Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

11' 1 3 4 L .1 l w w v 4 R, C I r i '4 I . M 1 3 1 , i.V--i' lJCH M ILETH VA A AN H I m m w M m Q H Q lb If v m E Q m Z H 'U Z Ib- '4 m E C w Ib X CW I H m C5 C m M 1 1 ANSWERS , PRAYER vi R GOD Q nl Student Publication of Wesleyan Methodist College Central, South Carolina F HY Sponsor C .IQ Kalman' E C1110 I may? .xdfgrigaf B Managef ofeonarzl EFCLIIL 19Cenhalian 49 f r Peace. Where there is Ono, MAKE ME an instrument of Thy hatred, let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon. Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope. Where there is darkness, light. Where there is sadness, joy. O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to he consoled as to consoleg to he understood, as to understand, to be loved, as to love, for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardonecl, and it is in dying that we are born to Eternal Life. , A 1 ' 1 .7 .fu A N: ga: . ' .,-1.55 ,, Ti FOREWORD New clothes . . . bulging suitcases . . . rush to bus . . . goodbyes . . . city limits . . . fitful snoozes . . . Central . . . mile and a half walk . . . Welcome . . . no roommate QyetD . . . bedtime . . . rising bell . . . biscuits . . . grits . . . office . . . empty billfold roommate arrives temporary chaos 8:00 classes .. . assignments . . . parallel . . . laundry announcements . . . mail scramble . . . College Conference . . prayer and fast . . . seekers . . . victory . . . permissions . . . K. L. S. and P. L. S. pro- grams . . . lost and Found . . . heat and rain . . . continual piano practice . . . moonlight Strolls . . . ball . . . mountain trips . . . couples . . . boat riding . . . hot dogs . . . potato chips . . . cameras . . . devotions . . . Church . . . staff meetings . . . contests . . . cup- board clamuor . . . visitors . . . Harvest day . . . covvls skull . . . Christmas . . . dinner, Cantata . . . turkey, cranberries . . . glimpses of snow for Northerners . . . midnight oil . . . Iinal exams . . . By the slain of my teeth! . . . Second semester registration . . . Youth Week . . . pranks . . . Bang, bang! . . . faculty meetings . . . pageants . . . Easter . . . 1000 pages parallel . . . term papers . . . exams . . . B average! . . . commence- ment . . . caps and gowns . . . degrees . . . goodbye tears . . . lonely campus . . . home again . . . until September . . . thus ends the school year of '48-'49l DEDICATION, It is with affection that we dedicate the 1949 volume of the Centralian to Professor Claude R. Rickman, one who loves God, man- kind, and righteousness. We, the members of' the staff, Wish to bestow upon him this little surprise and reward as an expression of our appreciation for his faithfulness and efficiency as our sponsor. For two years he has been the experienced adviser for the annual, and his noble spirit, sense of humor, patience, and un- tiring service have made the work enjoyable. Because of his consistent Christian life, his con- cern for the problems of youth, and his high scholastic aim, he has won the admiration of all. ,., l, rw m..,,,.......,,,.,,,?.....-,. .31 ,., ,. , ,,. ,sf s.,i,fm-4-,sears-2-.sw F- si Kiwggr as Q E M g is-gms a if -. s . - -- g ig W s B s E s W gm w yxkvlz ,555 B ,S B ,S 3 Q . iwgm. gr ag rf :,:.5,5:.:,-:rv:::4.,E:3,547f,. ff :: 3 -:mn sr 1 rr in mg:-5 53 mwwqlm E rr wwagsnsggawm gnni:,'wwwv,n sg- sr ings mums snags-ss .H W,-was sm sn, my -f'. - ---. - Wi.. as aww 1 s -, if mms rr . 1 . . ' , 3 I Q B H ? L a Q B: ' , s s L- , . H i, H : in - I SS F' W - XSIYX B gr is U K Sr X i Professor Claude R. Rickman 'ifszofa aw Q ot- gr 'Am groww's3bonvfferw04g432wo'3QH-.-guiGio- fix -02910052 C OX-20 s, R .N if al Hx l 75 U 1 LQ? 3? 6 l A T my 4-s qu 7? if 2 Q Q vi ll QT 'ff 2 Q Qi li 12 vi? Qi lsr cv l ll 6+ ll iw -we ewanwe-wiQVQwar9wua52wssieboQQieooQ49ooQ65fooQQooi-X Worthy is he who has lived for God, I t seemed that the touch of his hand made whole. Who rejected early the path sin-trod And many took faith when he drew near, And the grip of sin. One went his way For he prayed a prayer that God would hear Helping those who were needy from day to day. And answer, though the need he small. Impulsive, quick spoken, yet above all, ' Today he is honored and loved hy all, He was ever ready to hear each call H e is tender, compassionate, frm in plan- For aid in body, or prayer for soul. True likeness unto the Son of Man. By LYLLIS E. DAVIS CGNTENTS lntellectuality Spirituality Sociality Athletics Commerce ,, ,ix ix t ev N IX X xy V I M ix .Xi Nsxf X ZZQSEWZES H 5525 5232 Hawa ii, wg gm Esfg-ESKQQEEQZQESSQH E 3 '53 a m 5 m .1 gpg gggmgig Saw n F Q W R mwgg EB H ww M may M., K :2EHQ'Q'l1'T'1 5 'PX 5 , M .K x S E 5 5 Q fm H E W ,E W . ,HQ ,Mi Q Q M5329 I M H naw, m,,.?fL?ww QM 2-ggg 'Li?55Wf svwfimv W Wnwgswr... EE Wi,,S-WH g ..: w'x spa as H. .. J Q. -2,1 ,gimff.,,.w .K LJ,-.fx L wi .. ,, . M A -EE A ' 1 AW ., I A 1 Q 5 gn? P ..: :.