Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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SGPHOMORES RELAND RUERA ICLAM lirmzf, Alabama- Theology. K. L. S. Pro. Com 137: Pres. Theo. Class: Pres Y. KI. VV. li. 137. LOIS lRlfNl'2 HARDY lXYlIl1lIl1f?Ulf.Y, North Cumfilza Theology. li. L. S. Pro. Com. v f r Y 1 m 385 See. X. M. NN. B. 385 Debate Clubg Star of Hope. ANDRIQVV DIXON VVOUIJ CjU.YflHlI'lI, North Curoliflzl K. L. S. Pres. '38, Treas. '37g Debate Club. Treas. 237: lixee. Com. Stu. Body: Yiee- Pres. Sophomore Classg Star of Hope. liclitorg Ceutraliaug Athl. Assu.g Music Clubg NN'ho's VVho. FRANClS H. ICVATT Crrzfral, Snutlz Cfzrnlizza P. L. S.: Athl. Assn. Pres. '38g Debate Club Pres. '38. Team X373 Star of Hopeg Pres. of Freshman Classg Pres. of Sophomore Class. VVILMA l5lCTH POYYICLL lI'a1l1ullr1, .Ymfflz Ct1I'f7jiIItI K. L. S3 lfreuch Clubg Athl. Assn. RUTH l':l4lZ.4Xl3l':TH BUTTS IIYUHIKIHLI, Snzzllz Carolilla K. L. 3.5 Class Trcas, '38g French Club Vice-Pres. '38, Sl Z't'llfCCll

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SOPI-ICMORES GENEYIEYE IIERRING Gaxtoilia, Xnrllz CSIIVHIIIIIII li. L. S. Sec. X385 Debate Clubg Music Clubg College Chorus. RUTH HlLDA ADAMS Macon, Citftlfjlifl K. L. S. Sec. '37g Sec. Fresh- man Class: College Chorusg Debate Clubg Sec. Sophomore Class. EDVVIN R.-XXI S BURG Canton, Ohio P. L. S.g Vice-Pres. Col. Conf. '38. JAMES CALHOUN ROBERTSON Pickens, South Cm'0Iirz.a K. L. S5 Vice-Pres. Student Body H383 Debate Club: Star of Hopeg Centraliang French Clubg Athl. Assn. 4 fr ISERTHA ELIZABETH RICE Jliddlvtnu, Georgia P. L. S3 Athl. Assn.g Debate Club. SARA TNTAE BOVVLING Central, Smltlz Carolina K. L. S. Sec. ,38Q Debate Clubg Music Clubg Athl, Assng Col- lege Chorus. Sl-.l'fCt'lL EDWARD PARKER BUCK JR. IJCIIHS Grow, New Jvzarcy Theology. P. L. S.g Malt Quartetg Debate Clubg Collegi Chorusg Music Clubg Cen' traliang French Clubg Athll Assn.

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SOPI-IOMORE CLASS In spite of the fact that the sophomore college class of '37-'38 is not the largest to graduate from XY. M. C., it is one of the best. Under the devoted leadership of our faithful president, Mr. Francis Evatt, we have made marked progress. NV e cannot boast any superlative members but we can say that we are a successful unit working toward 0116 end-that being to glorify God by serving our fellowman. W'hen issues of our class have confronted us, we have conquered them as a combined class instead of as individuals. Every member can be given honor for our success. Some of our achievements while still freshmen were to place three members on the varsity debating team and to fill many other responsible positions, such as president of the student body. As sophomores we have furnished one literary society president and the editor of the school paper. VV e gave presidents to both athletic associationsg two of our members were voted the most intellectual students in schoolg we also had two contestants in the final declamatory reading contest. The above is not given as a boast from the class but rather to show to you the high calibre of our members. XVe feel that we have one of the most brilliant classes ever to be graduated from Central College. Most of our graduates plan to continue their work in higher education. VVe realize that an education is a good stepping-stone to success in life. Since we possess a great variety of individual differences in our class we have all profited by the experiences of each other. Each one has contributed his share in placing our class at the top. Eighteen