ms. Anna Maria Saunders Class of 1986 Mrs. Terri Ann Lampkin Sherrill Lutz of Shelby, former owner of Petroleum World $615 Mr. Terry Len Sims Inc. in Cliffside. $793.40 Mr. John Lee Singleton The scholarship will be awarded annually to Miss Teresa Carol Spicer Mrs. Sherry H. Allen Ms. Cindy Louise Strickland provide financial assistance to worthy and needy Mr. Rory Todd Allran Mrs. Elizabeth E. Parker Todd full-time students at Gardner-Webb. The recipient Mr. William David Benton Miss Rita Annette Turner will be recognized for collegiate and extracurricular Mrs. Anita Hale Brotherton Mr. Randy Wayne Underwood Mr. Phillip Carl Brown Mr. Timothy Earl Vaughan activitiy in entrepreneurship, business, marketing Mr. Jeffery Scott Carter Mr. Gary Thomas Webb or allied areas which best exemplify a dedication to Mrs. Deborah Ingle Clark Mr. Timmy Park Wells the concept of a free enterprise system. Ms. Shirley Ruth Conner Mr. William Lee Wentz Mr. Jerry Lee Cook Mr. Melvin Dwayne Wilson Dr. Chris White says, "It is gratifying to have a Mr. Gary Paul Cox large corporation such as Star Enterpsise take the Mr. Willard Lamar Donald Jr. Class of 1987 time and energies to contribute to the College and Mrs. Karen Kay Contos Fulcher $713 Ms. Karen Underwood Gamble $1015 our community in this way.” Mr. Clark George Gentry Rev. Arnold P. Gosnell Mrs. Sue Elixon Baldwin Mr. Hank Leslie Guess Mrs. Bonnie Jeanette Blue Barnes Mrs. Rebecca Ann Hefner Harper Mr. Eric Kevin Barnes Mrs. Tammy Lynn Pruitt Harrell Mr. James Elwood Blake Class of 1988 Mr. Bryce Boyd Harrington Ms. Maryjohn Blanchard Miss Lucynda Jeanette Gibb9 $920 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Willoughby Mr. Brett Kendall Bridges Mr. Paul Raymond Grayson Hartman Ms. Sondra Lynne Brown Mr. Thomas Woodrow Grayson Mrs. Peggy Hennessee Ballew Mr. William Edgar Hinson Ms. Rhonda Joann Burrell Mr. Robert Bennett Hairfield Mrs. Susan Anderson Bir Mrs. June Leigh Taylor Hoffman Mr. James Lyles Cooper II Mr. James Alfred Harding Jr. Mr. David Keith Bodenheimer Ms. Sylvia Ann Brady Holt Mrs. Ruth Lynn Odom Curtis Mr. Joe McWhirter Harrell Ms. Judith LuAnn Brown Mrs. Donna Teresa Shaw Hulcher Mrs. Brenda McKenzie Finch Ms. Sheila Dills Hedgepeth Miss Bonnie Ann Burgess Mr. Charles Uell Hull Ms. Miriam Adele Fisher Mr. Gregory Michael Hill Ms. Elizabeth Dobinson Miss Glenda Ann Johnson Ms. Carolyn Williams Freeland Mrs. Mitzi V. McGraw Johnson Mrs. Mary Deborah Dunning Mrs. Jeanette Dennis Johnston Mr. Dallas Eddie Faulkner Mrs. Abbigail J. Stephens Kalaf Mr. John William Folk Mr. David Brent Keim Ms. Margaret Queen Giles Mrs. Cynthia Grindle Kenefick Ms. Judy Lynn Grainger Library Benefits from Ms. Alice Fay Lammonds Mrs. Vista Dianne Chambers Greene Mr. Darryl Wayne Leonhardt Mr. Harvey Bly Hamrick Jr. Washburn Endowment Ms. Marie Cash Linder Mr. Richard English Hardee Miss Faith Madelene Lowe Mr. Marlon Charles Helms Mrs. Deborah L. Slansky Miller The Wyan and Emily Washburn Endowment Miss Cynthia Lynn Hollifield Ms. Lou Ann Mitchell Ms. Lori Lane Jones of $20,000 was established earlier this year by the Mr. Charles Joel Moss Mrs. Sandra Tomblin Jones Boiling Springs couple. Mr. Isaac MacDonald Mwase Mr. William Edward Jones Mr. Michael Gray Pfaff The endowment has been directed at the Mrs. Laura S. Strange Keim Mr. Richard Eugene Quillen Gardner-Webb Library and is restricted to the Mr. Rudolph Gladston Lassiter Jr. Mrs. Karen Wiles Reeves purchase of books and curriculum-materials for the Mrs. Sara Alyce Ratliff Lloyd Mr. Eric Lee Rogers Mr. Dennis Andrew Lookadoo Religious Studies program at the College. Mr. Michael John Rousseaux Mrs. Jane Miller Lowrance “This is the first endowed fund in this college Ms. Rebecca Swanner Sherrill Ms. Susan Diane May Mrs. Christine Hauser Smith that is for-the purchase of instructional materials/' Mrs. Debra Joos McComb Ms. Margie Harris Smith Mr. Gilbert Llewellyn Noetzel says Dr. Chris White. Mr. Mark Alan Smith Ms. Kimberly Irene Porter Dr. Washburn's interest in Gardner-Webb goes Mr. Terry Ray Smith Mrs. Fonda Ruth Fortner Rosenbaum Mrs. Sandra Lampley Snyder Mr. Larry Junior Sanders back many decades, notes Dr. White. He has served Ms. Cindy Darlene Speer Ms. Karen Gay Steele as a member of the Board of Advisors and as a Mr. Paul Ray Stapleton Mr. Ronald Ray Stewart Mrs. Julia Scarboro Stikeleather Mrs. Elaine Hendrix Vaughn Trustee and held the position of campus physician Mr. Larry Lawayne Stone in past years. Mr. Walter William Yentsch III Gifts by alumni totaling Mr. Larry Ray Zaky $372,758.12 The Gardner Society

Members contribute $1500 each year to help meet pressing needs of the College. The Gardner Society is named for Governor O. Max Gardner, who gave or The Christian needed leadership to the College during Service Organization the depression years. Members receive a large armatele plate inscribed with the The Christian Service Organization College crest and cameo. provides scholarship aid for committed, The Webb Alliance, named for the capable and deserving students prepar¬ Webb family, is made up of individuals ing for Christian service through a hill¬ who contribute $500 to $1499 annually. time church vocation. The Webbs, in particular Mrs. Faye Webb Gifts are primarily direct, bequests or Gardner, were early benefactors of the Col¬ memorial contributions. All gifts go into lege. Members receive a small armatele an endowment fund for scholarships, plate inscribed with the College crest and with interest used each semester to help students prepare for their church-related vocations.