- '4 -I - .:.:.:. f ' ' M fl fl 12 , I '- gg ,:, . I W W .,5.: . A ,. -M ,V f . Ti, :V . It The President Greets You. The youth of today face the greatest challenge of all times. Scientific research and experiments have placed at the disposal of mankind the powerful tools necessary to place the elements at the service of the human race. The destiny of modern civilization depends upon the question of Whether the youth of today will make a proper, or improper, use of their opportunities. Christian education will certainly prove a potent factor in determining the course our generation will charter. May the sons and daughters of W. M. C. ever be loyal to the ideals set before them in a Christian collegeg may they ever be true to the Christ they have come to knowg and may they do their best to disseminate the knowledge of the gospel of Christ, both in this fair land of ours that is threatened with materialism, hatred, strife, and war, as well as in the land of the shadows, where the gospel light has never gone. Yours with best wishes, 5223277 ' ADMINISTRATIGN - .. R. C. MULLINAX, President B.A., Asbury Collcgeg IVLA., Wolford Collegeg Graduate Student, Columbia Bible Collegeg Graduate Student, Emory University. Ofice Stan' Seated: Mrs. Gordan Cary, Secretary to Presi- dentg Mrs. Eugene Smith, Assistant Secretary. Standing: Rev. F. B. Willianms, Bookkeeper, Joyce Abercrombie, Assistant Secretary. 1 . y 1. CLAUDE R. RICKMAN A.B., BS. in Education, Marion Col- legcg Graduate Student, University of Nortli Carolina. History and Social Stmlies Dean of College GORDAN I-I. Cfmv AB., Marion College, M.Rel., Marion College Divinity School. Creek, Bible, Theology Dean of Theology JAMES B. C1-uLDs B.S., Asbury College, Graduate Stu- dent, Clemson College, Graduate Stu- dent, Duke University. lVIatlzematics, Natural Sciences E. HAROLD SI-IIGLEY B.S. in Education, A.B., Marion Col- legeg M.Rel., Marion College Divinity Sclioolg M.A., University of Alabama. Education, Psy., Phys. Ed. College Registrar Local Board of Managers First row, left to right: W. C. Lovin, R. C. Mullinax, C'l'l,Hi7'1'l'Ml1'Lj L. F. Lance, Secretary, E. L. Henderson, Hammond Gunby. Seca-ml row: Earl Gentry, Paul Lawrence, P. C. Lusk, E. L. Gunby. 'lllxinl row: D. P. Denton, E. L. Shigley. FACULTY Vmcu. A. MITCI'IELL Th.B., Wesleyan Methodist Col- legeg Student of High Point College. Bible, Theology Con leave of ahsencel RUTH C. UEBELE A.B., Marion Collegeg M.A., Indiana University English, Spanish MARGARET GATNES CHILDS B.Mus., Asbury Collegeg Stu- dent, Greenville Woman's Col- lege and Conservatory. Piano ELISABETII A. Rlcsxzeia A.B., Marion College. Piano, Theory Lyx.L1s E. DAvrs A.B., Marion Colle eg Student of Gregg College. Commerce MARTIIA F. SMITH B.A., Furman Universityg Stu- dent of University of North Carolina. Librarian FRANCES FRENCH Dean of Wo1ncn Lorufmzo A. HARVEY A.B., Wesleyan Methodist Col- legcg Th.B., A.B., B.S. in Edu- cation, Marion Collegeg Student of DuPre Rhame, Furman Uni- versity. Voice, Conducting FHANCENE Cunrz ELLro'rr A.B., Marion Collegeg Graduate Student, University of Alabama. English, Mathematics MAHLING I. ELLIOTT A.B., Marion Collegeg M.Re1., Marion College Divinity School, B. D., McCormick Theological Seminary. H omilehbs, Church H Lstofy, Philosophy Mvnrua D. McDANusL B.S., Wesle an Methodist College. Dietitian and Mahon FACULTY G'Study to sh w thyself ap- proved unto od, a workman that needet not to be C L A S S E S 2 TIMOTHY 2:15 I ashame,... I The all powerful Creator of the universe has endowed us with numerous abilities and a clear mind with which to grasp information. It is our privileged duty to keep our thoughts pure and to educate our intellect for the glori- iication of our Redeemer. We are behooved to use our time advantageously to prepare ourselves for a life of worthwhile service. Only through prayer can We accomplish this successfully. 'ilniellzciualiing P -. mf- lv . 1- ..k X ...- M?- if BEE W m ' ww --E- as ss E , 1555 Ri mms M as H mm- B Emi 3 E wg : jlxnizf -wax E 'Wg a x ' km A -e -W 1 4? 1- :.- 5, E -, : ': os .- my R' : -A - .:.: M - R :.. ,, 1 -H. .. EQ- S1 mis-L I , mx 1 155- .,.. H 3 H .. .. A E A 5 as .' 'H 5-as. 