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

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Even though they have work to do. Carl Stokes and Wendy Guthrie Susan Ballard and Rodney Miller met a special friend at the B.S.U. spend time together. Fall Convention. ; fjkji s ar«l- | v ? l JjjMfa 1 mm 8? 1 - — Greg Marshall and Lori Meadows like to be together when they can. Robert Lawing enjoys walking his friend Karen Massie to class. Rusty Morrison keeps David Keim from covering his face while their picture is taken. People X3

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706at t a frUwct? College friendships are very special. For most of us entering college is a time of starting over. We have left behind our old friends and are besieged by a sea of new faces. Meeting new people and making new friends help ease the feel- ings of homesickness and loneliness. The friendships made in college often last a life- time, in business relation- ships, social ties, and even in marriage. Students treasure their friends and look forward to the time they share togeth- er. Going to movies, eating in the cafeteria, and just plain having fun is more enjoyable if you have someone to share it with. The dorms are always filled with laughter, music, and the sounds of people hav- ing a good time together. Friendships add color to our lives and give much pleasure to the things that we do. Carolyn Ekis and Rob Jones are happy that their classes are finally over for the day. Angie Moss and Mary Beth Searcy think that roommates are special friends. Friends do lots of things together like going to football games. Lydia Grainger and Kim Wise com- municate to each other using sign language. 12 People

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Ovenc wtitiy o 4tac e Special people populate the Gardner-Webb College campus. There are few more special than the hear- ing and visually impaired students. Every day they work hard at activities oth- er students call routine. Their accomplishments are often amazing. The excellent programs here draw students from all over the world. They are challenged to perform well in their classes even though they have to spend much more time on their studies than other stu- dents. Still they try their best to exceed the require- ments of their chosen major. Not only do they succeed in the academics of college life, but also in the other aspects of college life. They become leaders in the school. They help new students get off to a fresh start. These special people pull together and help each other through the rough times. They understand and truly care about each other. They are an inspira- tion to all the students at Gardner-Webb. They let others know that if they work hard together, any- thing is possible. Abby Babson has to work extra hard because of her school work and her job on campus. Scott Lawlor seems intent on get- ting to his next class on time. Even though she is loaded down with a heavy bag, Leslie Fairall is still smiling. IK » )le