Gaston College - Reveleer Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1972 volume:

1972 REVELEER Gaston College NEXT RIGHT Rise and look around you How it will astound you Outshines every star Every mountain, sea or shore And you can see from far and near A world you’ve never seen before You can see forever and evermore By : Alan Jay Lerner 4 6 'X V. mr 10 11 ✓ a 14 15 16 innimiin 17 13 m mm iWStite 19 Memories haunt the corridors, evoking and recalling the verb “remember,” nurtured by time and season. The ghosts of dawns once felt and sunsets known continue to paint the endless portrait of which we are but small specks, reflecting light and darkness of the word “gone.” 20 The empty rooms that were our old companions look as they did — silent yet speaking — more unheard than listened to. Faces of innocence and cynical security exist as in the former days, looking but never seeing. 21 I i I I I I ______Q__________ LANES 1-2-3 FACULTY STAFF � , 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. -1 XT DO NOT E JAtr or i£r ?rr r? Zrsm fo 7 4� Doctor Woodrow B. Sugg, President For us, the occasion of our “Showing to the Community” Gaston College is a warm and exciting one. Whether rain or shine, we’re confident that — in symbol — no clearer days may ever dawn for our Community than those on which people, seeking fulfillment and self-improvement by learning, enter Gaston College to gain knowledge, sharpen techniques, acquire skills. Lyrically, we offer you an inspirational challenge to “Rise and Look Around You” at this . . . Your College. Logically, we invite you to See It Like It is — Understand How It Serves — Share In What It Must Be. Sincerely, we appeal to your interest and concern and ask for your support. Happily, we remind you of the dividends in community well-being that follow. It’s unalterable as is the sequence of Day and Night - comprehensive education of individuals within a community J 'XUj EKHn Effiat • •:: TfkrKK� ■ « ‘v Sg.Wgg TJ.IIw� ♦ -' ♦ -—■— In Memory of: Mrs. Rebecca Miller Wells Carpenter People build bridges in order to escape from the islands created by their own sense of aloneness. These bridges are constructed in the dark of our own minds amid the isolation of our loneliness. Mrs. Carpenter, Director of Gaston College’s Learning Resources Center since its beginning, helped many of us to create our own beginnings by providing the light and constant caring so NEEDED to give us the courage to carry on. Any person who was so fortunate as to have known Mrs. Carpenter will attest to the fact that every book, film strip, magazine, and piece of equipment in the center was thought by her to be not her personal possession but rather on loan to her only until she could talk us into taking it into our own possession. By “owning” nothing, she had (and gave) all. 26 BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. Edward Stowe, Chairman Thomas A. Will, Vice Chairman Woodrow B. Sugg, Secretary Fred L. Smyre, Jr., Treasurer James H. Atkins Eugene A. Froneberger Earl T.Groves J. Bart Hall D. R. Mauney, Jr. Mrs. Bobbie Rowland Walter J. Newcomb Charles E. Zeigler Mr. William Craig 27 We dedicate: Mrs. Eleanor McArver “Knowledge gained is of no real worth Mr. Raymond Fuhrer There are in every institution of learning those individuals who with quiet competence make a superb contribution to the aca- demic process. Raymond A. Fuhrer, for twelve years Chairman of the Elec- trical Engineering Technology Department, has been in the fore- front of the effort to develop programs in engineering technology designed to bridge the educational gap between the craftsman and the graduate engineer. The success of his achievement is evidenced by the widespread demand for the graduating electrical technicians in industry and by ten years of accreditation by the Engineers’ Council for Professional Development. A mature, thoughtful man of learning and broad experience, Mr. Fuhrer has an enthusiasm for his subject and rapport with his students which create an atmosphere for educational excellence. With admiration and gratitude, we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Raymond Fuhrer. • • • An example of total sharing of both her knowledge and her self, Eleanor Moore McArver has been much more than a professor of English since she joined the Technical faculty in 1956. From representing her profession abroad under the auspices of the English-Speaking Union, to Filling in as cafeteria chef when the campus was snowed in, she has brought to all her endeavors those “plus” values which are the mark o£,a dedicated person. A woman in a man’s world of slide rules and drawing boards, Mrs. McArver has been a strong advocate of teaching the tech- nician as much eloquence as expertise in his chosen field, and numbers of students have returned to thank her for this emphasis. With respect and appreciation, we dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Eleanor McArver. 