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Contents

Summer in the web ...pages 1-2 World Trade Center Opens Door for Community Students in the web ...pages 3-5 Marty White to Serve Congressional Internship

Staff IN THE WEB THE WEB ...pages 6-8 Volume 4. Number 1 Three Promoted to Role of Associate Vice September, 1991 President A publication of the Division of College Relations

M. Christopher White, President Alumni in the web Ralph W. Dixon Jr., Vice President for College Relations

...pages 9-19 Robin Taylor Burton, Editor

Homecoming ’91... Wilson Brooks, Art Director Tim Vaughan, Sports Editor IN the WEB Sports Pam Sharts, Photographer ...pages 20- 23 The Web is published for alumni, parents and friends of Inaugural Class Inducted Into Gardner-Webb College. It is published four times a year, Athletic Hall of Fame with issues in spring, summer, fall and winter. Please mail information and address changes to:

Fall IN THE WEB The Web Post Office Box 976 ...page 24-26 Boiling Springs, North Carolina 28017 Events Make for Full Calendar Your comments are welcome. Annual Report Summer in the web

World Trade Center Opens Door for Community

The door to international trading has Centers, was introduced in 1985. It potential for doubling the participation now been opened to small businesses in operates in 127 cities and 45 countries, of small and medium businesses in Cleveland County and surrounding areas. offering World Trade Centers and their international trade and investment. members current trade leads, electronic On Wednesday, Oct. 2 Gardner-Webb Dollars for the project are directed mail and a database of company profiles. College will launch the World Trade from the Cleveland County Economic Center, an outreach program of the The Center is designed to provide Development Commission and Research Triangle World Trade Center. trade research information on trade Gardner-Webb College. Once the Center The Center, the second in North Carolina, opportunities, world markets, government is in operation, the Cleveland County will serve as an outlet for businesses regulations, tariffs and other business Economic Development Commission will interested in import and export trading. It topics. In addition, education services are continue to underwrite the Center’s has been described as a “one-stop offered through seminars, language annual membership fee. In addition, the shopping center” for businesses that want instruction and training programs on Center will recover service costs through to become involved in foreign trade. international business activities. moderate user fees.

A non-profit organization, the World Other offerings of the Center include: The World Trade Center is a member Trade Center provides services and * Access to the WTC Network, an of the World Trade Center Association, a programs to develop the international international electronic buyer-seller non-profit, non-political organization opportunities of the region’s firms, as well bulletin board and communications system founded in 1968 to encourage the as the international awareness of policy expansion of world trade. makers, business and educational leaders * Advice of a staff of experts who and the general public. provide information and referrals on Business hours for the Center will be foreign businesses 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Center is a link with about 200 The schedule of user rates, which will be * Meeting sites, temporary office other trade centers worldwide and serves available at the College, will reflect cost space, translation services, temporary as a showcase for regional products. The recovery for the actual operation of the staff assistance from the U.S. Department aim is to make international business as Center. The service will provide area of Commerce and the State Department of feasible and profitable as local business, businesses, small and large, the Economic and Community Development, particularly for small or medium-sized opportunity to be on the cutting edge of international communications sites and businesses. access to trade with international protocol assistance for international Through the state-of-the-art partners. ■ visitors. International Resource Center, the need for easy, rapid access to international * A business and information will be met with an extensive economics library, multi-media (e.g. hard copy, including international computer-based, microform, video) publications and a wide resource base on international trade, array of international finance, economics and culture. computer information.

At Gardner-Webb, Dr. Anthony * A planned World Negbenebor, assistant professor of Trade Center Club that economics in the Broyhill School of will allow members to Management, will serve as director of the entertain guests. Center and will provide assistance in its Former North operation. Carolina Governor Currently there are 217 World Trade James B. Hunt is the Centers in 207 cities and 67 countries. founding chairman of NETWORK, an on-line information the organization. The idea was spurred by system designed to improve trade and From left to right, Jerome Scott, Associate VP and Dean of relationships among World Trade studies that found the Student Affairs, his wife, Gaynell Scon (GOAL graduate) and his brother, Llrae Scott, graduate.

Page 1, The Web Southern Bell Assists Program Jwr the Mind

Gardner-Webb College’s Program The Miniature Electronic Visual Aid Annual College Fund, which provides for the Blind is the recipient of a $3000 (MEVA) provides a portable unrestricted operating funds, e contribution by Southern Bell. magnification system for visually impaired students who have some The contribution has made possible vision. the purchase of two new pieces of technology to assist visually impaired The hand-held camera transmits a students — a Braille ’n Speak and a magnified image to a four-inch flat Miniature Electronic Visual Aid. screen CRT monitor. The MEVA, with a price tag of about $2100, will allow The Braille ’n Speak is a portable students to read their own study talking computer operated by commands materials rather than relying on the entered in Braille on a seven-key Braille services of a personal reader. This gives keyboard. The device, which costs the students more independence. approximately $900, can be used as a talking computer terminal, a The MEVA also bridges the gap for Braille-to-print transcriber, a word students who can no longer rely upon processor or a talking calculator. enlarged print and cannot benefit from Braille. Blind students will carry the Braille ’n Speak to their classroom lectures and Gardner-Webb has been the then transcribe notes for future study. recipient of the generosity of Southern The device will eliminate the time Bell on a number of occasions. The Pictured, from left, are Sharon Jennings, director consuming process of audio recording company contributed to the construction of the Gardner-Webb College Program for the of lectures, making note-taking much of the Lutz-Yelton Convocation Center Deaf; Pam Massey, a representative for Southern Bell; and Dr. Chris White. easier for the students. in the 1980s and has made gifts to the Dr. Robbins Leads Staley Lecture Series

Dr. Duffy Robbins, chairman of the and at several major Christian music Dr. Robbins came to Gardner-Webb Department of Youth Ministry at festivals. as a Staley Distinguished Christian Eastern College in St. Davids, Penn., Scholar with the support of the Thomas A graduate of the University of spoke to students and faculty as this F. Staley Foundation. North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a year’s Staley Distinguished Christian degree in psychology, Robbins Named for its founder, the Thomas Scholar. graduated magna cum laude with a F. Staley Foundation was formed in the The series, held earlier this month, Masters of Divinity from 1950s as a charitable organization. In dealt with the topic of heritage — a Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary the late 1960s the Staley Distinguished heritage of victory as depicted by Joshua in South Hamilton, Mass. Christian Scholar Lecture Program at Jerico; a heritage of commitment, became a permanent feature of the Ordained in the United Methodist illustrated by this country’s allegiance; foundation. Church, Robbins has written curriculum and the heritage of endurance — going and serves as consultant to the United Through the Staley Distinguished the distance. Methodist Publishing House on issues Christian Scholar Program small Dr. Robbins is an 18-year veteran of pertaining to youth and youth ministry. colleges throughout the country are youth ministry, having spoken across He also serves on the editorial advisory afforded an opportunity to hear the the country at youth retreats and board for Youth!. Christian Faith proclaimed and defended conventions, conferences and workshops by able evangelical scholars, m

Page 2, The Web Students IN THE WEB

Japanese Students Begin School Year After Several Adventures

As 12 of Gardner-Webb College’s professor of theatre arts at the College. The International Transfer Program students begin the 1991-92 school year In addition, they have traveled to the is designed to allow students to they have mixed feelings. Biltmore House in Asheville, to Myrtle complete their first two years of study Beach, S.C. and have enjoyed the The students, far removed from their at Dohto before transferring as juniors offerings of the Great Smokey home of Sapporo, Japan — a city of 1.6 to one of the five selected American Mountains, Williamsburg, Va., million — have adjusted quite well to institutions. Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania. the friendly rural area of Boiling In addition to Gardner-Webb Springs and the campus of In addition to their travels, the College, which is the newest member of Gardner-Webb College, where they will students have enjoyed Southern this cooperative program, the USA be educated for the next two years. hospitality on weekends. They have Transfer Program is offered at Hawaii been guests for cookouts, picnics, The students are the first participants Pacific College in Hawaii, The swimming parties and other social in the USA Transfer Program, a University of La Verne in La Verne, events as well as a reception at the cooperative program between Dohto Calif., Baker University in Baldwin, home of College President and Mrs. University in Mombetsu, Japan, and Kansas, and Franklin University in Chris White. five American institutions of higher Columbus, Ohio. learning.The program allows Japanese Miss Miyako says that she The students were allowed to select students to do two years of upperclass particularly enjoyed doing “the wave” the geographic region in which they study at an American college or at an Atlanta Braves game this summer. would like to study, with university. Yoshihiko Shinano and Sosuke Kyono Gardner-Webb being the only selection agree with smiles and nods, although in the South. The students arrived on campus May shopping holds a close second in 22. Since that time they have spent an popularity. The location of Gardner-Webb was active summer becoming acquainted instrumental in its being selected by the The teens say that they enjoy with the American culture and with administrators of Dohto to be a part of North Carolina and its region as well as shopping for clothes in America and the program. “They were looking for a the people of this area. admit that this country’s styles are much small, residential, community-oriented more casual than in Japan. There, they Under the direction of Jean college, away from major cities,” said say, students are expected to dress more Cabiness, director of international Gardner-Webb College President Dr. formally for classes — not the relaxed students at Gardner-Webb, the students Christopher White. look of jeans and t-shirts or shorts. have also been enrolled in an intensive "The parents of the students were English class to prepare them for fall. In The students are finding that they very concerned with a safe are homesick for one thing — Japanese the four-hour class, which meets environment," said Dr. Frank Bonner, food. Although they have enjoyed being Monday through Friday, the students vice president of academic and student introduced to such foods as brownies study conversation, grammar and affairs at Gardner-Webb. “They wanted and the smorgasbord offered at the writing. And, though each of the a rural, wholesome environment, an many covered dish dinners they have students has his or her own preference, institution they saw as small and caring, attended. most of the students still feel more one that would be concerned with the comfortable with writing than Their experiences have all been student as an individual,” he explained. conversation. plesant and each describes this area as Noting the quality of education Nobuko Miyako relates that, while beautiful, commenting on the open provided in Japanese universities, Dr. spaces and grass. They have looked her chosen major will be either health White said, “They looked at schools forward to the opening of school, education or English, one of her goals is that would further challenge their to speak English fluently. Mastering the making new friends and getting to know students, and Gardner-Webb met that language is something, she says, that is new American roommates. Yet, each criteria.” @ quite important to a career in Japan. has kicked off the semester with nervous enthusiasm. The students have studied American Culture under John Brock, visiting

Page 3, The Web Campus Safety Measures Focus of Department

Chris Wilmer intends to see that daycares in the area and ID’s will be this possible. Two such programs Gardner-Webb College will be a safer made of the children. include a “Watchdog” escort service campus this fall. and “Operation Engrave.” The escort Those who are interested in service, in place on campus for a year, Miss Wilmer, who has assumed the participating will be provided with two provides students with escort assistance newly-created position of Crime photo ID’s — one to be kept with the around the clock. “Operation Engrave” Prevention Officer in the College’s child at all times and one to be kept on makes it possible for students to engrave Department of Safety and Security, has file at home. This will assist in identifying their belongings for proper some exciting ideas. a child in the event of an emergency. The identification. ID includes information such as name, As part of the program, Miss Wilmer address, blood type, allergies, emergency "The safety and security of our has already designed a “Gotcha” contact and a thumbprint. A $5 charge students is always our top concern," says campaign. “The idea,” Miss Wilmer will cover the cost of film and equipment. Jerome Scott, associate vice president and says, “is designed to combat crime by dean of student development. letting students know of potential problem In addition to its other offerings the areas or situations on campus. ” This department will be introducing a special Scott says that it is important for both would include such situations as doors program this fall. “Prison, Drugs and students and their parents to feel assured being left unlocked, valuables left You,” aimed at student attention, brings of a safe, secure environment and notes unattended and poorly lighted sidewalks. inmates from minimum custody prison that the campaign is a preventative units onto campus to speak. measure. “Nationally, colleges and A Bulldog Watch Committee, made universities will be paying more attention up of student and faculty representatives, This program, which is presented in to prevention programs,” Scott says, has been formed to help locate these conjunction with the Department of Crime adding, “We, at Gardner-Webb, want to problems. During the first two weeks of Control and Public Safety’s “Think be forerunners and not followers. I think classes Miss Wilmer and the committee Smart” program, screens and carefully this program will do just that for us.” h members will travel about campus, selects the inmates who participate. The keeping watch for such situations. When a inmates are then trained to work in problem area is discovered, a partnership with local Crime Prevention “GOTCHA” sticker will be left on site as Officers to send out the message of crime Several Named a reminder to students to be aware of the prevention in the community. potential danger that has been created by The inmates deliver a 15- to to Student the situation. 20-minute talk — each relating his or her David Helton, director of safety and own story. A high-impact part of the Alumni Council security at Gardner-Webb, says that the delivery is in the inmate’s sharing what it idea behind the Crime Prevention move is means to have one’s freedom taken away. Several students have been selected a proactive measure. “So often our office The inmates also talk about the future and as members of the Student Alumni is forced to react,” says Helton, “This share how they plan to make the best of Council of Gardner-Webb. will enable us to provide better service to their lives when released. The close of the The council is a highly selective the college community.” program brings advice to the students on group which serves as an extension of how to stay out of trouble. Helton also notes that Miss Wilmer, the Gardner-Webb College Alumni who has been working full-time at getting The idea behind the “Prison, Drugs Association. The student group sponsors the position ready for launch, is an and You” segment is to deter criminal campus programs and activities which enthusiastic addition to the staff. conduct. It points out the serious enhance the education of the student consequences that result from violating Another offering of the office is the body. The group also coordinates events the law. newly designed “Operation Care,” which with the College’s development office. will extend into the surrounding Students are urged, as in any Included in this year’s council community. Through “Operation Care” community, to be aware of safety at all membership are: Marty Elmore, son of the College’s identification equipment will times. Several programs offered through Mr. and Mrs. David Elmore of be taken into elementary schools and the Crime Prevention Office help to make See Alumni Council, page 5.

Page 4, The Web Marty White To Serve Congressional Internship

has served as sports editor Dr. Hambright also discusses the of the student newspaper value of such a wide experience for The Pilot, was president of students who are planning to enter law his residence hall last year school. “Gardner-Webb has been trying and served as sophomore to provide more opportunities for senator. His summers have students — to do the kinds of things that been busy as well. White universities are able to do.” □ enrolled in the Naval Reserves boot camp in summer 1990 and in the Navy Technical School in Alumni Council Meridian, Miss., early this Continued summer. In addition, he has spent several weeks of this Wilkesboro — president; Mark year’s summer break Ackerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. working with the Shelby William Ackerman of Latrobe, Pa.; law firm of Hamrick, Craig Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mauney, Flowers and Don Chapman of Winter Park, Fla.; Martin. Erik Cummings, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Joshua Garvin of Miami — The internship treasurer; Chad Harvey, son of Mr. and experience is not new to Mrs. Peter Harvey of Salisbury; Joy Gardner-Webb. Two other Jenkins, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joel students served internships Jenkins of Salisbury; Mali Kue, under Broyhill in 1985 and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kue Kue of 1986 and the first intern Morganton; Steven Lankford, son of from the College One Gardner-Webb student will Mr. and Mrs. William Lankford of participated in the program in the mid have Washington, D.C. as a classroom Lincolnton; Mike McCalley, son of Mr. ’70s. and members of Congress as professors and Mrs. Richard McCalley of King this fall. While in Washington, White will George, Va.; Kim Meredith, daughter of primarily busy himself with such tasks the Rev. and Mrs. Ken Meredith of Marty White, a junior political as sorting mail and directing pieces on Bluefield, Va.; Tom Nuzzi, son of Mr. science major, will spend the next three certain issues to particular individuals and Mrs. Thomas Nuzzi of Waldorf, months in a congressional internship, and running errands to the floor through Md.; Alfreda Reed, daughter of Ms. serving under North Carolina the underground system to the Capitol. Edna Reed of Clinton, S.C.; Melanie Congressman Cass Ballenger. He also hopes to have the opportunity Scruggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The selection of an intern, which to sit in on some sessions. Wofford Scruggs of Belmont; Amy must be approved by the congressman, White, who plans to enter the field Sharpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John is made on the basis of grade point of law, says, “I hope to see up close Sharpe of Linwood — secretary; Blair average, extra-curricular activities, past how Congress and the government in Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James summers activities and a personal Washington works. It is one thing to F. Smith of Salisbury; Ron Smith, son interview. hear about it in class, but quite another of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith of "However you look at it, it has to be to experience it yourself.” Greensboro — vice president; Aimee an honor," says Dr. Barry Hambright, Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Hambright says, “It is the kind professor of political science and James Stewart of Asheville; Martha of experience you can’t quantify — history and White’s campus advisor. Threatt, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. what it does for you in terms of LW. Threatt of Waxhaw; Lara Self, White, who is the son of Dr. and knowledge. You really can’t put a daughter of Ms. Judy P. Self of Mrs. M. Christopher White of Shelby, premium on this.” Burlington; and David Koch of Shelby, a

Page 5, The Web IN THE WEB

Three Promoted to Role of Associate Vice President

Dr. Gil Blackburn has been named Associate Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs; Jerome Scott has been named Associate Vice President and Dean of Student Affairs; and Randy Kilby has been named Associate Vice President and Dean of Admissions and Enrollment Planning.

Dr. Blackburn, who has served as Dean of Academic Affairs, is directly responsible for the academic program of the College. Dr. Blackburn is the key person for faculty recruitment and evaluation as well as determining the academic calendar, class schedules, etc. Academic department chairs, the registrar’s office, the library and the program for the handicapped report to the academic dean. Scott, who has served Dean of Student Affairs is responsible for the area of student development.

Scott has experience in the area of student affairs, having served as dean of student development at Morristown Junior College. At Gardner-Webb the area of student development includes the Dr. Gil Blackburn offices of student activities, residence life, counseling, campus ministry, athletics and safety and security.

Kilby has served as the Dean of Admissions and Enrollment Planning.

In his role, he is responsible for a staff of 10 persons. Student recruitment is one of his key areas. In addition, Kilby and his staff assist students through the entire application process, including acceptance and enrollment.