'Q - 1 ' wh' wb- . gm ,I 2:--. - as N . . w .HH -H an 'am Bm .. H-M .. E 5 .sw g f ,. B was Q , ass., B - B- ---. M W- D M -, my ,,.---- :.:.: i - Massa W sw 25' FEE . W .Q , ,SQXQNZWQ H ,ma ways. NB' ,QE H E H-KNEE M E W m gg gm M 355 , , A mf H HE Q X1 A--QELEESSW UE. 4 ,-EEE sw Wgwqww wa El 20-53: Wu W w 'F 322355 H E we 2,- - M -- mb S mm. ' ' 'Y K' mn- , ff If-, ' M: ' 'r 'J' nw K 1 . 2. 'XR Q rd . H A K Q ,-w ,yi OFFICERS l'lUGH I-IUNNICUTT . . . . . Vice-President BETTY STEWART . . . . . , Secretary W. C. DAVISON .. President IVIILDRED GRANT . .. . . Treasurer PROFESSOR CARY . . . , . . Sponsor The 'Theologs' of W. M. C. have contributed much to all by their spiritual leadership in and around the school. Throughout the year they have explored the deeper spiritual realms of Christianity and set an exampl or the others. Unselfishly they have spent time in prayer and fasting to win souls the Kingdom of Cod, and now may we sincerely say that we appreciate their service to the school. THEOLOGY A 3,-rf' Q, PAuL1NE DEAN A woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. PAUL GLENDENMNG To live as gently as I can-to be, no matter where, a man. MARY HARVEY Whoever wears a happy fac service to h11,ma11,ity. e doesa .IUNIORS C. T. BRYANT CLYDE I'IICKS I'IUGI-I I'IUNNICUTT JACK SMITH WILLETT Vxass .LONEY WARREN CLARENCE CAWTHORN ROY Loclcmnca HAL G. ROBBINS, JR. EUGENE D. SMITH 1 SOPHOMORES Freshmen 'UB JT K 'fob LUTHER ELBELL CLARENCE PITTINIAN CHARLES BLACK JIMIMIE GAINES IOHNNY POWELL JOHNNY HARRIS GERALD GUTEKUNST ELLA VOICHT Down JOHNSON ALBERT PAYNE JULIAN BLACK BIBLE DIPLOMA STUDENTS THIRD YEAR GRADUATES LEON DEAN DOUGLAS HEFFNER RUFUS MORGAN Nothing great was ever achieved with- Let us stand bold in the liberty where- Nothing great was ever done without out e11thusiasnz. with Christ made us free. determination. SECOND YEAR GRADUATES SECOND YEAR STUDENTS W. G. IDAVISON FAYE POWELL His death is our life, His loss our YOU can be in life what you want 10 A- C- CLEMENS gain, the joy for the iear, the peace for be. f117!517l11:11.u JOHN HOUSER MILDRED GRANT BETTY STEWART Milzlrecl is inclividimlistic, with a firm Always a sparkle in her eyes and a and resolute purpose. smile on her lips. SIDNEY LOGGINS BnA'm1cE I-IEFFNER But grow -in grace anal in the knowl- P1-IRONEY WARREN edge of our Lord and Savior, jesus Phroney is a gay entertainer, a real RUFU5 MOSS Christ. friend, and a practical Christian. FIRST YEAR BIBLE RICHARD ADDISON MRS. LUTHER ELBELL BLON DEAN BROWN CLIFFORD CLUBB W. H. CORN CARL Cox LEILA HAVERTY SAMUEL I-IUFF DIPLOMA CHARLES I-I. MARTIN M. JACKSON MORLEY JOHN V. SMITH JOHN SOUTHERN 3 Not pictured LEROY Cox WILLIAM WIGGINS 53. bgv IL SPECIAL STUDENTS -- E a ms nm ms wa nw Jam fx- 1 E 1 xx aw sm mn 'HTF' EM .M if Fin r my if -slmm gmjy . .E . M' mug xx Q n-wa m-ENE. um-E wm i- Li-H5124 :Z -AW. W H212 gfigyg' EETJSQE - 1. mf gg ESM! swam, N. in fm W A ff ': . my EY? E15 .E ff jigs M ms wx , E , , ESX M jfjgfg W W HHH- - nl , ,E jj nm' mfs: mm EE' Wm H1 WM H1 5 ,FEW .:. K EW 5 j..n m'1Yi HHH Wg ,W Arif, :mm -Yi ,. .ig: z: sis H ' W ' M ETB? ,A -was - ,:-g my 55: pm my Yiwu- :::,e:. ss -- :F ' Mmwsa is ..: . H H wmv V i H ,Q Vw J.. .:.:. MRS. VERGIE CLUBB MRS. ELIZABETH HUNNICUTT Mus. RUTH POWELL MRS. EDITH WAKEFIELD COLLEGE SOPHOMORES The sophomores have completed successful years as students in Central College. They have Worn their graduation gowns and written in their hooks of happy memories. Few of the hours will he forgotten, and the experiences that have strengthened their character will always he appreciated by them. Cod has shown His hand in the molding of their lives for His service. May they forever glorify I-lim. OFFICERS C. J. Moss. . . , , . .Vice-President CORINNE DANIEL .... . .. .Sec1'etary PROP. E. H. SHIGLEY .... .... S ponsor MARGARET Prucn . . . .... Treasurer WILLETT Vess . . . .... President l l as ,-vw I 1 DOLLY B. ALBRIGHT She -never faltered in her work, nor ever failed a friend. INA Loursrz CHILDS u Quietly she works, always faithful to each duty. CORINNE DANIELL She is daring' and sweet-dainty from her end to her feet. EDWIN DAVIS You can he in life what you want to he. MAnsENA FRENCH When you increase the desire for gozlliness, cm diminish the desire fhr worldlinessf' MARIE GILBERT A perfect woman, nohly planned, to warn, to comfort, and conzinandf' ZELPI-IIA GITTENS A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift. MARGAIKET GUNBY Mart has a talent for winning friends. Her industrious spirit should carry her far in life. Runv I'lAIKDY Quiet and shy, hut oh, so depend- ahle. Amee I'IUFFMAN Combined with