Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

- I THE 1 . “ ’ - J 945 PRESENTS A LIVING EXAMPLE OF THE FOUR FREEDOMS FREEDOM OF RELIGION FREEDOM OF SPEECH FOREWORD Stud) to shew thyself approved unto God. a workman that needeth not to he ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II I imothy 2:15. I rulv this is the aim of Central College: to teach young men and women those things that would he approved unto God. I hrough the past years Central College has sent out many who arc now up- holding the banner ol 1 loHness, and in the future Central will con- tinue to do the same. Through the Christians’ prayers and support, the Wesleyan Methodist College will go forward to accomplish these aims. CONTENTS ★ FREEDOM OF RELIGION ADMINISTRATION ★ FREEDOM OF SPEECH CLASSES ★ FREEDOM FROM WANT ACT 11 ITIES ★ FREEDOM FROM FEAR ( iMl3l s i 'n 3n Memoriam “Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a croivn of righteousness. Truly John Frank Childs received his crown when he passed from this life on February 16, 1945. for he had faithfully served as president of Central College the past twelve years. I lis services and sacrifices meant much to the school, and for his capable leadership, his sterling character, and his deeply devoted spiritual, life which he lived before us we are grateful. He was a man who never knew the meaning of quit. but his heart was in his work and often he would sacrifice pleasures of home just to carry on the interest of God's kingdom and the school. Although President Childs will not be with us in the future, truly he still lives through the unforgettable influence that he left. May Cod ever bless his memory. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ADMINISTRATION OUR COLLEGE CHURCH FREEDOM OF RELIGION OUR PRESIDENT On January 3, 1945, Rev. J. B. Hilson, pastor of the Spartan- burg Wesleyan Methodist Church, was elected president of Central College to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of President John Frank Childs. President Hilson came to Central in 1925 as a student in the high school, was graduated in 1928, and completed the Junior Cob lege course in 1931. He then entered Marion College and received his A. B. degree in 1932. Marion College also granted him his M. A. in theology in 1938. President Hilson was married in 1932 and taught here in high school that year and the following one, while Mrs. Hilson was librarian. 1 Ie was principal in a public school in South Carolina for five years. President and Mrs. Hilson have one child, Paul, two years of age. At present they are residing in Spartanburg. President Hilson has entered heartily upon his new duties and has the best interests of the school at heart. LOCAL BOARD OF MANAGERS George E. Davis.................................................Reidsville, Georgia E. L. Shigley...................................................Pell City, Alabama Dewey O. Miller..................................... McAdenville, North Carolina R, 0. Kendrick...........................................Anderson, South Carolina F. D. Cross................................................Chattanooga, Tennessee J. A. Wood............................................. Charlotte, North Carolina W. D. Correll.........................................Spartanburg, South Carolina II. R. Gunby................................................... Hortense, Georgia pROFi ssor J. B. Cun ns A.B. Acaderoj Princip.il Science Mathematics Miss Frances French Dean of Women Miss Alice M Goettman A.B. i Ihtory, Mathematics, Latin a Mus. Myrtle Mi Daniel IPS. Dietitian Professor Paul M I awiii nu A.IP. B.D., S.1.1P Dean of Theologi MEMBERS Miss KmURYN MORGAN A B A ASIA I Hit .Music Professor A D W ood A.IP. IPS. in Ed. In Armed Forces. Proi lssor C ii vhlls Feci n 1 h 15. I u; f vli, A !ii I lie in alii $ Mrs. V D Wood A IP. IPS. in Ed 'oice Miss Ru ru C Um i i A IP, M A. English, Spanish, Mathematics STUDENT COUNCIL Chairman Clarence V Pii.uip high sc iiooi Buddy C.heen Barbara Kiser I CLILTY Professor I meinc; Miss French COLLEGE Orr Neal Lvnn K m in ei s I miii m Professor Tecen Mrs. Wood CLASSES DEBATING CLUB IN ACTION FREEDOM OF SPEECH WHO'S WHO IN COLLEGE fter caret ul consideration of w ho would be worthy of the honor of being selected as O Who’s W ho in College, no one seemed more eligible to receive this recognition than Elizabeth Norman. Her sterling character, her scholastic record, her energetic participa- tion in extra-curricular activities, and her winning personality were basis for this selec- tion. In her two years here at Central, Miss Norman has held many responsible positions, among which are Editor-in Chief of 1945 Centralian, president of Sophomore class, and secretai of the Student Body Organization. In recognition of his Christian character, good scholarship, participation in extra-cur- ricular activities, and his versatile personality, this honor of being chosen lor Who’s Who in College has also been conferred upon W ardner Meddbrs. 11c possesses unusual qualities of leadership, readily assumes respon- sibility, and shows potentialities of being suc- cessful in his life work—the ministry. i Annette Acree K.L.S. UVAY.M.W.B. 1.2. Secreur 2 . College Conferente I. 2. 3). Presto Muste Club 1. 2, 3, 4 . W.Y.P.S. I. 2). Glee Club 2 ( m lata 2 . Spanish C lub I H' ien you increase the desire for godliness, sou diminish the desire for worldliness. THEOLOGICAL SENIORS Alvin K. Morgan K.L.S. I, 2. .3, 4). Officer. College Conference I. 2. 