Dr. Blackburn, Mr. Scott and Mr. Kilby join Evans Whitaker, Associate Vice President of College Relations, in assisting the Chief Administrators of the College, m

Jerome Scott Randy Kilby

New Staff

The following persons have joined Dolly Meilinger as assistant Community College with an associate’s the Gardner-Webb College faculty: professor of nursing. A graduate of the degree in nursing, she holds both a BSN Bellevue School of Nursing in New York, and her master’s in nursing from the Deborah Cody as assistant professor she received a BSN from the University University of North Carolina at of nursing. A graduate of the University of South Carolina at Spartanburg and a Charlotte. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a master’s in nursing from Clemson BSN, she received her MSN from Ms. Beck comes to Gardner-Webb University. She has also studied advanced UNC-CH with clinical specialty in from McDowell Hospital in Marion, nursing of childbearing families at psychiatric nursing. where she was employed as charge nurse Clemson. in the intensive care and coronary care Mrs. Cody comes to Gardner-Webb Ms. Meilinger comes to units and mobile intensive care nurse in from North Carolina Baptist Hospitals, Gardner-Webb from Greenville Memorial the emergency room. Inc. in Winston-Salem. There, she was Hospital, where she was a part of the responsible for the delivery of quality Dr. Gayle Price as associate on-call pool and served as staff nurse. Her patient care and associated management professor of English and director of the areas included medical/surgical, urology, functions for a 40-bed adult/geriatric developmental studies program. An orthopedics and obstetrics. acute care psychiatric unit and a 20-bed honors graduate of Clemson University adolescent acute psychiatric unit. Rebecca Beck as instructor of with a bachelor’s degree in English nursing. A graduate of Western Piedmont Education, she also holds a master’s in

Page 6, The Web English Education from Clemson and Ms. Cannon comes to taught lecture material and did lab an Ed.D. in English Education from Gardner-Webb from Isothermal instruction and clinical training in both Auburn University. Community College, where she was nursing home and oncology unit settings. instructor in continuing education in the Dr. Price comes to Gardner-Webb Karen Galindo as instructor of LPN program. from North Greenville College in Spanish. A graduate of Wofford College Tigerville, S.C., where she was Linda Johnson as instructor of with a bachelor’s in Spanish and employed as director of the Learning nursing. A graduate of Clemson humanities, she earned a master’s in Assistance Center and as associate University with a BSN, she has done Spanish Language from Middlebury professor of English. graduate work at the University of South College in Vermont and Madrid, Spain. Carolina at Spartanburg. Dr. Ted Vaughan as associate Ms. Galindo comes to professor of communications. A graduate Mrs. Johnson comes to Gardner-Webb from Wofford College in of Indiana University School of Music Gardner-Webb from Spartanburg Spartanburg, S.C., where she served as with a bachelor’s in instrumental Methodist College, where she served as instructor of Spanish, including beginning music/trombone, he earned a master’s in director of nurses assistant training. level, creative writing and theatre audiovisual communications, radio and There, she coordinated the program, workshop. ■ television education from Indiana University Audio Visual Center. He holds an Ed.S. in media design and production from Indiana University and an Ed.D. in David Webb Named Assistant to instructional design and development from New Mexico State University. the President Dr. Vaughan comes to Gardner-Webb from the University of South Carolina, where he served as David V. Webb of Shelby has A member of the Gardner-Webb associate professor of media arts. In this been named Assistant to the President College Alumni Association Board of position, he taught both undergraduate at Gardner-Webb. Directors, he also serves as the and graduate level courses and served as Webb, who assumed his duties in current chairman of the Ministerial liaison with the School of Music and August, replaces Tracy Jessup, who Board of Associates of Gardner-Webb. other cultural organizations for the entered the Beeson development of the audio program in Prior to 1986, Divinity School at media arts. Webb served for Samford 12 years as Jean Young as instructor of nursing. University in Director of A graduate of St. Joseph College in North Birmingham this Industrial Relations Windham, Maine with a concentration in fall. for Bost Bakeries. nursing education, she graduated with Webb has He also served for honors from Memorial Mission Hospital served as pastor of two years as School of Nursing in Asheville as a Sandy Plains Baptist Assistant Director registered nurse. Church in of Public Relations Mrs. Young comes to Gardner-Webb Cleveland County at Gardner-Webb. from Cleveland County Sports Medicine since 1986. In his new role, Center for the Shelby City Schools. A 1971 magna cum laude he will have significant development There, she was employed as associate and graduate of Gardner-Webb with a responsibilities in the areas of nurse. B.S. degree, Webb served as a foundation and corporate relations. Sherilyn Cammon! as instructor of student government leader president, Webb and his wife, Debra, nursing. A graduate of Loma Linda received the Huggins Citizenship have two daughters, m University School of Nursing, she holds a Medal as the outstanding male BSN and a minor in education and public graduate and earned Who’s Who health and is a registered nurse. recognition.

Page 7, The Web Sta ff Appointments

A number of internal staff changes Jimmy Mitchell has been named Chuck Hood has been named new have been made at Gardner-Webb, Athletic Admissions Counselor, Head Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Women’s Soccer Coach, Assistant including the following: Ray Hardee has been named Men’s Soccer Coach and Assistant Golf Hope Q. Toney has been named Men’s Tennis Coach Coach Coordinator of Career Services and Darlene Gravett has been Placement appointed director of graduate studies. She will administer the graduate program while continuing to teach in the English department on a reduced Clean Closet Award basis. Don Petty of Shelby has been named grounds supervisor at the College.

Carolyn McKinney has been named International Student Admissions Counselor. ■

Staff News

Carolyn Billings has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the College Music Society.

Roger Gaddis recently presented a paper, “Murphy’s Law: The Expert Witness in Court” at the 83rd convention of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology in Atlanta.

Patricia Harrelson recently served as a judge for the National Association Teachers of Singing Competition, held at Appalachian State University. Mrs. Harrelson judged the college sophomore male division.

Evan Thompson was recently guest speaker for the Shelby Lions Club meeting. His topic was the The Gardner-Webb housekeeping department recently presented the Gardner-Webb GOAL Program. Clean Closet award to Lillian Jolley (left) and Ethel Barker. Franklin Rash, director of housekeeping, is shown with the two winners, n Alice Cullinan’s article, “Honest Lifestyles,” was published in the April/May issue of Baptist Youth, a discipleship magazine for youth, m

Page 8, The Web Alumni in the web

Gardner-Webb Alumnus Remembers Reverend T. Max Linnens (.1919-1991)

I knew right away that Reverend The formative years in Max and Gardner-Webb College. Dr. Buddy T. Max Linnens was my kind of man. Linnens’ own intellectual life were the Corbin perhaps said it best: “Max As a college freshman in 1958, and on years that he spent at Gardner-Webb Linnens loved Gardner-Webb College my first Sunday away from home, I had College. Enrolled here from 1950-1952, more than any person that I have ever wandered into Boiling Springs Baptist he was, in fact, one of the most gifted met. ” That kind of love effected Church in desperate need of spiritual students to ever attend the institution. changes in several generations of nourishment. I discovered that the His academic success in itself was most college students. church was inaugurating a new pastor, surprising because Max Linnens was a Max Linnens responded to a but as a college student and as a high school dropout. Yet he began to strange compulsion one day in the member of the United Methodist feel a deep yearning in the depths of his spring of 1961: he wrote a poem to Church, I did not consider a change of ministers particularly noteworthy. I had honor his mentor, Dr. Phillip Elliott, no way of knowing at the time, but I Gardner-Webb’s president. There was would later understand, how much a no particular reason to do the tribute at pastor can accomplish in twenty-seven that time, because Dr. Elliott’s planned years at the same church. Before retirement was scarsely more than a Reverend Linnens retired from that month away. But Max Linnens pulpit, I would earn four college composed a poem and read it to the degrees, serve a tour of duty in the church congregation on the Sunday of navy, and serve sixteen years on the April 9. The following Sunday, Max faculty at Gardner-Webb. Linnens preached Dr. Elliott’s funeral from the same pulpit. The most At any rate, I was not interested poignant phrase in Linnens’ poem on that first Sunday in doing any captured the essence of Gardner-Webb serious reflection on the historical College during those years: “The man significance of what I was witnessing. who wouldn’t quit came to the college A week of football practice under the that refused to die.” searing Cleveland County sun had left me shaken and wondering whether I Those who preferred to place had made a mistake in deciding to God and his ministers in a comfortable enroll in an insignificant little Baptist box were inevitably frustrated by junior college in a strange crossroads soul to preach the Gospel. The absence Reverend Linnens. He was an town. Nevertheless, I liked the church of a high school diploma was troubling. individualist almost to a fault, and when and found my courage and my spirits Nevertheless, he earned a GED, quit he felt deeply about matters, he refused rejuvenated. I found strength that day in his job driving a truck, and, on the to accommodate himself to other Boiling Springs Baptist Church, and I advice of Dr. L.H. Hollingsworth, peoples’ demands and expectations. His continued to find it for many years. 1 enrolled at Gardner-Webb College. life would have been easier at times had especially appreciated the decisive After graduating from Gardner-Webb he done so, but he had the temperament influence that Pastor Linnens exerted with highest honors, he continued his and the convictions of a man of during my first two years of college — study at Wake Forest where he earned powerful spiritual awareness. As with the most difficult years, as well as the the coveted Phi Beta Kappa pin. It was many poets, he was frequently most crucial years that I have ever lived one of his proudest possessions. misunderstood by those whose horizons through. There were times when I Southeastern Seminary followed; he sought to extend. Make no mistake entered the sanctuary barely hanging on however, pastorates in Chapel Hill and about it, this pastor had little patience and needing to hear the words of life. I St. Pauls did not diminish his with “plastic people” and “those whose was never disappointed. consuming desire to return to his roots halos were too much in evidence.” — to the Boiling Springs congregation See Linnens, page 16.

Page 9, The Web Dr. Whitaker Remembered for Contributions to _Science, Education_

The late Dr. Martin Dewey Army had announced would be Engineering Education, National Whitaker, an alumnus of Boiling constructed. Commission of Accrediting and the Springs High School, is remembered as Governor’s State Planning Board for the On June 1, 1946, Dr. Whitaker one of the country’s foremost State of Pennsylvania. He was a Fellow accepted the presidency of Lehigh authorities on nuclear physics. in the American Physical Society, a University in Bethlehem, Pa. This member of the American Association The Ellenboro native, who would begin a second leg of his for the Advancement of Science, advanced to earn a degree from Wake prestigious career. American Society for Engineering Forest, a master’s degree in physics During his tenure at Lehigh, Dr. Education and Newcomen Society, from the University of North Carolina Whitaker directed a development Sigma Xi and other groups. at Chapel Hill and his Ph.D. from New program that brought scores of new York University, was closely associated He was also a trustee of the buildings and recreational facilities into with the Atomic Energy Program from American University at Beirut, a trustee being and raised the intellectual level to its inception — the program that of St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, new heights. eventually produced the A-bomb. Pa. and a director of the United Gas During his term, from 1946 until Improvement Co. Dr. Whitaker was acting chairman his death in 1960, Dr. Whitaker saw of the department of physics at New Dr. Whitaker was married to the three new dormitories and five York University when, in January former Helen Williams. They had two fraternity residence halls erected, a 1942, two months after Pearl Harbor, daughters, Margaret and Catherine. ■ University Center and gymnasium he was inducted to join the remodeled, the completion of an Metallurgical Laboratory at the engineering laboratory and the University of Chicago. CLASS renovation of several buildings and a There, he was to work on the church. program that lead to the development of Programmatically, the school NOTES the first atomic bomb. After a year of established a department of religion; research on the fundamental principles offered master’s degrees in 20 of the release of atomic energy, Dr. departments and doctorates in 12; II CLASS OF 19911 Whitaker was appointed director of the initiated an adult education program; Donnie Peeler has accepted the Clinton Laboratories in Oak Ridge, and renovated its observatory to name a pastorate of Smith Grove Baptist Tenn., to direct the design, construction few changes. Church in Forest City. and operation of the project. The recipient of several honorary Bobbie Charlotte Low has At that time, the plant did not exist, degrees, including the Doctor of Law been named to the position of but had been projected as the principal from Lafayette College in 1946, the Minister of Youth and Music at facility for the plant operation of the Doctor of Science from Wake Forest Christopher Road Baptist Church in plutonium production process. and Moravian College in 1947 and the Shelby. In his position at the lab, he guided Doctor of Laws from Rutgers the development of plutonium through University in 1948, he was active in I CLASS OF 19901 its early stages and on to its successful national educational organizations and Julia Ann Hammond is climax at Hiroshima. He continued to in state and community endeavors. currently employed with the South direct the laboratories throughout the Dr. Whitaker served in various Carolina Department of Corrections 1943 to 1945 period and left Clinton capacities in the Pennsylvania as a registered nurse. She is working Laboratories well on the way toward Association of Colleges and in medium/maximum security the development of the first peacetime Universities, American Society of prison, Broad River Institution. She atomic energy power plant, which the

See Class Notes, page 13.

Page 10, The Web if,omecoming

Come on, come on home for the thrills of seeing old an enjoyable outdoor meal of barbecue and fried chicken and friends, making new acquaintances, tromping about familiar the Big Band music of the Frank Love Orchestra. (Tickets are territory and simply having a good time! $6 each.)

Homecoming ’91 promises to be the best yet, and with several events on slate there is something for everyone. fump on the Bandwagon A few highlights of this year’s Homecoming festivities Come on, join in ... everyone is invited to Jump on the follow: Bandwagon. Be a part of the fun, music and excitement of this year’s Homecoming Parade. Ride the bandwagon from the Class Reunions barbecue site to the stadium. Our Alumnus of the Year will be Grand Marshal for the Best Parade Around!! 50th and 25th Year Reunions will be held for the Classes of 1941 and 1966. These classes will be honored guests during “An Evening at the Webb” dinner meeting Friday night. The Eootball Game weekend will also include reunions of the classes of 1951, Get to the stadium early to see the Gardner-Webb College 1961, 1971, 1981 and 1986. Runnin’ Bulldogs go up against Lenoir-Rhyne. The game promises to be one of the most exciting of the season ... a An Evening at the Wehh sweet victory! (Tickets are $5 each.)

Alumni and friends will gather for dinner at 6:30 Friday evening in the Charles I. Dover Campus Center Banquet Hall. aptist Student Union Reunion Highlights of the evening will be the presentation of the The Baptist Student Union has been an integral part of Alumnus of the Year and the Young Alumnus of the Year. Gardner-Webb life for a number of years. This year, for the H. A. “Bones” McKinney, former basketball coach at Wake first time, members — past and present — will have an Forest University is on slate as the keynote speaker for the opportunity to come together. All members of the BSU are event. The semi-formal affair will also include entertainment invited to join us for a roast beef dinner at 5:30 Saturday, by the Gardner-Webb College Show Choir. The classes of following the game. Come, join in the fun of an informal 1941 and 1966 will be honored guests during the evening. gathering in the Banquet Hall of the Dover Campus Center. (Tickets are $10 each and include the Coffee House) Take the chance to reminisce with other members of this fine group compare FOCUS trips, convention experiences and Coffee House recall special worship services. Laugh together, cry together and have a good time — and help make this an annual event at A Coffee House, sponsored by the Student Alumni the Web! (Tickets are $6 each) Council, will be open Friday evening at 8:30 in the Charles I. Dover Campus Center. Come, join us for coffee and dessert after dinner for a relaxing evening of conversation and Ticket Information entertainment. A total ticket package for Friday evening’s dinner, Saturday lunch and football game is available for $20 per Concert Choir Reunion person. Ticket orders received on or before Sept. 27, subtract 10%. Credit card charges may be made on MasterCard or There will be music in the air when members of the Visa. Gardner-Webb Concert Choir, past and present, join for a reunion Saturday at 10 a.m. in the O. Max Gardner Building. Deadline for ticket orders is Thursday, Oct. 3. Make In addition to a chance for reuniting and remembering good check payable to Gardner-Webb College. Mail to: Glenda times, the group will also rehearse the national anthem, which Crotts, Gardner-Webb College, P.O. Box 997, Boiling they will perform at the afternoon game. Springs, N.C. 28017.

All tickets for Saturday events should be picked up at arhecue Luncheon Saturday morning’s registration. For those reserving only tickets for the game, tickets should be picked up at the main The Best Little Barbecue in Boiling Springs will be held in ticket box at the stadium. Reservations will be held for Friday the Quad area, behind the Dover Campus Center. Join us for evening’s dinner upon receipt of ticket order.

Page 11, The Web Schedule of Homecoming Week’s Events

Mo ml ay, October 7 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. . Best Little Barbecue in 9 p.m.Keir in concert Boiling Springs A comedian/musician who Campus Quad Area specializes in rock impressions 1:15 p.m.Jump on the Bandwagon Kathleen N. Dover Theatre Homecoming Parade Campus Quad to Friday, October 11 Main Street to Stadium 6:30 p.m...... An Evening at the Webb 2 p.m.Football Game Dinner for alumni and friends Gardner-Webb vs. Dining Hall of Lenoir-Rhyne Dover Campus Center Spangler Stadium 8:30 p.m...... Coffee House 5:30 p.m.Baptist Student Union Coffee, dessert and entertainment Reunion Dover Campus Center Dinner, Informal Gathering 9 p.m. . . . Laser Light Show Banquet Hall Paul Porter Arena Dover Campus Center 10 p.m...... Bonfire 9 p.m.Homecoming Dance S&L Sounds, Video and Lights Saturday, October 12 Paul Porter Arena 9 a.m. - .11 a.m.Registration Dover Campus Center Sunday, October 13 9 a.m. -10 a.m. . Faculty/Alumni Reception 11 a.m.Worship Service Dover Campus Center Dover Chapel 9 a.m.Alumni Baseball Game The 1991 Homecoming Corporate Sponsor: Coca-Cola Campus Baseball Field 10 a.m..Alumni Basketball Game Paul Porter Arena

10 a.m. -1 p.m. Class reunions for classes of 1941, 1951, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1981 and 1986 Kathleen Dover Rose Garden 10 a.m...... Concert Choir Reunion O. Max Gardner Fine Arts Center 10:30 a.m. . . . .Alpha Chi Alumni Social Just for tlfe Fun of It! Dover Campus Center

Page 12, The Web Class Notes Carolyn Duncan Brings French Continued From Paris to the Classroom is a residence of West Columbia, S.C. Carolyn Duncan is doing her part to promote the use of foreign language in North Carolina and especially at Crest High School. |~CLASS OF 198911 Mrs. Duncan, a 1972 graduate of Gardner-Webb College, was the recipient this Lisa Tucker has been promoted year of a scholarship to participate in a four-week Summer Institute in French that to Director of Visual Merchandising was held in Paris. with Shoe Show. She has also graduated from the Young The concept of the Institute began three years ago as a way to improve the use of Executives Institute in Professional foreign language in North Carolina. The first leg of the project was introduced in Management Education at the Greensboro. University of North Carolina at Mrs. Duncan recalls that her group stayed together and became “totally Chapel Hill’s Graduate School of emerged speaking only the language for which they were attending. Business Administration. She lives in Concord. Concentration was given to French, Spanish and Latin, with classes offered in methodology and advanced grammar composition. Four native speakers led the Jill D. Matthews is a first conversation classes. grade teacher at Yadkinville Elementary School. She recently It was, in part, her participation in that first institute that made Carolyn Duncan attended a seminar for educational eligible for this summer’s institute experience. “There were about 60 persons eligible strategies in reading and writing, from across the state,” she says. and presented a program on the Mrs. Duncan’s acceptance to the Institute in France was based on an essay, topic, “Early Literacy: The Whole written in French, that explained why she wished to participate. Additional Language Approach to Reading and requirements included recommendation by the principal of her school, approval from Writing for Meaning.” the school system and a contractural agreement to speak only French during the [class OF 1988 II session.

Carolyn Hicks was ordained to Mrs. Duncan, who holds a master’s from Appalachian State University, teaches the minstry by St. John’s Church in French at Crest High School. She says her family was very supportive of her efforts to expand her French. Charlotte. She is serving as a

chaplain in the residency program at Study through the Institute was done at the University of Paris. The participants, Carolinas Medical Center in representing a number of nationalities, came together to live in an international Charlotte. residence. They dined together in the same cafeteria, learned to exist without

David B. Murray completed television or telephones and spoke only the language of the Institute — French.

his master’s degree in music theory Morning classes were more intensive sessions dealing with methods and at Converse Collge in Spartanburg, phonetics. The afternoons, however, were filled with culturization and civilization. S.C., Aug. 2. He will be employed The group toured many of the area’s museums and visited several of the nation’s as a music theory instructor at monuments and sights — all with a native tour guide. Isothermal Community College in Mrs. Duncan says the experience helped update her French vocabulary. Spindale. He is living in Bostic. Something, she says, that will definitely benefit her offerings to her upper level Robert K. Capps has French students. These students, she explains, are already focusing on conversational graduated from Southeastern Baptist levels and reading. Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree. He is the pastor After experiencing total emersion in French, Mrs. Duncan says it was difficult to return to speaking English. “It is reverse culture shock,” she says of returning home of Trinity Baptist Church in Benson. “I have to think what I’m going to say in English.” M He and his wife, Sharon, have three sons, Billy Ray, Jim Bob and Paul.

See Class Notes, page 14.