her humor and wit are patience and helpfulness that -make her a Mend worth having, EARL KTLPATRLCK He enjoys himself in a quiet way, but never has much to say. STELLA LACKEY Her quiet, modest manner has won for her the respect of those who know her. p WANDA Lewis Pleasant things come in small packages. MARY NELL LINDSEY Laughter-loving, and good natured, she has a genius for friendship, and her spirit spreads sunshine wherever she goes. JANICE LOGGINS Give to -the world the hest you have and the hest will come hack to you. CLARENCE J. Moss, IR. He hides his troubles in his music and cheers the path. for others. GORDON MuLL1NAx His word was ever pleasant, his manner ever sunny. MARGAIIET PRICE How her fingers went when ,they moved hy note through -measures fine, as she marched them o'er the yielding plank of the ivory floor. ALTA RAYLE . Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. JUANITA SMITH She will always have friends wher- ever she goes. Not pictured OSCAR BYNUM IRENE SIVIITH P 4 ,7, COLLEGE FRESHMEN The difference that we freshmen experienced when we Hrst entered Central College has left us in a dazed condition, but we have worked with the realization in mind of the importance of doing our best. VV e now look forward to the day when we Will be upperclassmen and can look back on our freshmen year as a good beginning on the road of life. OFFICERS STEPHEN CALHOON Vice-President PROFESSOR HARVEY .... Sponsor Lou ANN Housen. .,.. Secretary GAINES Ross .,.. .... P resident BILL VVHIGHT .... Treasurer JOYCE ABERCROMBIE KENNETH ALLEN LEONARD BRANK STEPHEN CALHOON Romznr CROCKER EARLINE DAVIS KEHITTU GLOVER LOWELL GRANTIER Lou ANN HOUSER JOSEPH LANE GLORIA JEAN LEE ELIzAnE'rI-I MOELEY LINTON R. MOIILEY L. B. P1ERsoN PIELEN PowERs HAROLD RICKMAN GAINES Ross MARY ANN Rupus MARGARET SCI-IMIDT CliARLES SMITII TILLMAN TILLoTsoN EVANGELINE TUCKER WILLIAM TURNER JOSEPH WAKEFIELD CAROLYN WI'IALEY WILLIAM WRIGHT STUDENT BODY OFFICERS A. C. CLEMENS President I Iucu PlUNN1CUTT Vice-Presiclent EARLINE DAVIS Secretary C. J. Moss, JR. Treasurer Emu. Kirrmriucrc Valeclictorimz XAIILLIAM PANTON Salumlorian Earl Kilpatrick, from the college departmentg and VVilliam Panton, from thc academy, have been chosen to serve as valedictorian and salutatorian of their class. They have proved themselves Worthy because of their consistent Christian lives and high scholastic records. Not giggling? Nflfzerrfs Earli-ne? Waiti1zg for Bruce Campus 'fesso1's? tIM0M-11fHlH'HiTES', Table Rock, here we come lifs not the statue of Liberty Look before you leap lt's just on Saturday H e looks All-Might VV here did he come from? Dreaming, Loney? Wo-111an's best friend Harvest Day Socially inclined HLO'V91'S!U WHO'S WHO IN COLLEGE MRS. MARY HARVEY .... Mrs. Harvey has won the love and respect of all. Her understanding heart has helped many to press on in the battle of life. Her devoted Christian life and scholastic standing are two things that have rewarded her this place of honor. MARSENA FRENCH .... Marsenais sincerity makes one appreciate her. She has proved to be capable in not only her school work but in other activities as well. Her life is a living testimony of her striving to do the Master's will. INA LOUISE CHILDS .... Kind, quiet, and dependable are descrip- tive of Ina. Using her talents for God's glory, she has been the accompanist for the triple trio and the Evangel Trio. Her life has left an indelible print on the ones who have known her. WHO'S WHO IN HIGH SCHOOL RUSSELL ELDER .... Russell's Christian life, pleasant person- ality, and musical and artistic ability are great assets to him. As a member of the College Quartet he is a blessing to the people whom he contacts. Cod has a special place for Russell to H11. CLARA WILLIAMS . . Clara has merited this position. Many are the times her cheerful smile has en- couraged others, and her enthusiasm has spurred them on. Through it all Christ has been her Guide as her life has proved. PON DER FREDERICK .... Spiritualism, friendliness, and good sports- manship are some of Ponder's outstanding qualities. I-lis consistent testimony for Christ during his two years at W. M. C. has been an inspiration to all. