Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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VELMA LEONA OWEN Fair and gentle, pood and true, Dignified and witty, too.” Girl» Glee Club; Keewanis Literary Society; Literary Editor We-Me-Co '30. Efficient and dependable—that’ll the Vclmn wt’ know. Willing to lend n helping hand and to comfort all that’s the Velma we love. If sterling worth, splendid intellect and charm- ing personality win well, watch Velma! ( REALIE ALENE STEELE “Lead m© not where the voice of poetry is silent.” Class Poet 29. ’30; Class Sec. ’29; Sec K L. S. 29; Pianist K. L S. 80; Poeto Editor We-Me-Co ’SO; Poetry Editor ’’Star of Hope ’30; Athletic Club; Glee Cluh. While she dcaires to at lain succeeds, it is never at the sacrifice of others. She |m emes a charm in it personality and winsome way and thot-e eyes will talk whether she does or not- PAUL HOLLIS “To say little and perform much shows the characteristics of a great mind.” Assistant Editor We Me-Co '30; Pres. Boys Alhlelic Club 30; Vice Pre». K L. S. ‘29; Vice-Pres. Webster Debating Club 30; Sec. Webster Debating Club ’29; Assistant Sec. Webster Debating Club '28; Viovl'ni cla « 29 Firmness in purpose , steadfastness in that which he conceives to be right, boastful of nothing, hut thankful for everything these are the terms thut adequately characteriz • Paul, RUTH GIBSON Grace is in her every step, Heaven is in her eyes, In every gesture, dignity and love.” Sec. K L. S. 28; Vice-Press. K L. S. ‘29; Troas. K. L. S. 30; Glee Cluh; Girl»' Athletic Club To know Ruth in to love her. The signs of her noble character written upon her face, encourage her associates to strive harder to plenae their Maker. She is always ready anti willing to help someone.

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VELMA MURPHY “A kind heart is a fountain of glad- ness, making everything in its vicinity freshen with smiles.” President class 29, '30 ; President P. L. S. '29; Vice-President P. L. S. 30: Secretary Girls Athletic Club 29; H. S. Editor of We Me-Co 30. Velma is a true specimen of a genuine girl She posseses many noble trails that we all ad- mire in a lovely character. Her face bespeaks the purity of her heart. Her sunny smile- combined with her modest and studious ways will Jong be remembered. WAYNE KELLEY “He had no wish hut to be glad, he hated naught but to be sad.” Associate Iius. Mgr. We-Me-Co 30 : Pres. K. L. S. 30; Vice Pres, class 30; Joke Editor Star of Hope” ‘30; Vice Pres. Webster De- bating Club 29; Athletic Club. Gazing at his apparently angelic counten- ance as he nonchalantly parades the halls, they who know him not are unaware of the humor and mischief lurking in lhe hidden recesses of his brain Wayne's many friends will ever view with interest any attainments he may achieve in the future. VERNA TEACHEY “Pretty to walk with, witty to ta k with, and pleasant to think on.” Sec. class 30; Sec. K. L. S 29; Sec. Girls Glee Club '30; Athletic Club; Assistant Editor Star of Hope ’30. Kditor-in-Chief We-Me-Co 30. Verna, verily, thou art the rainbow to the storms of life. Whether you choose for your field of endeavor the great outdoors, the cot- tage. or the Senate, you cannot help being a success. WILLIE GRACE CENTER “She seems a part of joyous Spring.” Pres. Girls Glee Club 30; Social Editor We-Me-Co 30; Chorister P. L. S. 30; Treas. class 30; Assistant Circulation Mgr. Star of Hope 30. If you are looking for a good heart, a true friend and u jolly companion you will find them all in “Ullie Grace. We are sure that her winning ways and ability to make strangers friends will lead her to some great success. t k

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SENIOR CLASS POEM Our journey began in ’28 We determined to win success; On this voyage, though we were Freshmen, We found hard work and happiness. Seniors then, we renewed our journey, The large waves seem harder to ride; But still we kept on rowing our boat, Determined to win in our fight. These two short years we’ve worked together With contentment and sometimes tears; And now in sadness we must leave you For the trials of coming years. Now to the place that comes next to home It is time for us to depart; Our ship shall sail; the tide is our foe; Though sadness lies deep in our hearts. Our Wesleyan Methodist College Has given us privileges true; And we shall remember those dear days W’e all spent in pleasure with you. Now let us keep “Rowing, not Drifting,” And all our privileges claim; Then some glad day in the future years We’ll be most sure to reach our fame. Now farewell, dear teachers and school mates, We are saying our last adieu; But in a1! the future years we pledge To each of you we will be true. —Crealie Steele.