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

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Many inconspicuious jobs at Gard- ner-Webb are vital to the proper running of the school. Most stu- dents take for granted the duties of Mr. Leonard Allen, the bookstore manager. It ' s unlikely that much studying would take place if Mr. Allen didn ' t sell text books and other school supplies. In addition Mr. Horace Scruggs maintains the grounds of the campus and makes sure the keep off grass signs are up. The two doctors at Gardner- Webb, Gene Washburn and Wyan Washburn truly benefit the students through their medical services. Also Mrs. Shirley Washburn takes care of all phone calls to the cam- pus and Mr. Wayne Epiey aided in the enforcement of traffic viola- tions. M s atj ;, ' ' ' ' H Above: Sorry, no refunds, no exchanges. says Mr. Allen, GW bookstore manager Below: I ' m sorry, I can ' t seem to locate Dr. Poston right now, says Mrs. Washburn, GWs switchboard operator. Top Left: Mr. Scruggs helps to maintain a beautiful campus at Gardner-Webb. Above: Mr. Wayne EpIey acts as one of the maintenance assistants by enforcing parking regulations. Below: Dr. Gene Washburn and Dr. Wyan Washburn fought cold and flu epidemics giving students a healthier year. 24

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LIBRARY Above: Charles Dover presents the Gardner-Webb Library with its 50,000th book. Below: Alton Malone works hard getting his library ready for accreditation. k H ' - F ' A In a sincere effort to meet the needs of on-coming accreditation, tlie Dover Memorial Library effi- ciently served students with their academic needs. Sources for in- formation concerning past, pre- sent, and future events were pro- vided for students from the college and surrounding areas. Presiding over the administration of the li- brary is Mr. Alton Malone, head li- brarian. He is assisted by Miss Anne Sebastian. Other library workers include Mrs. Chatham, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. McGraw, and Mrs. Washburn. Pro- viding reference material, critical presentations, periodicals, and in- formation of personal interest, the library was in operation from 8:00 A.M. until 9:30 P.M. for student use. A new addition to the library and its services was the development of a curriculum laboratory. The labo- ratory is used as an aid in develop- ing skill for elementary education majors. The library also provides audio-visual equipment to be used for parallel assignments. Above: Aiding in maintaining a well-orga- nized library, Mrs. Sandifer served as a librarian. Left: li iss Sebastian checks out a book for a student-one of h er many du- ties as librarian. 23

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CHAPEL Above: Reverend Buddy Freeman supervises all chapel programs and diligently seeks to make each one more interesting. The chapel program of the college is under the supervision of Rev. Charles Freeman, campus minister. Endeavoring to provide spiritual and factual information and to in- form the students concerning aca- demics, and extra-curricular events, the chapel programs were held each week in the Bost Physi- cal Educational Building. Among those who delivered talks during the year were Dr. Poston, Sander Vanocur, and Mr. Arthur Smith. The Joyful Noise, the college choir and ensemble, and other students con- cerned with campus affairs also presided over programs. Special programs were set aside in order to better acquaint students with the upcoming accreditation plan for the four year program. ( Above: Reverend Freeman offers morning devotions in chapel. Right: The Joyful Noise which is composed of several tal- ented Gardner-Webb students, performs in chapel. 25