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

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Freshman. Nancy Newlon is pon- dering what she has just learned Hell Smith uses her cane so she in class. knows where the curb is. One of the fastest walkers on cam- pus is Doug Armstrong. Donald Ball is out for a stroll around the campus. People 15

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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

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1 anieUf ec wte ca nfrd It is often said that no two people are alike. A look around Gardner- Webbs campus is proof. Gardner-Webb has many different kinds of people, people from varying coun- tries, states and towns, people with different tal- ents and interests, people with different attitudes and outlooks on life. They come to study sub- jects ranging from religion to physical education, from music to science, from En- glish to communications to business t o nursing and there is so much more. There are activities to acco- modate almost every inter- est: acting, singing, play- ing sports, climbing mountains, traveling, poli- tics, worshipping fellow- ship, even simply star-gaz- ing. The list is almost endless. The Webb is a place of variety, yet it takes all kinds to make this campus a colorful place to be edu- cated. Although the stu- dents may be different in their opinions and view- points, there is a sense of caring and trust among us that just cannot be found anywhere else. It is the va- riety that makes Gardner- Webb colorful, the com- mon fellowship that makes it special. Celina Faulkner adds a graceful Eric Barnes relaxes after a long touch to the GWC cheerleading day. squad. Is this how Rich Hardee normalh Since his class is boring, Mark plays tennis? Muller looks out of the window in time to have his picture taken. Why is Monk Ashley about to hit Ferry Bowens exercises by riding Roy Brinkley? ms b ' ke around campus. 16 People