3. 4), W.Y.P.S. 1 2), Officer Zj, Men s Athletic Asso- ciation i 3, 4 , Cantata I Y.M.W.B (2. 3. 4). I he greatest good for the greatest number of people. Marion Wardner Medders P IS. 1. 2, 3, 4 Men • Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4 Men’s Athletic Associa- tion I. 2, 3. 4), President (3. 4 . Cantata i, 2. 3. 4 Presto Musk Club 3. 4 . Spanish Club 2 . Stu dent Body Pri ioent 3 . College Con fertnet I. 2. 3), Collegian Stall Bus iness Manager 4 Ccntralian Assist ant Business Manager 3 . Ccntralian Snapshot Editor 4,, Y PS. I. 2, 3. 4), President (3). Is it reasonable? It it logical? Is it divine? Clarence Allison Pn uir P.L.S. I. 2. 3. 4 . President 3. 4 . Star n| I lorv Business Manager 2), Circulation Manager I Ccntralian E ditor in C hie 1 3 C ent!.than Busi ness Manager 4 , College Conference 1. 2. 3, 4 . President 3. 4 3 M B. I. 2. 3. 4 ■. President 2. WY.P S 1,2, 3, 4 . Who's U l.o 3 Stu dent Body President 4 . Student Body Extra-curricular Activities Com nuttee 3 . Student Bods I xecutive Committee 3 ), Athletic Association !, 2. 3, 4). Officer 2,3.4). fust a bit Linder to those I may meet fust a bit manlier taking defeat. r THEOLOGICAL FRESHMEN C i c u Forbest Ashworth, Jti. Lynchburg, V irginia James Franki in Freeman Disciplinary Charlotte, North Carolina I Ielen Ruth I Iorne MontevaUo, Alabatna William Edward Payne Roanoke, Virginia Bonnie Kate Taylor Johnson Citv, Tennessee I SPECIAL UAM 1 I l:AM | s B Mil l OOl Durham, nrth C'lrolina Mhs Ruth VVilline Rampi y Piedmont South Carolina I iiomas Benjamin Rhodes U'llilmirc, South Carolina COLLEGE an( v Hvei.vs Bnvant Secretary College Confer- ence 1 . Collegian Stall 2). Secretary Sophomore C lass 2), Spanish Club 1.2). Secretary Y.M.W B. 2 . W.Y.P.S. 1.2 , Secretary K.L.S. (2). i con do all things through Christ who slrengtheneth. me.—Philippians 4. 13. Sarah Lott Cash IM S. 1,2). Ctrl Glee Club 1.2), Cantata I, 2 Spanish Club 1,2 i, W.Y.P.S. I), College Conference 1 1. Presto Music Club 1.2). And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them that are called according to His purpose.—Romans 8:28, Carolyn Morgan K.L.S. 1.2 . Y.M.W .B. 1,2), College Conference 2). Presto Music Club 1 1,2), Centralian S t a If , Collegian Staff 1.2), Sunday School Class Sec- retary 2), W.Y.P.S 1. 2), K.L.S. Secretary (1), Hiking Club 1), Presto Music Club Secretary (2). Delight thyself also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart.—Psalms 37:4. Qrr Neal Lynn Class President (1), W. Y P. S. 1,2 . Secretary I . Student Body Secre- tary 1), K. L. S, Y'ice- President 1.2), Editor-in- C hid C entral Collegian 2), Spanish Club 1.2). Secretary 2). Y M U .11 1.2 , Declamation Con- test 1), Presto Music Club 2), College Con- ference 1). Glee C lub 1.2), Chorus (2), Hik- ing Club ( 1). ) merry heart doeth good like a medicine. —Proverbs 17:22, Bn t te Faye Morrison P.L.S. (1.2), Officer (1. 2 . C entralian Staff I, 2 . Collegian Stall 2), Class Officer 1). Col lege Conference ( 1, 2). W Y P S. 1.2 Y.M U B. 1,2), Presto .Music Club (1,2). Officer (1), Chorus 1,2). Cantata (1.2). Ladies Trio (1.2). Student Body Officer 2 , Spanish C lub 1,2), Of beer (1). I ct me do all the good 1 can. For I shall not pass this Way again. SOPHOMORES Luculi Newton I IS. 1,2). Spanish Club (1.2). Do unto others as you u'oiild hive them Jo unto you. 11AnniET E. Norman k I S 1.2 President 2 (cntralian Assistant Eldi lor I . Centra ban Editor-in Chief 2 ). Col i e k e ( onfercnee 1,2). Student ffislv Officer 2 M U B. Officer 1 . U VI’ S Of liter I Class Officer I . Presi dent 2 . Mixed Quartet I), ladies Trio ( 1.2), I t Mush t lull I 2 Spanish Club 1,2 , C an ts ta 1.2 Who's Who (2). But grow in gruce •uni in (lie fcuowledgc of our I orJ and Sariowr fetus Christ. 11 Peter 3:18. Carolyn V Tucker P I S. Secretan 2 , Col legian Stall 1.2 Gift Club 1.2), Chorus 1. 2). Class Vite Prendent (2). 1 rio (2), College C onference (1,2). This I would like to he— just a hit fairer lust a hit better, and just a hit sejiturer. Mary P Robertson PIS 1.2 Officer 2 , W.Y.P.S 1,2), M U Ji 1,2). Spanish Club 2). Officer 2 , C lass Officer I . College C n I. 11 in i 1 2 Presto Mu si i c c lub 1.2 This I would like to he— fust a hit truer. Less of the uisher and more of the doer. COLLEGE Edna Dobson Centra , Son I Ji Carolina Kathleen Em beer High Point, North Carolina Evangeline French Central. South Carolina Welton I uther Cii strap Pickens, South 'aroUna Pauline Herd Central, South Carolina Julia Ella Justus Flat Rock, North Carol in i Frances Lee Smith High Point, North Carolina FRESHMEN Margaret Summev (’lentson, South C«ro in i Ruby Louise Tucker Kemersville, North Carolina Mamie Louise VVuitton Asheville, North Carolina ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it it it it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ir it it ★ it it it it ★ it ★ ★ ★ it it it it it it To those who have sacrificed home, friends, education, and the church to fight for our freedom we wish to pa tribute. May God's presence be with them and may they be victorious is our prayer. ★ it it it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it it it it it it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it it it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it ★ ★ ★ GIRLS’ DORMITORY HIGH SCHOOL THE ACADEMY Central offers a four year course of accredited high school work. With so much worldhness preva- lent in the secular schools it is a privilege and an op- portunity for young peo- ple who want a Christian education to attend a school where Christ is ex- alted. The high school de- partment offers instruc- tion in all subjects re- quired for admission to the leading colleges. Along with the academic subjects every student is required to take a course in Bible. Professor J. B. Childs is the principal of the high school and is a man of deep spirituality. There are five academy teachers this year and approximate- ly sixty-five high school students. The students receive the best training in spiritual things as well as educational work. CLASS PRESIDENTS Garland Stone Freshman Betty Comer Junior I Ielen French Senior WHO'S WHO IN HIGH SCHOOL 1 I hi i n French, daughter of our pas- tor; came to us last spring from Birming- ham. Mabama. Her friendly smile and spiritual life immediately won her many friends. I lelen is a very dependable per- son. She truly measured up to all the factors which determined Who’s Who. In years that follow, I lelen’s influence will In e on. I ndy no one could be more eligible for W ho’s W ho from the I ligh School Department than C hristine Fowler. Her pleasing personality, quietness, and consistent Christian life have been a blessing to many. 1 his is her second year at Central and it Ins proved to be a successful one. Central has indeed been blessed in having her as one of her students. Carolyn Wells Allen Presto Musk Club 4), K.L.S. (3, 4), Y.M.W.B. ( 4. 4). W.Y.P.S. 3. 4), Girl's Glee Club (4), Chorus 4), College Conference (3, 4), Hiking Club 3;. His death is our life. His loss our gain, The joy for the tear, the peace for the pain. Frances Christine Fowler P.L.S, ( 3, 4), W.Y.P.S. 3, 4), Vice President (3, 4), Y.M.W.B. (3, 4), President (4). President Volunteer Prayer Band (3, 4), College Confer- ence (3, 4), Speech Choir 4), Siu dent Body Officer (3). Ready to go, ready to stay, Ready my place to fill, Ready for service finely or great Ready to do His will. I Ielen French P.L.S. 3, 4 W.Y.P.S. (3. 4), Col- lege Conference 3j, Girl's Glee Club 3, 4), Chorus 4), Class President 4), Presto Music Club (3. 4), Pres- ident (4). Give to the world the best you have And the best will come hack to you. Charles Buddy Green K.L.S. 4), Co-Captain K.L.S. (4), Athletic Association 4), Glee Club 4). Speech Choir 4), W.Y.P.S. 4), Cantata (4). A quitter never wins and a win- ner never quits. HIGH Dorothy Lee Gunby K.L.S. 2. 3. 4). Officer 3), Presto Music Club (2, 3, 4), Officer (4), College Conference 3, 4). Hiking Club 3. 4), Y.M.W.B. (2, 3. 4). W. Y.P.S. (3, 4), Class President (2), Class officer 3. 4 ), Collegian Staff (4). To be His unreserved v, nestled in the center of His will, engulfed in the joy of serring others, Knowing and communing hourly through the years with my Saviour. I Ielen Eva 1 Iammett P.L.S. (4 ), W.Y.P.S. 4), Y.M.W.B, (4). Only one life twill soon be past. Only what's done for Christ will last. For me to live in Christ. —Philippia ns 1:21. SCHOOL SENIORS Zella Mae I Iill P.L.S. (3, 4), VV.Y.P.S 3, 4). Span ish Club 3). Girl's Glee Club 4 Help me not to judge mi fellow man until I luiee walked in his moccasins for two weeks.” Betty Josephine Jones K.L.S. 3, 4), Cantata ;3, 4), Glee Club 3, 4 , College Conference 3,4 , Y.MAV.B. (3. 4 j, W.Y.P.S (3, 4), Presto Music Club (3, 4), Oflicer of Class (3). To have a smile that fits my face, And to wear it every day. William Nathan Rainey K.L.S. (4), VV.Y.P.S. (4), Athletic Association (4), Put all your troubles in a pot. Then put the lid on and sit on it and smile, Clinton Kiser K.I S. (3, 4), Class Vice President 4 . Presto Music C lub 3 W.Y.P.S. (3, 4), K.L.S Treasurer ( 4). Y.M.W 15. (3, 4), Athletic Association ( 3. 4 , Chorus 3, 4) Glee Club 4), Col legian Stall 4 , Centralian Staff 4 You can he in life uhat you want to be. Mary Elizabeth Murphy P.L.S. 4 ), Y.MAV.B. 4 . VV.Y.P.S (4). Even if you are in the right track, Do not sit there too long, You might get run over. Joseph N. Ruark K.L.S. (I. 2, 3, 4), Officer 2. 3), Athletic Association 2, 3, 4), Glee Club (2), Presto Music Club (2), W.Y.P.S. 2. 3. 4), College Confer- ence 2, 3. 4), Y.M.W,B. 2. 3). Let us stand hold in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made its free. Mary Will Wood Class President 3, 4), V MAY. 13 (3, 4). VV.Y.P S. 3, 4), Hiking Club (3). Captain Girl's Basketball learn 4 , K. L. S. 3, 4). College Conference O). In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. —Proverbs 3:6. r Betty Sue Beam Charlotte, North Carolina Orville Bales, Jr. Knoxville, Tennessee Betty .Marie Corn Central, South Carolina Dorothy Rebecca Davis Tell City, Alabama i llie Ru m Bric.man Fairfield, Alabama Bi tty Ernestine Comer Knoxville, Iennessea Lem a Clatil Dicks Buford, Georgia Barbara Virginia Riser Florence, South Carolina Lonnie Boyd Dooley I iberty, South Carolina Jessie Paul Hardin Fores! City, North Carolina Dorothy Lee Lowrance ChalUinooga, Fcnnessee Don I Iandley Pols ton Louisville, Kentucky Evelyn Christine Powell [shcville, Nor( i Carolina Naomi Faye Powell Asheville, North Carolina Lillie Elizabeth Tillotson Sporldiibnrg, SonlJi Carolina Marie Estelle Ward Gastonia, North Carolina Nadine Alpha Whisnant Gastonia, North Carolina HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Lillian Ruth Andrews Baltimore, Maryland James Willis Jacobs Gastonia, North Carolina Clinton J. Blanton (unphotographed) Central. South Carolina 1 min Marie Barnes Gastonia. North Carolina Blon Dean Brown Gastonia, North Carolina Vera Dee Brown Ashchoro, North Carolina Ina Louise Childs Central. South Carolina Marcena Ruth French Central, South Carolina Margaret Elizabeth Gunby Wellford, South Carolina Lou Ann Houser Knoxville, Tennessee Charlotte Jo Howell Sylacauga, Alabama Billy Write Howie Gastonia, North Carolina Norman William Huff Central, South Carolina Katherine Anne Ingram Florence, South Carolina HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES It ILLI I t ARt l_ N I AVY S tsfohuj .Non i CVrro j'tto Wn mam Gordon Mulunax Centra?, SwiiJj Carolina Ann i unm i« man C.ntnnm ori Carolina Billi David Powers Cattonia, orth Carolina I ii ami A Rtxiil in Si xv los Charleston, South Carolina W. 8. Ward, Jr. Gastonia, North Carolina Ui rrv Ruth Yanc tv Ocala, Florida (IK.il SCMOOI i HI SIIMEN IIh cn Naome Trueslood Hertford, oriii C. trolina Dorothy Ireni Olson West Oninge, New jersey Klnninr( i ifford Reynolds Louisville, Kentucky Jose mi Caju wn Stone Vslieitoro, North Carolina Paul Baker Wood Charlotte, orth Carolina I IMIS ANCEY Ocala, Florida i UGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN Mary Ceni lll Waldrop Gastonia, North Carolina SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN HIGH SCHOOL 10. We do have a few boys. 3. Happy twosome. 4. Vera Dee takes a spill. 1. Going for a ride, Jimmy? 8. Now, Betty Joe. 9. Kentuckians getting homesick. 7. Come on, Romeos. 5. Where's Jimmy? 6. You did it. 2. Bales and Green climb high. ACTIVITIES FREEDOM FROM FEAR MUSIC PRESTO MUSIC CLUB Our music club this year is broad in variety of talent as well as large in number of members. Once each month vve have meetings at which different members perform instrumentally or vocally. The student body at large is entertained by this display of talent expressed in classical and religious numbers rendered. Our music club has been a great asset to our school life. LADIES' TRIOS 1st Soprano Betty Comer 2nd Soprano Carolyn Tucker Alto i t izABFTii Norman SEXTEX I s( Soprano Ruth Rampey Lou Ann Houser 2nd Soprano Helen French Gem lu Waldrop Alto Betty Jo Jones Folly Allen Is Soprano Ruby Tucker 2nd Soprano Billie Faye Morrison Alio Evangeline French LADIES' GLEE CLUB In.t Louise Childs 1 lelen French Louise Wliitton Ruth Rampey Katherine Ingram Nadine Whistnant Margaret Gunbv Orr Neal Lynn Mrs. Marie Gilbert Dorothy Olson Carolyn Allen Billie Laws Betty Sue Beam Lou Ann Houser Ruby Tucker Zella I nil Betty Jo Jones Betty Yancey Rochelle Slayton Kate Taylor Carolyn Morgan I vangclinc I tench Carols n I ucker Marcena French Sarah Lou Cash Ethel Barnes Dorothy Gun by Gcnelle YV aldrop C harlotte I lowell Mbs. A. D. Wood, Director MEN'S G L W. B. Ward, Jr. Garland Stone Blon Dean Brown Buddy Green Billy Howie EE CLUB Wardner Medders Welton Gilstrap Orville Bales Jimmy Jacobs Curtis Newman Mas. A. D. Wood, Director CANTATA SPEECH Cl lOIR: Miss Goettman, Director Don Polston Julia Justus Professor Lawrence Helen Trueblood Kathleen Embler Helen Ruth Home Betty Joe Jones Betty Yancey Billie Faye Morrison Carolyn Tucker Carolyn Morgan Ruby Tucker Ina Louise Childs Betts Sue Beam Cl lORUS Mrs. oop and Mrs. Childs, Directors Lou Ann Houser Louise Whitton Lillian Andrews Ethel Barnes Paul Baker Wood llna Butts Dorothy Olson Helen French Gordon Mullinax Charlotte Howell Kate Taylor Marie Corn Marie Ward Billie Laws Rochelle Slavton . ' rman I lufl Sarah Lou Cash Evangeline French Dorothy Gunby Nadine Whisnant Marcena French Genelle Waldrop Frances Smith Ruth Rampey Kathryn Ingram Blon Dean Brown Buddy Green Joe Stone Wardner Meddcrs Welton Gilstrap Clinton Kiser Miss Cude 1--- STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION CLASS OFFICERS Clarence Phaup President Elizabeth Norman Secretary Evangeline French T rea surer The Student Body Organization is made up of the entire student body, which elects its own officers, consisting of president, vice- president, secretary and treasurer, and execu live committee. 1 he organization sponsors different social affairs such as the welcoming of new students and the Christmas banquet. I lie main function of the executive commit- tee is to plan the Saturday morning chapel services, which are always conducted by the students. In general, the work of this or- ganization is to make plans for the advance- ment and best interests of the school. COMMITTEES Wardner Medders Carolyn Tucker Lema Hicks Betty Corner Marie Ward Don Pols ton OUR CHURCH Rev. W. R. French, VastoT RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Since Centra] College maintains the stan- dards of Wesleyan Methodism, a large place in her curriculum is given to religious activi tics. Many of the young men and women who enter her doors will go out to be missionaries and preachers in the fields ol the Lord, A spiritual atmosphere that is conducive to real Christian living is continually provided for the student. I he college church is located on the campus—here we worship the Lord in the Sunday services. 1 he main midweek service is the 1 uesday night prayer meeting which is held in the college chapel. Io many of the students the Volunteer Prayer Meeting and the Missionary Prayer Meeting are real spiritual boosters. 