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ZZ&- such , h!««d *""• »P " , w^bb has ot^’1 mingGaTdne to tnvesiwest in its fra¬ Respectfully, HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Dr. Robert S. Jones Sr. STAFF Dr. Barry E. Hambright TRUSTEES Mr. H.S. Keeter Jr. Mr. J. Russell Hardin Mrs. Patricia B. Harrellson Mr. C. Neal Alexander Jr. Mrs. Martha J. Kline Dr. Louis L. Aikens Dr. Dee Hunt Mr. Hoyt Q. Bailey Dr. J. Calvin Koonts Dr. Charles S. Andrews Mr. Tracy C. Jessup Mr. David G. Bissette Mr. Charles E. Mack Jr. Mrs. Susan Bell Mrs. Teresa Jessup Mr. George Blanton Jr. Mr. Thomas W. Martin Dr. Gilmer W. Blackburn Mr. Jim Johnson Mrs. Gladys Boroughs Mr. Randy Mayfield Mr. Ernest Blankenship Mr. M. Lansford Jolley Reverend Cline W. Borders Mr. Frank S. Mayo Dr. A. Frank Bonner Dr. Paul W. Jolley Mr. Lloyd C. Bost Mr. Jeffrey P. McNeill Mrs. Janis Brannon Mr. Kevin T. Jones Mr. Udean Burke Mr. Daniel W. Moore Jr. Mr. Donald Kemerait Mr. Thomas R. Causby Mr. Randy K. Kilby Dr. Larry C. Crawford Miss Ruth Kiser Mr. Grady S. Duncan Mr. W. David Ellis Emmanuel Baptist Church Ms. Shirley C. Lail Reverend Russell Fitts Dr. Robert L. Lamb Mrs. Mary Arden Harris Established Entrekin Mr. Charles G. Ledford Dr. C. Ranee Henderson Ms. Beth P. Lindemann Mr. Allen C. Johnson Scholarship Mrs. Joann W. Lutz Mr. A. Grayson Kellar Mr. Melvin R. Lutz Jr. Emmanuel Baptist Church of Charlotte began Mr. Frank O. McFarland HI Dr. Betty E. Knox the W.E. Entrekin Endowed Scholarship Fund Mrs. Carolyn B. McKinney Mr. Mac Lancaster at Gardner-Webb last fall. Ms. Barbara B. Merritt Ms. Eleanor McCall Mrs. Dorethia Miller Mr. John T. McCulloch The endowment was made in memory of Rev. Dr. Robert E. Morgan Mr. Wayne McDevitt Entrekin, who served as the second pastor of Mr. Gerald Parnell Mr. Donald Norris Emmanuel Baptist. The fund is designed to Dr. Robert T. Parsons Jr. Mr. James E. Putnam provide financial assistance to worthy and/or Dr. Jack Partain Mr. Tom Robbins needy full-time students at Gardner-Webb Dr. Pat Partin Mrs. Colleen L. Silver College who are preparing for full-time Dr. Phil D. Perrin Mr. Hobart C. Smith Christian service. First preference will be Mrs. Margaret V. Plowden Mr. Ralph Spangler given to students who are also members of Mrs. Shirley Pyron Ms. Anna Christine Vaughn Emmanuel Baptist Church in Charlotte. Mr. Dennis Quinn Dr. Tom L. Warren Ms. Beth Ralph Dr. H. Gene Washburn Mr. Rex R. Rhyne Mr. David H. Roach ADVISORS Reverend Burdette Robinson Mr. Keith M. Norris Dr. Frieda F. Brown Mrs. Saundra Rogers Mrs. Terry C. Abemethy Mr. G. Edward Oliver Jr. Mrs. Jean Cabaniss Mrs. Regina R. Ruppe Mr. William S. Barkley Sr. Mr. Bobby M. Pettyjohn Dr. Sue C. Camp Mr. Stephen E. Sain Mr. Franklin V. Beam Mr. Paul Porter Ms. Tamala A. Campbell Mr. J. Kent Bridges Sr. Mrs. Kay Schenk Dr. Johnny E. Presson Mr. Donnie O. Clary Mrs. Carolyn C. Carroll Mr. E. Jerome Scott Mr. Charles E. Reiley Dr. George R. Cribb Mrs. Pam Scruggs Mr. James Cowan Dr. John E. Roberts Mrs. Glenda S. Crotts Mr. A. Lee Fincannon Sr. Mr. M. Allen Setzer Mr. Lin Robinson Dr. Alice R. Cullinan Ms. Sheila Silver Mrs. Faye T. Fincannon Mrs. Ruth R. Schweppe Mr. Benjamin F. Davis Ms. Audrey Sloan Mr. Robert L. Ford Mr. W. Bruce Shannon Mr. Ralph W. Dixon Jr. Dr. James K. Taylor Judge C. Philip Ginn Mr. Les C. Sigmon Dr. Terry Fern Ms. Judy Walker Mr. Robert M. Gold Mr. Donald E. Stroup Mr. Harry W. Fish Jr. Mr. Evans P. Whitaker Mr. Howard L. Hamrick Mr. Aubrey A. Walker Miss Leigh Flowers Dr. M. Christopher White Mrs. Julian Hamrick Mr. Henry Lee Weathers Sr. Reverend Charles W. Freeman Mr. John D. Whiteheart Mr. Ralph Harwood Jr. Mrs. Emily Yelton Dr. Darlene J. Gravett Mr. J. Harrison Williams Jr. Mr. Danny E. Hawkins Mr. Howard V. Yergin Mrs. Nell S. Griggs Dr. Bonnie M. Wright Mr. Joseph B. Henderson Jr. Mr. H. Fields Young III Ms. Brenda Halford Mrs. Myrtle Harrill Ledbetter Class of 1936 Class of 1941 Alumni Mrs. Iris Rollins McKeithan Mrs. Jean Victoria Moore Miss Dorothy Bell Austell Conyers Mrs. Faye Bryant Burrus Class of 1916 Class of 1931 Mrs. Sarah Louise Wilkie Mrs. Ialeen Bowman Clark Miss Pamelia Alice Pruette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craver Mrs. Julia Crisp Crawley Ramsaur Forney Mrs. Mabel Jones Elliott Mr. Albert F. Crisp Class of 1921 Mr. Abram Franklin Hamrick Dr. Nolan Patrick Howington Mrs. Myrtle Lee Reynolds Ms. Velva A. Hamrick Mr. Woodrow W. Hubbard Greene Mrs. Lila Freeman Corn Mrs. Mary Ella Little Lackey Mr. John Z. McBrayer Mrs. Dorothy Sue Hamrick Mrs. Bryte Elam Lane Mrs. Bessie Sue Wilson Mr. Joseph Harte Padgett Mr. Marion Otis Hamrick Mrs. Corinne Sperling Lavender Ms. Clara Delle Stroupe Miss Bertie Lee Kendrick Ledford Mr. Richard K. Ledbetter Mrs. Pumia Jay Harton Lewis Mrs. Madge Sperling Little Class of 1937 Class of 1922 Mr. Thomas T. Long Jr. Ms. Julia Hunt Clayton Class of 1942 Ms. Madge DePriest Baker Reverend Broughton Merrill Reverend Woodrow Wilson Reverend and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Grace Blalock Mast Strickland Hill White Abrams Mrs. Nellena Jones Loy Reverend Wilburn T. Hendrix Class of 1923 Class of 1932 Mr. Thomas Wilbur Martin Mrs. Martha J. Jolley Kirk Ms. Lucinda Stroup Mr. Graham Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wesley Mrs. Reba Brooks Tapy Mrs. Johnnie Maie McBrayer Hamrick Moore Jr. Mrs. Bernice Harton Trexler Ware Miss Annie Laura Roberts Mr. Erwin E. Singleton Class of 1933 Class of 1943 Class of 1924 Mr. Boyd H. Blanton Jr. Class of 1938 Mrs. Ella M. Jenkins Burrus Mr. Jesse Lowery Austell Mr. Gail Bridges Mr. Joseph Edwin Cabaniss Sr. Mr. John Hugh Cantrell Mrs. Mamie Lou Forney Mrs. Edith Brooks Dodson Reverend Millard Frank Hall Sr. Mrs. Lois Hamrick Fincher Bridges Mr. Jack Bingham Holland Miss Louise Hamrick Ms. Sarah Burnett Gillespie Mr. James F. Cornwell Mr. Joseph Glenn Melton Mrs. Ruth Eugenia Bland Mrs. Sarah Hamrick Kiser Mr. Charles Barrett Padgett Hamrick Mrs. Mozelle Costner Parker Class of 1925 Mrs. Jenny Beatrix Blanton Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth Ramey Mr. Walter C. Pinson Jenkins Hicks Mrs. Marion Bridges Crawley Mrs. Jane Amelia Putman Mrs. Edna H. Mack (Deceased) Class of 1934 Class of 1939 Jolly Dr. Robert Spurgeon Jones Sr. Mrs. Lois Long Andrews Mrs. Irene Roberts Blanton Class of 1926 Dr. Ernest Eugene Poston Mr. J. Harry Arrowood Mrs. Billie Williams Bowen Ms. Della Powell Elmore Mrs. Bonnie Mae Roberts Mr. Oliver Cleveland Mrs. Margaret Tedder Mrs. Pearl Humphries Price Connor Jr. Eisenberger McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Mr. and Mrs. Wellie Hamrick Mr. Maxwell Bly Hamrick, Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Louise Huggins Wright Mrs. Lalage Sperling Harrill Mr. Dayton Oard Pierce Prince Mr. Rowell Lane Mrs. Violet Powell Mrs. Cleo Williams Prevette Mr. Horace J. Steadman Class of 1944 Class of 1928 Mrs. Hoyle Davis Dr. John C. Hamrick Class of 1935 Class of 1940 Mrs. Margaret Washburn Godfrey Mrs. Dorothy Washburn Mrs. Catherine W. Bankhead Annas Mrs. Lucielle Causby Class of 1929 Edwards Hamrick Mr. William Stowe Harrill Mrs. Jenois Proctor Bridges Mrs. Jessie Mae McCluney Mrs. Sarah Virginia Miss Elizabeth E. Long Mr. Thomas P. Lee Fincher Bankhead Hunter Mr. J. Alexander Ross Miss Nancy Carroll Moore Mrs. Raye W. Seism Dr. B. Elmo Scoggin Mrs. Ruby Lee Dixon Sides Class of 1930 Mrs. Horace L. Watson Miss Mary Sue Thompson Mrs. Willie Mae Toms Mr. and Mrs. F. Glenn Tedder Cornwell Class of 1945 Mr. Alvin Henry Putnam Class of 1948 Reverend John Phillip Mrs. Jeanne Wells Pyatt Kinnaman Mrs. Margaret Elaine Mr. Paul Gene Clark Mrs. Doris Grant Ray Ms. Maijorie Bridges Wacaster Baldree Reverend Paul Howard Comer Lancaster Ms. Pauline Costner Mrs. Jureia E. Bright Monroe Mrs. Mary Sue Keeter Reverend Woodrow F. Crowell Monroe Reverend Glenn Edward Chadwells Support Mr. Clyde H. Swann Felmet Mr. Harry Eugene Mr. Charles C. Greene Jr. Christian Service Washburn Sr. Miss Betty Jean Hamrick Reverend Charles Ray Mrs. Lillian Rhyne Kanipe Organization Yarborough Sr. Mrs. Ruby C. Ledbetter Reverend C.W. Walker Scholarship Effort Class of 1949 Reverend Otha Burley The Cleo and James Chadwell Endowed Williams Scholarship was established at Gardner-Webb Mr. John Lewis Arndt College by the Hickory couple in 1990. Mr. William Shellan Barkley Sr. Class of 1946 Former residents of Shelby, the Chadwells Mr. Robert E. Blanton Reverend Clarence Earl moved to Independence Manor Retirement Mr. Irvin C. Brown Hampton Home in Hickory early last year. Long-time Dr. James D. Coggin Mr. Lee Alexander James members of Shelby's First Baptist Church, the Mrs. Clara Andrews Reverend Willard Lee Jenkins Chadwells have joined and are actively Edmonds Mrs. Louise Martin involved in Viewmont Baptist Church in Mr. Jack Delmas Edwards McCormick Hickory. Mr. Harry A. Goble Mrs. Martha Connor Nanney Chadwell is a retired executive with J. C. Miss Carolyn Hamrick Mrs. Theresa Gathings Penney Co., with his last assignment in Shelby. Mrs. J.W. Hamrick Powers Mrs. Juanita Mock Harris Mrs. Myrtle Elaine Whitaker The endowment is designed to become Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. Price part of the Christian Sendee Organization Lawing Jr. Mrs. Ruth Elector Hastings endowment. uThey have a long and deep love Mr. Hal Lee Mabry Price for Gardner-Webb College, particularly the Mrs. Nancy M. Morgan Reverend Harvey L. White Christian Service Organization, ” said College Miss Geraldine A. Roberson President M. Christopher White. Dr. John E. Roberts Class of 1947 ”They are committed Christians Mr. Ray Daniel Shytle Ms. Edythe Mildred Berry themselves and believe in the need for an Mrs. Dorothy E. Elliott Sink Mrs. Wade Bridges educated ministry, * he said of the Chadwells. Mr. Vernon L. Snipes Mr. Winfred B. Snipes Ms. Margaret L. Dellinger The Chadwells voice their belief in the Mr. Cecil La von Thompson Mr. Robert A. Frye Christian Service Organization — on what it Mrs. Shirley Lawrence Mr. Carvus Hames Jr. has to offer and what it can do to help equip Unangst Mr. Joseph H. Henson young men and women to fulfill God's call. Mrs. Orea Mauney Homesley Mr. Wilburn Palmer Wellmon Chadwell has served as a member of the Mr. Jackson Sylvester Hoyle board of directors of the Christian Service Mrs. Betty Lee Peeler Class of 1950 Organization and both he and Mrs. Chadwell Johnson are responsible for enlisting the interest of Mr. L. Roy Biggerstaff Mrs. Cothenia Jones Jolley numerous others in the organization. Mrs. Aubrey L. Calton Mr. Marion Lansford Jolley Mrs. Daphene Ledford Mrs. Mabel Sperling Jones Cantrell Mr. Charles Kay lor Miss Blanche E. DeBrule Mr. Garland Maynard Mr. Ellis R. Flack Ledford Mr. Clyde J. Rhyne Reverend Fred Carroll Crisp Ms. Polly Ann Hull Mr. John H. McClure Jr. Reverend Thomas A. Mrs. Faye Virginia Tunmire Mrs. Margie Nanney Metcalf Mr. Charles A. Neisler Sheppard Fincannon Col. and Mrs. Newton R.N. Mr. Max Padgett Mrs. Henry Parks Neisler Miss Dorothy Ann Spangler Mr. Robert A. Randall Mr. Oscar Padgett Jr. Miss Mary Suthell Walker Hardin Mrs. Alma Jean Jolley Riley Mrs. Rebecca Ann Luffman Mr. Leon J. Jackson Mr. William Franklin Mrs. Rose Marilyn Hunt Calloway Mr. Thomas Gene Massey Harris Jr. Rollins Mr. Charles Ronald Kiser Ms. Joan Moore Nolan Mrs. Sonja Hedrick Jones Mrs. Ruby Kathleen Digh Mr. Kenneth R. Queen Mrs. Clara Nix Norwood Reverend Norman Lee Seitz Mr. W.M. Sitton Livengood Sr. Ms. Modene Stroup Class of 1954 Mr. Lee Roy Smith Mr. Les C. Sigmon Mr. Scott Uzzell Ms. Ruth E. York Dr. Doris Walters Mrs. Delois Elizabeth Mrs. Joan Graham Wilson Mr. Marvin Ray Walters Hamrick Bass Mrs. Sue Millen Weaver Mrs. Linda Earp Bentley Class of 1957 Class of 1951 Mr. James K. Hardin Mr. Wray Graham Barrett Ms. Nell Grantham Bray Mr. Robert Bernard Holder Dr. Thomas R. Blackburn Class of 1960 Mr. Troy Dean Bridges Dr. Betty Emmett Knox Mrs. Billie G. Logan Mrs. Recca Greene Bingham Mrs. Hilda Dagenhart Brower Mr. James Edwin Messick Jr. Bonnette Dr. Gilmer W. Blackburn Reverend James O. Dunn Mrs. Paula Howard Saunders Mrs. Dorothy Hedrick Carson Mrs. Aleta M. Camp Dr. Edgar Bryan Gillespie Dr. John T. Tiller Ms. Carolyn Sanders Cooper Mr. H. Max Crowder Mr. James Monroe Gold Mrs. Judith Pope Harrelson Mr. William James Euliss Jr. Bobby Edward Howe Class of 1955 Mr. Robert L. Hearn Mr. Gary B. Gragg Mr. Hoyt B. Howington Mrs. Betty Jean Banning Mrs. Bernice Eugene Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ballard Mr. Tony Izzi Jr. Jones Goodson Harris Allen Mr. Edwin R. Jones Mr. Willie Paul Lemmons Ms. Nellie Murray Moore Mrs. Barbara Wall Benge Ms. Elizabeth Ann Lancaster Mrs. Margaret L. Lewis Mrs. Paul Morris Nance Mr. Charles G. Bryant Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Robert Mr. Buddy R. McKinney Mrs. Ina Mae Jones Reins Ms. Louise Gladden Fisher Mullinax Mr. Norman Gilmer Rush Mr. Denny Lee Turner Mrs. James E. Gibson Mr. Paul Morris Short Mrs. Ruth Whitesides Gibson Mr. Larry T. Tomblin Class of 1952 Mrs. Barbara Jo Willis Givins Class of 1961 Mrs. Mary Orrell Wilkinson Reverend Cline Wilson Mr. O. Lee Gregory Mr. Olin Delano Wilson Mr. Coley Jason Brannock Borders Mrs. Theola Stewart Hall Mr. Jerry Dycus Mrs. Polly Williams Bridges Mr. G. Burel Harris Mr. Neal E. Eller Ms. Glenda Poston Hoyle Class of 1958 Mr. Joseph M. Cole Mr. William Robert Gooden Mr. Ned P. Digh Mr. Bobby Joe Kendrick Mr. Troy W. Blanton Dr. Barry Edmond Hambright Dr. Joe H. Camp Mrs. Margaret Swann Mrs. Billie Holland May Ms. Nancy Sue Hildebran Flaherty Mrs. Ruby Humphries Talley Mr. Jack David Carpenter Mr. Billy Charles Hoffman Mr. Allyn Douglas Gibson Mr. Donald H. Wilson Mr. Paul Eugene Cline Mrs. Louise Womick Huskey Mr. William H. Griffin Miss Rebecca M. Deaton Mr. Glenn W. Neal Mrs. Frances Allen Kiser Class of 1956 Dr. Philip Edward Hamrick Mr. Philip G. Padgett Jr. Reverend Joseph Lee Mr. William Lewis Hamrick Ms. Jo Ellen Pettit Williams Mrs. Joyce Angeline Hedrick Medford Mr. Edward D. Herndon Auten Ms. Mary Toney Misle Mr. Gerald S. James Mr. John E. Biggers Class of 1962 Mr. Bobby McCall Pettyjohn Mr. Frank Osborne Mr. James D. Blackburn Reverend Dan William Silver McFarland Jr. Mr. Hoyle Bradley Dr. Donald Norris Bridges Mr. Fred Amick Thomas Jr. Mr. Jack D. McNeely Alexander Jr. Mr. Richard T. Brittain Miss Doris Jane Upton Mrs. Betty Bridges Stephen Mr. William Jackson Arey Mrs. Ethel Williams Caldwell Mrs. Mary Helen Humphries Mr. Teddy C. Tomblin Mr. Michael Newton Beam Mr. Howard C. Davenport Warren Mr. William Dewane Mrs. Emily Rebecca Blalock Mrs. Nancy Luffman Mr. James L. Williamson Williams Causby Davenport Mr. William R. Wright Mr. Allen K. Freeman Mr. Joseph T. Davis Reverend Charles W. 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Phillips Bridges Dr. James Ronald Wright Mr. Norman James Adams Mrs. Marie Sims Simmons Mrs. Rebecca Padgett Elliott Mr. Wendell Gaylen Bailey Reverend Alfred D. Snipes Sr. Mrs. Rebecca Ann Justice Mr. Robert C. Barnett Jr. Mrs. Susan Leona Anderson Class of 1972 Gardner Mr. Herman Odell Best Suggs Mr. James Benjamin Adams Jr. Mr. Albert J. Jacobs Mrs. Vickey J. Scoggins Mr. James H. Taylor Mrs. Jill Reid Sanders Branch Mrs. Gloria J. Dancy Martin Jackson Mrs. Patricia Dolores Kinney Mrs. Marsha Young Brown Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mrs. Hilda Sanders James Wilson Mr. Lester Duke Burnett Mayfield Ms. Peggy Waters King Dr. Jeff Cranford Mrs. Karen Dianne Ledford Mrs. Carolyn Bentley Mrs. Faye B. Denning Class of 1967 Mull Lindsley Mr. Harry Woodrow Fish Jr. Mr. Carroll R. Barnette Mr. Frank S. Mayo Mr. Terry Flinchum Dr. E. Drew Bridges Mrs. Mary Rachel Devinney Class of 1970 Mr. Arch Forrest Fowler Jr. Mrs. Rachel Gidney Briggs Moore Ms. Kathryn Noggle Mr. Robert Gregory Hendrix Mrs. Marilyn B. Craig Dr. M.L. Thomas Moss Dedmond Mr. Broadus M. Hocutt Mrs. Faye Withrow Crowe Mr. R. Stephen Pace Mr. Stephen H. McLean Reverend William Marion Mr. Delmar Reid Hall Mr. Murray Richard Tribbett Mr. Bruce Douglas Mikota Honeycutt ID Mrs. Sylvia Childers Holmes Mrs. Patsy Eloise Howell Mrs. Barbara Bridges Class of 1965 Class of 1971 Mr. Sidney A. Martin Jr. Lovelace Mr. Chester Lamar Melton Mr. L. Campbell Boyd Jr. Mr. James Edward Maynor Mr. Julius Whitener Dr. William H. Moore Jr. Mr. Ernest Woodrow Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Abemethy III Mr. Robert H. Nabors Carothers Jr. McSwain Mrs. Terry Carter Abemethy Ms. Nelta Sain Mr. Joseph S. DePriest Jr. Mr. Kenneth Lee Morris Reverend Bill G. Abrams Mr. Danny M. Wall Mrs. Sara Dianne Washburn Mrs. Wanda Lingafelt Orders Mr. Sidney A. 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Jarvis Estate Acknowledges Gardner-Webb College With $1/4 Million

