Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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College Freshmen We freshmen are still dazed from the shock of finding our first year in college such a drastic change from high school days. Ever our lament would be What, oh what, can I write my theme on for Friday Nevertheless, we experienced emo- tions varying from pride to pathos, de- pending upon whether we were giving the banquet, or wondering in puzzled amazement where the sophomores were when they took their sneak The year has been fun in spite of all the bewild- erment, and we are smug in the realization that next year we will be lofty upper-classmen. Miss Martha Smith, Sponsor Edwin Cowart, Vice-President Elijah Cockman, Treasurer Betty Lowuance, Secretary Dale Johnston, President (unphotographed) Louie C. Alexander Moore, S. C. Donald Max Atcheson Mary Margaret Atkins Atlanta, Ga. Kemersville, N. C. Clarence W. Burrell Canton, N. C,

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I!f)11 e11e Sophomores Nancy M avii an Wilmington, North Carolina P. L S. (I, 2); North Carolina Club 2,, Presto Club 1, 2 College Con ferencc I, 2); Y M U B 1.2. Secretary 2 YY Y P S. I. 2), Spanish Club CO. 'Though I italic in the midst of trouble, thou wilt revive me. l alm 148:7, Ruth Ejloadi m YIdrcan Kemcrsvillc, North Carolina P L S. I. 2); North Carolina Club 2... Chorus I. 2), CoUqor Conference 1.2. Sect eta rv | M. U B 1, 2 V Y P S Cl. 2;. Then tpake feint . . hr that folbneeth me thall not u alk in darkness but th ll hove the light of life. John 8:12 Quiet Nancy is generous and kind her meek lile reminds us of I lim vv h . .ml. ‘the meek shall inherit the earth . . . Ruth— tops in C .reek -ean’t hear to make low grades. she is Friendly to all Martha perpetually laughing gaily wins new friends she ts a gn l stenographer and takes her school work seriously ... I ucile—“‘Shorty a spark of energy is always alive and ready for fun, never seeming to have a eare tn the world; nevertheless she is warmly sympathetic (dadys—tops m her schoolwork, hut vet take-s time lor liter.irv and religious activities l know her is t appreciate and love her Martha Partun I ligh Point, North C arolinu P. L. S. 1. 2); North Carolina Club 2): Ccn Italian StaH I Spanish Club I Presto Club 1. 2 , Chorus 1. 2 College Conference 1, 2): Y M. W. 11 (1. 2); Y Y P S. . 1. 2); Freshman Class Sec retary CO- That ye might walk n orth} of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, arul increasing in the koouledge of Ciod. Culos sians I: 10. Norma I ucile Smith Birmingham, Alabama k I S I. 2, Alabama Club 2 Spanish Club 1 Hiking Club I Chorus 1,2 i ollegc ■ .inference I : Y. M U . B. 1. 2 V. Y. P. S. i 1. 2 . Girls' Athletic Yssuciation I 2 . President ( 2). Therefore ue are always confident, . . . for ice walk by faith, not by sight II Corinthians 5:6 and 7. Gladys Irene Talbert Ax ton. Y irginia k 1 S. 1, 2 Y'irginia Club 2 Spanish C lub 1. 2 Presto C luh 1 . C horus I t .li e Club 1 t .'liege Confercncv I, 2); Y M Y 11 I, 2 , YY Y P s I. 2 ( ark At li let ft nation 2 C entralian Stall 2). Bui the paib of the just is as the diiimig fight, that shinelh more and more unto the perfect das.' Proverbs 4:18.

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I! u 11 e i] e Freshmen Elijah A. Coauiui Statesville N I I iiomak Edwin I ow ini Augusta) Ga. I lolUN I I I Cot I Cuba. N. Y, 1 SUVA AOMI I )aVI Selma, A Li. Bi m Ejlni »nst C om i n Knoxville. Tenn Hi rn Lou Dictt i Pell City, Ala. Hamit Rmn Connor Mi«ut»villf. N. C. Meredi m On err a Dobs Centerville. Via Juanita Elam Brent, ALi. Betti Lou C.odhii Greer, S. C, Montlss Gravi i v Easley, S C. Charm n I Gheln Knoxv tile. Tenn