The Heritage Club

Membership in the Heritage Club is made up of individuals who are helping to assure the future of Gardner-Webb College by participating in building more adequate The Bulldog Club endowment resources. Persons qualify by making a gift $1000 The Bulldog Club helps support or more to Gardner-Webb College or a gift athletics at Gardner-Webb by raising of land, stock, insurance, copyright, oil money for athletic scholarships. Last year rights, letter stock or restricted stock, etc. to the school contributed over $300,000 to the Endowment Fund of the College. athletic scholarships alone, with the Other gifts may be in the form of a new or Bulldog Club raising $60,000 to bring the revised will, directing that a percentage, a total to approximately $360,000. This fixed amount or a contingency bequest be year, the Bulldog Club has set a goal of received by the Endowment Fund; the $80,000. creation of a Charitable Remainder Uni¬ trust or an Annuity Trust, a Pooled Life Income Agreement, a Charitable Gift Annuity, a Life Estate or a bank deposit that directs all or a portion of the principal to the Endowment Fund; or by the creation of a Charitable Lead Trust that directs all or a portion of the income to the Endow¬ ment Fund of Gardner-Webb College. Once on the island, we were in for a delightful surprise. The island, one of the highest elevations in the Keys, at 16 feet above sea level, is also one of the few that had a supply of fresh water. A house, built of coral, has been standing at this site since the 1800s, having withstood many storms and hurricanes. It was the approximately two-mile trail, however, that captured the group. Except that the varieties of trees and plants were quite different, we might have been walking along a trail in North Carolina woods - not at all what we expected to find on an island!

Key West was a highlight of the trip of the charming town - and, in the The last leg of the trip for the class watched as an octopus ate a lobster evening, experienced a look at a rather began early Monday morning with a and snorkled through a sea of jelly unique form of nightlife. Part of the trip to the Big Pine Deer Refuge on Big created by a cluster of harmless jelly¬ fish. And, again, the group encoun¬ group spent the Key West day on a Pine Key. boat trip out to Sand Key, where they We learned that the Key Deer is a tered a shark in the waters. opted to snorkle, because energy levels subspecies of the Virginia white-tailed Tuesday was a full day as the group were too low to dive. deer. The shoulder height of these headed south to Key West. We made a By Wednesday, thoughts had turned graceful creatures is only 24 to 28 quick stop at Sugarloaf Lodge to have to going home. The trip north, out of inches. As we walked a nature trail a chance look at Sugar, the dolphin in the Keys, bypassed Miami and ended through the refuge, one of the deer residence there. Fortunately, Sugar's in Fort Lauderdale. For the first time in made its way to the path. A hush fell trainer was just about to feed her a 11 nights, the students slept in beds. over the large group as we watched breakfast of fish and we were treated There were estatic screams up and him quietly nibble on a nearby leaf. to a full show - one not to be equalled at any of the tourist locations. down the hall when they discovered He seemed to pose for photographs Key West was a day of shopping televisions in their rooms ... and it and appeared to be quite tame, and battling the heat and humidity, didn't take long for everyone to have although no one tried to coax him to which registered at about 99 percent. long, hot showers or for the girls to trust us - the next group might not be The group had time to enjoy the flavor apply their makeup. as friendly to a trusting animal. Thursday was the grand After the hike, finale for the trip. Early there was time for Thursday morning the lunch at the famous group boarded a small Seven Mile Grill, plane for Nassau in the located just at the be¬ Bahamas for a day of ginning of the Seven- sightseeing and shopping. Mile Bridge. The new With the exception of a concrete spanse rough plane ride, the day replaces the old was yet another treat for 35,716-foot bridge, the students, many of which is very narrow. whom had never flown. The old bridge still The trip ended after the stands, with part of it students and three profes¬ used as a fishing pier. sors completed a long drive Monday afternoon to Boiling Springs. With a was spent on another final exam on Saturday, the students packed up their dive and snorkle trip, memories and experiences this time boarding a and headed home for the boat to Looe Key. summer. Here, the divers