28 ■I until it becomes knowledge shared 9 V I 29 Dr. George S. McSwain, Jr. Dean of Instruction Dr. E. Michael Latta Dean of Continuing Education Ray L. Medford Director of Student Financial Aid and Recruiting 30 b David Lee Hunsucker Director of the Learning Resources Center Dr. Joseph L. Mills Dean of Academic Programs 1 32 P. Ray Lane Director of Business Affairs Robert M. Howard Dean of Evening Affairs and Public Information Officer Horaee L. Gine, Dean of Student Personnel Services Gyde H. Robinson, Dean of Technical Programs 33 James D. Rhyne, Fire Science Technology — Dennis Fred Perry, Media Specialist James Oliver Davis, Counselor Dr. Helen Carter, Counselor William Cole, Jr., Counselor Carl W. Heywood, Director Learning Laboratory Lincoln Center Mrs. Caroline Heywood, Director Learning Laboratory Gaston College Campus Pearlie M. Brown, Librarian 35 Frank E. Parker, Sr., Director of Continuing Education William Ne Helen H. Bryant, Counselor 36 Moffitt M. Fuller, Supervisory Development Training dmissions Officer Stanhope Lineberry, Law F.nforcement Training 37 Norma Leonard Jimmie Helen George Roland John Alexander Armstrong Babb Babington Ball Ball Barrow Berge Dexter Beam Benedict “No, I am not a Rabbi!” Larry Bland Robert Blanton Steven Bostian Pearlie Brown Helen Bryant Dean Burroughs Henry Cline Horace Lucille Cline Cogdell Judith Cole William Cole Creecy Copeland Patricia Costner Richard Crawford Frank Creech “Dog Tags!” ‘‘You don’t say!” 1 Claude Davis Kenneth Davis O. J. Davis Ann Dodgin Elizabeth Domenico Gwen Duarte Hugo Duarte Stuart Dunsmore Samuel Durrance Frances Emory William Farrell Joyce Fowler Sara Froneberger Raymond Fuhrer Moesteller Funderburke Lawrence Galant I have never been so insulted! Has this student been tested yet? Holmes Philip Galanti David Gentry John Goebel Linda Greenlee Carolyn Harmon Bruce Hartung Ernest Hester Carl Heywood Caroline Heywood Eric Hicks Linda Edith Howard 42 Paul Lundsford Helen Marvin Eleanor McArver Porter McAteer Ernest McDuffie Donald McGinnis Hawgs? Pigs? Instructors! Peggy McNair Harold McNeely Gary McSwain Robert Joseph Miller Mills George Rad Robert McSwain Medford Michael 43 Joseph Mitchell “Shine it up!” Janet Neal Jim Neely Julia Oates Marty Oates Billy Overman Delores Parker Frank Parker Hugh Peeler Dennis Perry James Petty Sam Phillips John Rankin Frances Raynor Lester Reavis J. V. Richardson Clyde Robinson George Robinson William Robinson Harry Runyon a f “What this line needs is a little color!” “What do you mean by a painful experience!” “Which way to the cuspidor?” Donald Russell Jeanelle Schultz Charles Setzer Kathy Shaw Joyce Shelton Paul Smith Jacob Stewart Margaret Stewart 4 Itelia Walker “Four and twenty black birds baked in a pie!” Barbara Street Nicholas Street Woodrow Sugg John Topp Bruce Trammell David Vance f: Ylia Walsh Charles Warren Peggy Warren Paul Robert Whippo Williams R. L. Willis 47 PROCEDURE: CHECK LIST ON BULLETIN BOARD TOR. FACULTY ADVISOR SIGN APPOINTMENT SHEET ON ADVISOR'S DOOR DAY OF APPOINTMENT: © PICK UP REGISTRATION PACKET FROM REGISTRAR'S OFFICE , CULTY ADVISORS OFFICE ©COMP’ ETE INFORMATION IN PACKET ©RETURN PACKET TO REGISTRAR'S OFFICE- r _ , S PAY FEE: NOV. 17 OR lp a REPORT'” Cl‘-'-.ESS A. IF TOUR MIME DOES NOT APPEAR C UST, REPORT TO ROOM A-IOfc 5 IF YOU ARE UNAELL TO KEEP THE APPOINTMENT VilTH THE FACULTY ADN1SOR, PLEASE NOTIFY TALULT ADVISOR IMMEDIATELY CHLRTER G 0 i S pporT Ho or Code MOTORCYCL E Classes, This is Gaston College, a two-year Community College in the State Educational Program, located in Dallas, North Carolina; owned and operated (with State assis- tance in certain phases) by citizens of Gaston County. Chartered in 1963, Gaston College is one of the few Community Colleges in the South approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and also with programs approved by the Engineers’ Council for Professional Development. As an educational institution in today’s world, our purpose is to teach all people of post high school age, regardless of background and capacity, what they want to learn; to enable each individual to reach his potential of learning and productive citizenship. In the accomplishment of our purpose, businesses, professions, indus- tries, together with government, cultural and social life of the community directly benefit. The character of education at Gaston College is comprehensive — learning for the adult who cannot read or write . . . for the high school dropout who will begin again . . . the technical worker, to expand or acquire skills . . . the high school graduate who wants to pursue his college program . . . the college graduate for further study in diversified fields. Gaston College meets the requirements of its purpose through four basic divisions of curriculum, programed currently as follows: College Parallel Division; Engineering Tech- nology Division; Vocational Education; and Adult and Continuing Education Division. C £' V —� - Library Data Processing General Studies Auto Mechanics Electronics Sociology Continuing Education Biology Sculpture Refrigeration Trigonometry Zoology English History Business Vocational Physics |PPpgBMPPVIV||a m?? Business Communications Speech Drafting Continuing Education Electrical Maintenance m::: I French Mathematics Zoology Ceramics Technical Mathematics Physics Audio-Visuals Learning Lab Breathalizer General Studies Literature Engineering Calculations Electronic Police Science Surveying Computer Science , ;• ■ Rookie School Geography Servicing Art Appreciation Music Appreciation Machines w-' ' i i .. 60 61 Sophomores Elizabeth Allmond Wanda Ammons Rosa Anderson Walter Anderson ♦ Charles Adams David Adams Lola Adams Ron Aldridge Mary Alexander Teresa Alexander Thomas Alexander Earle Allen Jane B. Allen 62 HST Sophomores Marvin Ballard, III James Barber Robert Barkley Thomas Barlowe 1 Regina Beach Aubey Beam Barbara Beam “We always get our man!” Fred Bell Michael Bell Terry Benson Jacqueline Bess Christy Black Clyde Blanton 63 Robert Blanton Samuel Blanton William Boling Charles Brooks Dewey Bryant, Jr. Barry Bumgardner Donald Bumgardner James Bumgardner Rita Butler Linda Byrd Howard Caldwell Lanny Caldwell Tim Caldwell Steven Boswell Larry Boyes Becky Bradshaw James Bradshaw Johnnie Bradshaw Pam Bradshaw Arthur Bralley Tina Brandon Andrew Brantley Billy Bridges Danny Bridges Wanda Brittain 64 Sop! Jacque Causby Michael Causby Donna Champion Joe Chapman Terri Chaney Kathy Chapman Gary Chastain Linda Chastain Jean Cheek “So they finally caught you?” William Caldwell Richard Cherry Rick Cherry Andy Chukwuma David Clemmer V Philip Campbell Robert Campbell Roy Campbell Thomas Canipe Janice Cannon