Herman Jarvis, a self-made businessman needy and who probably wouldn ft go (to from Asheville, did not have a formal school) without the funds. ” education. Yet, he believed in youth and felt Jarvis requested that the Herman artd strongly about the need for educational Pearl Jarvis Scholarship Fund be used as an opportunities. endowment to provide academic scholarships. Although an active member of First Baptist Jarvis was a native of Buncombe County. Church in Asheville, and a staunch supporter A member of the Asheville Fire Department for of Baptist causes in North Carolina, Jarvis did several years, he later worked with American not know about Gardner-Webb College. LaFrance Fire Equipment Co. as a salesman. Once introduced to the school and the He traveled in North and South Carolina and educational offerings it provided in a Christian Tennessee with LaFrance until his retirement. setting, Jarvis became a believer — and a During World War 11, Jarvis also served supporter. with the United States Coast Guard in Norfolk, When 81-year-old Jarvis passed away in Va. He was a life member of the Elks Lodge April, 1990 his estate reflected a sizable gift to No. 1401; a 32nd Degree Mason with Mount Gardner-Webb College - $1/4 million dollars. Hermon Lodge No. 118 of Asheville; and a Shriner. The Honorable Judge James M. Baley Jr. of Asheville, a friend and advisor for Jarvis, Family was important to Jarvis, although recalls telling Herman Jarvis about he and his wife had no children. As his parents Gardner-Webb College, “a fine Baptistf school aged and needed care, Jarvis built the Pine in the western part of North Carolina. Forest Nursing Home in the south Biltmore section of Asheville. From that moment, 20 years ago, Jar\>is decided that Gardner-Webb satisfied his Reflected in his bequests are gifts to requirements and included the College in his several family members and friends, as well as bequests. to the Oxford Orphanage, First Baptist Church of Asheville and the Eliada Home for Children. Today, Baley relates, “He (Jarvis) wanted his money to go for helping those who were 1957: 1975: Ms. Sylvia Everhart Boutwell 1916: 1939: Friends Dr. Douglas R. Boyette $1620.00 $1915.00 $25.00 $240.00 Anonymous Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Billy Brakefield 1958: 1976: Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reverend and Mrs. D. 1921: 1940: Ackerman Sr. Jeffrey Brendle $685.00 1465.00 $550.00 $210.00 Mrs. F.O. Adcox Mr. and Mrs. T.F. Bridges 1959: 1977: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Mr. Ramon A. Brittain 1922: 1941: Aikin Mr. and Mrs. Michael $3685.00 $1430.00 $100.00 $580.00 Mr. and Mrs. A. Donald Broome Allen Mr. Malcolm E. Brown 1923: 1942: I960: 1978: Dr. Garland H. Allen Mrs. Wilma D. Brown $100.00 $3690.75 $1280.00 $1960.00 Mr. Kevin Allen Mr. Davis Browne Mr. Leonard A. Allen Mr. Wayne A. Brunnick 1924: 1943: 1961: 1979: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen Mrs. Frances D. Bryce $435.00 $2456.00 $585.00 $1120.00 Mrs. Clara P. Angel Ms. Peggy Merle Bumgarner Mr. Larry Anthony Mrs. Udean Burke 1925: 1944: 1962: 1980: Mr. A.W. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. $200.00 $495.00 $2633.00 $556.00 Mr. Robert J. Arey Sr. Burnette Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mr. Tom L. Burton 1926: 1945: 1963: 1981: Arrowood Mr. and Mrs. George $125.00 $620.00 $570.00 $785.00 Mrs. Darrell Austin Butterfield Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Mr. Marcus Butts 1928: 1946: 1964: 1982: Aycock Mr. Charles S. Byers Jr. $100.00 $215.00 $1072.00 $1576.16 Ms. Kathrine Ayotte Reverend J. Charles Cabaniss Ms. Kathy Ayotte Mr. Malcolm D. Cabaniss Jr. 1929: 1947: 1965: 1983: Ms. Donna F. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Camp Mr. Jeff Baker $100.00 $4495.00 $1968.00 $1290.00 Mr. William E. Campbell Representative T. Cass Ms. Donna R. Carr 1930: 1948: 1966: 1984: Ballenger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Reverend and Mrs. Royce A. $2175.00 $390.00 $4255.00 $1315.00 Carroll Ballew Mr. Michael Carsno 1931: 1949: 1967: 1985: Mr. David S. Banks Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. Lee G. Barry $1925.00 $1355.00 $1122.00 $1230.00 Carter Mrs. Franklin V. Beam Dr. Numa R. Carter Jr. 1932: 1950: 1968: 1986: Dr. H. Edwin Beam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. Tommy Beanne $300.00 $3660.00 $445.00 $1317.57 Winston Causby Mrs. Jim Beason Ms. Mickie Cazares 1933: 1951: 1969: 1987: Ms. Carolyn Beaver Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Chadwell Ms. Susan Bell Mr. Andrew J. Champion $725.00 $725.00 $355.00 $2413.00 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Ms. Hazel M. Chapman Berger 1934: 1952: 1970: 1988: Dr. John Chesky Mr. Thomas Bienemann Mr. Cecil D. Clark $1375.00 $1635.00 $65.00 $1375.00 Ms. Becky J. Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. 1935: 1953: 1971: 1989: Mr. David G. Bissette Clayton Mr. Joe W. Blackwell Mr. P.A. Cline Jr. $1680.00 $475.00 $13,694.00 $2957.00 Mr. Dub Blalock Mr. and Mrs. N.W. Clinger 1936: 1954: 1972: 1990: Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Blanton Ms. Lucille H. Cole Ms. Betty Blaylock Mrs. Lillian Collins $1095.00 $365.00 $2109.06 $575.00 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Dr. Warren J. Collins 1937: 1955: 1973: 1991: Boehm Dr. Vincent Colombo Mrs. J.L. Boies Mr. and Mrs. John J. “Jack” $13,274.06 $1485.00 $2040.00 $126.00 Mr. Munro L. Boinest Colon Jr. 1938: 1956: 1974: Mr. Lewis Boroughs Ms. Susie Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. Bost Ms. Versey Cooke $1340,00 $1875.00 $8565.00 Mrs. Margaret L. Geier Miss Lalene Fortune Grigg Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ms. Sadye V. Gruver Cooke Faulkner Gensch Mr. Braxton Guffey Dr. J.D. Copeland Mr. Clyde Fesperman Ms. Beth M. Gilbert Ms. Martha L. Haire Dr. and Mrs. Buddy Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Dr. C. Lee Gilliatt Jr. Mrs. Mary L. Haire Mr. Dwight A. Costner Finan Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Glover Mrs. Ann P. Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Mrs. A. Lee Fincannon Sr. Mrs. Alton Godoy Mr. and Mrs. C. Rush Couchois Mr. Harry W. Fish Mr. Joe A. Goforth Hamrick Jr. Mrs. Karen Covington Mr. and Mrs. Randy Fish Mrs. Cherrie Howard Ms. JoAnne Cox Hamrick Mrs. Hubert M. Craig Sr. Mr. Earle A. Hamrick Jr. Mr. Joey Crawford Mr. Gordon Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. John D. Price Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Crowder Jr. Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. Mathon H. Reflects Interests Mr. Howard L. Hamrick Culpepper Bonnie Roberts Price of Boiling Springs Dr. John C. Hamrick Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Curtis has established the R.E. and Bonnie R. Price Mr. Julian W. Hamrick Reverend and Mrs. W. Mr. Junior Hamrick Endowed Scholarship. Glenn Davenport Mrs. Margaret Hamrick Mrs. Price received both an associate’s Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Daves Mr. Rusty Hamrick Ms. Debbie Davis degree and a bachelor’s degree from Mr. T.V. Hamrick Gardner-Webb College. She continued her Mr. Harry L. Davis Mrs. C.H. Hand Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Davis education at Southern Seminary and holds Mr. Ragan Harper Jr. Mr. John Ed Davis Jr. degrees in religious education and church Ms. Janet L. Harrill Mrs. Loretta H. Davis music. Mrs. Price has been an active part of Ms. Rhonda Harrill Mr. Richard T. Davis the Christian Service Organization since 1972. Mrs. S.C. Harrill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. She recalls that the organization claimed her Mr. and Mrs. T. Ron Harrill Davis interest as soon as she heard about its efforts. Dr. Bernard C. Harris Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Davis A member of Poplar Springs Baptist Mr. David A. Harris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Dear Jr. Church, Mrs. Price says she has had “a Mr. G. Burel Harris Dr. Robert Lee Decker church interest for a good many years. ” Her Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Ms. Amy P. Dedmon husband, the late R.E. Price, was a member of Harris Ms. Mildred L. Dedmon the Gardner-Webb College Board of Trustees, Mrs. Sallie H. Harris Mrs. Linda Dellinger serving as chairman in 1959. Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Dills Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hassell Discussing her endowment of a Christian Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon Ms. Betty Hawes Service Organization scholarship, Mrs. Price Mrs. Ralph W. Dixon Jr. Mrs. Danny E. Hawkins says, “/ hope it will get big enough to do a lot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Mrs. Gladys J. Haynie Dixon Sr. of good. ” Ms. Kay Helms Ms. Sarah R. Dixon Mr. Clinton C. Hicks Reverend Bonnie Doughtie Ms. Faye K. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dover Mr. Scott Hill Reverend Victor S. Dowd Mrs. Lillie M. Hinton Ms. Cecelia P. Eades Mr. and Mrs. John David Mrs. Sam P. Goforth Mr. and Mrs. James A. Miss Christine Elliott Ms. Gail Goodson Hodge Fisher Mr. and Mrs. David M. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Mr. and Mrs. Evins A. Mr. Donald C. Hoffman Elmore Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Ken J. Fleming Mrs. Emma M. Elmore Mr. F. Pearson Flowers Reverend Gerald C. Goodwin Hoffman Dr. and Mrs. Bobby F. Ms. Jewel C. Goodwin Mr. Edwin C. Holbrook Mrs. Mary Flynn England Mr. John L. Fraley Jr. Mr. Jerome Grant Mr. Raymond D. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gray Ms. Edna L. Hord Mrs. L.P. Frans Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grayson Facciolo Mr. Dwayne A. Friday Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hord Mrs. Olive Falls Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gallaway Mr. J.T. Greene Jr. Mrs. Louise P. Hord Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Reverend and Mrs. Frank Mr. Roy B. Greene Mr. Russell T. Hord Farfour Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Grigg Garver Mr. B.B. Horn Mrs. B.A. Benton Lefler Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Ponder Mrs. Jeri Horn Mrs. Ann C. Letzon McMurry Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. and Mrs. William James Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Ponn Jr. Horn Letterman McNeary Mrs. Catherine Porter Mr. and Mrs. John E. Howze Mr. and Mrs. Richard Levy Mr. Charles Kevin McSwain Mrs. Joseph M. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hudson Mr. Dick Lilly Mrs. Connie P. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Jim Powell Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hudson Jr. Mrs. Winifred H. Lindsay Mr. J.L. McSwain Mrs. H.G. Price Mr. and Mrs. James M. Huff Mrs. Nan G. Lipscomb Ms. Joyce Love Melton Mrs. Kay Archer Price Mr. Ed Humphries Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Little Jr. Dr. Joseph S. Minus Ms. Mary Dan Price Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus Dr. Robert B. Litton Mr. Bill Mitchell Mr. Harold D. Pridgen Hunsinger Mr. John Long Ms. Cynthia D. Mitchell Ms. Valerie V. Prim Mr. and Mrs. L. Joel Mr. J. Frank Love Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. Bill Putnam Hunsucker Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lowe Mode Ms. Frances Putnam Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Mrs. Bobbie C. Luckadoo Mr. H.J. Moirano Mrs. John Edd Queen Dr. John B. Hunter Ms. Madeline G. Luther Mr. Ellis P. Monroe Ms. Johnnie M. Queen Mr. Dennis H. Huntley Ms. Betty J. Lutz Mrs. Daniel W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Ivester Mrs. Edith L. Lutz Mrs. Joe T. Moore Ramsey Mr. Lewis Izzi Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webb Lutz Mr. Joe T. Moore Jr. Mrs. Sally M. Randall Mr. Jimmy R. Jacumin Mr. Robert H. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Moore Ms. Katherine T. Rankin Mrs. Jim Johnson Mr. Richard Lynch Ms. Marjorie N. Moorhead Reverend Samuel A. Raper Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. C.J. “Jack” Mabry Jr. Mr. John Morris Mr. and Mrs. Huston E. Johnson Mr. Charles E. Mack Jr. Reverend and Mrs. Larry A. Raynor Mr. and Mrs. O. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morris Mr. R.S. Reese Johnson Macomber Mr. Charles R. Moseley Mr. Larry Revels Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mr. M.I. Moser Jr. Mr. Jamie B. Richard Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Ms. Brenda Richards Jones Jr. Mr. Jimmy Maney Nanney Jr. Dr. Jim Richardson Mr. Charles Justice Mr. James D. Marler Mr. Patrick D. Nanney Jr. Mr. David Lee Rikard Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kahn Mrs. Evangeline M. Martin Mr. David Neisler Mr. and Mrs. James E. Roach Ms. Mildred H. Keeter Ms. Karen Martin Mr. Lee Neisler Mr. James Robbins Ms. Linda M. Kelly Mrs. Marie B. Martin Mr. William Hayne Neisler Ms. Celeste H. Roberts Mrs. Anna B. Ken- Mrs. Thomas W. Martin Jr. Ms. Elaine Nevins Mr. David M. Roberts Ms. Ellen Kiger Ms. Sarah Mashbum Mr .and Mrs. W.T. Nolen Ms. Sandie Roberts Mr. J. Wade Kincaid Mrs. Margaret Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ms. Thelma Roberts Mrs. Pansy S. Kiser Mauney Nordon Mrs. Burdette Robinson Mr. Richard M. Kiser Mrs. Mary T. Mauney Ms. Jeannette H. O’Dell Ms. Kate Robinson Ms. Ruby Kiser Mrs. Randy Mayfield Mrs. Ruth Elliott Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Hilton V. Mrs. W.R. Kiser Ms. L. Hilda Mayo Mrs. Charles K. Padgett Rogers Ms. Ruth Palmer Mr. Duane P. Kline Mrs. Wendy S. May rose Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Mrs. Jan Klingler Ms. Janet McAbee Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Leo Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCall Parker Dr. Ken Klingler Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Koch Mr. Richard M. McCalley Jr. Mrs. Margaret M. Parker Rollins Mr. W.F. Parker Mr. Paul J. Koch Jr. Mrs. John W. McCulloch Mr. James Rollins Mrs. Gerald Parnell Mr. John S. Kolodgy Mr. and Mrs. Chris B. Reverend and Mrs. Leonard Dr. J. Calvin Koontz McDaniel Mr. R. Thad Parsons III Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. William E. Pearce Mr. John E. Koopman Mr. and Mrs. Eddie L. Ross McDaniel Mrs. Eliza H. Peeler Mrs. Mary H. Kyle Mrs. Sally G. Rutherford Mr. John W. McDaniel Reverend Kenneth Lambert Mr. George Baron Peeler Dr. and Mrs. Karel F. Dr. Jerry E. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Mrs. Marlene B. Lambeth Rybnicek Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Perry Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Ms. Maxine Sain McGinnis Dr. James B. Petty LeGrand Jr. Dr. Larry L. Sale Ms. Ellen McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pfuhler Mrs. Patricia A. Sandifer Legrand Ms. Margaret W. McGraw Dr. Harold E. Plaster Sr. Mr. Rich Sari Mrs. Grace C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. John Poch Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schecter Mr. and Mrs. Newlin Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Dr. David E. Trawick Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Schenck Swift Mr. Buck Troutman Warlick Mr. Paul W. Seal Ms. Louise T. Talbort Mr. James E. Tucker Ms. Ruby Warlick Mr. Bryan Seay Jr. Mrs. Patricia Taranto Mr. and Mrs. John Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warlick Ms. Emilie B. Secrist Miss Grace D. Warren Mr. T. Wayne Sellars Dr. and Mrs. W. Wyan Reverend Ed H. Sessom Washburn Ms. Annie W. Weathers Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moores Endow Miss Pearl A. Weathers Sharpe Dr. William A. Weathers Mrs. Margaret Shelton Scholarship For Worthy, Mrs. Edwin Yates Webb Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Webber Sherwood Needy Students Miss Holly Lynette Weddle Ms. Linda Shields When Dan and Bettye Moore of Boiling Springs Mrs. Mildred S. Wentz Mr. and Mrs. George H. made the decision to endow a scholarship at Mr. Charles White Shipley Gardner-Webb, much thought had gone into the Mr. Dale White Mrs. Louise A. Short decision. Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin White Mrs. Lura Belle Sigmon Moore recalled that had it not been for Mr. and Mrs. Jervis R. White Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gardner-Webb College, it was unlikely that he Mrs. Linda F. White Silverstein would have been able to attend college at all Mr. Richard White Ms. Peggy Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Mr. M.S. Sipe during the Depression. Whiteheart Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Sisk The two also agreed that “it is imperative that Mrs. Amy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Don Skinner every kid have the opportunity to go to college,” Mr. James S. Williams Mr. Larry Skinner according to Moore. Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Ms. Claudia M. Smith The Moores relate that, with no children of their Wilson Mr. Kyle Smith own, they felt an obligation to help with the Mr. Charles E. Wilson Ms. Lavonne S. Smith education of other young people. Miss Kimberly Wilson Mr. Mark Edward Smith Mr. and Mrs. Randolph L. Mr. Ray A. Smith The Daniel W. and Bettye A. Moore Jr. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Scholarship was endowed in 1990 “to provide Mr. Todd A. Wimberly Spangler financial assistance to worthy and/or needy Mrs. Teresa H. Winn Mrs. Pat Spangler full-time students.” We thought the College had Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Mrs. Ralph Spangler better judgement as to how to use the Witham Ms. Helen C. Speck scholarship. A restricted scholarship might have Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Mr. Charles C. Sperling missed the very students we are trying to help, Witherspoon Mr. Bill Sprinkle Moore says. Mr. Ralph R. Wright Mrs. Alfred L. Stancil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wylie Mr. J. Marvin Starr Sr. Mr. David Bruce Wyscarver Ms. Stacy Staton Mr. Don L. Yelton Mr. Jack Stephenson Mr. Robert W. Yelton Mr. Jimmy Stewart Mrs. Howard V. Yergin Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mr. and Mrs. Carlos L. Mrs. Victor H. Turner Stikeleather Mr. Paul G. Taylor Young Mrs. Nell Benfield Canipe Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mrs. J.O. Terrell Mr. H. Fields Young Jr. Uzzell Strachan Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mrs. Kathy G. Young Ms. Gloria Walls Mr. Dwight Kenneth Street Thompson Ms. Grace Yow Ms. Melanie Ward Mr. William A. Stroud Dr. John L. Thompson Jr. Reverend and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Gary Warlick Mr. J.L. Suttle Jr. Ms. Wanda W. Tibbetts D. Zitzman Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Warlick Mr. Linton Suttle Mrs. James P. Toole Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Towery Foundation for the Carolinas O. Max Gardner Foundation Foundations Charlotte Inc. Corporations/ AJ Fletcher Educational and Shelby GTE Foundation Businesses Opera Foundation Stamford, CT Orders Foundation Alexander Realty Raleigh Greenville, SC General Electric Foundation Kings Mountain AT&T Foundation Bridgeport, CT Plastic Packaging Foundation Alston Bridges Barbeque Inc. New York, NY Hickory Glaxco, Inc. Shelby Alleghany County Education Research Triangle Park Porter Brothers Foundation American Food Management Foundation Shelby Sparta Greater Triangle Community Marshall, MO Foundation, Inc. Robert and Janice McNair Archie White & Son Andersen Foundation Research Triangle Park Foundation Construction Co. Bayport, MN Houston, TX Haworth Foundation, Inc. Shelby Broyhill Foundation, Inc. Morganton South Carolina Foundation Lenoir Scholarship Fund Arnold’s Inc. Independent College Fund of Taylors, SC Shelby Burlington Industries North Carolina, Inc. Asphalt Paving of Shelby, Foundation Winston-Salem Sara Lee Foundation Greensboro Chicago, IL Inc. J.D. Butler and Alice W. Shelby Christian Record Braille Butler Memorial State Farm Companies Foundation A.V. Wray and Six Sons Scholarship Foundation Shelby Lincoln, NE Deerfield Beach, Fla. Bloomington, IL Citizens’ Scholarship B&J Chevrolet Buick, Inc. James Davis Trust Stonecutter Foundation Inc. Foundation Marion Charlotte Spindale St. Peter, MN Branch Banking & Trust Kennedy Foundation Tanner Foundation Inc. Shelby Cleveland County Schools Laurens, SC Rutherfordton Educational Foundation Baird’s, Inc. Shelby Lettie Pate Whitehead The Cranston Foundation Shelby Foundation, Inc. Cranston, RI Container Corporation of Atlanta, GA Barclays Bank PLC America Foundation The Dickson Foundation New York, NY Shelby Louis Brevard Brown Charlotte Memorial Trust Belk Stevens Co., No. 80 Cooper Wood Products The Equitable Foundation Shelby Shelby Foundation, Inc. New York, NY Lowe’s Charitable and Rocky Mount, VA The Pinkerton Foundation Belk’s of Forest City No. 122 Educational Foundation New York, NY Forest City Dana Corporation Foundation North Wilkesboro Toledo, OH The Polk County Community Beverage-Air Lutz Foundation Inc. Spartanburg, SC Davis Hospital Foundation, Foundation Forest City Try on Inc. Biggerstaff s Gin & Seed Maxwell M. Corpening Jr. Sugar Grove The Presser Foundation Cleaner Memorial Foundation Shelby Dover Foundation, Inc. Bryn Mawr, PA Marion Shelby The World of Clothing Black & Decker Metropolitan Life Foundation Towson, MD Duke Power Company Foundation New York, NY Foundation Hendersonville Blair Mills North Carolina Baptist Charlotte Westend Foundation, Inc. Belton, SC Foundation Inc. FMC Foundation Chattanooga, TN Cary Boiling Springs Florist Chicago, 1L Westinghouse Foundation Boiling Springs Nationwide Foundation Pittsburg, PA First Gaston Foundation Columbus, OH Branch Banking and Trust Gastonia Co. Wilson First Union Foundation Charlotte Branch Banking and Trust Clay-Bamette Funeral Home, Eli Lilly and Company Hasty School of Dance and Co. Inc. Foundation Acrobatics Boiling Springs Shelby Indianapolis, IN Shelby