12 Leadership Development Scholarship funds Student Leadership Retreat

When Earl and Evelyn Spangler of nity to learn group interaction, prob¬ Shelby endowed the Leadership lem solving and decision making Development Scholarship at Gardner- skills, and to build self-esteem. Webb 10 years ago, it provided "They learned to do things they scholarship dollars to an incoming never thought they could do," says Dr. freshman each year. Franklin. Annually, the entering freshman The students participated in a High with the most clearly demonstrated Ropes Course, a Group Interaction record of, and with the most predict¬ Course and Caving. "I liked the High able potential for, general practical Ropes so much," commented one leadership was selected. The recipient student after the retreat, "Not only be¬ was recognized for his achievements cause it gave me a chance to meet and Special Topics Class and potential. conquer fear, but because it gave all of Today, the endowment has ex¬ us a chance to support and encourage Students Who Toured panded to allow a number of students each other." Everglades/Keys: to benefit from the Spanglers' generos¬ The weekend was punctuated with ity. entertainment and quiet time. Dr. The endowment was established Franklin gave a presentation on Jim Bradley, son of Judy and James "to express a commitment to Christian leadership - discussing task and rela¬ Bradley of Danville, Va.; higher education and to manifest an tionship styles. And, there were games Ren K. Chaskelis, daughter of interest in assisting students with the and activities designed to get the Henry and Sue Chaskelis of Fairfax, potential for leadership." group to work together. Va.; The Spanglers' intent was to have "These were designed at showing Joy E. Cole, daughter of Mr. and the endowment extend to develop you work best in harmony with Mrs. Ronney E. Cole of Gastonia; programs that would stress the need others," says Dr. Franklin, "showing Sean Eastman, son of Mr. and Mrs. for creative leadership in society. the importance of teamwork, not Tony Eastman of Boiling Springs; This year, the Spangler Leadership trying to do it all yourself." Kimberly M. Freeman, daughter of Development Scholarship was used to The students, all leaders of campus Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Freeman of fund the Spangler Student Leadership clubs and organizations for 1989-90, Chester, Va.; Retreat, held at Camp Broadstone in were not given specifics on how to Stephen Wade Gamm, son of Valle Crucis. handle each leadership position. But, Henry Gamm of Woodruff, S.C.; Forty-two students, under the di¬ they came away from the retreat ready Dawn Michelle Hamrick, daughter rection of Dr. Richard Franklin, vice to take on the responsibilities of their of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hamrick of president and dean for student respective roles. Shelby; development, participated in the "Because of the activities, we all Kimberly Willis Knight, daughter retreat. became more group oriented and of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey E. Willis of The three-day retreat was designed learned to be followers as well as Route 2, Lawndale; to allow student leaders the opportu- leaders," said another student. James F. Mitchell, son of Sarah Mitchell of Ware Shoals, S.C.; Brian D. Shugart, son of Grover and Kay Shugart of Lewisville; Science Education Class works with displays Lori Stroud, daughter of Mr. and Science education students, Mrs. W.A. Stroud of Cliffside; Two-thirds of the semester is under the direction of Vickie Henry D. Styron, son of Claude W. spent on campus. One-third of the Spencer, set up newly-created and Ellen D. Styron of Charlotte; semester time is more flexible, with educational displays this spring in Chrissy Vaughn, daughter of the students going into the class¬ classrooms at Graham Elementary Frances Vaughn of Charlotte; room at Graham Elementary School School in Shelby. Michele Susette Watkins, daughter to teach the units they have devel¬ The students in course SED 330 of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Watkins of oped. are sophomores and juniors. The Denton; and The display created for the class¬ class is devoted to peer teaching, a Kristy Kay Young, daughter of room makes up 30 percent of the basic lesson plan, writing a science James and Gloria Young of Clinton, student's grade, unit and using that unit. S.C.

13 FACULTY & STAFF New Staff Dr. Carolyn Billings of the Fine became ac¬ Arts department recently served as a quainted with Raymond (Ray) Cooper of Moores- judge for the Christopher Giles Music the new corre¬ ville has joined the staff at Gardner- Competition lated degree Webb as new food service director. at Wake program in Cooper comes to Gardner-Webb Forest Uni¬ which two from the University of North Carolina versity. Dr. 1988 Gardner- at Charlotte, where he served as Billings also Webb gradu¬ Director of Board Operations and presented a ates are Assistant to the Food Service Director. recent lecture enrolled. The Jean Anderson has joined the staff and recital on program of Gardner-Webb as periodicals the music of recognizes the assistant in the library. Pierre Boulee background Mrs. Anderson attended Gardner- at the annual in religious Webb and received an A.B. degree in Dr. Lamb meeting of studies gained primary education from the University the College by graduates of Baptist Col¬ of North Carolina at Greensboro. She Music Soci¬ leges. It allows those accepted to enter has completed graduate studies for ety, held at the Dr. Billings the Master of Divinity program on a teacher certification renewal at Gard¬ University of Maryland. higher level and to finish in two rather ner-Webb, Armstrong State College in than three years. Savannah, Ga., Lenoir-Rhyne and Robert Parson, director of the B.E. Appalachian State University. Morris Academy, earned his doctorate Mrs. Wanda Stutts, assistant A former teacher in the Cleveland in May from Southeastern Baptist professor of nursing, has received a County Schools, she comes to Gardner- Theological Seminary. $2200 Burroughs Wellcome Science Webb from Thomas Petroleum Co. Faculty Scholarship. The scholarship Amber Lynn Culver has been will be used as she pursues her Ph.D. named director of residence life. Dr. Rudee program. A graduate of the University of Boan and Dr. Wisconsin-Platteville, she holds a B.A. Roger Gaddis Dr. Chris White has been selected degree in psychology and an M.S. presented a to serve for 1989-90 on the executive degree in guidance and counseling. paper, "Flan¬ committee of the N.C. Association of She has been employed as residence nery O'Conner Independent Colleges and Universi¬ hall director at UW-Platteville and Ball and Social ties and the N.C. Center for Independ¬ State University in Indiana as resi¬ Psychology," ent Higher Education. dence hall counselor at Stephens recently at the College in Missouri, and as director of Southeastern Dr. Barry Hambright has been residence life at Southwest State Conference on named president of the Social Science University in Minnesota. the Teaching Teachers in the Baptist Colleges of Miss Culver comes to Gardner- of Psychology, North Carolina. Dr. Tony Eastman has Webb from Oklahoma State Univer¬ sity, where she served as residence hall Dr. Gaddis held at Kennesaw State been named program chairman for the College in Georgia. coordinator, directing the operation of organization, which will meet in 1991 a high-rise community of 1300 stu¬ at Gardner-Webb. Vickie Webb has been promoted to dents. Dr. Hambright and Dr. Eastman, administrative assistant to the vice along with Lansford Jolley, Dr. Mike president for student development. Tracy Jessup, who graduated in Leslie, Donna Ellington, Dr. Rudee May from Gardner-Webb, has Earl Godfrey, comptroller, received Boan and Stephen Sain recently joined the College staff as Assistant his master's degree in business from attended the organization's spring to the President. Winthrop College in May. meeting. Tracy, a native of Mount Airy, graduated with honors in the May 6 Dr. Robert Lamb spent July teach¬ Elizabeth Bennett, an adjunct commencement and was presented ing the Educational Planning course at professor of organ at Gardner-Webb, the Huggins Citizenship Award for Midwestern Baptist Theological has been profiled in the latest edition leadership. He holds a B.A. degree Seminary. While there. Dr. Lamb of "American Keyboard Artists." in music education.