John Cannon Michael Carpenter Dwight Carroll Larry Carroll 65 ores Shirley Clinton Robert Cloninger Larry Coble Vicki Collier v Linda Cooke Charlene Costner Richard Couch Gene Cox Marie Crawford Pat Cresawn Olin Crisp Carl Crisson Tim Cromer Gail Crosby Elizabeth Crowell Wayne Cumberlander Michael Dawley Michael Deason Celina Davis Joyce Davis lores .. . Bradshaw right over!” Jerry Deese Ramji Delvadia Dennis Denton Kenneth Denton David Devine Dayalal Dharsandia Robert Dixon Ronald Dixon Jeff Dobbins Raley Downing Rodney Draughon Steve Drum Daniel Duggan Julius Duncan Richard Dye Neil Dyson Larry Earls Mitchell Edwards I Larry Elmore Curtis England Sophomores “Up and down the halls!” Robert Ethridge John Eudy Patricia Faire Lennie Farmer Chantal Farrell Wanda Fewell Faye Finchum Tim Finger Gertrude Fisher Sandra Flanagon Edward Foster Jo Neill Fowler Sandy Fryer Timothy Gaddy Carolyn Galloway Tony Gantt George Gardner Larry Garland Robert Garrett Art Haney Alvin Garver Diane Hansell Margaret Gibson Mohammad Haq Allen Gilbert Sellers Hardee Bill Gillespie Nettie Gilreath Cary Glover Keith Goodson Roy Greene Steve Gregory Iris Grice Linda Griggs Harvey Groner Charles Groves Ronnie Haas Stephen Haithcock “Egad! A hippie!” Sophomores Zahld Hakim Vickie Hamrick Sophomores Michael Harrington Lynn Harris Aaron Harrison David Hathcock David Hawkins Debbie Heavner Paulette Hambree Faye Herndon James Hester William Heustess “That’s the way they do when they get your money ... Eric Hicks Larry Hicks Mick Hicks Frances High Lamar Hill Lawrence Hilliard Michael Hinsley Caren Hobbs Debra Hoffman Floyd Holcombe THE 70 Sophomores Alvin Holland Stephen Holland Paul Holman Thomas Honeycutt William Hooks Frank Hough III Delores Hovis Ed Hovis Thomas Howard David Howe ... Out! Out! Out! Jeffry Howell Junior Howell Claude Howie Carolyn Hoyle Jerry Hudson Daniel Huffman Donald Huffman Archie Huffstetler Kaye Huffstetler Stephen Huffstetler 71 Timothy Huffstetler Frank Huffstickler Susanne Huggins Patricia Hull Vicki Hull Sylvia Hullender Kathryn Hunter Madison Hunter Brenda Hutchinson Kenneth Hyleman Mary Ijames Albert James Randy Jenkins Anthony Jones Michael Jones Timothy Jones William Jones 111 Tim Jordon David Kafitz Marilyn Kale 72 Sophomores Patrick Kane Hasan Kasafe Charles Kay lor, Jr. Jacqueline Kee Teresa Keese Sanjay Khetani Thomas King Edward Kirgan Tom Kirksey Richard Lackey Barbara Lambert Debbie Lang Pam Laughridge Ollie Laughter Ronald Lay Melvin Leatherman Doyt Ledford Francis Ledford Robert Lennon Bill Leonhardt 73 Sophomores George Lewis James Lindsay John Lineberger Kenneth Lingerfelt Barry Lockman Sophomores Barbara Logan Allen Long Billy Long Ralph Long “Registration daze! William Long Yvonda Lopp Kathy Love Charlie Lowe, Jr. Eddie Lowe Glenn Lowrance, Jr. Earl Lynch, Jr. Kathy Lynn Marvin Lynn Linda McAbee D Paul McCoig 4 David McConnell, Jr. i “Paul’s, Eat your heart out!” Steven McCraney Joe McKinney Max McLean Sophomores Tommie McLeymore Gary McNair Wf: Mike McDaniel William McIntosh Glenda McKee James McNamara, Jr. Ardint Mabry Marvin Mauney Ann Malloch Clyde Marrow Nancy Mason Diane Mauney Boyd Mayhew Richard Maynard Charles Meares Michael Medlin Vasav Mehta Mary Merrill Elaine Miller O Julian Miller Ronald Miller Michael Minges Sophomores Jeff Howard Moody Moore John “A Cree Moore Gary Morris Paul Moss Aundrea Mull Mary Jo Mull Spears Mullen Darrell Murphy Hewell Murphy Robert Murray James Neely Billie Nichols Eddie Nixon Sandra Nixon Gary Nolen Beth Ormand David Owens Michael Owens ) 77 Sophomores Sopi Gorghan Patel Joitabhal Patel Kanaivalal Patel Prahladbhai Patel Rasik Patel David Peeler Gary Peeler Michael Peters Thomas Peterson Bobby Phillips Bobby Phillips John Pope Patricia Ann Pope Daniel Potts Jack Price Gene Putnam 78 Sopl (lores “Music to play caids by.” “Up against the wall. .. Gerald Putnam Janice Putnam Scott Qualls John Queen Linda Queen Timothy Queen Lloyd Quinn Beharrysingh Ragbir Donald Raines Roswell Ramseur Bobby Rankin David Rankin Norman Rash Jim Reavis Thomas Reavis Danny Reese 79 nores “Before!!!” 3 L - I ; o Jimmy Reynolds Kenneth Reynolds Millard Rhyne James Rice David Rick James Riley Jackie Rimmer Shelia Rinehart Cynthia Roberts Donald Roberts Brett Robinson Carolyn Robinson 80 Dan Reel Gene Reep Michael Reese Darrell Revels Mark Robinson Michael Robinson Michael Robinson Randy Robinson Sophomores a Rodney Robinson Tommy Robinson Michael Rogers Michael Rosser “You’re right! They did have hippies then. John Royster Ricky Rumfelt Robert Rumfelt Sam Rumfelt Catherine Ryan Robert Ryan Cynthia Sabettie Cathy Saunders James Savage Irene Schauer Ronald Schrum Frankie Scronce 81 Sophomores It seems to me I’ve seen that face before! “The Pay-Off!” Daniel Seufert Michael Shelby Michael Shipman Charles Shivers James Short Beverly Shumate Billy Shytle Charles Sigmon Mike Sigmon John Sikes Don Simmons Sandra Simmons Benny Simms David Simms Monica Skar Boyce Smith Soph Graham Smith Michael Smith Roger Smith Roy Smith Stephen Smith Robert Snow Michael Sosebee Selman Spann Stanley Spann Barre Spencer V David Spencer Lewis Spencer William Sprott David Spurrier Oscar Stalcup Eric Stenstrom lores Randy Summey Steve Summey Earl Swayney James Swayney Hugh Sykes Sophomores “The American tiiology!” Jack Tench Mike Terres Edward Thorn Johnny Tillman Landrum Trammell Libby Trott Glenn Trull Jeffrey Tucker Kenneth Turbyfill Jenny Turner Lee Turner John Varalli Sarge’s Place!” Sophomores P. Vathanasombati James Wagoner David Walker George Walker Michael Walker Lee Wallin Jimmy Ware Edward Wallace Kay Wallace David Warlick Gail Waters Virginia Watson David Wease James Wells Debbie White Don Whitener Sophi 86 Raymond Williams Tommy Willis Daniel Wilson John Wilson George Wright $ : _ m John Wright ) Larry Wright ft Norman