Bud, Inc. Cleveland Dermatology, P.A. Emily’s Hoechst Celanese Corporation Shelby Shelby Shelby Somerville, NJ

Buford Street Drugs Cleveland Federal Bank Fasco Controls Corp. Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. Gaffney, SC Shelby Shelby Nutley, NJ

C & P Telephone Cleveland Lumber Co. First Citizens Bank Holden Carpets Washington, DC Shelby Shelby Granite Falls

C.D. Jessup Hosiery Co. Cleveland Memorial Hospital First Federal Savings and Holly House Interiors Claremont Shelby Loan Shelby Kings Mountain C.J. Hamrick & Sons, Inc. Cleveland Mills Co. Horn and Story Real Estate First National Bank Boiling Springs Lawndale Shelby Shelby Cantrell & Melton Barber Cleveland Services, Inc. Hoyle Plumbing Company, First Union Bank of North Inc. Shop Co. Shelby Carolina Shelby Shelby Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mebane Huber Textiles, Inc. Carolina Abrasives and Shelby First Union National Bank Fallston Supply Co. Colonial Life & Accident Charlotte Gaffney, SC Insurance Co. Hunt’s Counseling Services First Union National Bank Shelby Carolina Cryogenics Columbia, SC Hendersonville Clinton Concrete Supply Co. IBM Corp. Forest City Publishing Co. Southbury, CT Carolina Dairy, Inc. Charlotte Forest City Shelby Container Corporation of ICI Americas, Inc. Four Star Sports, Inc. Wilmington, DE Carolina Freight Carriers America Shelby Corp. Shelby INA Bearing Company, Inc. Cherryville Curtiss Wright Flight Fox Distribution Co., Inc. Spartanburg, SC Shelby Carolina Glove Co. Systems, Inc. Island Communications of Newton Shelby Freedom Lodge Motel, Inc. Hilton Head, Inc. Shelby Hilton Head, SC Carolina Golf Manfacturing, Inc. D.M.& E. Corp. Charlotte Shelby G.T. McSwain, Inc. J & E Sales, Inc. Boiling Springs Cherryville Carolina Mills, Inc. Diversco, Inc. Spartanburg, SC Maiden Gallman Good Cheer Koone Auto Parts Newberry, SC Warehouse, Inc. Carolina Power and Light Co. Dixie Industrial Supply, Inc. Shelby Raleigh Shelby General Business Services Shelby LA-Z-BOY Showcase Shoppe Carolina Tophies Dixon Tire Service Greensboro Shelby Shelby Governors Inn Corp. Shelby Lackey-Blue Real Estate and Champion International Corp. Doran Textiles, Inc. Insurance Stamford, CT Shelby Grover Industries, Inc. Shelby Grover Chevron U.S.A. Dudley Products, Inc. Greensboro Lamar Realty Company San Francisco, CA Graham Memorial Fund Shelby Eagle Pipeline Construction, Bennettsville, SC Chick-Fil-A, Inc. Lowe’s Companies, Inc. Atlanta, GA Inc. H & H Pest Control, Inc. North Wilkesboro Shelby Shelby Chick-Fil-A Lowe’s Companies, Inc. Shelby Eaton Corp. Hamrick’s Grocery Store Kings Mountain Shelby Mooresboro Lowery’s Limited Old Stone Bank of North Royster P&M Warehouse T.C. Strickland Shelby Carolina Co., Inc. Construction Co. Shelby Shelby Shelby Loy’s Men’s Shop Shelby PPG Industries, Inc. S and P Sales Talmadge L. Turner Lexington Kings Mountain Trucking Co. M&R Utilities, Inc. Boiling Springs Shelby PPG Industries, Inc. Sagesport Shelby Kings Mountain The Glidden Company Mabry Office Equipment, Inc. Shelby Parsons Technology Sandoz Chemicals Corp. Cleveland, OH Cedar Rapids, LA Charlotte The Lynne Shoppe, Inc. Marables Kwik Shop Shelby Patterson’s Flowers, Inc. Seal Wire Co. Concord Shelby Shelby Maxwell B. Hamrick The ServiceMaster Company Insurance Agency, Inc. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Security Insurance and Atlanta, GA Boiling Springs Charlotte Service Corp. Tony Brooks Construction Fallston Mayfield’s Inc. Personnel Services Unlimited Shelby Greenville, SC Shelby Shelby Camera and Video Tony C. Blanton Sales, Inc. Shelby McCurry-Deck Buick Petroleum World, Inc. Shelby Spindale Cliffside Shelby Federal Savings and Tony’s Pizza and Sub Loan McDonalds Phil Williams Construction Boiling Springs Shelby Shelby Co., Inc. Transportation & Hendersonville Shelby Printing Company McKinney-Landreth Funeral Distribution Associates Shelby Home Plonk Tire Co. Marietta, GA Cliffside Kings Mountain Shelby Supply Company Tri-City Concrete Co., Inc. Shelby Medical Arts Pharmacy Ply Gem Industries, Inc. Forest City Shoco-Inc. Shelby New York, NY Troutman Motors Shelby Meredith/Burda Printing and Packaging, Inc. Concord Newton Shelby South Carolina National Bank USAir, Inc. Hilton Head Island, SC MetalsAmerica ProctorSilex, Inc. Arlington, VA Southern Bell Shelby Glen Allen, VA Union Pacific Corp. Charlotte Milliken & Company Proffitt’s Bethlehem, PA Southern Bell Spartanburg, SC Alcoa, TN United Engineers & Atlanta, GA Myer’s Pro Shop Putnam Distributors, Inc. Constructors Easley, SC Shelby Spake Concrete Products Philadelphia, PA Shelby N.C.A.E.O.P. Quality Insulating Co., Inc. United Financial Services, Asheville Shelby Spindale Drug Co., Inc. Inc. Spindale Charlotte Nancy & Udean Burke Quincy’s Christian Tours Shelby Stokes-Reynolds Memorial United States Cellular Newton Hospital Shelby R.J. Reynolds Industries, Inc. Danbury National Medical Winston-Salem W.H. Hudson & Co., Inc. Enterprises, Inc. Stouffer Foods Corp. Shelby Ray Thomas Petroleum Santa Monica, CA Solon, OH Shelby Winn-Dixie Inc. Noell Travel Center T&J Electronics Charlotte Regal Ventures Shelby Bostic Kings Mountain Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Nu-Way Laundry & Cleaners N.A. River Bend Acres, Inc. T&W Textile Machinery, Inc. Shelby Clover, SC Winston-Salem Shelby Wallace Barber Shop Boiling Springs First Baptist Church Adult First Baptist Church Wamaco, Inc. Champions for Christ Jamestown Bridgeport, CT Greenville, SC 7-Ladies Shelby First Baptist Church Watson Insurance Agency, Cherokee Avenue Baptist First Baptist Church Paul Myrtle Beach, SC Inc. Church Wilson Bible Class Gastonia Gaffney, SC Flint Hill Baptist Church Shelby Shelby Wayneco Enterprises, Inc. Community Baptist Church First Baptist Church Wayne, PA Dallas Florence Baptist Church Cherryville Forest City Wellington Hamrick, Inc. Double Shoals Baptist Church First Baptist Church Boiling Springs Lawndale Foreign Mission Board Forest City Richmond, VA Wesson Septic Tank Service Shelby Jersy Baptist Church Lexington Western Steer Family Steak House Kings Mountain Baptist Shelby Pleasant Grove Baptist Pastor’s Conference Shelby Whaley Carpet and Tile Shelby Long-Time Friend of Language Mission Board Raleigh Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Christian Service Jacksonville, FL Lattimore Baptist Church Organization Lattimore Wix Corp. Gastonia Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, located on Lawndale Baptist Church Highway 18 North in Shelby, has served as an Lawndale Young Motor Sales and active supporter of the Christian Service Leasing, Inc. Light Oak Baptist Church Shelby Organization since the early 1970s. Shelby The church, pastored by the Rev. Allan Zim’s Golf Shop, Inc. Mae Stroup Mission Action Barlow, became familiar with the Christian Service Elkin Group Organization through its interim pastor, Dr. Shelby Thurman Lewis. It is recognized as one of the Missionary Ridge Baptist Churches/ original supporters of the organization. Church Religious This year, Pleasant Grove Baptist endowed a Morganton scholarship far the Christian Service Organization Mount Vernon Baptist Church Organizations to further that support. The scholarship is part of Forest City the general scholarship pool of the organization. Baptist State Convention of Mulls Memorial Baptist North Carolina Church Cary Shelby Beaver Dam Baptist Church Double Springs Baptist First Baptist Church North Carolina State Shelby Greensboro Church Fireman’s Association Bethlehem Baptist Church Greenville Shelby First Baptist Church Jacksonville Dover Baptist Church King Oak Grove Baptist Church Bethlehem Baptist Church Kings Mountain Shelby First Baptist Church Kings Mountain Dudley Shoals Baptist Church Kings Mountain Piney Knob Baptist Church Boiling Springs Baptist Rutherfordton Granite Falls First Baptist Church Church Education Commission, SBC Morganton Pleasant Grove Baptist Boiling Springs Church Nashville, TN First Baptist Church Buffalo Baptist Church Shelby Emerywood Baptist Church Rutherfordton Blacksburg, SC Pleasant Home Baptist Church High Point First Baptist Church Camp’s Creek Baptist Church Millers Creek Emmanuel Baptist Church Shelby Mooresboro Charlotte Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church Boiling Springs Rotary Club Junior Charity League of Shelby Shelby Bequests Boiling Springs Elementary The bequests listed below Prospect Baptist Church School Kings Mountain Woman’s represent the love and loyalty Mooresboro Club Burke County Charter of these individuals for Race Path Baptist Church Chapter ABWA Lake Lure Lioness Club Gardner-Webb College. We Ellenboro Cannon’s Ruritan Club Lamar Stingfield Music Club are grateful for the support Rich Fork Baptist Church they have given this Civitan Club of Shelby Lamar Club of Shelby Thomasville institution. Cleveland County Pilot Club Lions Club of Shelby Setzer Creek Baptist Church Lenoir Cleveland Memorial Hospital Maria Veg Wyatt Trust Estate of B.E. Morris Auxiliary Shoal Creek Baptist Church Mecklenburg Baptist Estate of Authur Raymond Shelby Crest High School Band Association Board, Inc. Pople in

T.E.L. Sunday School Class D Harrelson Memorial Mental Health Association of Estate of Edna Mack Cleveland County of Boiling Springs Baptist Scholarship Estate of Herman P. Jarvis Church Davie High School Mocksville Lions Club Boiling Springs Estate of Mae Cline Stroup Davis Hospital Alumnae North Carolina Amateur The Cross Road Baptist Estate of Iva Sperling Lee Association Sports Church Asheboro Dora Yarn Athletic and North Carolina Association In Honor Of Employee Assistance Club of Rescue and EMS, Inc. Theron Rankin Baptist Mr. Bill Beason Doran Athletic and Employee North Carolina Social Association Mr. and Mrs. Herman Best Assistance Club, Inc. Services Association Hickory Mr. and Mrs. Cline Borders Virginia Baptist General Doran Yam Athletic and North Carolina Special Dr. and Mrs. A.C. Bridges Board Employee Assistance Olympics Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bryant Richmond, VA Club, Inc. Ora Athletic and Employee Dr. Barbara Burkett Dr. Sue Camp Yadkin Baptist Church East Rutherford High School Assistance Club, Inc. Reverend and Mrs. Larry Statesville Epworth Children’s Home Parents Without Partners Carter Zion Hill Baptist Church Ester Athletic and Employee Piedmont Interstate Fair Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coates Leicester Assistance Club, Inc. Association Reverend Charles Freeman Zion Hill Baptist Church Mr. Robert Hendricks Four Seasons Civitan Club Pisgah Forest Lions Club Spartanburg Mr. Milton H. Loy Francis Higdon Scholarship Prince George Education Joshua Luckadoo Fund Association Mr. and Mrs. John Organizations McCulloch Gaston Memorial Hospital Rainbow Fund ABWA Mr. Hubert McSwain Auxiliary Rappahannock Woman’s Club William Parker Jr. Alpha Epsilon Chapter Gaston-Carolina Area Shelby Alumnae Chapter Reverend and Mrs. R. Ernest Alpha Delta Kappa Honor Chapter, National Delta Sorority Poston Sorority Association of Accountants Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sloan Shelby High School Alpha Mu Chapter — Delta Glaxo Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Norris Smith Kappa Gamma Shelby Kiwanis Club Sophia Smith Graham Memorial Fund Reverend and Mrs. Charles American Legion Auxiliary Social Security Employees Hickory Charter Chapter Stevens Activities Association Amissville Ruritan Club, Inc. ABWA Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Suttle Jr. Statesville Woman’s Club Dr. and Mrs. M. Christopher Beta Sigma Phi — All J & C Athletic and Employee White Chapters Assistance Club, Inc. Sunday Lunch Bunch of Shelby Boiling Springs Boy Scout James G.K. McClure Troop No. 117 Education and The Grand Chapter of North Development Fund Carolina Eastern Star In Memory Of Fay Crawley Richard F. Hord Alma R. Poston Rachel Crowder Forrest R. Hord Woodrow Powell Georgia S. Allen Margaret Crowder Ayfield Hoskins Milton H. Price Mrs. A.D. Allen Faye Crowe Art Huber Hubert Price Lawson W. Allen Bobby Curtis Forrest Hunt Jr. Lacy E. Price Corene Anthony Beatrice Davis Charles Ivester Adam C. Putnam James E. Austell Paul Davis Claude Ivester Clyde Putnam Mrs. J.H. Austell Thad Davis Ola Ivester Morris Putnam Lois Austin Verdie Dedmon Fumey James Caldwell Ragan Wray Austin Ruby Dills Robert Johnson Edna Ramsey C. D. Baldwin Jesse Dixon Roger Johnson Evelyn Reid Andrew E. Barton William Dixon Sr. Gabe F. Jolly Mary Roberts Marvin “Pete” Baugham Charles Dodson Gurden Jones Roy Roberts Bill Beason Charles I. Dover Mary H. Jones Geneva Short Joe Beckham Sr. June Durham James Kiger Deborah Shuford Louise Beeler William Eastman Virginia King Elon S maw ley Ruby Biggers William Edwards Harry L. Kiser Pamela B. Smith Gwendolyn Biggerstaff Evelyn Elks Betty LeVene Joe Snyder Vondal Bivins Vivian Ellis A. V. Lail Jessie S. Sowers Kate Blackburn Roy Ellison Sr. Jap Ledbetter David Spangler Corene Blanton Carl Eskridge Durham Ledbetter Eubert Spangler Mrs. M.D. Blanton Odus Falls Lee M. Stephen Harold Sperling Helen Bost Tilden Falls Jessie B. Lefler Susan B. Spivey John Brackett Pauline Ferrell Ollie Ligon Paul Stacy Gerald Brannon Nathan Floyd Ethel Linnens Courtney Stephenson Carolyn Branton Manley Forbes T. Max Linnens James Story Mont Bridges William Frost Margaret Long John Stowe Zaye Bridges Marion Fuller Eula Lowe Mrs. Georgia Stringfield Kenneth Brinkley Dr. R.L. Garrison Mrs. Macie Lowrance Mrs. Rush Stroup Malcolm Brown Mrs. Ernest Goalman Milton H. Loy Frances Suttle Thelma B. Brown Cecil Goode Everette Lutz Jack Taylor Ethel Brunnick Ethel Greene Edna Mack James H. Taylor D. P. Brutan Scoot Greene Margaret Mack Oksey Toney Henry Bryant Christopher Griffin Otto Matheny Guy F. Walker Pinkie T. Burke Horace Hammett John Mauney Jr. Broughton Walker Raymond S. Burke Adele Hamrick Macey Y. Mauney Yates Wall Earl W. Callahan Colin Hamrick John H. McBrayer Mittie Warlick Roy Cannon O.V. Hamrick Jr. William McGinnis Loy Weaver John R. Cantrell Walter Harrill Attie McIntyre William Y. Webb Dewey Carpenter Blanche Harris Jack Melton James Webber Huldah Carpenter Emmett Harris Kimberly Melton Joe Whisnant Minnie Carpenter Nora C. Harris Mrs. M.L. Miller Sr. Laura White Joey Carroll Ernest Hartley Rosley Mitchell Willard White A.E. Cartee Chester Hartzog Laura F. Mixson William White Nancy Castle Andro Hicks Mrs. O.Z. Morgan Atwood Whorton Jean Chandler Nicus A. Hicks B. E. Morris Margaret Williams M.L. Clark Thomas Hill Derrick Morrow Viola C. Williams Mrs. Beth Clark Jasper Hilley Bess Nash Boyd Wilson Charles Cloninger Reverend Charles R. Hinton Minnie Norman John Wilson Mary Cloninger George Hodge Mrs. Eddie Mae Osborne Mrs. Kenneth Wood Albert T. Wylie Hugh G. Conley Mrs. Tom Hogan Mrs. Janie Owens George Cook Jo Mill Holland Minnie Parker Billy Yates Dorcas Cornwell Mary Holland Lena Payseur Margie Yeomans John Cornwell Forrest Hood Willie Philbeck Cameron Craddock Carlos Hopper Evelyn S. Pierce Endowed_ Scholarships