1 he College Con- ference work is an outstanding feature ol the religious calendar. Ever) Sunday afternoon different groups of the student body visit various circuits lor gospel services. Our chapel program comes in the middle of a busy school day. Varied programs are arranged daily by those in charge. A public mission- ary program is rendered monthly by the Y.M.W.B. 1 he P.S. gathers the students together each Sunday night in the college church. PHILOM ATHI AN SOCIETY P-rudence | - ove S - erviee 1 he Philomathian Literary Society moves on under the purple and gold. She lives ro achieve the highest in lit crarv life. Philomathians, with trium- phant tread, lead Central College into the nobler, finer things in social enter tainment. Active in sales contests, winners in declamation contests, victors on the ball field in the games of ’44 45, she lives too high to be low ! Pleasant when she wins, smiling when she loses. Devout, well-rounded Christian charac- ters grace her ranks. Their riches with Phil’s purple and gold challenge you to Soar upward. Though amid present attainments, much is to be attained ! Keep the banner unfurled, future Philomathians. Keep the good works alive 1 LITERARY EL CIRCULO AMISTAD Miss Uebele Laura Wakefield Kathleen Embler Edward Payne Evelyn Bryant Sarah Lou Cash Louise Whitton Pat Robertson Evangeline French Margaret Summe Orr Neal Lynn Julia Justus Elizabeth Norman Billie i aye Morrison Polly Allen Pauline 1 lerd Beatrice Bowen Edna Dobson I.ucilc Newton C ’arofi n I uckei KEEW ANIS The Keewanis Literary Society has had another pleasant year in progres- sively struggling forward. Out colors, blue and white, are waving high in our hearts. In our literary activities, con tests, and games, our hearts have been high with joy in triumph and steadfastly loyal in defeat. In all our ups and downs SOCIETY we thank God for Keewanis and for that for which it stands. You future students who will take our places in years to come will feel, we are sure, the same loyalty and pride in our so- ciety. YVe stand for truth and purity in every walk of life. Long live KEL WANTS! ✓ 1C k w kV CENTRALIAN STAFF l eliior-itt-Chief......Elizabeth Norman Associate Editor..........Kathleen Embler Business Manager ....... .Clarence A. Phaup Assistant Business Managers IJillie Faye Morrison Alvin Morgan Bookkeeper............................Frances Smith Feature Editor.........................Lema I Iicks Literary Editor .................Helen Ruth Horne t Athletic Editor.............................Clinton Kiser Snapshot Editor...................YVardner Medders Typists.............Julia Justus Laura Wakefield Faculty Adviser ............................. Miss Goettman COLLEGIAN STAFF liu iJor-iii-CJiutf ..................... Onn Neal Lynn Associate Editor....... .......... Evangeline French Business Manager .................................Wardner Meddem Business Manager C AROLYN I OCKER Circulation Manager.................................Evelyn Bryantt Subscription Manager Helen French Proofreaders. Professor Tbcen. Billie Faye Morrison Faculty Adviser............................... Miss Cure REPOR 11 RS News................................Margaret Summey Organizfliiows.........................Dorothy C unby Athletics............................. .Clinton Riser Exchange..................................Ruby Tucker Typists...............Carolyn Morgan, Kate Taylor ATHLETIC GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM k. L. S. 1’ L. S. Vera Dee Brown Katherine Ingram Betty Yancey Marie Ward Polly Allen Mary ill Wood Lou Ann 1 iouser Rochelle Slayton Betty Comer Louise Whitton Kate Taylor Nadine Whisnant Genelle Waldrop Margaret Suramey Margaret Gunby Faye Powell Julia Justus Sarah Lou Cash Una Butts Charlotte Howell ACTIVITIES j.f 5 ■’ . - MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ciordun Muliinax Bill� 1 limic Paul Baker Wood Jamcx Barefoot Joe Slone Kenneth Reynold ( l.i re nee Phaup Blon Dean Brown W .miner Meddrn Weltnn liiKtrap Buddv Green Curti� New man OrviUc Bale� . Don Pol ton Nathan Rainev Jimmy Jacob� W. B Ward James Yancey Norman 1 luff Bills Powers P.L.S. K.L.S. September 28 18 0 October 19 12 0 November 2 18 0 BASKETBALL P.L.S. Wardner Medders Curtis Newman Clarence Phaup Joe Stone Jimmy Jacobs K LS Don Polston Billy Howie Buddy Green Nathan Rainey Orville Bales FOOTBALL SCORES SOFTBALL K.LS. M.try Will Wood Genelle ildrup Kate Taylor Rochelle Slayton Betty Sue Beam Marie Ward Vera Dee Brown l)nr iih Olson I )orothy (iunb PI S Polly Allen I ouisc hitton Carolyn Tucker Kathleen Emblcr Betty Yancey Margaret Suinmcs Charlotte Howell Faye Powell Betty Comet SNAPS 1. Need any help, Miss Goettman? 6. 2, Professor Wood is doing his part in the 11. Pacific. 8. 3. Faculty and students go to Toccoa. 4. Not tiredare you, Miss Hicks? 12. 7. Mr. Blanton just drifting along. 9. 5. Nora, our wash woman. 10. Our artist and her work. Studious senoritas on their way to Spanish class. Where did you buy them, Billie Faye? Central students visit Atlanta. End of a perfect (?) day. Our dean. FREEDOM FROM WANT ■ —i CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4. Hello there ' Glad you are back.” Who is that boy' —as school opens and students return once again. 5. What shall I Like' Is that subject hard?’ — Registration Das 8. New students are given a hearts welcome at the reception given in their hi nor in the dining room. 15. P I S puts on first program of sear with an earnest effort to win the new students for their society. 22. First K.L.S program of year with an appeal for kecw.mians 2“ Students given opportunitv ti become P I S. or K.LS. 29. Hurrah for the P I 8.! Won first loolholl game of year. 184). OCTOBER 1, Our fall revival began with Dr John R. Church. Methodist evangelist, an inspiring, spin: filled man of God. bringing the messages. I . 1 he Spanish Club. FI Armistad I irculo, organized, sponsored by Miss Uebcle. 20. Number of students off for Tucapau this weekend for WA PS Contention. 23. Industrious college freshmen picked cotton to help fill their colfers. 24. Where are all the college miphomores and high school seniors? Thev sneaked off op a mountain trio about 4 30 a, m. Hie college freshmen sneaked off about noon for a mountain trip also. 25. Presto Music Club presents first music recital of the year. 27. Good representation of the school at the Atlanta W. Y.P.S, Convention. 30 Clean-up day. scrubbing, sweeping, washing win- dows, etc. L xpecting company. 31. Harvest Dav—An enjoyable day as parents ansi friends visited us. NOVEMBER 2. Another victory for the P.L.S, as thev meet the K L.S. in another football game. 4. The college freshmen sponsored an autumn social, furnishing a good evening of entertainment. 10. The college sophomores relax at Professor Law- rence's Home for a social. 22. Why all the worried, downcast expressions? Ex- aminations began today. 23 Good Ehanksgiving service at the College Church with Rev. Raymond Hicks liom Atlanta, Georgia, as speaker. 24. Visitors from Zion’s Hill Mission, Miss Cagle, Miss Hooker, and Miss Burkett, bringing us information about the work carried on there. DECEMBER 4 The “El Armistad Circulo enjoyed a Spanish Christmas Party at Evangeline French’s home. 6. The girls sponsored the Christmas Banquet in the dining hall, which was a delightful occasion. 7. The Music Department and the Speech Choir pre sented the Christmas Cantata, ” ! he Prince of Peace, to an appreciative audience. 8. Goodbye! Mem Christmas!” A happy group of boys and girls off for home. JANUARI 2. Christmas holidays over, students return to studies with mans sighs and groans Several face- missing: IJb Hicks and Jimmy Freeman were married Christ- inas. and Cecil Ashworth and James Brackett are in the Marines. 3. Much excitement in the air ! Board meeting. An- nouncement after praver meeting of new president. Rev. J B. Hitsnn. An effective service in the form ol a Temperance Rally at College Church. 10. Rev. Paul Fried of Greenville gave an inspiring message in chapel. 23. The dignified faculty and students gave a reception for our new president, with an interesting program in the chapel and fun afterwards in the dining room. 30. President III Ison catches a 'whale . Announcement in chapel of a gift of $5,000 to the school. 31 Eoccoa Falls Bible Institute students render an ex- cellent chapel program and visit with us. FEBRUARY 2. Professor Lawrence serves banana splits to college sophomores at his home. Lucky Sophomores ! Listen Fresh wen, don't you cry. You will he a Sophomore In and by. 4. Two girls trios go to Whitmire and Spartanburg churches to sing for the services. 6. Exciting dav! Centralian Sales Contest ends. z n- nounvement in chapel ol winner—P.L.S. 14. Manx ohV’ and ah's” as girls receive expressions ol love from their lust beam in the forms of valen- tines. candy, and flowers. 24, Sextette goes to Atlanta for Youth Convention. MARCH 8. The burning of midnight-oil. serious faces, and much cramming for examinations begin. 1 3. Third term begins. 22. Mr. Blanton treats the P.l S. to a pleasant maun tain trip for winning Centralian sales contest. 26, School on Monday so that we can have Easter holi- days. 30. Several students left for home as spring holidays begin. APRIL 1. Knoxville, Tennessee convention attended by group of students. 9. Spring Revival began with the Bloom Sisters of New- castle, Indiana as our evangelists. 12. First softball game. What - No home runs? 29. Sextette, with a group of students and faculty, visited our orphanage in Macon, Georgia. MAY 9. Freshmen honor sophomores at an enjoyable ban quet. 15. Junior Senior banquet was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. 23. One of the best, and the final music recital of the year. 24. Final term exams begin, 27. Com me nee me n t. SNAPS Toivcr on Clingmans Dome. There's a long, long, trail a-winding— Our fall evangelist and wife. Enjoying the good eats on Harvest Day. Hit it, Nathan. Can these be our dignified professors? Remember the freshmen went cotton-picking. Tticker, Summey, and Allen cheering for the Philomathians. These two would sneak off on sneak-day. Did he make it? Be careful there, Lucy. THE WESLEYAN METHODIST COLLEGE Central, South Carolina Offers Training I ruler Christian Environment in the Following Departments: THEOLOGY; three courses in practical Christian Training, one which leads to the Th.B. Degree. JUNIOR COLLEGE, the work of which accepted by the South Carolina Department of Education for Teacher Certification and by a number of Standard and Accredited Colleges toward the Bachelor’s Degree, ACADEMY; a standard State-accredited private four year high school. Music, voice, and piano under progressive leadership. lANNSIS KK KE