Wright ' f rw 'w; h Ray Wilson Ronald Wilson “Whose tricks?” lores 38 I 89 Karen Abernathy Robert Absher Charlotte Adams Lynn Adams Michael Adams Paulette Adams Thomas Aderhold Elizabeth Aiken Albert Albright Eleen Alexander Gary Alexander J. H. Alexander Steve Alexander Arthur Allen David Allen Susan Allen Susan Anderson Anita Andrews John Andrews Earl Arledge Daniel Armstrong Michael Armstrong Michael Armstrong Janice Arrowood Larry Autry Vance Avery Samuel Baird Bob Baity Rachel Baity Andrew Baker Luther Baker Michael Baker Diane Baker Harold Baliles Roger Ballard Ronald Ballard Joan Ballenger Kemp Ballew Joan Barber Lorraine Barber Steve Barber Mike Barnes Ernest Barnes James Barnes Susan Barnes Wanda Battley Michael Baucom Lawrence Baxley Susan Baxter Virginia Bayliff Dennis Beam Jeanette Beam Mike Beam Jim Beard Ricky Beaver Terry Becton David Bell Rufus Bell Vincent Benfield David Benoy Freshmen Francis Berkley Gene Best Kyle Best Robert Bigger Barber Binder Bobby Black Marshall Black Larry Black Sherry Black Sherry Black Tina Blackburn George Blair Brenda Blake John Blake Frankie Blalock Brenda Blanton Jerry Blanton Joseph Blanton Michael Boheler Martin Boles Carl Bolin Anna Boling William Bonner Betty Bowen Charles Bowen James Bowen A '7 9EM3T Patricia Bowers Daniel Bowlin James Bowman Judy Boyd Anne Boyd William Boyd William Boyles Roxanne Boyter Glenda Bradley Lanny Bradley Larry Bradley Raymond Bradley Merv Grif show?” Coy Bradshaw Krista Bradshaw Hazel Branton Max Brewer Cynthia Bridges David Bridges 92 Douglas Bridges L. Bridges, Jr. Diana Brindle William Britt Beverly Brittain Dennis Brittain Dana Brooks Debra Brooks Amos Brown Gary Brown Jimmy Brown Kenneth Brown Ralph Brown Robert Brown Robin Brown Sandra Brown Tim Brown Richard Browne Pornography, Pornography Pam Bruchon Charles Bryson Glenda Bryson Charles Buchanan Eugene Buckley Kenneth Bullard ten 93 Bonnie Bumgardner Charles Bumgardner Lloyd Burger Woodrow Burgess Tommy Burns Neal Burton Glenda Bush Pat Bynum William Byrum Louis Cabe Mary Cabe James Calder Mayme Caldwell Phyllis Caldwell William Calhoun Barbara Camp Jerry Camp Patsy Camp “The Underground Press!” Perry Campbell Billy Canipe Tshenena Canipe Earvin Cannon Charles Cape William Cardin 94 Fres SH3 Andy Carpenter Judy Carpenter Pete Carpenter Ethel Carroll Jerry Carroll Eddie Carter lul!” Debra Chavis Chris Cherry David Childers Lee Childress Mike Chronister Chartes Church George Carter James Carter Sharon Carter Milton Cashion Margie Caudill Anthony Champion Joe Champion Susan Champion Dana Chapman Greg Chappell Shirley Charles Brenda Chastain en 95 “Student take-over!” Dianne Church Randy Clemmer Marie Clanton Sandra Clemmer Jerry Clark Christie Cline Kathy Clawson Charles Cloninger Andy Clemmer Robert Connell Elizabeth Clemmer Pamela Cooper James Clemmer Ronald Costner William Costner Debra Cowan Freida Coxey Joe Crisp Randy Crisp Gary Crotts Matt Crowley Steve Culbertson Brenda Cunningham Christine Cupp 96 Charles Charles Keith Deborah Curry Dameron Dangerfield Daniels Fred Garry Michael Ronald Davis Davis Davis Davis Joyce Danny Donald Daves Davis Davis Wanda Alma Gloria Davis Dea n Dellinger “Miss America! John Dellinger John Dellinger Larry Dellinger Larry Dellinger Manatosh Dey Tony Deyton 97 Freshmen Freshmen Sandra Judity Dixon Dole John Judy William Edge Edwards Edwards Cecil Douglas Thomas Dover Tim Dover Rhonda Dowman Lionel Draughon Danny Drye Van Dula Judith Duren Michael Dye Carol Eades William Eaker Roosevelt Earl Kathy Eberhart Tucker Edgar 98 rrf Kay Emmett Donnie Ensley David Eurey Darrell Faile Jack Faile Ronnie Faith Tony Falls Karen Faulk Robert Felmet Donald Ferguson Donald Fletcher Emily Flowers Kenneth Flowers Margie Floyd Zanda Ertzberger Howard Randy Darlene Faulkner Featherstone Felder William Bobby Susan Fewell Finchum Fite Geraldine Foard Donald Fore I 7 99 Ted Forner Charles Fowler James Fowler Jeanne Fowler Brenda Fox Pamela Fox James Franklin Thomas Freeland Johnnie Freeman Steve Friday Donald Froneberger Johnson Fulbright Boyd Gainey Mary Susan Gardin Garrison Joyce Madjiaba Geyer Ghassemi LawTence Futrell Charles Gaddis Tina Gibson Leon Gantt James Garver Sandra Gibby Richard Gilbert 100 Thomas Gillespie Wanda Glass Bobby Glenn Donna Glenn Ernest Glenn Kathy Lenora Anita Goble Goebel Goff Charles Eunicetene Goodwin Gordon Lolita Gordon Eric Greene Robert Greene Stanley Greene William Greene William Greer Dianne Grenier William Gribbins Robert Gribble Johnsie Grier Joe Grigg Kathy Grigg Ronnie Grigg Walter Griggs __ 101 Freshmen “His eyes aren’t green!” Marcia Grissop Tim Grooms David Guess David Guffey Pauline Gunter Timothy Hagans 102 Eddie Hall Leroy Hall Mitchell Hamacher James Hamilton J. B. Hamilton Tom Hamilton Phyllis Hamrick Debra Hamright Richard Hance Howard Hand Jean Hanks Edith Hannon Sandra Hansell Wayne Harkey Ann Harrill Pat Harrill Lindsay Harris Randy Harris Rebecca Harris Susan Harris Carl Harrison Rodger Harrison Ronnie Harrison Eugene Hartman Michael Hartman Gary Harvell William Haselden Steve Hastings Robert Hawkins Steven Hawley Ronnie Hayes Sylvia Haynes Kathy Heavner Patty Heavner Saundra Heavner Michael Hedgepeth Ervin Hedrick Douglas Helms Warren Helms William Helms Jacqueline Hembree Kathy Hendricks Johnnie Herndon Clarence Herron Ricky Hester David Hicks Ronnie Hicks Cathey Hill Ernest Hill Ernest Hill Loretta Hill Alfred Hoffman Henry Hoffman James Hoffman Johnnie Hogue Teresa Holbrooks Carolyn Holcombe William Holland William Hollar David Hollifield Virginia Hollis Jack Holmes James Holton Debbie Horne Larry Horton James Houlditch David Houser Emmett Houser Gary Houser Steve Houser Donald Hovis Keith Hovis Kathy Howard JT| “Hey, what’s going on over there?” Terry Howard Danny Howe John Howe Cathy Howell Jerry Howie Dennis Hoyle Fre