14 Fleming-White Excellence in Teaching Award presented

and for his involvement in many facets of the College community. A graduate of Gardner-Webb College, Dr. Monroe earned his master's degree in mathematics from Wake Forest University and his Ph.D in math from the University of South Carolina. "Ever since its inception in 1905, this institution has been based on excellence in teaching," said Dr. Christopher White in presenting the award. "That quality has helped carry the high school, and later the college, through many difficult times. "Excellence in teaching still is a characteristic that describes our faculty. This award, which recognized one faculty member each year, is in Dr. Ted Monroe is 1989 recipient effect symbolic of that quality in all our faculty," he added. Dr. Ted Monroe, associate The endowment was established in Nominations for the Fleming- professor of mathematics and com¬ 1986 by President and Mrs. M. Chris¬ White Award are sought from faculty, puter science at Gardner-Webb, was topher White in honor of their parents, staff and honor students. The selection presented was the Fleming-White Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Fleming and is made by an anonymous committee Excellence in Teaching Award for Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin White of consisting of the Academic Vice 1989. Hartwell, Ga. President, senior faculty, honor The Fleming-White award is given Dr. Monroe, who has been with students and an educator from outside annually to an outstanding Gardner- Gardner-Webb since 1985, was noted the college. Webb College professor who exhibits for his mastery of the material he The Fleming-White Excellence in the highest standards of the teaching teaches, his innovative teaching styles, Teaching Award consists of a plaque profession. his outgoing concern for all students and a check for $500.

Apples and Accolades and Dr. Roger Gaddis, chairman of the department of psychology and professor of psychology. Awards luncheon honors faculty, staff Dr. A. Frank Bonner presented the lO-year awards to Miriam Ash-Jones, reference librarian. Dr. Carolyn A. Gardner-Webb College held its annual faculty and staff Billings, associate professor of music. Dr. Barbara N. awards luncheon. Apples and Accolades this spring in the Burkett, chairman of the department of natural sciences Charles I. Dover Campus Center. and professor of biology, Joetta M. Eastman, secretary in Among the awards presented was the Heming-White the department of health education and physical educa¬ Excellence in Teaching Award. This year's recipient was tion, Johnnie C. Hamrick, assistant professor of educa¬ Dr. Ted Monroe, associate professor of mathematics and tion, David L. Helton, director of safety and security, computer science. and Randy L. Kilby, director of admissions and enroll¬ Lansford Jolley presented this year's 25-year awards to ment planning. Wallace R. Carpenter, associate professor of business and Retirement awards were presented by Dr. White. data processing, Mildred B. Poston, administrative assis¬ M. Henry Garrity, who retired in February as vice presi¬ tant to the vice president for academic affairs, and Dr. dent for college development and director of the Broyhill James K. Taylor, chairman of the department of English Academy, was recognized by Dr. Joyce Brown. Betty H. Language and Literature and professor of English. Logan, who will retire as transcript evaluation officer Barry E. Hambright presented 15-year awards to Dr. this year, was recognized by Dr. Sue Camp. Alice R. Cullirian, professor of religion and religious educa¬ The Men's Ensemble of the Concert Choir, directed tion, Doris L. Montgomery of the maintenance department. by Dr.Phil Perrin, provided music for the event.