SOIS BLE For Catalogue apply to the President COMPLIMENTS OF THE FACULTY There is so much good in the worst of us. There is so much bad in the best of us. That it ill behooves any of us To find fault with the rest of us. SHADY GROVE CAMP MEETING NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE CAMP COLFAX, N. C. CAMP MEETING JUNE 14-24,1945 Evangelists: Rev. W. D. Correll and Rev. Harry Stanley Singer: Rev. Robert Conley For Rates and other Information, write: SECRETARY OF CAMP MEETING COLFAX, N. C. Wesleyan Methodist Camp Meeting Compliments of Clement Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church Corner 7tli and Vmliersl nue 11i� i la. irginia KEY. J. V . PHILLIPS, Castor Phone 131-M 912 Seventh Street GREEK. SOUTH CAROLIN SOI Til CAROLIN CONFERENCE August 16 26 Evangelist: Dr. C. W. Butler Song Evangelist: Prof. Herman Baker Pianist: Mrs. J. B. Childs Children's Worker: Miss Virginia Bailey Young People’s Leader: Rev V. A. Mitchell R. C. KENDRICK, President J. B. HILSON, Sec, and Treas. THE DEPARTMENT OF HOME MISSIONS WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY RE , J, R. S AUGER, Secretary Treasurer APOLLO, PENNSYLV ANI A The Great Commission is to give the Gospel to the Whole World, to every creature. The distinction between fields is artificial. God makes no difference, for all souls are precious to Him. The call in non-Christian lands is to have the Gospel proclaimed to those who have never heard it before. The call in Christian lands is to convince those who have heard, but have not accepted the Gospel, that it is the power of God unto salvation for them. ■ ome Missions mean essentially the whole church at work at its task of redeeming the Motion.' FIRESTONE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 317 S. Weldon Street GASTONIA, N. C. C. WESLEY LOVIN, Pastor, 103 Firestone Blvd. CARL E. BRIGGS, Treasurer MRS. W. H. JOHNSON, Clerk Motto: Our Community for Christ. The following enrolled at Central from Firestone this year: BILLY POWERS ETHEL BARNES GENELLE WALDROP MARIE WARD W. B. WARD. JR. REBECCA BRACKETT BILLIE FAYE MORRISON JIMMIE .1 COBS NADINE WHISTNANT CURTIS NEWMAN JAMES YANCEY BETTY YANCEY JAMES BRACKETT WE WISH CENTR L COLLEGE G 1) BEST Ft K ITS FI Tl RE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH McADENVILLE, N. C. REV. DEWEY O. MILLER, Pastor Sponsored by WESLEYAN YOUNG PEOPLE’S SOCIETY President. F. D. Fulbright WOMAN’S HOME FOREIGN MISSION ARY SOCIETY President. Miss Nannie Kitchen SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Superintendent. L. A. Norris If E II HE F UTH IA CE1STH ih COLLEGE C. A. IMI U I President CAROI 'i N i l !KEK, Secretary First Semester THE PHILOMATHIA LITERARY SOCIETY Congratulatos the 1 9 4 5 C E N T R A LI N Invites you to visit — To join — Intelligent, ( ullural Friendly. Spiritual Extends to Ml New Students Heart) Welcome KATHLEEN EiMBLER, President BILLIE FAYE MORRISON. Secretary Second Semester K.L.S. Welcomes You Come to Central College and Join the KEEWANIS LITERARY SOCIETY The Society W ith i Future First Semester Officers Elizabeth Norman. President Evelyn Bryant, Secretary Second Semester Officers VIvin k. Moreau. President Edward Pavne. Secretary LONG SHOALS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH LONG SHOALS. N. C. J. L. BOLEN. Pastor “Come Thou with us, we will do Thee pood.” BALENTINE PACKING COMPANY Home of IRISTOCR M H PIGS II M — BACON PURE LARD PI RE PORK -VI - VGI South Carolina's Own” MEAT PACKERS 110 E. Court St. GREENA I LI J . S. C. Phone 4300 Deposits Insured By THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington. D. C. $5,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE $5,000 For Each Depositor EASLEY BANK EASLEY, SOUTH C ROLINA CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Building Material of All Kinds S. C. CARSON, Manager CENTR L. SOI TH CAROLINA Comjdirn ents of PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Also Large Distributors of Dried Beans and Evaporated Fruits, Frozen Fruits, Vegetables ami Fish GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA LILY WHITE MARKET FINE MEATS A SPECIALTY e. c. McAlister CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA WEST ASHEVILLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH This Church in the name of the Master opens wide its doors and says come. HELPFUL SERMONS COM FO R TA RLE 1 � E WJS SPLENDID Ml SIC E. W. BLACK, Pastor Compliments of VEST Elii) 1 Y is pone: forget it. McKEE’S SHOE SHOP Anderson. S, C. TOMORROW never eomes: u h ivorry? J. L. McKEE, Manager FUSE SHOE REPAIRING TODAY is here: GET IU 17 FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. F. K. SMITH, Pastor KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE A Church With A Message and A Welcome SUNDAY SCHOOL H. k. Jackson. Superintendent Miss Margaret Rulli Cureton. Sec. W. Y. P. S. SOCIETY M. P. Jackson. President Howard Allen, Secretary W. H. and F. M. SOCIETY Mrs. F. K. Smith, President Mrs. Ruth Palmor, Secretary A HOME LIKE CHURCH MARION COLLEGE J DYI iMK' CHRISTIAN USER L IRTSCOLLEGE Has grown throughout entire war period Offers: Liberal rt . Fine Vrts. Teacher Training and Di init School Confers: V.B.. B.S. in Ed.. B. KEL.. M. BEL., an.l B.D. degrees Evangelical in emphasis, II esleyanic in doctrine. Low costs, whole- some community, unusual opportunities for student aid. ilal spiritual life pervades