Gary Athena Noah Lou Ann Larry Mike Hoyle Hudson Hudson Huffstetler Huggins Hull Ronald William Huss Hux John Hoyle Debbie Hudson Robby Ricky Hudspeth Huffstetler Lyn Hughes Kathy Huskey Susan Hutchins Phyllis Ingram “Through the stacks!” Jeff Isenhour Roger Isenhour Eugene Jackson George Jackson Larry jackson Michael Jackson Sammy Jamison Madeline Jimison Michael Lloyd Jimison Johnson Betty Mamie Johnson Johnson L V Ronald Johnson Robert Johnston Roy Johnson, Jr. Charles Jolley len Kenneth Jolley William Jolley Joyce Jolly Barbara Jones Becky Jimmy Johnny Charles Catherine Charle; Jones Jones Jones June Karassy Keator David Joan Sarah Vickie Steven Dale Jones Jones Jones Justice Kay Keeter Martha Keever Ronnie Keller Shirley Keller Wilton Kent Michael Killian Linda Kindschi William Kiser Charles Lackey Thomas Lackey Margaret Kennedy James Kilby Margaret Kelly Robert King William Kitchin Steve Lackey Luther Lail MM Stephen Landis Sidney Lanier Roger Laughridge Sidney Lawrence Stephen Laws Roger Lay Barbara Laye Vickie Leazer Samuel Ledbetter Beverly Ledford Denise Ledford Sherry Ledford William Ledford Allen Lee Daniel Lee Earon Leigh James Lewis James Lewis Janice Lewis Priscilla Lindsey Roger Lindsey Brady Lineberger Joel Lineberger June Lineberger Linda Lineberger Randy Lineberger James Little Jerry Lloyd Allison Lockman Lloyd Long William Long Bobbie Lowe Charles Lowe John Lowery William Loveland Norman Lowrance 106 Wesley Luckadoo David Lutz Gordon Lutz Bill Lyda Karen Lyles Rhonda Lyman Milton Lynch Sharon Lynn Randy Mace Brian Maness Charles Maples Steven Marshall Georgianna Martin Ronnie Martin James Mason Angela Mathis Frank Mathis Carol Mattero Kathy Mauney Yates Mauney John May William McAbee Charles McAlister Karen McAlister Russell McAlister Charles McArver Frank McArver, Jr Danny McBee Larry McCain Robert McCarter Brenda McClure Michael McClure Frank McCombs Gary McCotter James McCurry Jessie McGaha Joseph McGee Franklin McGinnas Boyd McLean Douglas McLean Charles McMahan Sarah McMahan Teresa McMillan Joyce McNabb Tommy McPhail Thomas McPherson James Medlin Michael Medlin Helen Meek Daniel Meier Andrew Melton, Jr. Beke Messer David Miller Jerry Miller Dennis Mitchell Jeffrey Mitchell Glenn Mitchum Terrell Mobley Nicholas Modinos Bayandor Moinian u I Deborah Newton Ronald Newton James Nichols Marvin Noles James Norkett Jerry Montgomery Barry Moore James Moore Sherry Moore Teddy Morgan Decosta Morris Jerry Morris David Morrison Charles Morrow Allen Moss Roberta Mull Terri Mullinax Ricky Murphy George Murray Saeed Naderi Nevert Nation Michael Neeley Vicky Neeley 107 Ronnie Norman Thomas Onsrud Marian Orr Daniel Overcash Lyn Owen Charles Owens Thomas Pack Bernadine Pagan Patricia Palmer Charles Parker John Parker Debbie Parrish William Parton Bhikhabhai Patel Liladhar Patel S. Patel Linwood Pattersen Randy Patterson Wayne Paul Larry Payne Rachel Payne Gladys Pearson Michael Pearson William Pearson William Pearson Kenneth Peeples “Loretta Lynn “Now hej Charles Pendleton Anthony Perkins Glenn Perkins Otis Perry Jasper Perryman Frieda Peters Robert Peterson Belinda Petty Evelyn Phillips Jan Phillips Patsy Phillips Deborah Pickelsimer William Piercy Edmund Pipes Bill Plampin Gloria Plonk Kenneth Polston Bobby Poole Jesse Pole Gerald Porter Richard Povlich Richard Powers David Presley Charles Pressley Johny Pressley Darrell Price Leslie Price Paul Price Randy Pritchett John Propst Kenneth Propst Steve Propst Cathy Punch Daryl Putnam Terry Putnam Ruth Queen Jane Quick Robert Quick Harold Rabb Thomas Raban “Bull’s eye!” Dante’s Inferno!” Donna Ramsey Lee Ramsey Marshall Ramsey Wayne Ramsey Rodger Rankin Joel Ransom David Rayfield John Rayfield Richard Redding Cathy Reep Charles Reep Paul Reep Willena Reeves James Reid Ronald Reid Dorothy Rendleman Ted Revels Gordon Reynolds John Rhodes Larry Rhodes Rhonda Rhodes Tracy Rhodes Pam Rhyne Ricky Rhyne Sharon Rhyne William Rhyne Debra Richard Donna Richard Jerry Richardson Nancy Robbins Freshmen Gary Robinson Michael Robinson Michael Robinson Roger Robinson Vickie Robinson Curtis Rogers William Rogers Chris Rosdahl David Rose Michael Rowe Bobby Ruff James Ruff Howard Russ Craig Ruthedge John Sadler Ronald Sadler Clyde Sanders Larry Saunders Robert Schier Edward Schronce David Schrum John Schwartz William Sclum Jimmy Scoggins Stephen Scott Judy Scruggs Thomas Seagle Tobey Self Beaufort Setzer Brenda Setzer 110 Marlene Sexton Van Sexton John Shaw Jim Shelton Judy Shepard Henry Shields f David Shipman Mason Shives Charles Shook James Shook Robert Shook Beth Shrum Curtis Shubert Debra Shuford “Inspiration?” Donald Shuford Pamela Sides Gloria Sigmen Roger Sigmon Roger Sikes Arlene Simmons Joe Simmons Ronald Simmons William Sisk Douglas Skipper Cecil Smith, Jr. David Smith Dwight Smith Gordon Smith Larry Smith Marvin Smith Mary Smith Nancy Smith Rossie Smith Thomas Smith David Spainhour Sue Spake Trudy Spake Charles Spearman Daniel Spearman Sheila Speer Harry Spencer Rhea Spencer Jon Springer Richard Spurlin Wanda Spurling Larry Stanford Gerald Starling Bobby Starnes Betty Stephens Linda Stewart 111 Bonnie Stewart Diane Stiles Parks Stiles Susan Stiles William Stiles Jesse Stinson Frances Stowe Rhonda Stowe Timothy Stowe Steve Stroud Anita Stroupe Ricky Stroupe Roger Stroupe Susan Stroupe Willie Stubblefield Richard Stuckey Jerry Stuman Roger Sturgis Barry Styers Charles Styers William Styers Mitchell Sudduth Doug Sullens Frank Summerlin Thomas Summey Timoth Summitt Pinkie Surratt Tommie Surratt Hartsell Sweatt Jann Talley William Talley Russell Tanner Samuel Tanner Charles Tarpley Richard Tate Joseph Taylor Jeannie Tester Larry Thaywick Judy Thomas „ Lonnie Thomas EuSene Turney Dorothy Thompson Jarrett Thompson Pamela Thompson Ronnie Thompson Jill Thornburg Larry Thornburg Smithey Uren Harold