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS When we first began school, we thought- what a long, hard road ahead , but how rapidly the years have passed and graduation day nears. There are memories of joy and sadness, but through it all we have seen the merciful hand of God guiding us in the Way. Now We must look to the future, . . . forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark . . . Phil. 3:13-14. OFFICERS BILL PANTON Treasurer Doms TILLMAN Vice-President Miss B. RIGSBEE Sponsor MILDBED VEAL Secretary RUSSELL ELDER President SHIRLEY BLESSARD The heart of honor, the tongue of truth. MAnoAnET CAMPBELL Her persistence, inclustrif, and common sense will ca er to a lofty place in li e. Russau. ELDER A merry heart doeth good like medicine. PONDER FREDERICK ,lust a hit kinder to those I may meet, just a hit manlier taking defeat. DUANE Plums He does his task from day to clay, and whatever comes his way. FRANKIE TANT Always a sparkle in her eyes and a smile on her lips. Doms TILLMAN Happy is she who finds her way pleasant in things of every day. MARTHA VEAL Put your troubles in a box, and sit on the lid and smile. MILDRED VEAL This I would like to he-just a bit truer, less of the wisher and more of the doer. JESSE VUNCANNON Let us then he up and doing with a heart for any fate. HIGH SCHOOL .IUNIORS Having finished their junior year in high school successfully, these young people are anticipating another year of intellectual growth and pleasant Christian fellow- ship. Their presence has proved 21 helpful addition to the campus. May they always be a blessing to others. OFFICERS I. W. STILES Vice-President KEITH WALDROP President CLARA WILLIAL1S Secretary MRS. ELLIOTT Sponsor CLAUDETTE ANDERSON MARY GENE CURTIS GEIKALDINE DENNARD WILLIAM FRENCH N O T P I C T U R E D EUGENE BURNHAM JAMES R. Mtmpny PATRICIA HAVERTY NANCY HOWARD ELLA MAE LOCKRIDGE DOROTHY MATIIERLEL BETTY ANN PACE WILLIAM PANTON CSeniorD JAMES STILES LILLIE TILLOTSON ERNEST Vrsmsn KEITH WALDROP ARNOLD WIIISNANT CLARA WILLIAMS Berry JEAN YA'ms IMOGENE WILLIAMS RAE NELL RICKARD l OFFICERS LILLA JOLLY .................,. ,.,, S ecfetary JO CAROL PERRY ,,.. .. .President MISS DAVIS ..... ,..,.... S ponsor JOYCE ALBRICHT . . . .... Vice-President HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class has the future in mind, and many of them are making pre- parations for college. Their dependability and desire to help hs placed them highly in our respect. Trusting in the Lord to lead them and knowing that they can do all things through Christ, their future success is evi- dent. JOYCE ALBRIGHT MONA ROSE BROWNE EVERETI' BOWIE CPIARLES CANUP MARY COCKMAN ROBERT COMPTON WILLIAM DAVIS DARL FOWLER GEORGE GARRETI' Hucx-I HUTCIiINS JAMES W. JACOBS LILLA JOLLY DORIS MAIHERLEE CHARLOTTE NEWTON RUTH OUTEN JO CAROL PERRY PAYE WIGGINS .f 4- 1? HIGH SCHOOL gh FRESHMEN OFFICERS DON SMITH . . . . . . .,.,......, Vice-President SHIRLEY HAMES . . . ..... Secretary MARTHA SMITH , , . .,.. Sponsor HENRIETTA FANT . . . . .President NAOMI BRoss ., . ..... Treasurer Yes, we're just green freshmen, trying to become adjusted to the change from grade school to high schoolg however, we have an important place at Central College, and We are striving to do our best. Our real purpose is to please Cod and stay in His will and to let Him guide us in our preparation for a CZIICCI. WARREN ANDERSON SARA BRAc1cET'I'E NAOMI Bnoss FRED CLEMENTS PIENHIETTA FANT SHIRLEY HAMES ROBBIE HARWELL JOHN HIIDGINS THOMAS MATHERLEE EARLE NEWTON CLAUDIA RADICS DONALD SMITH VIRGIL VEAL N ot pictured JACK CHILDS FAYE CHURCH IRIS NEAL and how shall they hear R ANS 10 14 without of ' reacher? 0151 Z , 1 tg Spiritualilg v 1. MU may M ,mv igzmrimg: N . M, ,- , . w V11 , Y 3 x . . f x X 2 3 K 1 x . M Mx.: 'mFg',1. 17 W YL . ,gf U1-wa jg . - - -1.-vw - ' -vff' -2 UMM M 4 Q, , R A W , . A, K d X. MN M X ,GJ ..., M . 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'. ,A Mfm KEN Q, K--wif 5- 3 Q. .xi X P .,P'6 1 MM as .N 5 r w 953 5- :u Y x ,ml E Wigdfh., 7. ,,.,...,M Q .M ,.,,g,,,N M WW 2 gif-Y ' Ez ka iw 5 f-YQQMM-W x M -A Q 594 ,H is WE 14 Q , - 1 m 4 .6 ju, H Iva, E ss Am Mm 11-omg ,.s,,.7'. sf ' ' ...J-gsL,A.f,.-M51-.i,W4...Z'b,: 1,5152 I mn F H f X Q ' a w 2 K . :M . 3 I -- -LAMU Mus. . ix:-I I A Message From Our Pastor 'REMEMBER Now THY CREATOR IN THE DAYS or TI-IY YOUTH Youth has hidden potentialitiesg the Creator endowed us with them. We never know what we are going to find in our hidden selves until we discover our- selves in God. Nothing is more tragic than to live without God which is a waste of our resources, ideas, physical strength, time, accumulated knowledge, and faith in ourselves. To live is something far more than the mere fact of existence, May this motto be ours: For me to live is Christ. C. , 'ff' C. T. BRYANT, Pastor REVIVALS RELIGIOUS No curriculum is complete unless it includes religious training to guide in spiritual develop- ment. Thus the primary