15 CLASS NOTES CLASS OF 1989 Renea Wilene Johnson married Donna Shaw Hulcher received the Norma Ellen Davis married Barry James Christopher Walker on May 20. Distinguished Sales Award, presented Dale Moose on February 26. The The bride has a degree in education; by the Sales and Marketing Executives bride and her husband, who is em¬ her husband is shop foreman at of Winston-Salem in February of 1988. ployed with Commercial Intertech McCurry's Display Manufacturing. She is a sales representative for in Kings Mountain, are living in They live in Crouse. Winston-Salem Retail Merchants Kings Mountain. Stephanie Hope Richards and Association. Kimberly Marie Reaves married William Thomas Bridges, Jr. were Kevin Ray Lail has accepted a posi¬ David Sterling Calvert. The couple married on December 12. The bride is tion with First Savings Bank in Hick¬ are making their home in Kannapo¬ employed by H&R Block; the groom ory as an assistant data processing lis. owns and operates Sports Cycle manager. He is living in Hudson. Danita Beam married Joseph Step- Assembly. They live at Route 1, Bostic. Sean Ansel Kelley of Greenville, penwolf Gibbs on April 29. Danita Bradley Keith Smith married De¬ S.C. married Diana Rivera on May 20. and her husband are employed at borah Layne Bryan on April 29. Brad Drexel Heritage Furnishings in is in computer sales with National CLASS OF 1985 Marion. They are making their Cash Register Corp.; Debbie is in man¬ Chris Reynolds Carpenter married home in Nebo. agement with Giorgio of Beverly Hills. Tamara Renee Story on Feb. 25. Chris They are living in Charlotte, N.C. is employed at McGuire Nuclear CLASS OF 1988 Karen Gray Steele is included in Station. His wife is employed by Duke Who's Who Among Young American Judith LuAnn Brown was 1988 Power Company in Charlotte. They Professionals. She is employed at recipient of the Distinguished Service are living inCharlotte. Caldwell Memorial Hospital inthe Michael Herman Evans married Award from the Boonville Jaycees. She Intensive Care/Coronary unit. was also included in the 1988 edition Dell Ruth Walker on April 29. The Cynthia T. Hollifield is working of Who's Who Among Young Profes¬ bridegroom is employed by Dana toward her Masters in Counseling at Corporation in Morganton and is choir sionals. She lives in Boonville and is Winthrop College and expects to director at Catawba Valley Baptist employed at Hoots Memorial Hospi¬ graduate in December. She is living in tal. Church; the bride is employed by the Rock Hill, S.C. and is employed at S.C. N.C. Department of Revenue. Todd Capps was chosen by the National Bank. Cindy Jackson Kelly and her hus¬ Southern Baptist Foreign Mission- band, Keith, announce the arrival of a Board for training as journeyman. He CLASS OF 1987 daughter, Lillie Sarah, who was bom was music director at Grace Baptist Adam D. Higgins is working at on January 26,1989. They also have a Church in Mount Holly and has been daughter, Whitney Jo, who is 2. Cindy assigned as a church youth director in Sara Lee Hosiery in Winston—Salem in the Manufacturing Engineering De¬ isemployed by Integrated Resources Hong Kong where he will be for two partment as a PC Specialist. He lives Investment Centers inGreenville, S.C. years. in Winston-Salem. as an investment representative. Keith Charlotte Anne Connor, married Regina Diana Swink married Ray¬ is an attorney associated with the Patrick Michael Hensley on mond Scott Beck on May 6. The bride Brooks Law Firm in Spartanburg, S.C. February 25. Charlotte is a Kinder¬ is a registered nurse at Cleveland They are living in Woodruff. garten teacher in the Memorial Hospital; her husband is a Bob G. Lanning is now a PC In¬ Charlotte-Mecklenburg School fire fighter with the Shelby Fire structor with Charlotte's Broadway System. The couple are living at 2901 Department. They are making their and Seymour, Inc. His wife, Jennifer, N. Sharon Amity in Charlotte. home in Shelby. is in nursing school at CPCC and Stephen Gary Crouse married Gaither Tolbert was elected expects to graduate in 1990. Martha Jean Drum on February 4. He president of the North Carolina Gerard and Sylvia Marchese are is minister of music and youth at Mt. Society of Directors of Volunteer now living in Cape Coral, FL. They Zion Baptist Church; his wife is credit Services. He is director of volunteer have two children, Sarah, 4, and representative at Comm/Scope Inc. in services at Catawba Memorial Hospi¬ Christopher, 3, and are in the process Hickory. tal. He and his wife, Susan, live in of building a new home. Stephen Craig Hamrick married Hickory. Joy Annette Bryan. He is employed by CLASS OF 1984 the Coca Cola Company in Spar¬ CLASS OF 1986 tanburg, S.C.; his wife is associate John Mark Adams married Susan producer at American Image Makers J. Scott Carter completed training Marie Hawkins on April 8. The bride¬ in Greenville, S.C. They are making with Electronic Data Systems and groom is employed with the Fellow¬ received a title of System Engineer in their home in Spartanburg. ship of Christian Athletes in Charlotte. October. 16 The bride is employed at Home Robert Wesley Hough married Lee matics Teacher in Person County. She Federal Savings and Loan Association. Anna Edgerton on May 6. The groom teaches Chapter I math, grades 4-6 in They are living in Belmont is production manager for the Out¬ the Person County Schools. She and Lynnette Cave Badgette and her board Marine Corp. in Rutherford ton. her husbandHank, live in Roxboro. husband announce the birth of their The bride is employed by the Ruther¬ Paul Jeffrey Clark, pastor of Four first child, Joseph Paul Badgett, on ford County Department of Social Oaks Baptist Church in Four Oaks, Feb. 25. Lynnette isDavison Coordina¬ Services. They are living in Ruther¬ and Karen Troutman Clark announce tor at Electrolux. They live in Mt. Airy. ford ton. the birth of Vanessa Kathryn, born Christine Walker Iwerks and her Terri McSwain is head nurse of May 19. She has a sister Audry Lauren husband announce the birth of a son, Kings Mountain Hospital's EastSta- who is 2. Christopher Blake Iwerks on Decem¬ tion. She and her husband, Randy, Linda Ann Mills married Daniel ber 6. Christine isemployed by the who is a fireman for the city of Shelby, Dennis Hough on March 18. Linda is a U.S. Postal Service. have a daughter, Lauren who is 3. Baptist campus minister for Rutgers Joseph Michael Jones married Roxanne Cox Morgan and her hus¬ University in New Brunswick, NJ. Her Susan Denise Calcutt on March 18. band, Rick, announce the birth of husband is an accounts payable clerk The groom is employed with R.J. Bethany Sara Morgan on February 16. for Total Research Corp. in Princeton, Reynolds Tobacco Company in Stephen Mark Seagroves of NJ. They are living in Plainsboro, NJ. Winston-Salem; the bride id a recep¬ Monroe received his master's degree Sandra Kay Self married Malvin tionist at Bowman Gray School of in computer science from The Univer¬ Douglas Munson on March 4. The Medicine in Winston-Salem. sity of North Carolina at Charlotte in bride is a minister of youth and Cynthia Ann Railey married Kevin December. He and his wife, Robin, children at Sanford First Baptist Blaine Meadows on May 16,1987. have three children; Stephanie, Timo¬ Church. The bridegroom is employed Cindy is employed by the Southern thy, and Sarah. by United Cerebral Palsy and Moore Baptist Theological Seminary; Kevin is Brenda Elice Tummire married County Schools. They are living in a second year student there. They are Robert Scott Killian on Feb. 11. The Sanford. living in Louisville, KY. bride is a registered nurse at Cleve¬ Kim Randolph married Ken Rivera land Memorial Hospital. The bride¬ CLASS OF 1980 on Sept. 17,1988. Kim is a territory groom is self-employed by Double Mark McMasters ministers manager for Boyle Midway in Char¬ Value Discount Center, Inc. They live through mime, averaging 150 presen¬ lotte. Ken is an Applications Engineer in Shelby. tations each year. He attended for NOC Automation. They live in Evans P. Whitaker was elected by Dell'Arte School of Mime andComedy Charlotte. the Board of Directors of the North in Blue Lake, Cal. Keith Smith is now minister of Carolina Baptist Foundation to be Joseph Samuel Whiteside Jr. music and youth at Mooresville's director of Trust Development. He is married Barbara Lynn Wilson on April Southside Baptist Church. Keith is director of the philanthropic founda¬ 29. The groom is a terminal and sales married to the former Beth Penninger tion for Conway Hospital. manager for Standard Trucking Co. of Kannapolis. They are making their home in Dianne Martha Whitaker married CLASS OF 1982 Atlanta, Ga. John Stephen Keller of Pineville on Donnie Carnes and Lisa Gilmore March 4. She is a branch manager for Carnes '81 have a new baby girl Katie CLASS OF 1979 Republic Bank & Trust Co. in Char¬ Lynn, bom on March 1. Their first Darrell Bare is pastor of lotte. Her husband is an education child, Christina Kathleen, will be 4 Youngsville Christian Church, a coordinator for Systems Associates, years old on August 29. Donnie is a United Church of Christ. He is assis¬ Inc. They are living in Pineville. Computer Systems Designer/Pro¬ tant manager of Steven's Book Shop in Bruce Wilson is minister of music grammer for Martin Marietta Corp. in Wake Forest. He and his wife Dawn and youth at Fallston church. Kings Orlando, FL. Lisa is a full time house¬ have two children. Mountain Association. wife and mother. Jeffrey B, Jones has been named Martha Jeanne Hovis married manager of the Greenville, S.C. Baptist CLASS OF 1983 Larry Ray Bumgardner on March 18. Book Store. He is married to the Ethel JoAnn Burns married Skip The bride is employed by Gaston former Carolyn West of Asheville. Ullrich on April 15. Skip is employed County School System at Grier Junior Chelyl Callaway Myers and at the Ruth Tire Service in Rutherford- High School. Her husband is em¬ Wayne Leo Myers of Easley, S.C. ton. JoAnn is employed at Rutherford ployed by Lithium Corp. of America. announce the birth of a daughter, Hospital. They are living in Gastonia. Nicole, on May 20. Nicole has a sister, Jeff R. Carswell has been named Melissa, who is 5. Wayne is head golf manager of Wachovia's west office. He CLASS OF 1981 professional at Pickens County Coun¬ is married to the former Janet Pendley Angela Dunn Barker was selected try Club. of Thomasville. as Outstanding Elementary Mathe¬