Thrift Arthur Tolbert Deloris Tolbert Sherri Trammell Bruce Trujillo Doyle Trull Donald Tucker Ronald Tucker Lisa Valentine Angela Turner John Turner John Turner Lewis Turner William Van Dresser, III Juanita Turner William Turner V (: Katrina Waddell John Waldrop, Jr. Allen Wall Larry Wall Evelyn Wallace Kenneth Walsh Brenda Walters Delores Waters Jack Watson Billy Watterson Debroah Weant Billy Webb Lawrence Welch Marvin Welch Joyce Weldon George West Betty Wheeler William Wheeler Edgar Whidden Terry Whitaker Barbara White Jimmy White Rickie White Rodrick White Susan Whitesides Faye Wiggins Mike Wilfong Dent Williams John Williams Larry Williams Michael Williams Roger Williams Jimmy Willis Michael Willis Rickie Willis Alvin Wilson Catherine Wilson Daniel Wilson Jamie Wilson James York Larry Wilson Michael Wilson Reese Wilson William Wilson Richard Wingard Thomas Wingate Steve York Bobby Wise Gary Wise Helen Withers Ervin Wood Robert Woodall Clinard Woods Victor Young Major Woods Dennis Wooten Jack Wooten Brenda Wright Homer Wright David Yarborough Sharon Yarborough Donald Yoder Larry Yoder ?J5pB� «(TOS8� «l«¥ •- -' u b Clubs William Cole, Gail Alexander, Mike Brown, Tim Phillips, Beth Ormand, Dwight Carroll, Cary Glover, Wanda Fewell, Floyd Holcome, Kenneth Denton. 124 Charles Groves, Editor Literary Magazine Delores Waters, Gail Barber, Debra Shuford, Anita Andrews, Albert James, Jenny Turner, Vicki Collier, David Gentry, Charlie Groves. Dinah Brindle Hugh Sikes Doyt Ledford Ken Wright Tony Denton Lynn Patterson Lynn Harris Leslie Price Tommy Andre Bill Caldwell Richard Cherry Richard Couch Gary Hardee Steve McCraney Mike Gimmerson Tommy Royster 126 S. M. E. Lennie Farmer, President Ricky Stroupe, Vice-President Angela Turner, Secretary Charles Setzer, Sponsor Elaine Stewart Dwight Carroll Danny McBee Mike Robinson Dan Adams Dan Reel, Jr. John Sikes Tim Queen Willow Sisk Christian Ethics ( I' i 127 Marty Oates, Advisor Elaine Bowen, President Roseann Boyter Marty Oates, Bennie Petty, Louvanne Huffstetler, Cathey Mauney, Franda McAllister, Diane Queen, Wanda Anthony. 128 Compass “Clui Pat Cresawn, Treasurer Beth Ormand, Representative Vice-President Roseann Boyter, Mary Alexander, Elaine Bowen, Barbara White, Pat Cresawn, Beth Ormond, Shirley Clinton. 129 Club the year” Student Government Richard Couch, President Patricia Faire, Secretary Lynn Harris, Treasurer 130 I s e n a t o r s j™ Melvin Lea therm an. Mihe D.wl.y, Ro„ Mi„„. Leslie Kenin SelCrb ‘“d ' D'bW' Sh“ted- “ A,be,, James, Mb,, Flos I Black Student Union David Walker, President Ronald Wilson, Vice-President Vaughan Meeks, Secretary Lola Adams, Treasurer Shirley Clinton, Margie Floyd, Mamie Johnson, Julian Miller, Linda Byrd, Marion Saunders, Darlene Felton, Ronald Wilson, Priscilla Lindsey, Ronald Michnax, Virginia Watson, Rawley Downing. 132 N AUDIOVISUAL materials here Frankie Henderson, Wanda Fewell, Jerome Rhodes, Susan Whitesides, John Eudy, Albert James, Dennis Perry, David Hunsucker, Pearlie Brown, Janet Neal. Albert James, Vice-President Frankie Henderson, Secretary-Treasurer Wanda Fewell, Representative I Learning Resources Center V 133 Richard Gilbert, Robin Brown, Jenny Turner, Annette Gordon, Stephen Laws, John Turner, Paul Whippo, advisor; Jerri Foard, Bob Bigger, Gail Alexander, Ralph Brown, Larry Smith, Mary Vasichek, Judy Scruggs. Ecology Ralph Brown, President Gail Alexander, Vice-President Jenny Turner, Secretary Paul Whippo, Advisor 134 K. D. Patel Hasan Kasaie D. V. Patel Vasau Mehta P. S. Patel R. C. Patel Nader Sehat H. G. Patel N. L. Suthar G. Patel M. S. Patel Mohammad E. Feraghat Saied Naderi International Moham Mohagheghzadeh, President M. P. Patel, Vice-President Baindor Moenian, Secretary J. S. Dave, Representative R. A. Keck, Advisor 135 Rick Lanier Wayne Cumberlander Ken Denton Carol Bolin Tommy Andre Mike Jackson Jeff Tucker, President Milt Morgan, Vice-President Tommy Royster, Secretary Jarrett Thomas, Treasurer Porter McAteer, Sponsor Civitans 136 Debbie Lang, Sherry Lynn, Phyllis Caldwell, Regina Beech, Christy Black, Shiela Rinehart, Denise Ledford, Patricia Faire, Patricia Palmer. Vickie Hamrick, President Donna Champion, Vice-President Libby Almond, Treasurer Kathy Spence, Secretary Lynda Linderman, Representative Monica Murr, Sponsor Civinettes Robert Rhyne, Steven Shytle, Elizabeth Ormand, Lamar Bradley, Mary Vasicek, Robert Cooley, Donald Blanton, Richard Wingard, Mohammad Mohagheghzadeh, Daniel Wilson, Richard Couch, Mr. Davis. Keith Wilson, President Beth Ormand, Secretary Mr. O. J. Davis, Sponsor Gamma Beta FI 138 Edward Scronce, Floyd Holcomb, Jerry Miller, Ken Wall, Glen Perkins, Bobby Peterson, Larry Smith, Richard Wingard, Ron Grigg. Jerry Miller, President Floyd Holcomb, Treasurer Larry Smith, Secretary Ken Wall, Representative Veterans 139 Bob Moinian, Mike Robinson, Dan Adams, Scot Howie, Ron Fedder, Mike Lewis, Clyde Blanton, Neil Dyson, Tim Finger, John Sikes, Michael Moore, Andrew Brantley. C I V I L Dan Reel, President Cary Glover, Vice-President Ned Dyson, Secretary Dan Adams, Treasurer John Top, Advisor David Vance, Advisor Dwight Carrol, John Lineberger, Bill Gillet, Mike Sigmon, Wayne Comberlander, Frank Ledford, Dan Reel, Bob Cloninger, Greg West, Cary Glover, Tim Queen. Mike Robinson, Larry Coble, Mike Hartman, Les Price, Dennis Denton, Porter McAteer, Russell Keck. Jeff Tucker, President Hugh Sykes, Vice-President Brian Whitley, Secretary Jimmy Short, Treasurer Max Schrumm, Representative Industrial Engineering 141 Vol. VI No. 10 GASTON COLLEGE, DALLAS, N. C. October, 19 Gaston College Reaches Record Enrollment Novelist Doris Betts To Open College Culture Series Fire Science ____________________ On Campus October 13 The first of Gaston College’s cultural events for the 1971-72 year will occur on Wednesday, October 