aim of our school is to assist young people in making preparations for practical Christian service in whatever voca- tion they choose to pursue. The college During the school year we have had two revivals. Our evangelist for the fall revival was Reverend David A. Reese, assistant agent for the Wesleyan Methodist connection, of Syra- cuse, New York. Prayer began to prevail great- ly upon the campus, and an unscheduled series of services were begun with Reverend E.. L. Cunby, pastor of Easley Mill Church, Easley, South Carolina, as speaker. Through their searching messages many found peace with Cod. ACTIVITIES church, an afliliated institution, is a place where we gather for spiritual food and divine guid- ance. The Christian training received through the religious activities of the school has con- tributed much toward the shaping of decisions in the lives of many young people. THE COLLEGE CONFERENCE W. Y. P. S. Downhearted students may go for a spiritual up-lift to the W. Y. P. S. assemblies each Sun- day evening. It is a blessing to hear the singing, praying, testimonies, and programs of those who love God and are concerned about those who are out of the fold. This service helps to create a good atmosphere for the one that follows. MISSION ARY PRAYER MEETING Every Thursday evening a group of young people assemble to enjoy Christian fellowship in praying for missionaries, singing and testify- ing for Christ. Exhortations are given that help us to be able to pray for others. 5,9 ,,..-nav' C? ig Q' COLLEGE CONFERENCE A group of the most spiritual students makes groups conduct services at the old folks' home, up the College Conference. They meet each jail, and colored and white Sunday schools in Monday eveningg on Saturday they hold street l-leadtown. God richly blesses their sincere services, and on Sunday afternoons separate efforts to carry the gospel to others. 4 I K rx he ss W ,Ei -is X. as . 2' , sag s I' 2 w The Warren Twins We appreciate the willing and cooperative spirit shown to our school and churches by Loney and Phroney Warren. Often they are engaged in services, and their one desire is to see Codis kingdom increased. Their sincere Christian lives prove a testimony for Christ wherever they go, and they have blessed many. -'ie 66 College Trio p Anointed by the Holy Chost, these Christian young ladies, composing the College Trio, de- vote their service during the school year and summer months, representing Central College and spreading the Cospel to congregations in the South. They are Miss Qloyce Abercrombie, second sopranog Miss Lou Ann lflouser, .first sopranog Miss Earline Davis, lirst alto. Miss Margaret Price is pianist. College Quartet For many week ends the College Quartet is busily engaged in an effort to advance the cause of Christ and bring forth to the public the ad- vantages oli a Christian education. Through song and personal testimony they have made known their desire to spread the gospel of the transforming power of salvation. The members are: Leonard Branlc, second tenorg Harold Rickman, first tenorg Russell Elder, bassg C. Moss, baritone. v. Jil 1 1,05 ing raiaezi to QM! D Evangel Trio These Christian young ladies prove their sincerity for serving Christ by their willingness to carry the Gospel to others in musical messages. Cocl's manifold blessings have been upon their services. Composing thc Evangel Trio are: Miss Waiicla Lewis, lirst sopranog Miss Dolly Al- bright, altog Miss Alice Huffman, second soprano. Second Boys' Quartet Witnessirug for the Lord is a clelight for these young men, who show their love for their Re- deemer by praising l-lim in song and testimonies. Cod richly blesses their services for I-lim. The Quartet consists of: Hugh Hunnicut, second tenorg Jesse V uncannon, bassg Clyde Hicks, Hrst tenorg Keith Vlfaldrop, baritone. T v 1 52 g. aww' l K - lk ' -Ee N a .1 7 ' . ul? Qi! Qi H N ., ' rv' , 'tr W X' 1,-A , Og Virginia Trio The Virginia Trio has been organized about three years. Theselyoung ladies are natives of Roanoke, who have dedicated their voices to the cause of Christ. Their main purpose in life is to perform the Lord's will. They are: Mrs. Janice Loggins, altog Mrs. Ruth Powell, second sopranog Miss Betty Stuart, first soprano. WMWMQWZ 972W gww WM Jew CHRISTMAS CANTATA ' ' 'HPI 2.512 Q. 4, t if 43 , , fc -H 1 su , ,.