the campus. A catalogue on request M. F. McCOPresident M RION, INDI N A FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH The Lighthouse on the Corner' REV. WATSON C. BLACK. Pastor GASTONIA. N. C. EASLEY LUMBER COMPANY Completi' Building Service Day Phone 61121 Night Phone 5361 Compliments of W. W. ROBINSON COMPANY EASLEY. S. C. THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH At Oak and Gay Streets KANNAPOLIS, N. C. REV. W. C. LOVIN, Pastor 703 Oak Street --- Phone 114-L Outfitters to Gentlemen W. M. Hopkins dC Son Main Street Easley, S. C. ROPER’S Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Shoes NOTIONS Central, South Carolina Phone 35 Best ishes to the Students of Central The American Holiness Journal APOLLO, PENNSYLVANI “The Big Little Monthly for the American Home” Missionary in Spirit Five Native Workers Five School Children FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH ROANOKE, VIRGINIA REV. CHARLES K. GENTRY, Motto: II e Preach not ourselves, hut (lirist Jesus the Lord. First Wesleyan Methodist Church 31st and Mass. Ave., S. E. WASHINGTON, D. C. Assures you a warm welcome when you i it in the Nation’s Capital. You will find Wesley- atb from nearly every State en- joying fellowship in the church of their choice ... THE ESLEYAN METHODIST lil M I M I L STYLES EXCELLENT VALUES Cannon Shoe Store Shoes for the Entire Family 2 South Main Street GREENVILLE, S. C. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH KEV. T. L. HILL, Pastor BESSEMER CITY, N. C. “A Full Gospel for A Lost World'' J. N. Morgan Estate Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE J. G. CENTER, Manager THE CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE W elcomes FACULTY AND STUDENTS Compliments of W. M. C BOOKSTORE We enjoy serving the students and visitors “All Business Appreciated'' C. A. FHAUP, Manager MILLER MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HARVEYTOWN ROAD, LYMAN, S. C. KEV. E. L. GUN BY, Pastor Route No 2, Wellford, S. C. SUNDAY SCHOOL EACH SUNDAY, 10 A. M. Maxwell M. Alexander, Supt. J. T. Chandler, Sec. PRAYER MEETING EACH WEDNESDAY. 7:30 P. M. PREACHING SERVICE EACH SUNDAY Morning 11:00 — Evening 7:30 J. T CHANDLER, Treas. 22 Piedmont St.. Lyman. S. C. The Miller Memorial Church Doors are open at all times for all who wish to attend. TWO STUDENTS AT CENTRAL It E L C O M E ! Lt. Col. and Mrs. John T. Chandler 22 Piedmont Koad. Lyman. S. C. Trul (he name Central College menus much to us. U r do love Central College and the principle for which it stands at heart. In this small way we are telling you so. May Central always move for- ward for the Master is our humble prayer. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT SMITH-WADSWORTH HARDWARE CO. 428 S. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LINE OF RESTAURANT AND KIH IIEN SI FT LIES MR. COMER SAYS: Don’t Put It Off... Put It On! WE HAVE PAINTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. WE HAVE PAINTS FOR EVERY PURSE. I have an attractive dealer proposition. Write me for prices and color cards. J. E. COMER P. 0. BOX 25. KNOXVILLE, TENN. Southern Representative WHEELER VARNISH WORKS, CHICAGO, ILL. Wholesale Distributor of WESTERN BREAD. FLOUR and CHESTERFIELD FEED BLANTON’S GROCERY STORE Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 4420-j CALL FOR BLANTON’S If you want the best in Coffee and Extracts For 23 years a leader in quality CENTRAL, S. C. FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH BIRMINGHAM. LABAMA SUNDAY SCHOOL____________________9:45 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP ________________11:00 A. M. W. Y. P. S.______________________6:30 P. M. EVENING SERVICE__________________7:30 P. M. PRAYER MEETING THURSDAY__________7:30 P. M. I HEARTY If ELCOME EXTENDED TO ALL N. C. HOGGLE. Pastor H. J. KEWISH, Treasurer An Active W. Y. P. S. Motto Our Youth for Christ HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner Newton and Meadow Streets HIGH POINT, N. C. “,-1 Full Gospel for I Lost If or Id REV. B. H. PH UP. Pastor BETHEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HENDERSON COi NTY, N. C. SERVICES Sunday School 10:00, Preaching 11:00 W. V. P. S. 7:15. Preaching8:00 Midweek Prayer Service, Wednesday Evening 8:00 WE EXTEND CORDI L W ELCOME TO LL WM. A. TODD. Pastor Radio Revival WATL—Atlanta. Ga. On the Air Because God Answers Prayer REV. A. M. WADE, Director THE BOOK SHOP Bibles and General Books Telephone 8238 11 West McBee Avenue GREENVILLE, S. C. 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Pliaup “Diligent in business, fervent Secretary, Hurl T. Gentry in Spirit, serving the Lord. Treasurer, atson C. Black All Former Central Students REV. R. E. SNIPES, Pastor Publishers of the “Youth Herald ' ; i : | CENTRAL SECOND Greetings from the WESLEYAN Stair Avenue Wesleyan METHODIST CHURCH Methodist Church Central. S. C. Knoxville. Tenn. V. A. MITCHELL, Pastor REV. H. A. HARVEY, Pastor The Cent ration Staff wishes to express its appreciation to CATEECHEE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. V. A. MITCHELL, Pastor ’ Prof. Geo. E. Failing, our pho- tographer, for his excellent Cateechee, S. C, ; work. KEYS PRINTING COMPANY GREENVILLE. S. 7 he Ability to Serve You Well Is As Important Is the Desire To Serve You If ell. The Central ion Staff take this opportunity to thank all who patronize their advertising columns. ►