7, when Mrs. Doris Betts, widely known novelist, will be on campus to address the student body and also to visit in classes during the day at the eleven o’clock lecture-discussion in the Gaston College library. Mrs. Betts will discuss the modern novel and the problems facing the novelist. She will arrive at Gaston College in time to visit in the ten o’clock English classes, and after the library discussion she will again visit with English classes. Mrs. Betts is equally well known as a short story writer and as a novelist. Among her major short story works is THE GENTLE INSURRECTION AND OTHER STORIES. Among her major novels are TALL HOUSES IN WINTER, and THE SCARLET THREAD. Her most recent novel is nearly completed and is expected to hit the book stores at Christmas of this year. A native of Statesville, North Carolina, Mrs. Betts attended the Statesville schools and worked as a correspondent for the RECORD AND LANDMARK while she was still in high school. Later she worked full-time for the newspaper in Statesville. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The fiction of Mrs. Betts is set in the Piedmont section of North Carolina. TALL HOUSES IN WINTER is set in a fictional town called Stoneville, which bears a very strong resemblance to Statesville. Similarly, her other novels and short stories are drawn scene in fiction. “I’d be afraid,” she said. “If I told the truth, none of them would want to try it.” She discussed at length the hardships and problems of modern fiction writing and concluded that “You can make a life of writing but you cannot make a living by it.” Among the problems she stressed are those of very stiff competition, the fluctuation of standards and requirements, and the spreading influx of hacks as opposed to writers. Mrs. Betts is married to Lowry Betts, attorney. They now live in Sanford and Mrs. Betts teaches creative writing classes at the University of North Carolina. effort with Rowan Technical Institute, which already processes this needed equipment. This will be worked out either by sending our students to Rowan, or perhaps course instructors will come to the campus of Gaston College. It is also important to note the fact that this course has been approved so that G.I.‘s will be able to take it. No date has as yet been set for the revision of this program into the two year stage, but realities at Gaston College seem to have this way of making themselves felt rather quickly and forcefully. that while registration had been somewhat slow, indications are that the final figures would top last year’s mark. During 1970-71 Gaston enrolled 3309 full-time students. Thus far in 1971, 1671 students had been enrolled by noon Friday, according to Trammell. Dr. Jimmy Babb, dean of the Vocational Division, estimated that another 342 students would be enrolled before the end of the day. This latest figure would bring the total to 2013. Last year’s all-time high includes winter and spring quarters, as well as the fall term. students in the College Division, which is now known the Academic Division, additional 224 students w enrolled in the evening school, the Vocational Division in 19 there were 291 students, while Technical Division enrolled 1 Grand total for that year v 1662. The above figures do include students enrolled in Continuing Education Divisi which was formerly known as Adult Education Division, year’s figures showed that 7,1 were enrolled in Adult Educati (Continued on Page2) C.P, Putnam To Publish Novel By Gaston College Instructor Robert Williams of Gaston College English Department recently signed a contract with G. P Putnam’s Sons for the publication of a novel. The book, AMID ALIEN CORN, is expected to be released in hardback edition in 1972 and in paperback by Berkley Publishing Corporation in 1973. Williams describes the novel as a sort of sociological and highly symbolic delineation of the emptiness and the decay of modern Americanism. The novel is, according to Williams, “clean enough for the parents of Gaston College students, and dirty enough for the students themselves.” The title AMID ALIEN CORN, Williams explains, is derived from the story of Ruth in the Old Testament and from John Keat’s the song of the nightingale that Ruth heard as she stood in tears amid the alien corn. The major theme, then, of the novel is the tragedy of alienation. Williams says that at best, we are all total strangers. The tragedy of the modern age is that people do not know each other; they are not permitted to know each other and do not have the courage if they are permitted to know each other. Williams feels that whatever philosophy is in the novel could be found in a triangle of thoughts. One side is Jefferson’s comment that our own integrity is the only oracle given to us by heaven, and we are answerable not for the rightness but for the uprightness of o our decisions. A second side of the triangle is formed by Jonathan Swift’s observation that it is irrmo ihle to reason a nerson middle-sized southern town mill like Gastonia. The name of town is Sherman, which suggei first of all that the nation vi divided into two factions by Civil War. General Sherman ill sense divided the South, and ’5 history of America since that tis has been more and more divisii until finally each of us J compelled to live in a univeJ made up of tiny orbits which ! dependent upon each other al yet conflict with each other, that while we cannot find ident for ourselves, we can prohibit our neighbor frif finding his identity. AMID ALIEN CORN is a nol of dynamics, not ideas, but ea element of the plot is based up� 'an idea that the author feels important to the Ameriri nennle. Author To Hold Discussions Mrs. Doris Betts Civil Club Officers Elected New officers for the Civil Club were elected at the club’s April 14 meeting. New