--. H:-0 -f -3 - I , -,,mg9,:, , 4 f .Q . ' F , gms .nm fm e 9 R D 'E 'J 1: ' na. S . X m W is is aaa was wi .aaa aa ss. KB' - rf ,ir we 835352: me He? ,M Em ,sa mg M -in is B .xx s as ,ss sity E s nil E is .Wa K Youthful voices blended together in beautiful harmony under the direction of Professor L. A. l-larvey. Cocl's presence was manifest during the Christmas Cantata rendition, and many went away with a more appreciative feeling of music. First row: Rigsbee, violinist Cunphoto- graphedbg Stewart, Powell, Lewis, Bross, Fant, Cockman, Harwell, Walcehelcl, Perry, Dennard, Lackey, Brown, Davis, Tucker, Veal, Rufus. Second row: Childs, pianist, Haverty, Warren, Warren, Glendenning, Gilbert, Powers, Whaley, Martin, Pace, I-Iames, Powell, Howard, Albright, Brackett, Harvey, Director. Third row: Abercrombie, Lee, Houser, Glover, Albright, Mobley, Tillotson, Yates, Davis, Price, Lindsay, Loggins, Matherlee, Newton, Huffman, Smith. Fourth row: Vuncannon, Smith, Stiles, Elder, Moss, Brank, I-lunnicutt, Rickman, Brown, Calhoun, Bowie, Robbins, Wright, Davison, Mobley. Fifth row: Fowler, Waldrop, Mobley, Panton, Davis, Vess, Loggins, Bynum, Smith, Tillotson, French, Childs, Vickery, Jacobs. an a mg E that ear thee, a d 0 them that keep thy recepts PSALMS 119 63 V I am a compa 'on of all them ' ' f Social fellowship is a pleasant thing, but beware of the wolf in sheep's clothing . We are requested to keep ourselves free and un- spotted from the world . May God guide us in choosing our companions. Little do we realize how great an influence an associate has on our life. Let us walk in the straight and narrow path, holding each moment to the nail- scarred hand of our blessed Savior. 'Only in this way can we he safe. Sutialiig Y O 1 1 f I SN. Q ,f N , E 41-,ww .Q wan . vhvfifg A 4- .K Q '. 1 it -V -'JZ r 'L --1 .ag-91 l v .l N, M -j. 9, , n Tug: ,rg gm' vw 1 mbps, 'f Z is -, Y- WJ '12,-' f: M-3 ' Q f l wfgzgmgxga? 'T AmwXgfQ?'L -af I A QQ: , w :A . 195' .51 iz'Y ,friy fn .. A - ' L E Hjwggw ...f :Y 'fsyiqiki' - A f' ff -A W g WEEK 3' ' f - W. f ' ' .:.:.:.:.: s: Wax 9' W ww- -' N, qqrx K wa D V-gr lm 4 . as , ., , 1554- -182 ,iw V ,Q',, Wxf W ww' Y we ' . .mum , W . M' f,,-A rg V k j' W 1. MW ,.f-4fgn4 - W tw. mi-'..,,,t1 W AY Avg. k QM ,sfg5fm -N-5 Hmm' 5 OFFICERS WILLET1' Vizss ....,.......,.... ..,., P resident Berry Rrcsman ..... .....,. S ponsor STEPHEN CALIJOON . . . ..., Vice-President Lou ANN Housen .,.. ...,... S ecremry HUGH I'IUNNICUTI' .. ..,.. Treasurer P. The Philomathian Literary Society typifies pruclence, love, and service. Its programs are educational, entertaining, and inspiring, and the Society's competitive zeal has won the Centralian contest for the sixth consecutive year. This LITERARY Q L. S. year it received the cup for its own trophy. We feel that the Philomathian Literary Society is not only contributing much to our school life but to the entire southern area. SOCIETIES OFFICERS EUGENE SMITH ...........,....,....... President ELIZABETH MOBLEY . . . . . . . ....., .Secretary ROBERT CROCKER ,,...........,.... Vice-President KENNETH ALLEN .... ...,, T reasurer Cnot picturedl K. L. S. VVherever you see a member of the Keewanis Literary Society, you see a true example of their motto, Kindness, Loyalty, and Service . The desire of every Keewanis is to follow the ex- ample given by our Master-'Love one anotherf Whether it be athletic contests, Centralian sales, or just Christian fellowship, you will End the Keewanis ready and willing to do their best at all times. w i 4.4. v-- Eoffy .xgfdrigdf EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CENTRALIAN LITERARY STAFF Seated ELIZABETH MOBLEY .......... Associate Editor DOLLY B. ALBRIGHT .... ..... E Editor-in-Chief C. 1. Moss, IR. ...... .......... T ypist STELLA LACKEY ..... ..... L iterary Editor CORINNE DANIELL .................... Typist Standing Lou ANN I-IOUSER ............. Feature Editor ROBERT Cnocman ............ Associate Editor RUSSELL ELDER ....................... Artist PROFESSOR C. RICKLNIAN .............. Sponsor JANICE LOCGINS. .. ........... Sports Editor JOHNNY POWELL .... ..... S napshot Editor S T A F F ' I 9 4 9 BUSINESS STAFF Seated LEONARD BRANK ...... .... B nsiness Manager MAnc:AnE'1' SCI-11xI1DT .... ........... T ypisfr Stancling HAROLD R1C1cMAN. .Assistant Business Manager PONDER FREDERICK. .Assistant Business Manager PROFESSOR C. RICKNIAN .............. Sponsor R ' Q . - 15,39 2 ol,20Ilal'J M0124 X BUSINESS MANAGER THE COLLEGIAN STAFF .gna louise EDITOR-IN-CHIEF WA!! ,Mean BUSINESS MANAGER Seated MRS. ELLIOTT ........... .... .... S p onsor DORIS TILLMAN .... ............. T ypist VVILLETT VESS ....... .... B usiness Manager INA LOUISE CHILDS ........... Editor-in-Chief S tan ding ELLA VOIGHT ............... Exchange Editor WILLIAM PANTON ...... Subscription Manager