Endowed scholarships have been a major source of financial aid for Jenny King Scholarship Fund literally thousands of students throughout Gardner-Webb’s 86-year Kings Mountain/Gardner-Webb College Scholarship history. L.V. Lee Family Memorial Scholarship Endowed scholarships are established by donors who wish for only the annual earnings from their invested contributions to be awarded LeGrand-Ware Memorial Scholarship as scholarship aid. This provides a permanent fund from which David and Winifred Herbert Lindsay Scholarship future students will benefit indefinitely. Randolph Martin Memorial Scholarship While scholarships are “fully endowed” when a fund reaches or exceeds $10,000, many donors choose to initiate scholarship funds Mr. and Mrs. B.S. Mauney Memorial Scholarship with lesser amounts, making additions to the funds until they Daniel W. and Bettye A. Moore Jr. Scholarship become fully endowed. Joe T. and Ellen B. Moore Sr. Scholarship We are grateful to the donors for their generosity in endowing the Robert Earle Morgan Scholarship following scholarship funds: Mr. and Mrs. M.A. (Brick) Morris Scholarship General Academic Endowed Professor and Mrs. M.A. Moseley Jr. Memorial Scholarship Scholarships Porter Brothers, Inc. Scholarship Minnie Connor Poston Memorial Scholarship Clarence N. Peeler Andrews Memorial Scholarship Thomas P. Pruitt Sr. Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Berry Scholarship Fund S.S. Royster Memorial Scholarship C.L. Beam Memorial Scholarship D.W. Royster Sr. Memorial Scholarship Minerva C. Bland Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Ray Small Academic Scholarship George and Ida Wood Blanton Scholarship Elon and Etheleen M. Smawley Scholarship T.F. and Rhea Bridges Scholarship C.R. and Elizabeth Spangler Scholarship George Henry and Martha Jane Brittain Memorial Scholarship Earl W. and Evelyn H. Spangler Practical Leadership Development Ensign Ronald Franklin Carpenter Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Cora C. Costner Memorial Scholarship The Eloise and Pat Spangler Scholarship Fund Mary Lide Doggett Memorial Scholarship Everett G. and Vera L. Spurling Scholarship Clyde J. Dotson Scholarship J.P. Stevens and Company Scholarship J.R. Dover Jr. Memorial Scholarship George Edward Sweet Memorial Scholarship Catherine Cline Falls and John Zimini Falls Jr. Memorial Annie Mae Miller Walker Scholarship Scholarship Lee B. Weathers Scholarship Gardner-Webb College Teacher Education Scholarship Margaret Young Memorial Scholarship Virgil M. Hailey Scholarship Hamnck-Perry Memorial Scholarship Business Endowed Scholarships Earle A. and Adele G. Hamrick Sr. Memorial Scholarship Belk/Ellis Business Scholarship O.P. Hamrick Scholarship Fund First Union National Bank Scholarship for the Broyhill School of W. Shirley Haynie Memorial Scholarship Management

James A. and Hazel B. Hodge Memorial Scholarship Ray Webb Lutz/Texaco Scholarship

Jack Hunt Scholarship Fund Clyde L. Stutts Memorial Business Scholarship

Herman P. and Pearl Jarvis Scholarship William Y. Webb Business Scholarship Z.W. and Carl E. Jolley Memorial Scholarship

Garrie L. Kendrick Memorial Scholarship Nursing Endowed Scholarships Race Path Baptist Church Ministerial Scholarship M.E. Shell Ministerial Scholarship Joseph H. and Carolyn C. Carroll III Nursing Scholarship Donald Ervin and Betty Morris Smith Ministerial Scholarship Robert R. and Jessie I. Forney Nursing Scholarship Reverend and Mrs. H.M. Stroup Memorial Ministerial Scholarship Albert D. Raines Memorial Nursing Scholarship Ernest Julian Webb Memorial Nursing Scholarship Athletic Endowed Scholarships Fine Arts and Performing Arts Garland H. Allen Golf Scholarship M. Hairy and Pam Garrity Athletic Scholarship

Endowed Scholarships Florence Hamrick and Roland M. Hamrick Scholarship

C. A. Brittain Memorial Music Scholarship Thomas B. Hamrick Scholarship

Etta M. Elliott Memorial Music Scholarship Trela R. Hendrix Sr. Basketball Scholarship

W.H. Hudson Scholarship J.L. and Sara McFarland Suttle Jr. Tennis Scholarship

Max and Mary Padgett Music Scholarship Victor Bulldog Scholarship

Spangler Music Scholarship M. Christopher and Linda F. White Scholarship

Paris Leland and Donnis Gold Yelton Golf Scholarship Handicapped Student Endowed Scholarships The Christian Service Organization The Christian Service Organization is a special endowed William P. and Wilene C. Davis Scholarship for Hearing Impaired scholarship fund which provides financial support to students who Students are preparing for vocational Christian service. Organized in 1971, Dr. George T. Noel Memorial Fund for Visually Impaired Students the endowment has grown to $655,595.

Marylene Noel Scholarship for Handicapped Students Within this larger fund are individual endowed scholarship funds, established by interested donors. Christian Service Organization Charles L. Sigmon Memorial Scholarship for Visually Impaired scholarships are “fully endowed” when the total contributions to the Students fund reach or exceed $10,000. Many donors establish funds and Nancy Hope Willis Scholarship make additions to the fund until it is fully endowed.

The Christian Service Organization is governed by its own Board of Ministerial Endowed Scholarships Directors which interviews each scholarship recipient and recommends awards. Donors who establish endowment funds Lena Niven Ayers Memorial Christian Vocation Scholarship within this organization express their commitment to assisting D. Harding Caldwell Memorial Ministerial Scholarship students in the high calling of the Christian ministiy.

Beulah Rimmer Craig Scholarship

Florence Baptist Church Scholarship Endowed Christian Service

Gaston Memorial Education Fund Organization Scholarships

Willie D. and Murleen G. Hall Ministerial Scholarship Fred L. and Sallie N. Abrams Memorial Scholarship

The Hardin Memorial Ministerial Scholarship * Clara Perry Angel Endowed Scholarship

A.D. and Ruth Park Harmon Memorial Ministerial Scholarship Hoyt G. and Meta Q. Bailey Memorial Scholarship

L. R. Harrill Memorial Ministerial Scholarship * Beaver Dam Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship

Clyde B. and Kathryn B. Little Ministerial Scholarship Herman and Margaret Best Scholarship

M. G. Martin Memorial Ministerial Scholarship * Bethlehem Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship

Huel E. May Memorial Ministerial Scholarship * Cline W. and Doris Borders Endowed Scholarship

Elizabeth Dudley Nolan Memorial Ministerial Scholarship * John R. Cantrell Memorial Endowed Scholarship * Cleo P. and James E. Chadwell Scholarship Dover Foundation Scholarships

* F. Glenn and Ray Cornwell Endowed Scholarship First Baptist Church of Shelby Scholarships

John Ed and Essie D. Davis Scholarship A. J. Fletcher Foundation Scholarships

* Double Springs Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship FOCUS Scholarship

* W.E. Entrekin Endowed Scholarship S.C. Harrill Memorial Fund

Forrest and Jessica Feezor Memorial Scholarship Lattimore Baptist Church Scholarship

* Flint Hill Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship Edith Lutz Scholarship

* Freeman-Jones Endowed Scholarship Lilly Hoyle Lutz Music Scholarship

Clara Katherine Vickers Head Memorial Scholarship J. Ray Lutz Memorial Scholarship Russell L. Hinton Memorial Scholarship Wilma L. McCurdy Memorial Fund Scholarship

* Carl and Tyner Ivester Endowed Scholarship McCurry-Deck Scholarship

* Ruth Kiser Endowed Scholarship Presser Foundation Scholarships

* Robert Earle Morgan Endowed Scholarship D.A. Tedder Scholarship * William and Mabel Nolen Endowed Scholarship

* R. Thad Parsons El Endowed Scholarship Loan Funds

* Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship Countless students have benefitted from funds available in the form of educational loans which are repaid and made available to * Pleasant Home Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship students on a perpetual basis. Loan funds have been provided by * R E. and Bonnie Price Endowed Scholarship donors who wish to assist students through this avenue of financing their education. Mafney Richardson and Edward H. Sessom Scholarship

* James E. and Melba S. Robbins Endowed Scholarship Charles Andrews Foreign Language Loan Fund Hobart C. and Dorothy Y. Smith Endowed Scholarship Deck W. Andrews Loan Fund for Business Majors * Robert Kelly and Essie Louise C. Spake Endowed Scholarship The Dewitt and Alma B. Anthony Student Loan Fund * J.L. and Sara McFarland Suttle Jr. Scholarship C.B. Baker Loan Fund * Tri-City Concrete Company Endowed Scholarship Beaver Dam Baptist Church Fund * Bennett Walker Scholarship Boiling Springs Baptist Church Fund M. Christopher and Linda F. White Scholarship Branch Banking and Trust Loan Fund

J. Herbert Bridges Loan Fund * Indicates those scholarships endowed in 1990-91. W.B. and Louise P. Camp Fund

Annual Scholarships Beuna B- Carpenter Floral Loan Fund

A number of donors annually contribute funds to be awarded as Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ray Causby Loan Fund scholarships. These scholarships are a significant part of the Cleveland County Medical Society Student Loan Fund College’s financial aid program. We express appreciation to those who make this important form of aid available each year. R.I. Corbett Ministerial Loan Fund Coves Creek Baptist Church Loan Fund

Acteen Studiact Scholarships Melba Currie Student Loan Fund

Alpha Epsilon Recruitment Grant A.V. Dedmon Memorial Loan Fund

Boiling Springs Rotary Club Scholarship Hubert C. Dixon Mathematics Loan Fund

Mary Lou Causby Scholarship Elizabeth Extension Homemakers Club Loan Fund

Cleveland Memorial Hospital Scholarship P.L. Elliott Memorial Loan Fund Benefacts

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Elmore Loan Fund By Evans P. Whitaker

First Baptist Church of Shelby Loan Fund

Gastonia Altrusa Loan Fund In the wake of the Tax Reform Act of 1986, many charitably-minded individuals — and their advisers — have been Hattie Nix Gilliatt Memorial Loan Fund concerned about the alternative minimum tax, or WAMT”.

Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Goforth Loan Fund The reason is that the appreciation in donated assets must now Gold Loan Fund be counted as a “tax preference”.

Maty Hartwell Groves Loan Fund Too many tax preferences — whatever they might be in a particular situation — can cause the donor’s regular tax to fall Maiy Sue Anthony Hamrick Nursing Loan Fund below his or her AMT. When that happens, the AMT must be Asbury Carr and Jane Gardner Harrelson Loan Fund paid, because it is the higher tax.

Dr. C.H. Harrill Loan Fund The purpose of the AMT is to assure that no taxpayer with substantial income avoids income tax through the unlimited use Hendrix Batting Company Loan Fund of exclusions, deductions, credits and special methods of Marion Hinson Loan Fund accounting.

J.D. Huggins Memorial Loan Fund It turns out, however, that much of the concern about the AMT Joseph Henry Jones Memorial Loan Fund on the part of donors and their advisers is unnecessary. This can be shown with two graphs, which illustrate typical major gift G.W. and N.B. Kendrick Loan Fund situations.

Ada Harris Knowles Loan Fund Graph #\ is based on these assumptions:

Jimmy Ray Lail Memorial Loan Fund * The donor makes an outright gift of stock worth $100,000 to John Maclaren Lawrence Memorial Loan Fund Gardner-Webb, which she bought several years ago for $40,000.

Solon E. and Espie Watts Little Scholarship * The donor has regular itemized deductions equal to 15 percent of her adjusted gross income. L&R Oil Company Loan Fund * The donor has tax preferences, apart from her gift, equal to Logan Loan Fund five percent of her adjusted gross income. Wilma L. McCurdy Memorial Loan Fund As we see from Graph #1, the donor runs into the AMT only if David Pressley Memorial Loan Fund her adjusted gross income falls within the range of about $300,000 to $450,000. Printing and Packaging Loan Fund tax GRAPH H Roberts Loan Fund (000’s)

Schenck Loan Fund

Florence Seism Loan Fund

Shelby Kiwanis Club Loan Fund

Shelby Lions Club Loan Fund

Shelby Rotary Club Loan Fund

Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Stanback Loan Fund

Rush Stroup Loan Fund

Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Terrell Loan Fund

Tom and Clara Lee Withrow Loan Fund for Nursing Students

Tom Withrow Foundation Loan Fund

Mrs. Fields Young Sr. Loan Fund

0 It is only in this range that the donor’s regular tax with the Chart #2 shows the statistics underlying Graph #2. gift falls below her AMT. But even if the donor runs into the AMT, the tax savings she looses as a result are quite minimal — Atjpt&d RqpdarTax Regular Tax Tax Sa\ings Tax Scai/tgs only about $2000 at most. We can see that the regular tax the Gross Income Without Gjft With Gift AMT With Gift From Gift Lost to AMT donor would pay without making her gift to Gardner-Webb is $200,000 43,583 24,283 23,100 19,300 0 significantly higher at all income levels than the tax she pays $300,000 66,100 40,783 45,412 20,696 4,630 (regular or AMT) with the gift. $400,000 88,508 60,508 67,200 21,308 6,692 Chart #1 shows the “statistics” underlying Graph #1. $500,000 110,908 82,908 85,050 25,858 2,142

$600,000 133,308 105,300 102,900 28,000 0 Regular Tax Tax Savings Tax Savings Actuated Regiicr Tax $700,000 155,708 127,708 120,750 28,000 0 With Gift AMT With Gift From Gift Lost to AMT Gross Income WkhadGtft $800,000 178,108 150,108 138,600 28,000 0 $200,000 43,583 24,283 18,900 19,300 0 $300,000 66,100 40,783 25,325 25,325 0 $400,000 88,508 60,508 62,475 26,033 1,967 Note: Numbers shown are for the year of the gift. For AGI $500,000 110,908 82,908 80,850 28,000 0 below $333,334, a portion of the donor’s charitable deduction is carried over to the following year. Charts #1 and #2 do not $600,000 133,308 105,300 98,700 28,000 0 depict the donor’s tax picture for the following year, which will $700,000 155,708 127,708 116,550 28,000 0 depend on his or her deduction, preferences and income for that 28,000 0 $800,000 178,108 150,108 134,400 year.

If you have been considering a gift of an appreciated asset to Graph #2 is based on the same assumptions as Graph #1, Gardner-Webb but are concerned about the AMT, perhaps the except that the gift to Gardner-Webb is assumed to consist of AMT is not the problem it may appear to be. stock worth $100,000 that was purchased for $20,000 — a more Even if there is a significant AMT problem, the Office of highly appreciated asset. Estate Planning may be able to help you and your advisers find We see from Graph H2. that by making a gift of a more highly a way around it through creative gift planning. Our goal is to appreciated asset, the donor runs into more of a problem with help you accomplish your charitable goals, whatever they may the AMT. But, even in the region around $400,000 of adjusted be, even if Gardner-Webb is not your only interest. Our gross income, the tax savings lost to the AMT are only $6700 services are available witliou cost or obligation. and the donor is still saving over $21,000 in taxes, compared to Please call or write if you would like more information. not making her gift to Gardner-Webb.

TAX GRAPH #2 (000’s) S180h 1 = REGULAR TAX WITHOUT GIFT TO GWC The Web invites questions you may have on taxes, estate planning and giving strategies. Please address them to Evans P. Whitaker, Associate Vice President for College Relations.

Overlapping region represents tax savings lost to AMT Maximum loss of tax savings is about $6,700 at AGI of about $400,000.

o S200 $300 $400 S500 S600 $700 $800 ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME (000’s)

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Janelle Q. Young is now II CLASS OF 19851 | CLASS OF 19831 employed with Harbin Shipbuilding Engineering Institute in Harbin, Ron Lindler was one of five city Sandra Woodlief, a first grade Heilongjiang, Peoples Republic of executives named to the Honorary teacher at Central Elementary School China. Chairman’s Club for the Southern in Cherokee County, has been chosen National Bank in Hickory. Teacher of the Year for 1991. She and [CLASS OF 1987[ her husband, Jim, have two children, Rita Brigdes Quinn has been Brook and Tessie. Dewey Lusk has been appointed accepted into the graduate program at offensive coordinator and head football the University of South Carolina. She Susan Jones has been initiated coach at Emory and Henry College. is working toward a master’s degree in into the Greenville/Spartanburg He and his wife, Mily, reside in speech pathology. She is living in chapter of Phi Delta Kappa. She is a Bristol, Va. Columbia, S.C. special education teacher at Green Creek Elementary School. She is Lisa Mathis Courtney and her Phyllis Wilson Von Ebers and working on an educational specialist husband, Scott, are both graduates of her husband, Steve, moved to the degree in educational administration at Southern Baptist Theological Seattle, Wash., area in October 1989. the University of South Carolina. Seminary. They are currently living in Phyllis is employed in customer Webster, where she serves as associate service at Sage and is assistant to the Cindy Borders recently spoke to campus minister at Western Carolina music director at Central Kitsap the Kings Mountain Woman’s Club on University in Cullowhee. Scott is Presbyterian Church. the topic, “Teenage Pregnancies”. She pastor of Webster Baptist Church. is an active member of the American Keith Feather and Anna Heart Association, the American Clayton Slatton received the Thomasson Feather ’86 have moved Cancer Society and Child and Parent Master of Divinity degree from to Union, S.C. Anna is employed as Services and is a member of Southeastern Baptist Theological textile chemist for Cone Mills in Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Seminary May 11. He is serving as Carlisle, S.C. Keith is associate pastor Council. youth minister at Union Baptist of education and family life at Church in Rocky Mount. Tabernacle Baptist Church in Union. Craig Meadows is currently the Lydia Poston Sewell was named interim city manager of Mount Airy, Teacher of the Year for 1991 at where he is also finance director. He retired in Polkville Elementary School. She has C. Wayne Whitman and his wife, Melanie, have one June as captain with the Salibury also been elected secretary-treasurer of daughter, Ashley. Police Department. In January he was the Southern States Professional Rodeo elected president of the Rowan County II CLASS Of 1982] Association. Peace Officers Association. Sherri Williams Black and Jeff || CLASS OF 1986 Black ’84 are now living in Cowpens, j Jeff Carswell has been promoted S.C. Jeff has been called as pastor of Christopher S. Roberts has been to assistant vice president of Wachovia Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Cowpens. called as minister of music and Bank and Trust Company in They have two children, Adam, 6, and outreach at Chapel Grove Baptist Morganton, where he is branch Katie, 3. Church in Gastonia. He and his wife, manager of the Morganton West. He Janet, have one daughter, Tara and his wife, Janet, have a daughter | CLASS OF 1981 ] Elizabeth. and live in Morganton. Murray White was awarded the Anna Thomasson Feather and Jeff Black and Sherri Williams Paul Harris Fellow Award and Keith Feather ’85 have moved to Black ’82 are now living in Cowpens, Rotarian of the Year in his Triad Union, S.C. Anna is employed as S.C. Jeff has been called as pastor of Rotary Club. He is an accounting textile chemist for Cone Mills in Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Cowpens. executive and is vice president of Carlisle, S.C. Keith is associate pastor They have two children, Adam, 6, and Murray M. White, Inc. He and his wife, of education and family life at Katie, 3. Starla, live in High Point. Tabernacle Baptist Church in Union.