officers for the 1971-72 term are Dan Reel, president; Cary Glover, vice-president; Neil Dyson, secretary; and Dan Adams, treasurer. The activities of the Civil Club include the following: a trip to the National Survey Convention in Washington, D.C.; design and construction of the water fountain between the administration and college parallel buildings; participation in intramural football, basketball, and softball; sponsorship of various activities and speakers dealing with civil engineering; and presentation of a Man of the Year award to the outstanding graduating member; participation in March of Dimes program sponsored by Inter-Club Council. The purpose of the club is to further the memherC knowledge Class Gives Check To College The Gaston College Freshman Class presented a check for $259.32 to the Gaston College Building Fund to be applied to funds for the student services building to be constructed on the campus upon completion of the Industrial Building which is currently being constructed on campus. The money represented proceeds from a campus barb que sponsored by the Freshman Class. At the present time students at Gaston College have nowhere to go between classes or in bad weather except to their cars in the parking lot. The present student center and the library will accommodate only a fraction of the students. The proposed student services building will include lounge and study areas, reading rooms, snack bar, bookstore, student activity offices, and a small teaching auditorium for large classes, drama activities, and lecture and musical presentations. The Environment Club Is Formed Honor Society Holds Induction Ceremony v i vv viia iA limit y iwuvi i unv n f secretary; and Howard Morgan, treasurer. SME is a professional society conceived to advance the manufacturing sciences through the continuing education of of the future engineer begins with his membership in an engineering society. Through SME membership the engineering student can relate the engineering disciplines to the manufacturing engineering functions. own above are members of the newly formed Environmental Club wfifle they were cleaning up part of the mpus of Gaston College as part of the Earth Day observance. (Staff Photo Courtesy of John Eudy.) Civinette Club jj N.C. District West Collegiate ivitan held its first convention at 1 ie Holiday Inn in Charlotte April 0, May 1 and May 2. The clubs icrticipating were Gaston College, Mividson Community College, •achmond Technical Institute, M UNC at Charlotte. Representing the Gaston ivinettes were Marguerite Long, 970-71 treasurer for the district, nd the recently elected 1971-72 fficers for the Gaston club. They Champion was appointed chaplain of the district. Awards were also given for the past performance of the various clubs. Gaston Civinettes were awarded the Most Active Club of the Year and the Best School Project. The grand finale of the convention was the Miss Civitan International Pageant. The girls were chosen for their poise, ability to answer questions, evening gown competition and Lit. Magazine (Continued from Page 4) work. Several did not see their work printed this year, but their efforts pleased the judges who hope that they will continue writing. There’s always next year! One job is finished and another beings. Mr. Gentry, faculty coordinator, is already thinking of next year’s magazine. ‘The trick is to get enough work to print,” he says. Cash prizes proved to be a good incentive this year; thus Mr. Gentrv nlans to annroaeh the town above are the newly elected officers of the Environmental Club with their faculty advisor. T! )m left to right, President Earl Stally, Secretary Pat Camp, Vice-President Tim Ellis, and thefr Ivisor, Mr. Whippo. Not present for the picture was Treasurer Steve Beaver. (Staff Photo Courtesy idy.) In early April a group of aston College students and staff embers decided that they do not ce what is happening to our ivironment and decided to make i effort to improve conditions, he result of their efforts is the jwest and one of the most active f the campus organizations — the nvironmental Club. This far the club, which is ivised by faculty members Paul hippo and Charles Pressley, has et four times, elected temporary fficers, and made plans for veral long-range projects. At -esent the club members have ritten their constitution, which has been approved by the club and is now awaiting approval by the S.G.A. The purpose of the club is primarily to work toward the improvement of our environment. Ecology is the focal point of the club. According to Paul Whippo, the name of the club was chosen because the members wanted to distinguish themselves from the usual attitudes toward conservation; environment is more direct, more personal, more meaningful. Whippo stressed the fact that the club is open to students, staff members, alumni - to anyone directly associati the college. Meetings ar presently at 11 o'clock Tuesday and Thursday moi room S-202. Project undertaken include cleaning up the fi the campus, five slide pr dedicated to saving Cr Mountain, and campus w prevent erosion, particuL the site of the new in building. Current officers are Staley, president; Tim vice-president; Steve treasurer; and Pat secretary. The Gaston College chapter of The Gamma Beta Phi Society inducted twenty-seven members on Sunday, May 16, at 4:00 in the Gaston Library. The chapter from a i I • � , Mr. Davis feels that this Society has already shown great potential in the academic realm by its very existence, and that as the club does even more for the - 5--«At- .� . UrWB THF W F?f?IDR5 SPUR SUPPORT! JoinJ CfBTDnJ COLLEGE: H0D5IFP [QWTflCT COFCH flURRDUE Intramurals 148 Intramurals 149 Intramurals «j � . «■ 150 I Intramurals 151 Intramurals 152 V .' 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