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Jill Sanders Reigned At Sweetheart Ball On February 13, 1968 Gardner-Webb students, who attend- ed the annual Sweetheart Ball, chose Jill Sanders of Durham, North Carolina as Sweetheart Queen. Her attendants were Susan Arrington of Charlotte, N. C, Jane Fite of Belmont, N. C, Marjorie Glenn of Boiling Springs, N. C, Vickie Jackson of Charlotte, N. C, and Shelia Warlick of Fallston, N. C. Another Gardner-Webb beauty chosen was the Rotoract Queen. The members of the Gardner-Webb Rotoract Club chose Miss Linda Raney of Morganton, N. C. to represent their organization. Linda Raney Rotaract Queen Jill Sanders Sweetheart Queen The attendants for Sweetheart Queen were: Shelia Warlick, Vickie Jackson, Susan Arlington, Majorie Glenn, and Jane Fite. 25
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GW Students Were Honored With Titles During the Christmas Season the student body chose Kelly Sanders of Cherokee, N. C. as GWC ' s Holiday Tournament Queen. Her two attendants were Cathy Edwards of Waynes- ville, N. C. and Carolyn Stone of Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. McGraw, Vice-President of Gradner-Webb, crowned Kelly Queen during the half-time activities of the DeKalb game. Another election by the student body came at homecoming with the selection of Joe College and Cathy Co-Ed who were Jerry Ruppe of Rutherfordton, N. C, and Dedee Pabst of Greenville, S. C, respectively. Jerry Ruppe Joe College Dedee Pabst Kathy Co-Ed Kelly Saunders Holiday Tournament Queen Cathy Edwards Carolyn Stone Attendants Ti...T.r-nw ma
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Renowned Pearl Buck Spoke at At GW The Distinguished Artist Series complements the cultural and academic phases of college life by providing music, drama, lectures, and creative arts. During these years of formal education, the G.W. student is encouraged to appreciate the values of the fine arts. The performance of Pearl S. Buck on November 19 was an unforgettable experience shared by all Gardner-Webb students. Miss Buck told of the tragic situation in Asia which captured the deep concern of her audience. In the area of music, the Series presented Dr. Gordon Myers, a baritone composer and Christopher Giles, a featured pianist from Wake Forest University. A one-man art show was presented by Dr. Calvin T. Smith, a physician-sculpturer from Greenville, S.C. The Drama Department presented an outstanding selection of plays this year. These include the comedy hit Barefoot in the Park, a moving one-act play entitled The Long Christmas Dinner, psychological drama, The Innocents, and a brilliant warm comedy. The Subject Was Roses. Dr. Poston applauds as Miss Pearl Buck concludes her speech to the GW student body. 26
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