Gardner Webb University - Web / Anchor Yearbook (Boiling Springs, NC)

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To be provided with the most modem equipment, the best books is not enough. There must be in the individual the determination to suc- ceed, to become better than what he is. Education is work.

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What is a college—a {dace of classes and lectures, labs and stndS ? Only this, a dullness of leading and listening: of tests and grades? N;--l ■ .: :; — :r ; : ; - : ;: ' - A place of striving and rea ching out, a tanning start on life or a nevr beguiling. ' --. ; -rri? ir-i i ' .—Li i:- :r:; i- :- mis rir:e fear J.;: ■ :v.r..-.-.r.r :- izi rr.il: :;b : ' .:.: ;: ' .-: ie : ' « : ; : :e • -. ' . :■; — -; -v.::,:-.!-. -.vi--:.-- :: v.;- — r.i A college is a place to grow. :: : ::if :: : : .;i ? :re •-■ ■ tz . •

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Here in a little sleepy town tucked away in the rolling foothills of Carolina a school that refused to die grows toward greatness. Drawing on the strength of a courageous heritage Gardner- Webb has taken the first vigorous strides of a vast program of expansion and improvement. Far left: A full moon lights the entrance arch, and the pathway to a cup of coffee. Above: Another men ' s dormitory was added to the college plant as the administration struggled to stay ahead of the demands placed upon Gardner- Webb. Left: This unusual night picture symbolizes the power of knowledge and wisdom to roll back the darkness of ignorance.