Page 14, The Web Malinda Fillingim was recently Janice W. Blanton and David K. nursing at Robeson Community ordained into the ministry by Blanton ’77 live in Thibodaux, College prior to moving to Lincolnton. Cornerstone Baptist Church in Camden, Louisiana, where David is minister of M CLASS OF 19751| S.C. She and her family are moving to education and youth at the University Louisville Ky., where her husband, Baptist Church and Janice is a second Sandra Johnson Gregory is David, will enter the Ph.D. program at grade teacher in the Assumption Parrish currently a kindergarten and first grade Southern Seminary. school system. teacher at Long Shoals Wesleyan School in Lincolnton. Her husband, Steve ’71, Mark M. Shore has been promoted H CLASS OF 19771 is a policeman with the Gaston County to assistant vice president by the BB&T Steve Crouse has accepted the Police Department in Gastonia and a board of directors in Wilson. Mark is a position of campus minister at North consultant with the North Carolina business services officer in Freemont. Greenville College, a South Carolina Baptist State Convention Church He and his wife, Vicki, have two Baptist school. Steve formerly served as Extension Department. They have three children. minister of music and youth at Mt. Zion children, Jennifer, 17, Andy, 15, and Mike Frazier has been called as Baptist Church in Hudson. Joy, 10. They live in Gastonia. associate pastor and minster of education David K. Blanton and Janice W. Joe Edwards has been called as and outreach at Sandy Plains Baptist Blanton ’78 live in Thibodaux, pastor of Christian Freedom Baptist Church in the Gaston Association. He Louisiana, where David is minister of Church in the Kings Mountain formerly served as pastor of First Baptist education and youth at the University Association. He previously served as Church in Bostic. Baptist Church and Janice is a second director of missions for the French I CLASS OF 19791 grade teacher in the Assumption Parrish Broad Association. school system. Royce Patrick Spangler Jr. has || CLASS OF 19731 joined Cleveland Equipment Company, 1 CLASS OF 19761 Melanie C. Ford was recently Inc. as an employee and stockholder and Debra Lee Bartlett is employed promoted to vice president of NCNB in member of the Board of Directors. He with the State of North Carolina Charlotte. She is an advisory business and his wife, Millie, and their daughter Division of Facility Services systems analyst in support services. She reside in Shelby. Certification Section. She is a R.N. is married to R. Leigh Ford. James Summey recently received facility survey consultant and was Denzil Adams recently retired as the doctor of ministry degree from recently promoted to team leader of one pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in the Columbia Theological Seminary. He is of the long-term care teams in Western Gaston Association due to medical pastor of Kerr Memorial Baptist Church North Carolina. She lives in Black disability. in Concord. Mountain. Ronald L. Brown was recently Susan Allen Elmore was recently Sandra Jill Haney Coy completed promoted to vice president of named Teacher of The Year in Kings her master’s in gerontology in transportation at Biggers Brothers Inc. in Mountain. She is a second grade teacher December, 1990. She has been stationed Charlotte. He and his wife, Debbie, at Bethware Elementary School. She and at Hahn Air Base in West Germany as a have two children, Keri, 15, and Adam, her husband, Tim, live in Kings military nurse with the United States Air 8. Mountain. Force. Her husband, Bob, is the logistics manager for the base hotel. II CLASS OF 1971 fl I CLASS OF 1978 | Sharon Saunders Starr and her Steve Andrew Gregory and Thomasine Fish White recently husband, Kevin, have recently moved to Sandra ’75 are currently living in received the First Union Ben Craig Lincoln ton, where Kevin is county Gastonia, where Steve is a Gaston Award for Outstanding Educators. First director of the Cooperative Extension County policeman and a consultant with Union presented her with a $1,000 Service for Lincoln County. Sharon the North Carolina Baptist State educational grant. She is a teacher in graduated from the University of North Convention Church Extension Caldwell County. Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Department. Sandra is a kindergarten Nursing in May 1990. She taught teacher at Long Shoals Wesleyan School

Page 15, The Web Passages Lumens Continued Reverend Linnens was in his heyday in the late ’50s and early ’60s. 11 CLASS OF 19911 He understood the mind set and the Michele Sheree Philemon and John Isaac Norman Jr.’89 were married June 1 needs of the postwar generation, and as at Gardner-Webb. Both the bride and bridegroom are students at Southern Baptist College Minister at Gardner-Webb Theological Seminary. They reside in Louisville, Ky. during the period 1958-1968, he had the Pamela Jo Morrow and Steven Edward Myers were married June 15 in Kings opportunity to help shape hundreds of Mountain. The bride is a first grade teacher at Fallston Elementary School and the lives. The big hit that he made with bridegroom is a police officer in the High Point Police Department. They are living college students is evidenced by the in Gastonia. dedication of the college yearbook in his honor in only his second year of and Roger Eric Grayson were married June 22 in Kings Suzanne Elain Bolin service. Themes such as “yearning,” Mountain. The bride is switchboard operator with Porter Brothers of Shelby. The “a sense mustness,” and “stretching the bridegroom is a mechanical draftsman at Machine Builders and Design of Shelby. soul” were woven into the fabric of his They are living in Shelby. sermons and repeated with such consistency that they were driven into Class Notes Continued the very marrow of one’s being. A man of his intellect and passion inevitably in Lincolnton. They have three managing associate with C.J. Harris became discouraged at times, but he children, Jennifer, 17, Andy, 15, and and Co., Inc. He lives in Wilkesboro. moved the congregation of Boiling Springs Baptist Church along the path Joy, 10. They live in Gastonia. FtLASS OF 19651 of responsible ministry to human and Jackie Hamilton McClug and Clota Martina Henson DeNoville social needs. His presence and his mark Eletha Novella McClug live in Athens, and her husband, Ron, five in Atlanta. are permanently etched in the church’s Ga., where they serve as home Clota is a housewife and her husband ministry. missionaries with the Home Mission works with Crawford and Company. Board of the Southern Baptist Church. Keen psychological insights and Jackie is director and Novella is [[CLASS OF 1962|| years of counseling troubled souls enabled Max Linnens to anticipate some associate director for the Sarepta Baptist Bernard S. Harvey has been of the most difficult problems of the Association of Missions Ministries. The promoted to divisional vice president of day. For example, he began preaching two have served the past 11 years in manufacturing by Parkdale Mills, Inc., earnestly about child abuse years before Arizona. where he has been employed 13 years. it became a national issue. He also He is married to Sylvia Cash Harvey II CLASS OF 19671 spoke out boldly on race relations and and they live in Gastonia. Paula Jones Harkey is a women’s rights in the church when commercial insurance rater with those issues still aroused violent controversy in Baptist life. On many of Employers Mutual Insurance Co. She William Harold Wilson completed these issues Baptists caught up with also serves as a GA leader at Green 20 years as pastor of Canaan Baptist him, but on many others his visionary Memorial Baptist Church. She has a Church in Spartanburg, S.C. in August. plans are still unfulfilled. He got neither son who is a junior at the University of He and his wife, Jean, have purchased a the “Baptist Holy Angels’ Nursery” nor North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She home in Spartanburg. resides in Charlotte. the church-sponsored retirement home [CLASS (OF 19571| that he so deeply coveted. | CLASS OF 19661| Harris W. Divine recently His vision of the local church’s role Ridnard Co Foy has been awarded retired from Florence District Schools leaves us with much to contemplate, but the designation of Certified Business in South Carolina after 31 years of we can thank God that he permitted this Intermediary by the International classroom teaching. He and his wife, strong, sensitive pastor to be in our Business Brokers Association. He is a Doris, live in Timmsville, S.C. U midst for so many years.

— Dr. Gilmer Blackburn 11

Page 16, The Web Passages Continued Gary Keith Varner and Dawn James L. Anderson and Lisa Cherryville. The bride is an account Michelle Hamrick ’90 were married in Rochester Turner were married June 15 manager for Carolina Freight Carriers July in Shelby. The bride is a first grade in Gatlinburg, Tenn. The bridegroom is a Corp. They live in Cherryville. teacher at Township Three Elementary football and strength coach at School in Cleveland County. The Gardner-Webb College. The bride is || CLASS OF 1988 1 bridegroom is employed with Wellington employed by Stouffer’s. They live in Burt Lee Wilson and Julia Charity Hamrick Inc. They live in Shelby. Pacolet, S.C. McArver were married June 22. The bridegroom is sports editor with The James Russell “Butch” Wilson Jr. 1 CLASS OF 1990 1 Greer Citizen and the bride is a math and Alison Denise Kemp were married Kammie Kay McPherson and Paul teacher at Mauldin High School. They April 6. The bridegroom is employed by Douglas Monk were married June 15 in live in Greer, S.C. Brian Center Management Corp. in Gastonia. The bride is employed with Hickory as financial analyst. The bride is Deborah Leigh Steadman and Paul Gaston County Schools and the also employed there as chief estimator. Thomas Vergnetti were married June 1 in bridegroom is a supervisor for the They live in Hickory. Charlotte. The bride is a lab technician recreation center of Mount Holly. They with Hoechst Celanese Corp. in live in Gastonia. Laura Regina Rogers and 1st Lt. Charlotte. The bridegroom is a radar Jeffrey Hewett Moore were married June R. Shawn Lewis and Pamela Dawn technician with the Federal Aviation 15 in Weaverville. The bride is a Jestes were married June 15 in Boone. Administration at Douglas Airport. They computer, economics and math teacher at The bridegroom is employed as special live in Charlotte, N.C. Temple Baptist School in Asheville. The projects editor of The Shelby Star and the bridegroom is an electronic warfare Raymond Scott Creel and Denise bride is a senior at Gardner-Webb. They officer flying on the B-52G and is a Coulter were married in April. The live in Boiling Springs, N.C. veteran of Desert Storm in the Persian bridegroom is a manager at Pic & Pay Jim Grkman and Alisha J. Gulf. Shoes. The bride is a teaching assistant in Meacham were married April 13 in the Catawba County schools. They live in Sharon Stott and Keith Gilliland Salisbury. They live in Salisbury. Newton. were married April 20. The bride is a Dawn Michelle Hamrick and Gary customer service representative with J.M. Randal Richard Hoover and Angela Keith Varner ’91 were married in July in Smith Corp. in Spartanburg, S.C. The Christine Jarrell were married April 20 in Shelby. The bride is a first grade teacher bridegroom is a salesman with Mack Millboro. The bridegroom is employed at Township Three Elementary School in Fulbright Distributing Co. in with Old Stone Bank in High Point. The Cleveland County. The bridegroom is Spartanburg. They live in Campobello, bride is employed with Steven D. employed with Wellington Hamrick Inc. S.C. Scarboro, CPA in Asheboro. The live in They live in Shelby. Sophia. Joyce Elaine Brady and Randal Lee Lisa Annette Noah and Timothy Abernathy were married April 7 in Alexander Ellis Sheek and Melinda Wayne Gwaltney were recently married Rhodhiss. The bride is employed by Beth Hendrix were married April 20 in in Gatlinburg, Term. The bride is Walder Construction Co. in Hickory. The Mocksville. The bridegroom is a senior employed with the district attorney’s bridegroom is employed by Merchants programmer for Alan Professional office in Lexington. The bridegroom is a Distributors Inc. in Hickory. They live in Computing Inc. in Winston-Salem. The plant bacteriologist with Davidson Water. Granite Falls. bride is a media operations assistant for They are living in Lexington. Long Haymes & Carr Inc. in Maria Ann Moore and Kenneth Winston-Salem. They live in Rick Morrow were married March 30 in [CLASSQF 1989 [ Winston-Salem. Caroleen. The bride is a teacher at John Isaac Norman Jr. and Cliffside Elementary School. The Michele Sheree Philemon ’91 were | CLASS OF 19871| bridegroom is employed with Farm married June 1 at Gardner-Webb. Both Rodney Keith Efller and Lisa Marie Bureau Insurance in McDowell County as the bride and bridegroom are students at Greer were married April 20 in Millers an insurance agent. They live in Marion. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Creek. The bridegroom is a field They live in Louisville, Ky. David Phillip Dnam and Lori serviceman for Tyson Foods Inc. in Leanne Phillips were married May 25 in Wilkesboro. The bride works in the

Page 17, The Web transportation department of Tyson and the bridegroom is employed with Try on. The bridegroom is a teacher at Foods. Forest City Tool Textron in Hickory. Cool Springs School in Forest City. The They live in Lawndale. bride is a cosmotologist with The Dwayne Clarke Duncan and Lisa Designer Salon in Spindale. They live Ann Guffey were married May 25 in Willard L. (Don) Donald Jr. and his in Rutherfordton. Rutherford ton. The bridegroom is wife, Catherine, have announced the birth employed by the New Cherokee of a son, Andrew Cline, Aug. 4, 1990. Kimberly Janee Winecoff and Corporation as a programmer/analyst. They live in Montgomeiy, Ala., where he Timothy Kavin Lackey were married May They live in Forest City. is employed as a computer programmer 18 in China Grove. The bride is an analyst. associate programmer/analyst with Mark Allyn Jordan and Leslie Barclays American Corp. The bridegroom Michele Smith were married April 20 in I CLASS OF 1985} is a systems developer with First Union Charlotte. The bridegroom is the Christian Mary Elizabeth Patterson and National Bank in Charlotte. They live in education director of Mallard Creek Michael Randolph Langley were married Charlotte. Presbyterian Church in Charlotte. The May 11 in Winston-Salem. The bride is bride is employed with the Iredell County working toward a master of divinity at || CLASS OF 19831 School System. They live in Mooresville. Southeastern Seminary. The bridegroom is Charles “Chuck” Todd Dickinson Lori Harr ill Hall and Jerry S. Hall a medical technologist at North Carolina married Lynn Marie Pike Dec. 16, 1990 in have announced the birth of a daughter, Baptist Hospital. They live in Keystone Heights, Fla. The bridegroom is Megan Elizabeth, Dec. 24, 1990. Lori is a Winston-Salem. a math teacher and varsity football and softball coach at Keystone Heights High social worker with Rutherford County Donna Sarratt Davenport and her School. The bride is a pediatric registered Department of Social Services and Jerry is husband, Joe, have announced the birth of nurse. They live in Keystone Heights. employed with Torrington in Spindale. a son, Zachary Taylor, Feb. 21. Donna is They live in Union Mills. employed as human resource Anthony Reid McCraw and | CLASS OF 19861 representative and Joe as an engineer with Elizabeth Ann Avery were married June Northern Telecom. They live in Raleigh. 22 in Gastonia. The bridegroom is Sherri Kepley Shaver and Jeff employed in the general services Shaver have announced the birth of a son, department of the Federal Reser/e Bank of Brandon Lee Shaver, May 20. Sherri is a Donna Ann Bright and Mark James Charlotte. The bride is a recruiting and registered nurse at Forsyth Memorial Elliott were married March 1 in compensation officer for First Home Hospital and Jeff is employed with Hoechst Charleston, S.C. The bride is a science Federal in Greensboro. They live in Celanese as a mechanical engineer. They teacher at Tri-Community School in Salisbury. live in Mocksville. Rutherford County. Mark is employed by James Thomas “Bo” Glenn and Jana and Mark the Rutherford County Schools County Teresa Carol Spicer P. Krug were married June 1 in Newton. Kenneth Karow were married April 27 in Office. They live in Spindale. The bridegroom is employed as student Charlotte. The bride is a nurse at Lou Ann Poston Scates, and her activities coordinator and director of Children’s Healthcare in Charlotte. The husband, Doug, have announced the birth alumni affairs at Catawba Valley bridegroom is employed by Quick-Rotan of a son, Andy Tyler, bom Jan. 16. Lou Community College. The bride is a Inc. as an applications engineer. They live Ann is associate registrar at professional storyteller and a teacher at in Charlotte. Gardner-Webb. Doug is employed by CVCC. They live in Newton. Duke Power’s McGuire Nuclear Station. Tina Renee Bean and Michael Anny Demese Wilson Sexton and Wayne Townsend were married in May in Eva Marlene Whittington and Michael R. Sexton have announced the Lenoir. The bride is a daycare teacher and Andrew Craig Self were married April 6 in birth of a daughter, Aym Denese, June 5. choir director at Calvary Baptist Church in Charlotte. The bride is an area Aym has a brother, Weston Eric, bom Newton. The bridegroom is a student at representative for the Fellowship of March 1990. Amy is a Clerk of Court with Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Christian Athletes. The bridegroom is an the Anderson Police Department. Michael They live in Louisville, Ky. attorney with Dea the rage & Myers, is employed with Wometco Food Service. Glenda Ann Johnson and Arvin Attorneys at Law. They live in They live in Anderson, S.C. Hopkinsville. Chris Childers were married June 22 in Janet “Gus” Bates Rogers and her Cleveland County. The bride is the director Robbie Dean Jenkins and Penny husband, Bryan, have announced the birth of nursing at Shelby Convalescent Center Elizabeth Tipton were married May 18 in of a son, Matthew Blake, March 30, 1990.

Page 18, The Web They also have a son, Jack, 3 1/2. They Dawn Renee Stowe and Mitchell Pamela is employed with Mecklenburg live in West Columbia, S.C. James Jareo IV were married April 13 in County Offices. They live in Belmont. Manhattan, N.Y. The bride is employed Debbie Montgomery Presnell and Len Keever and Cathy Bailey were with Signature Sales of Wycoff, N.J. The her husband, Alan, live in Weaverville. married July 20 in Indiana. The bridegroom is self-employed as a computer They have a daughter, Alexis. bridegroom is a student at Southern Baptist systems architect and programmer. They Theological Seminary. He seived as 1 CLASS OF 19821 live in Ramsey, N.J. interim pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church Donna Christenburg and David 1 Class of 1979) in Aurora, Ind., and was ordained in Franklin Moody were married June 22 in November 1989 by Penelope Baptist Deborah Boggs Putnam and Neil Charlotte. The bride is a biology teacher Church in Hickory. The bride is also a Johnson were married April 5. The bride is with Newton-Conover City Schools. The student at Southern. They live in employed with WBTW-TV 13. The bridegroom is employed as a processor Louisville, Ky. bridegroom is owner of Neil Johnson technician with Southern Bell. They live in Buick-GMC-Hydro Sports Boats. They Susan Morehead King and Donald Charlotte. live in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Richard Campbell were married April 21 Janet Snuggs Noblett and her in Spindale. The bride is a registered nurse David Carson Putnam Jr. and Fonda husband, Jerry, have announced the birth in the operating room at Rutherford Jill Thornburg were married June 15 in of a daughter, Elizabeth Garland, Feb. 13. Hospital. The bridegroom is employed Lincolnton. The bridegroom is employed Janet has recently been elected chairman of with Beam Chevrolet in Forest City. They with the Cleveland County School System. the Gaston/Lincoln Mental Health/Mental live in Rutherfordton. The bride is employed with the Lincoln Retardation/Substance Abuse Board. The County School System. They live in Randall Lee Alexander and Laura Jo Nobletts live in Gastonia. Shelby. Peoples were married March 23. The Lisa Karen Butler and Dr. William bridegroom is employed with Greensboro Sandra Kay Wilson Tripp and her Randall Harris IV were married June 29 in City Schools. They live in Greensboro. husband, Kenneth, have announced the Charlotte. The bride is a second grade birth of a son, Jordan David, May 24. teacher with Paw Creek Elementary | Class of 19751 Sandra is the assistant town clerk and tax School in Charlotte. The bridegroom is a David Drewery Dodd and Alyssa collector with the town of Weldon. resident in family practice with Carolina’s Ruth Hamrick were married May 18 in Kenneth is employed with Littleton Sales Medical Center in Charlotte. They live in Shelby. The bridegroom is employed by Co. They live in Weldon. Charlotte. the Cleveland County Communications James Terry Whisnant and Sharon Center. The bride is executive director of Class of 19811 Denise Teague were married in June in the Foster Grandparent Program. They live Benny Mossburg Fagan and Sucill Hickory. The bridegroom is employed at in Shelby. Zonnie Justice were married May 4 General Instrument Corp. They live in Sara Lutz Thomas and Charles Chesnee, S.C. The bridegroom is manager Hickory. David Tidwell were married April 27 in of Tire Country in Ellenboro. The bride is Shelby. The bride is a graduate from a sales representative at First Union Bank [class OF 1978 I Gardner-Webb. The bridegroom is a in Bostic. They live in Chesnee, S.C. Timothy Huntley Atkinson and wife, technical sales representative for Peggy, have announced the birth of a son, Stockhausen, Inc., of Greensboro. They I CLASS OF 19801 John Daniel, Feb. 28. Timothy is a live in Shelby. Sally Johnson Nordlinger and her chaplain in the United States Army, husband, Larry, have announced the birth stationed at Fort Leomard Wood, [class OF 19551 of dieir daughter, Lucy Claire, July 8, Missouri. He was recently promoted to the Janet Walker and Tom F. Foster 1990. The Nordlingers live in ranks of captain. Peggy is a homemaker. DVM were married March 25, 1990. Janet Hendersonville. They live in Fort Leamard Wood, Mo. served 20 years as director of Wilkes Mark Thomas Hoots and Sandra Daniel T. Beam and wife, Pamela, Developmental Day School in Wilkesboro Ingram Kiser were recently married. The have announced the birth of a daughter, before her marriage. They live in Concord. bridegroom is a computer operator for Meredith Lauren, May 17. They also have US Air. The bnde is a marketing planning a son, Jason, 5. Daniel is a national sales [DEATHS:! assistant for Sara Lee Hosiery. They reside manager with Nationwide Industries, Inc. James F. OehSer 971 died June 28 in Rural Hall. in Mooresville. H