17 CLASS OF 1978 CLASS OF 1976 broker. He is president of the Cleve¬ J. Kenneth Stalls is new director of Martha Stegall Bergen, adjunct land County Board of Realtors. He and his wife, Patricia, have four missions for the Little River Baptist instructor in the Religious Education Association. He and his wife, Joan, children. and Christian Studies Division at have one son, Jonathan, a student at Hannibal—LaGrange College, re¬ the University of Virginia in Charlot¬ ceived her doctor of education degree CLASS OF 1973 tesville. from Southwestern Theological Ethel Shytle Bumgardner was Eddie H. Gilbert of Rutherfordton Seminary in May. Her husband, chosen as outstanding language arts has taken a position as Account Robert, is Assistant Professor of Old teacher in the Kings Mountain District Executive with Community Bank Testament and Biblical Languages at School System. She teaches language Trust in Rutherfordton. He and his Hannibal—LaGrange College. arts and social studies. wife, Mary Beth, have two children. Hazel Pearson Boyd announces the Phyllis Littlefield Jones married John C. and Pam Helton William¬ birth of a grandson, Lee Michael. His Larry Marvin Moore on May 20. son of Newton announce the birth of parents are Rhonda Boyd Phipps '79 Phyllis is a physical education teacher Stephen Brett on March 1. Stephen has and Paul Phipps. They live in Char¬ with Rutherfordton County Schools. a brother Mark Edward who is 3. John lotte. Her husband is a contractor. They are is Materials Storekeeper for Duke Allyson R. Haygood is now teach¬ making their home in Shelby. Power. ing music at Cornerstone Christian Craig William Ledford is part-time Acadamy while continuing as music assistant principal and sixth grade CLASS OF 1977 director at Fair Heights Baptist teacher at Cliffside School. He is also Janice Barkley Brown and Robert Church. the leader of "Share", a Christian M. Brown Jr. '75 announce the birth of Charles Hoffler is pastor at Wav- musical group- He and his wife, Zachary Barkley Brown on March 3. erly Place Baptist Church in Roanoke Donnette, have a son, Chad, 15. Zack joined his sister Erin, 6, and Va. He and his wife, Vickie, have three Fred Willard Sisk married Susan brother, Jake, 2. Bob is assistant daughters; Tiffany, Christi and Tobi. Ellen Hamrick on Feb. 14. The bride¬ principal at Icard School. He also They now live at 209 Spring Grove groom is an industrial engineer with coaches football and baseball. Jan Drive in Vinton, Va. Doran Textiles. The bride teaches teaches health and physical education Julia Lee Hanna Payne and Walter second grade at Ellenboro School. at Granite Falls Middle School. They F. Payne, Jr. announce the birth of They are living in Spindale. Steve live in Lenoir. Joshua Barrett Payne on December 18. Walker is the 1989 president of the Oren Chalmers Coggins received They have another child, Emily, 3. Thomasville Area Chamber of Com¬ his doctorate in education from Virginia Roberta Yates Thompson merce. He is executive director of Southwestern Seminary. He is married and her husband, Rick, announce the People's Federal Savings and Loan to the former Brenda Layton. birth of Tricia Marie on February 8. Association. Sophia Steigel Gonez received her They live in Concord and also have a doctorate in education from South¬ son, Joshua, 3. CLASS OF 1972 western Baptist Theological Seminary. Billy Honeycutt is director of She teaches at South Brazil Baptist CLASS OF 1975 missions for the Green River Baptist Theological Seminary in Reo de Melissa Jolley Eddings is attend¬ Association. He and his wife, Terry, Janeiro. ing the 1989 Biotechnology Workshop have two children, Beth and John. Phil Hamrick was named division at UNC-Charlotte for the summer. She They live in Rutherfordton. sales manager for Philip Morris USA and her husband, Ray, have a son, Wilbert Max Pope announces the in Spartanburg, S.C. He was area man¬ Neil. birth of Mary Katherine Pope on ager for military sales in Atlanta, Ga. Judy Fox Green began working November 24. He is principal at Hope McAlynn Price and Bulo full—time at the Developmental Clement Elementary School and is Ervin Price '76 have two children, Evaluation Center in Shelby. She, her working on his doctorate through Jessica 6, and B.E., 3. The Prices live in husband, David, and their daughter, Campbell University. Shelby where Bulo is owner of Ora Stephanie, 7, live in Boiling Springs. Sherman E. Wilson Jr. is the new Sugar Market and Mackie teaches 9th chief of court counselor in the 9th grade economics in Spartanburg. Bulo CLASS OF 1974 Judicial District for the Juvenile is also a student at Southwestern Marjorie Auten of Rockingham Services Division of the State Admin¬ Seminary. teaches Chapter I reading to students istrative Office of the Courts. He and Alecia Larkin Scudder and her in grades five through seven at his wife, Wanda, have two children. husband. Bob, recently moved from Adamsville MiddleSchool. She and Texas to Thayer, MO where Bob is her husband, John, have two children, CLASS OF 1971 Minister of Education, Youth, and Nat, 4, and Katie, 2. Joseph Mickey Jr. of State Road Music. They have two children, Mike Philbeck joined Horn & was named North Carolina's Soil Benjamin and Kent Anderson Scud¬ Story real Estate as an associate Conservationist of the Year. He has der. 18 worked to protect area rivers and director and president and owner of Morgan. They are living on Thor¬ streams from pollution from the Olde McKinney-Landreth Funeral Home. oughbred Horsefarm raising Tennes¬ Beau Golf Course development in He is married to the former Irene see walking horses. Her first husband, Roaring Gap. Mickey is a student Bailey. Oliver Anthony, Jr. died in 1984. fisheries biologist. Max Padgett and his wife, Mary, of CLASS OF 1958 Hickory represented the 10th District CLASS OF 1967 Thad R. Dowdle is a professor at in the 1989 Congressional Senior Donnie Cockram Blakely teaches Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute. He Citizen Intern Program. first grade at Walker Gamble Elemen¬ served as Southern Baptist Pastor for tary School in New Zion, SC. Her 25 years in North Carolina and CLASS OF 1948 husband, Benton, is in the National Mississippi. Vera Rose Johnson began Rachel Jenkins Edwards retired Guard. They have two children, Tina, work in the Campbell Library in Buies from Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. who is at the College of Charleston, Creek. Her husband, Paul, is teaching in Raleigh. Her husband is Jack D. and Tiffany, who is in the first grade. part time at Campbell and doing some Edwards '49. supply work in churches. Recently, CLASS OF 1966 they have been promoting missions CLASS OF 1927 William Marion Pitts and his wife, and telling of their work in the Philip¬ Maggie C. Padgett announces that Linda, have a new baby, David Louis, pines. the Boiling Springs High School class bom Feb. 23. He was welcomed by his Bill Kiser is public relations of 1927 held their annual reunion on brother, Brian, 15. William is a director for the Darlington Raceway. May 20 at Hanna's Restaurant where teacher at Davie High School in He was recently appointed general seven class members of the original 46 Mocksville. manager of theraceway. and 