Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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WE-ME-CO Junior College Graduates NAOMI WILLIAMS Ashburn, Ga. K. L. S„ Pbl. Spk. Club, Asst Sec'y. K. L. S. '35. College Chorus '35 36. Program Committee V. Y. P. S. '34'36. Naomi is a friend to all and has won many In return. Surely her willingness to work, her intelligence, and her sweet dis- position will bring her success and happi- ness in the field of Christian service. LUCIA DILLARD Central, S. C. Sec y Class '35-'36. P, L. S.. News Re- porter Star of Hope” ‘35-'36. Quiet, modest, pretty brown eyes, a sweet disposition, and smiles describe Lucia. She is rather hard to get acquainted with but when one knows her well he finds she has a keen sense of wit and humor, and Is al- ways ready to lend a helping hand. . 17

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WE-ME-CO Junior College Graduates FRANCENE CUDE, Valedictorian Colfax, N. C. Pres. Class 1934-35, Sec’y. Student Body 1934- 36, Sec’y. Y. M. W. B. 1934-35, 1935-36, College Chorus 1934-35, Vice Pres. Class 1935- 36, Sec y. K. L. S. 1935, Sec’y. W. C. C, 1935, Pres. K. L. S. 1936, College Trio 1935- 36, Phi. Spk. Club. Typist Star of Hope 1934-36. Francene may be small in stature but she has been an excellent student, and has made a fine record at W. M. C. Her pleasant disposition attracts everyone. She is usually quiet, hut when she does speak people take notice. Her music, smile, and kind words have won her a place in every heart. Her life of deep consecration makes her one of the most outstanding leaders in the spir- itual organizations of the school. ROBERTA HAMMOND, Salutatorian Central, S. C. See'y.-Treas. 1934-35, K. L. S.. Phi. Spk. Club 1935-36, Pres. Class 1935-36. Interesting, friendly, energetic, talented— that’s Roberta. She hasn't worn lierself weary yet by studying, but somehow a swift glance at her hook just before class always results in an “A.' She has ambitions which range from a dramatic instructor to a good housewife. . 16

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WE-ME-CO Junior College Graduates SALLIE EVATT Central, S. C. P. L. S. Sec y ’35. Public Speaking Club ’34-’36, Winner Declamation Contest '36. Ass’t. Secy Class '36. Sallie’s spirit of cooperation and lofty ideals will bring her success in whatever field of labor she may choose. Her Christian character and consistent life are an inspira- tion to many. ¥ FRANK WARREN Mentone, Ala. Pres. K. L. S. '35. Vice Pres. W. C. Con- ference '35, Pres. Student Body '36, Pres. Y. M. W. B. '34-’35, '35'36, Subsc. Mgr. Star of Hope” 1934-35, Editor Star of Hope 1935-36, Pres. College Chorus '34-'35, Vice Pres. Class '34- 35, Pbl. Spk. Club. No praise too high can be given him, is what his classmates say. Anyway every- one agrees that Frank has been a worker, a Christian friend, a popular student, and a great addition to W. M. C. With his win- ning personality, noble ideals, and high am- bitions, were expecting great things from him. . 18