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

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w ¥ ' ' = r r- tr- f .T y ' t ' r Tr-TrT T T)i f rT 7 T Tl ' N ' - ' i ' ' y ' TYT i ' rTn rTT jf .11,- ,ji j i J r3r ? DIRECTOR OF PROMOTION GW ' s Publicity and Public Relations Man -rr im ii!s: Mr. Alex Vauglin, the Director of Promotion, is directly responsible for aU of Gardner-Webb ' s publicity. All news releases, whether academic, spiritual, re- creational, or athletic, are under his supervision. It is up to Mr. Vauglm to make all arrangements for the press at college events, especially athletic programs. He is in charge of making arrangements for the broadcasting of basketball and distributes programs for these events. Mr. Vauglin also serves as the official photographer for the college. He super- vises the Pilot, the Catalogue, and the Anchor. Most of the pictures for these publications are taken by him or by members of his staff. Enough cannot be said for the dedica- tion this man represents. Encouragement and tact in frustrating situations are but two of the qualities of which Mr. Vaughn gives inexhaustibly. Surely no greater debt of gratitude is owed by so. many to someone so fine. Mr. Alex Vaughn ' s magnetic personality enables him to handle all situations with insight and an amazing sense of humor. ji Wik J Mrs. Rita Horton tries to keep up with Mr. Vaughn ' s continuous flow of pubUcity and news releases. ■-if «ii»vf ' tr ' r ' rHt ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ( ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ir ' 5rTrTr ' ' iM

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T-?f w n nw ffWf nfmnfww w wf! i«f Mn REGISTRAR, DEAN OF ADMISSION ' Greetings, Gardner-Webb Wants You! After having a bout with illness at the first of the year, Mr. Abrams returned to fill his position as Director of Admissions. The job of student procurement is a long and tedious task which requires an un- canny ability to tell whether or not a prospective student is the type of person that Gardner-Webb desires by merely reading an application. Another of Mr. Abram ' s duties is the organization and direction of visits to higli schools for the purpose of acquaint- ing students with our curriculum. His visits include summer assemblies, where his goal is that of upholding the idea of Christian education. In a most competent and responsible manner, Mr. Abrams is making his con- tribution in fulfilling Gardner-Webb ' s pur- pose -the developing of quality Christian students. Mrs. Hamrick advises a prospective transfer. Mr. Abrams, Dean of Admissions, processes thousands of applications each year. 19

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■SP WWI W ' ULJLSIJMI wffwfwe ww w BUSINESS OFFICE Mr. Charles Mack ' s position of business manager requires long and late hours in the negotiating of financial matters .... Mrs. Nita Leflcr, associate and secretary to the Business Manager, is concerned with the individual student ' s business transactions with the school. Handling All Financial Affairs within a Tight Budget Mr. Charles E. Mack, GW ' s financial wizard, does all of the college ' s purchas- ing and is directly responsible for it. He has responsibility over all maintenance and repairs, operation of the bookstore and of the cafeteria. Probably the most direct relation to the students is his assignment of scholarships to deserving students. His tasks range from office work to troubleshooter of the campus. It is his job to supervise the buildings and grounds of the college and, the ticket sales and operation of concessions at athletic contests. It is also his responsi- bility to conduct the inventories of student and college property. The position of Business Manager not only requires integrity and honesty, but a sense of responsibility that limits this job to a chosen few. Mrs. J. W. Hester is another important link in GWs financial, chain as she serves as secretary to both Mr. Mack and Mrs. LeHer. 21 ib j iixir iiMM -••■- -