13 visitors enjoyed a Dutch dinner Ronald Nanny, director of staff and fellowship. development for Cleveland County CLASS OF 1954 Schools, has been named North Doris Vance Banner received the CLASS OF 1926 Carolina Academic Administrator of doctorate in educational administra¬ Clyde Mauney is minister of music the Year by members of the North tion from the University of North at Race Path. He is a graduate of Lime¬ Carolina Association of Educational Carolina at Greensboro. She teaches in stone and Western Carolina Univer¬ Office Personnel. He and his wife, the Buncombe County Schools and sity and is Director of the Department Marjorie, have a son, Ronald Christo¬ has served as the Evening Coordinator of Aging in Rutherford County. He pher, a junior at Appalachian State of the Learning Lab at Asheville- lives in Ellenboro. University. Buncombe Technical Community College. She has a daughter, Terri- CLASS OF 1963 Lynne. Pat Ramsey Wells of Gaffney ( " ^ recently began serving on the Board of CLASS OF 1953 Two receive Governors of the S.C. Peach Festival. Jean McSwain Teague and John seminary scholarships She is vice—president of Palmetto Charles Cabiness were married April State Teachers Association. Her 8. Jean is director of recruiting and Gardner-Webb graduates daughter, Wendy, just graduated from counseling at Cleveland Community John Isaac Norman Jr. and Columbia College, and her son, College. She served as a missionary- Michael Wilson Ramsey have teacher in Japan for several years. Her David, is employed with his father. been selected to receive the husband is minister of music and Presidential Preaching and youth at New Hope Baptist Church in CLASS OF 1960 Congregational Leadership Earl. They are living in Shelby. Irene (Schmidt) Snipes James is Scholarships presented by the Charles Jerry Camp joined Shear- married to Tom James. Her daughter, Southern Baptist Theological son Lehman Hutton in Charlotte. He Deborah Larson, 24, has two children, has been a stock broker for seven Seminary for 1989-90. Brandon and Amber. Her sons are years. He is married to Sue C. Camp Norman is the son of Mary David Snipes, 21, a senior at UNC- who is associate professor of business Norman of Route 1, State Road. Greensboro, Andy Snipes, 18, and administration at Gardner-Webb. He graduated in May, 1989, Nathan Snipes, 16. Irene is employed with a B.A. in religious studies. at Sears in Gastonia. CLASS OF 1950 Ramsey is the son of Bill H. and Maecile Ramsey of Granite CLASS OF 1958 Ramona Cornwell Hoyle of Maiden retired from the Lincoln Falls. He graduated from Gard¬ Norton Landreth was elected to County School System. ner-Webb in May, 1988. serve on First Citizens Bank Board of Nancy Marion Elam of Henderson directors in Forest City. He is a funeral remarried in March 1987 to James P. V_J 19 Tower family suffers through son's recovery Campus is beautified through staff efforts on 3rd Steve Tower, '74, and his wife, likely be confined to a wheelchair or Campus Clean-up Day Nancy, of Prairie Village, Kansas, with crutches and leg braces. He says he will walk again and his fam¬ have written to inform Steve's Thanks to the efforts of the Gard- fellow alumni of an unfortunate ily believes this. Meanwhile, they are ner-Webb staff, the campus is looking incident in their family. asking for any ideas or suggestions a little nicer these days. Their son, Tom Small, was acci¬ to make their split-level accessible to This year, as in two years past, staff dentally shot in February and was Tom. members have shifted their attention paralyzed. Since then, he has re¬ Tom's spirits are very high. He from typewriters, computers and gained feeling in his limbs and has can feed himself pretty well and is mounds of paperwork ... only to take been removed from the respirator. out of bed for most of the day and in up rakes, hoes and hedge clippers. On June 4, Tom was transferred therapy. He has decided he's had A day in the great outdoors did to Craig Rehabilitation Hospital in enough of high school, so he is going wonders for all. However, as holds Denver, Colo., for 90 days. He now to get his GED while in Denver and true for Clean-up Day, the day was has good movement on his right hopes to go to college when he gets one of the season's hottest. side and limited movement on his home. Everyone pulled together to trim left. He can feel pain on the side that Tom's parents are keeping busy shrubs, spread mulch, plant shrubbery doesn't move well and has no changing the house and writing and flowers, paint, cut down trees and sensation of pain on his good right letters to newspapers and members clear underbrush. And, as a result, the side. He has some problems with of Congress on gun controls. campus now has a facelift. Clean-up Day is designed not only seeing things up close, which the Tom will be home in September. to improve the appearance of campus, doctors say should improve. He has Anyone who would like to contact but to allow the staff an opportunity an area on one side of the top of his the Towers should write to 7945 for ownership and pride in Gardner- head that is extremely sensitive to Windsor, Prairie Village, Kansas, Webb's appearance. pain. The weakness on his left side 66208 or call (913) 381-4801. Contri¬ includes his neck, causing him to butions should be made to the Tom have difficulty holding his head Small Fund, Acct. #1193105-0, Judy Toney heads straight; and he becomes ill if his Capitol Federal Savings, P.O. Box head and neck bend forward too far. 678, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, Rutherford campaign When Tom comes home he will 66201. Judy Toney, executive director of the Rutherford County Vocational Dr. Knox receives appointment Workshop, headed Rutherford Dr. Betty Emmett Knox of Raleigh, County leaders in that county's a 1954 graduate of Gardner-Webb portion of the Gardner-Webb Capital and a member of the College's Board Campaign. of Trustees, has been appointed as the A graduate of Coker College, Mrs. U.S. Mid-Atlantic Regional Manager Toney has been with the vocational for Careerware. workshop 16 years. She is a past Dr. Knox formerly served as president of the Rutherford Arts Executive Director of the North Council and the Rutherford/Spindale Carolina Community Colleges Foun¬ Chamber ofmCommerce. Her in¬ dation Inc. and Resource Development volvement in the Rutherford County Officer for the N.C. Department of United Way has included service as Community Colleges. campaign chairman, vice president Selected as Gardner-Webb's 1988 and president. Alumnus of the Year, Dr. Knox has a Mrs. Toney is president elect of the distinguished career in education and Spindale Club, vice president of the the counseling profession. She is a Na¬ Pilot Club of Rutherford County and tional Certified Counselor and holds was named Citizen of the Year in 1983 degrees in elementary education, by the Forest City Kiwanis Club. English, counseling, psychology and Gardner-Webb serves as Ruther¬ adult education. Her postdoctoral ford County's senior college, with studies include selection for the 1987 Rutherford County being the Col¬ Management Development Program lege's second largest producer of at Harvard University. students.