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INAUGURAL CLASS INDUCTED INTO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

On Saturday, Sept. 14 the inaugural where he was head basketball coach class was inducted into the Holbrook from 1978-82 and compiled a record of Gardner-Webb Athletic Hall of Fame. From 1964 until 1978 65-44. His team finished runner-up in This class was representative of the rich Gardner-Webb Athletics and the name the Southern Conference one year and athletic tradition enjoyed by the College Eddie Holbrook were synonymous. made one trip to the NCAA since the early 1930s. Even today, to some Gardner-Webb tournament. In 1984, Holbrook entered faithful, this is still the case. During his the sporting goods business and has The official induction was held at a tenure at Gardner-Webb, Coach proven that he still has the winning formal morning ceremony, with the Holbrook served the College in many touch as his business has grown group presented at half-time of the capacities — Head Basketball Coach, tremendously. football game against Livingston Athletic Director, Coordinator of University. Development and Athletics, Director of Harris Plaques honoring each inductee will Summer Camps and Executive Director Norman Harris laid the foundation be placed in the newly created Hall of of the Bulldog Club. for much of Gardner-Webb’s athletic Fame Trophy Case in the Lutz-Yelton Holbrook was best known as the success. He first came to Convocation Center. man who built Gardner-Webb into a Gardner-Webb in 1949 as an assistant The Gardner-Webb personalities basketball power of national stature on football coach and head baseball coach, who were inducted included Eddie both the junior and senior college a position he held for 18 years. In 1952, Holbrook, former head basketball coach levels. His record at Gardner-Webb was he assumed the role of head football and athletic director; Norman Harris, an amazing 328 wins and 67 losses with coach, where he remained for 19 years. former football, baseball and basketball a 83.0 winning percentage. His senior Harris also served as head basketball coach; George Adams, All-American college record was 205-39 for a 84.0 coach for eight years during his tenure. basketball player who also holds many winning percentage; his junior college In 1956 he founded the original version school records; Chip Stuart, record 123-28 for a 81.5 winning of the Bulldog Club. All-American quarterback who also percentage. While at Gardner-Webb, his teams holds many school, South Atlantic Holbrook’s teams were known for won seven football conference Conference and NAIA passing records; an exciting brand of power basketball championships, seven baseball Zim Zimmerman, two-time and for producing All-American conference championships and one All-American golfer and member of players. Among the many outstanding basketball tournament championship. two national championship golf teams; players that played for Coach Holbrook He also served as athletic director from Dina Smith McClure, all-time were Artis Gilmore, George Adams, 1952-69 and was president of the Gardner-Webb scoring leader in John Drew, Dave Bormann and Jim Western North Carolina Athletic women’s basketball; Gary Robinson, Blanks. Conference in 1967 and 1968. In 1968, All-American baseball player; Zeno he celebrated his 100th football win at As Athletic Director, Holbrook led Wall, former three-sport star on Gardner-Webb. Gardner-Webb’s teams of the early Gardner-Webb into the world of senior An active member of the 1930s; Dr. Eugene Poston, former college competition. He was also the community while at the College, Harris president of Gardner-Webb College founder and director of the highly started the summer recreation program who oversaw the growth of the school successful Bulldog Basketball Camp and for Boiling Springs in 1956 and coached from junior to senior status and the many other sports camps. Holbrook was the Shelby and Cherryville American driving force behind much of a founding member of the present-day Legion Teams for nine years. In 1953, Gardner-Webb’s athletic success. Bulldog Club and served as its first Executive Director. He remains active his American Legion team finished in the Bulldog Club today. fourth in the nation.

After leaving Gardner-Webb, After leaving Gardner-Webb in Holbrook moved to Furman University, 1970, Harris remained active in

Page 20, The Web coaching and physical education until attempted (1638), field goals made his retirement in 1989. He coached (987), best field goal percentage (60.3) Zimmerman football and baseball at Titusville (Fla.) and rebounds average (14.4). Zim Zimmerman was a standout High School from 1970 until 1987, golfer for Gardner-Webb from 1973-77. serving as assistant football coach for Stuart Zimmerman was named All-American 16 years and head baseball coach for in 1975 and 1976 as well as All-District Chip Stuart is the most eight years. There, he also won two 26 in 1975. He played on the 1975 team recognizable player to ever play football district championships in baseball and that finished third in the nation as well at Gardner-Webb. He is the holder of participated in six district and two state as the 1976 and 1977 teams that won many school, South Atlantic football championships. Gardner-Webb’s only two national Conference, and NAIA passing records titles. He was a captain on both national Harris also coached Stan Musial and was a first team All-American in title teams. Semi-Pro baseball in Titusville for two 1982. years finishing third in the state one Zimmerman has remained active in Stuart holds Gardner-Webb single year and second the next. He taught golf since his days at Gardner-Webb. game records for passing yards (401), Physical Education, Health and Math at He is presently the golf professional at passes attempted (64), passes completed Titusville from 1970-89. Cedarbrook Country Club in Elkin, (32 on two occasions), TD passes (6) N.C. and president of Zim’s Golf Shop, and total offense (388 yards). He holds Adams Inc. He has been the host PGA school single season records TD passes professional and tournament coordinator George Adams is arguably the thrown (23 in 1982), most yards passing of five NAIA Collegiate golf greatest athlete ever to wear a (2,389 in 1982), most passes completed tournaments and has been elected to Gardner-Webb uniform. Adams was a (211 in 1982), best completion Class A membership to the Professional two-time first team NAIA All-American percentage (58.6 in 1982) and total Golfers’ Association of America. He basketball player and is the College’s offense (2,177 yards in 1982). This has been active in the Gardner-Webb all-time leading scorer and rebounder. outstanding player also holds Bulldog Club and is President of the Adams scored 2404 points in three Gardner-Webb career records for TD Surry County Gardner-Webb Alumni years of senior college competition and passes thrown (58), passing yards Association. pulled down 1113 rebounds in the same (7,455), passes completed (648), passes time period. His scoring average during attempted (1,170), completion this period was an amazing 31.2 points percentage (55.0) and total offensive McClure per game and his career rebound yards (6,984). Dina Smith McClure represents the women’s basketball program in the average was a whopping 14.4 per Stuart still holds South Atlantic inaugural class. Dina is the all-time game. If his junior college statistics are Conference single game records for leading scored in the College’s included in his totals, Adams scored passing attempts (64), most passing women’s basketball program with 2,031 2965 points for a 26.95 per game yards (401) and most TD passes (5). He points and ranks as the second all-time average and had over 1500 rebounds. holds single season SAC records for leading rebounder with 874 rebounds. Adams still holds many passing attempts (360), completions Mrs. McClure holds single game Gardner-Webb records in other (211), passing yards (2,389) and TD records for points scored (46 vs. Mars categories. He holds single game passes (23). He holds career SAC Hill), field goals attempted (39 vs. Mars records for points scored (57 vs. records for passing attempts (1,179), Hill), free throws attempted (19 vs. Voorhees), Field Goals Made (24 vs. completions (648), passing yards Barber-Scotia) and free throw Voorhees) and most rebounds (26 vs. (7,455), TD passes (58) and most percentage (100 % vs. Wofford). She Warren Wilson). He holds single season consecutive passes without an holds single season records for free records for scoring average (34.3, interception (172), which is also a throws attempted (183, 1984-85) and 1971-72), points scored (996, 1971-72), NAIA national record. free throws made (146, 1984-85). In field goals made (412, 1971-72), best After leaving Gardner-Webb, addition to her career point record, she field goal percentage (64.2, 1971-72), Stuart played professionally in Canada holds career records for most games most rebounds (407, 1971-72) and best and entered the high school coaching (94), field goals attempted (1,742), free rebound average (15.0, 1971-72). ranks. He is presently the Head throws attempted (594) and free throw Adams still holds career records, other Football Coach and Athletic Director at percentage (76.9). than total points and rebounds, for Irwin County High School in Ocilla, Ga. scoring average (31.2), field goals

Page 21, The Web Since leaving Gardner-Webb, Mrs. Wall was also an outstanding Gardner-Webb’s first class of McClure has been coaching high school defender, intercepting nine passes. He inductees are fine individuals who basketball. She began her career at Polk averaged 43 yards per punt on 51 punts represent many periods of Central High School and is presently in 1930 and also kicked one field goal. Gardner-Webb’s athletic history and a the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at He scored eight touchdowns and was wide variety of sports. Certainly, there East Rutherford High School. selected Outstanding Player in the are many others who will someday North Carolina Junior College deservingly be placed in the Hall of Robinson Conference. Fame. In fact, this induction may serve as a catalyst for many more Gary Robinson is Gardner-Webb’s After leaving Gardner-Webb, Wall nominations and inductions for years to only first team All-American baseball went on to Wake Forest University, come. Just as certain is the fact that player. He received this honor in 1975. where he was a standout on the 1930s Gardner-Webb will continue to produce teams. In 1974, Robinson was named first coaches and athletes worthy of such He remains an active athlete today team All-State by the Greensboro News notoriety. on the golf course. He has recorded 19 and Record, first team All-District 26, Three others were selected but not holes-in-one as golfer. Wall is first team All-Region and team Most able to attend. Their names will be employed with the Chamber of Valuable Player. He served as team released at a latter date, m Commerce in Gatlinburg, Tenn., where captain during the 1974 season. In one publication has referred to him as, 1975, Robinson was named All-District “the world’s biggest promoter of the 26 and All-State once again in addition to his All-American honors. His .466 City of Gatlinburg.” batting average in 1974 still stands as a Gardner-Webb single season record. Poston

Robinson is currently the head Behind every successful athletic baseball coach at the University of program there is an administration that North Carolina at Charlotte, where he is committed to supplying the resources has compiled a 280-244-3 record during and other support necessary for the last 10 years. He has coached five excellence. At Gardner-Webb College, teams to 30 or more wins and was the no other man typifies this statement 1984 Sun Belt Conference more than Dr. Eugene Poston. Poston led Gardner-Webb College through a Coach-of-the-Year. Robinson is also time of unparalleled growth as the noted as having coached four players College moved from junior to senior who have played in the major leagues, status, expanded its physical plant, three of them still active, and has expanded its academic programs and coached eight players that are still established an outstanding athletic active in the minor league system. Altogether, 34 of Robinson’s players tradition. have signed professional contracts in his Poston served Gardner-Webb as 10 years at UNC-C. President from 1961 to 1976. Upon his arrival in 1961 he immediately Wall established the “Decade of Advance” program. The goals of this program Zeno Wall was a standout on included increasing student-body size, a Gardner-Webb athletic teams of the larger faculty, a higher endowment, early 1930s. He lettered in football, accreditation as a senior college and basketball and baseball during his days several building projects, one of which at the College. He started at was a new football stadium. quarterback on the 1930 football team that won the North Carolina Junior College Football Championship and was selected as quarterback on the North Carolina Junior College All-Star Team.

Page 22, The Web GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1991-92 Date Opponent Site Time

Fri., Nov. 22 BELMONT ABBEY TIPOFF TOURNAMENT Belmont, NC 7:00 Sat., Nov. 23 (Belmont Abbey, Birmingham Southern, Coker, GWC) 7:00 Mon., Nov. 25 ROTARY DIXIE CLASSIC GWC 6:30 Tues., Nov. 26 (High Point, Newberry, Pfeiffer,GWC) 6:30 Wed., Dec. 4 Belmont Abbey GWC 7:30 Sat., Dec. 7 USC-Spartanburg Spartanburg, SC 7:30 GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1991-92 Date Opponent Site Tims Nov. 22-23 Alston Bridges Home TBA Tip-off Tournament GWC, Longwood College, North Georgia, USC Spartanburg Mon., Nov. 25 North Georgia Away 7:00 Wed., Nov. 27 Limestone Home 5:45 Mon., Dec. 2 Central Wesleyan Away 6:00 Wed., Dec. 4 Lincoln-Memorial Home 5:45 Sat., Dec. 7 USC Spartanburg Away 5:30 Sat., Dec. 14 Lincoln-Memorial Away 6:00 Robertson Named Head Volleyball-Softball Coach

Donna Robertson has been named in physical education from the College. Gardner-Webb person all the way with Head Volleyball and Softball Coach at She played volleyball, softball and a tremendous love for the College.” basketball during her collegiate career Gardner-Webb. Miss Robertson Miss Robertson said she is excited at Gardner-Webb. She lettered four replaces Beth Ralph, who has accepted about coming back to her alma mater. the position of Head Women’s years in volleyball and basketball as “I am very glad to be back at Basketball Coach and Softball Coach at well as earning three letters in softball. Gardner-Webb full-time,” she said, “As Piedmont College in Georgia. Robertson was twice named Most a student, it was always something that Improved Player on the volleyball team Miss Robertson previously served I wanted the chance to do. I hope to and as a senior received the “WE as Assistant Volleyball and Assistant continue the improvement in both our ONE” award for her team before self Softball Coach at Gardner-Webb from volleyball and softball programs. I approach to the game. As a senior she 1987-89. She also served as Assistant believe that we will become more and received the Team Contribution Award Volleyball and Assistant Softball Coach more competitive and eventually in softball. at East Rutherford High School in contend for championships.” In announcing Miss Robertson’s Forest City during the 1989-90 school Miss Robertson is native of year. appointment, Athletic Director Ozzie Charlotte. She played volleyball, McFarland said, “Donna will do an Miss Robertson is a 1987 graduate softball and basketball at South outstanding job with our volleyball and of Gardner-Webb with a degree in Mecklenburg High School, execution softball programs. She is a physical education and holds a master’s and grow into a more varied offense m

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Events 1991-92

Sept. 14, 2 p.m. . . .Home Oct. 30, 9:25 a.m. . Dover Theatre GWC vs. Livingston University Opera Theatre for area Public Schools Sept. 19, 8 p.m. . . .Dover Theatre Oct. 31, 8 p.m. . . .Dover Theatre Artist Series/Svetlana Opera Theatre/ Marriage of Figaro Belsky, Pianist Nov. 1, 8 p.m. . . .Dover Theatre Sept. 21, 2 p.m. . . .Home Opera Theatre/ Marriage of Figaro GWC vs. Newberry College Nov. 2, 8 p.m. . . . Dover Theatre Parents’ Weekend Opera Theatre/ Marriage of Figaro Sept. 28.Away Nov. 2.Away GWC vs. Lees McRae College GWC vs. Elon College Sept. 28, All day . .Gardner Hall Nov. 4, All day . . . Dover Theatre North Carolina Honors Choral Clinic/ John Haberlin Chorus Auditions Nov. 5, All day . . . Dover Theatre Oct. 3, 8 p.m.Dover Chapel Choral Clinic/ John Haberlin MALLARME Chamber Nov. 5, 8 p.m. . . . Dover Theatre Players Choral Clinic Concert/ John Haberlin Oct. 5 .Away Nov. 9, 2 p.m. . . .Home GWC vs. Wingate College GWC vs. Presbyterian College Oct. 6, 3 p.m.Dover Theatre Nov. 16 .Away Guest Recital/ GWC vs. Mars Hill College Robert Reynolds, Pianist Nov. 17, 3 p.m. . . .Dover Chapel Oct. 11, 9 p.m. . . .Paul Porter Arena Patricia Harrelson, Soprano Laser Light Show Nov. 21, 9:25 a.m. .Dover Chapel Oct. 11, 6:30.Dover Campus Center Departmental Student Recital Alumni Banquet Nov. 21, 8 p.m. . . .Dover Chapel Oct. 12, 2 p.m. . . .Home Recital/Joyce Wright/ Patricia Mayfield GWC vs. Lenoir-Rhyne College Nov. 26, 8 p.m. . . . Dover Theatre Homecoming Band Concert/ Stephen Plate, Conductor Oct. 15, 8 p.m. . . .Dover Chapel Nov. 27.At close of classes Artist Series/ Thanksgiving Break Browning/Gilchrest Dec. 2, 8 p.m. .... Dover Theatre Oct. 18..At close of classes Orchestra Concert Fall Break Stephen Plate, Conductor Oct. 19.Away Dec. 3, 8 p.m. .... Dover Theatre GWC vs. Catawba College Senior Recital/ Oct. 24, 9:25 a.m. .Gardner Hall Debra Langston, Soprano Departmental Student Recital Dec. 5, 7 p.m. .... Dover Theatre Oct. 26, 2 p.m. . . .Home Festival of Lights GWC vs. Carson-Newman College Dec. 13 . ..At dose of classes Christmas Break

Page 24, The Web DIMENSIONS of Christian Life:

The theme for the 1991-92 program is “DIMENSIONS of Christian Life: Knowing and Celebrating Our Heritage”. Programs have been planned to help teach what Christian traditions are represented by our students, faculty and staff and to introduce our Christian heritage to the students who come from other faiths.

The first-semester program schedule for DIMENSIONS follows

_Knowing and Celebrating Our Heritage September: November: 17 . . "Making Sense of Our Histories" . An Extra Presentation Dr. Gilmer Blackburn, German Requiem by Johannes Brahms Dean of Academic Affairs Combined Gardner-Webb Choirs, 9:25 a.m./10:25 a.m. KDT Dr. Phil Perrin, Conductor 24 . . "Christianity Expressed Through Art" 9:25 a.m./8 p.m. Ms. Susan Bell (DIMENSIONS credit available) 9:25 a.m./10:25 a.m. . "Religious Liberty" Dr. James Dunn, October: Executive Director 1 . . "The Scotch-Irish, Religion and the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs Battle of Kings Mountain" 9:25 a.m./10:25 a.m. KDT Dr. Bobby Moss, . "Being the Best of Who You Are" Retired Professor Mr. Ray Hardee, Admissions Counselor Limestone College 9:25 a.m. PPA 9:25 a.m./10:25 a.m. KDT . "Lottie Moon, Missionary Heroine" 8 . . "Life in the Middle of the Road" Ms. Freddie Neel Dr. Buddy Corbin, 9:25 a.m./10:25 a.m. KDT Pastor Boiling Springs Baptist Church December: 9:25 a.m./10:25 a.m. KDT 3 „ o Christmas Heritage 15 . . Biblical Inerrancy Crest, Kings Mountain High School Choirs Dr. David Dockery, Mr. Ken Brooks and Mr. Gene Baumgardner Baptist Sunday School Board Conductors 9:25 a.m. PPA 9:25 a.m.110:25 a.m. KDT 29 . . "The Unfettered Word" Dr. David Hughes, Pastor, First Baptist, Winston-Salem 9:25 a.m. PPA

Page 25, The Web Radio Station WGWG Broadcast Schedule

Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. . . General Motors/Detroit Symphony Orchestra 6:30 p.m. . . . "The Next 200 Years" (October through March) 8:00 p.m. . . . L’Orchestre Symphonic 10:30 p.m. . . "The Mind’s Eye" de Montreal Saturday: (through September) 11:30 a.m. . . "The Heart of the Story" Wednesday: (November and December) 6:30 p.m. . . . "The Environment Show" 7:30 p.m. . . "Radio Dialogue" 9:30 p.m. "Jazz Revisited" Thursday: 7:30 p.m. . . . "51 Percent" Sunday: 2:00 p.m. . . Canadian Opera Company Friday: 8:00 p.m. . . Amoco/Chicago 9:05 a.m. . . . "Amex Business Talk" Symphony Orchestra 7:05 p.m. . . . "Speaker’s Corner 9:00 p.m. . . United Airlines Presents with Roger Mudd" Mendelssohn Live 8:00 p.m. . . . Milwaukee Symphony OrchestraOre Radio station WGWG broadcasts 15 hours daily, from 8 (through September) a.m. until 11 p.m. The station broadcast from 88.3 Mhz (on the FM dial).

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