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Two hundred and ninety-five rest, can any valid students graduated this year in spring excuses truly commencement exercises. remain?" Dr. Chris White delivered the As a challenge, keynote address, "Make No Little he urged the gradu¬ Plans." ates, "Let the Dr. White quoted Daniel H. potential that God Burnham, the city planner and archi¬ has placed within tect who designed the Chicago World's you develop, grow, Fair, "Make no little plans. They have expand. Make no no magic to stir men's blood, and little plans!" probably themselves will not be real¬ Student awards ized. Make big plans; aim high in hope presented at gradu¬ and work." ation included the Dr. White shared that those stu¬ Huggins Citizen¬ dents who will be most successful in ship Medal, pre¬ the coming years will be those who sented to Tracy have mastered certain disciplines. Craig Jessup, son of the Rev. and Mrs. This medal is offered by Mrs. Bonnir "You will have disciplined your Buford Jessup of Mount Airy; the R. Price in memory of the late Miss minds, your bodies and spirits in the Curtis Citizenship Medal, presented Etta L. Curtis. The Senior Scholastic pursuit of aspirations and dreams," he to Carol King Dawson, daughter of Achievement Award is presented to told the group. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dawson of the senior with the highest grade point Dr. White asked the students, Norcross, Ga.; and the Senior Scholas¬ average at Gardner-Webb and overall. "When all the reasons for your being tic Achievement Award, presented to The weekend's events began with less than you can be have been laid to Renea Wilene Johnson, daughter of an afternoon rehearsal on Friday, May Mr. and Mrs. Earl 5, followed by an Alumni Association Johnson of Shelby. Induction Service, conducted by Dr. The Huggins Citi¬ Larry Sale, associate vice president for zenship Medal is development. presented to a male Friday evening, the Davis School of graduate recognized Nursing held a pinning ceremony at for scholarship and five o'clock in the Dover Chapel. participation in college Associate degree and baccalaureate activities. This medal was established by the nursing students were pinned. late L.R. Harrill in A Graduation Reception, hosted by memory of former Dr. and Mrs. M. Christopher White Gardner-Webb profes¬ and the Gardner-Webb College sor J.D. Huggins. The Alumni Association, was held in the Curtis Citizenship O. Max Gardner Fine Arts Building. Medal is presented to The reception was given in honor of a female graduate rec¬ graduates and their parents. ognized for scholar¬ Saturday morning began with a ship and participation Senior Breakfast for graduates and in college activities. their families, held prior to graduation.

Gardner-Webb recognized by Templeton Foundations as character building college

Gardner-Webb College is one of 92 moral character among students." It that our country's institutions of higher colleges nationwide to behonored by was compiled by polling college and learning should not only turn out individuals of strong intellect, but of the Templeton Foundations as a university presidents and directors of strong character as well. "character buildingcollege." development of all four—year accred¬ Other North Carolina colleges The Templeton Foundations Honor ited institutions in the United States. named to the Honor Roll were Roll is an annual listing of schools The Honor Roll is sponsored by Davidson College, Wake Forest Uni¬ which "best exemplify campuses that Templeton Foundations, founded by versity, Guilford Colege, Duke Univer¬ encourage the development of strong John Marks Templeton, in the belief sity and Mars Hill.

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