MAIISENA FRENCH .... ....... F eature Editor CLARA WILLIAMS ............. News Reporter KENNETH ALLEN. . .Associate Business Manager CAROLYN WHALEY ........... Associate Editor GAINES Ross ..,..... .... A ssociate Editor LONEY MAE WARREN ................. Typist HAL ROBBINS .......... Subscription Manager CUnphotographedD if 4-. y 0444259201 MMWM will t is- we-Hr ig., -1- 4 - 1 i ,414 COLLEGIAN There will be Ll meeting of the Collegian Stall: in the typing room at 6:00 p. m. Work must he rushed to the printers! Soon the material is ready, and the Hnished product is returned to be distributed to anxious students. They glance over the news items but linger on the gossip column when their name appears boldly before their eyes. The Collegian Staff furnishes the college with uptodate information, news, and fun. Much they contribute to the school with their fulfilled duties. Ohio Club Ramblers Club STATE First row: P. I-laverty, L. Haverty, Voight, Miss Davis CSponsorD, Mather- lee. Second row: Hollis, Glover, Mr. Glover, Cal- hoon, Matllerlee, D. Matlxerlee. First row: Clemens, Walclrop, Hellner, Allen. Second row: J. Black, Glendenning, Elbell, C. Black, Mrs. Cary, Pro- fessor Cary, Miss Uebele, Punton. Third row: Miss French, l-leflfner, Bross, Harwell, I-l ou s e I , Miss Rigsbee CSponsorD, P r i cl e , D. Smith, Smith. CLUBS fLaf1 to rightl: Payne, Blcssurd, Newton, Stewart, Loggins, Powell, Schmidt, Grant, Turner. fCe11terl: P ro f e s so r Childs, Sponsor. First row: Miss Smith CSponsorD, Danicll, Elder, Mobley, Powers. Second 1'0WI Mobley, Rufus, Veal, Gunby, Veal. Anderson, I-Iudgins. Third row: I-licks, Caw- thorn, Mobley, V c a I , Allen, I-Iunnicutt. Virginia Club Georgia-Florida Club South Carolina Club First row: Childs, Garrett, Vess, Lackey, Mrs. Harvey, Vifarren, Tillotson, Newton, Mullinax, French Second row: Pittman, Moss, Davidson, Warren Hames, Williams, Dean, Campbell, Lee, Tillotson, Childs, Mrs. Childs. Third row: Brank, Moss, Dean, Huff, Davis, Crocker, Wriglit, Morgan, Miss Smith, French, Pro- fessor Childs. North Carolina Club First row: Fowler, Lane, Vuncannon, Powell, Rickard, Lewis, Huffman, Brackett, Lockridge, Prob- bins, Price, Albright, Howard, Wakefield, Outen, Royle, Clubb, Clubb. Second row: Professor Harvey QSponsorD, E. Lock- ridge, M. Campbell, D. Albright, Yates, Whaley, Brown, Bowie, Kilpatrick, Whisnant, B. Davis, Stiles, I-louser, Wakefield, Harris, Powell, Jacobs, Anderson Cockman, Professor Rickman. Alabama Club First row: Professor Shigley QSponsorD, Clement, Burnham, E. Smith, Pierson, Ross, Gaines, Frederick Compton, Canup, Hutchins, Logginsf Second row: Williaxiis, Davis,' Lindsey, Curtis, Wiggins, Jolly, Gilbert, Hardy, Tant, Abercrombie, Tillman, Pant, Smith. 9 Spanish Club Students who are taking Spanish meet monthly with Miss Uebele, their teacher, to enjoy and appre- ciate the foreign games, customs, and historical and geographical aspects of South America. The members are: First row: Bertha Campbell, Kerttu Glover, Stephen Calhoon, Kenneth Allen, Earl Kilpatrick, Stella Lackey, Alice Huffman. Second row: Leonard Brank, Dolly Albright, Till- man Tillorson, Harold Rickman, Miss Uebele, L. B. Pierson. Veterans Club These are a few of the young people who rendered their part in the service of our country and now have returned to prepare themselves for a life's vocation. While here in school they are faithfully applying themselves to their cluties as Christians and students with the desire to please God in all phases of activities. 1----if , ws 'iihih-A ' Y , - 'H 4 ' sz, fl 'q , '. . .,,.. 4, Bw Q . 5, . tpgggj . , . . --se. ,F - 8 w ' ' - ' - - ini' N ' - Q J. QI tif- f 2 ku' 'E W. M- ' tx N, Wt A, H Vi fr:-12, t --,, - t ,,-Q '65 V LA K ,th-r ,, - :. 3 it . , ,,, - Q. ,qzw-,,V, ,, ,F , L ' A FN nj- WJ? , up p f - - H H First row: Professor Rickman, Tillotson, Lock ridge, Hollis, C. Black, Wakefield, Hunnicutt, Powell, Professor Shigley. Second row: Crocker, Davison, Huff, Davis, Brank, Martin, Elbell. Third row: Moss, Clement, Rickman, Vun cannon, Southem, Smith. Fourth row: Wright, Mohley, Cawthorn Gaines, Houser, Black, Loggins. Fifth row: Dean, Canup, Harris, Pride, Allen Glover. Sixth row: Jacobs, Clement, Smith, J. Smith. Presto Music Club We are thankful to have with us at Central College expertly trained teachers to teach our students one of the most enjoyable and useful subjects, music. The majority are enrolled in this department, forming the Presto Music Club , and each month they present ai varied program of instrumental and vocal music. First row: Powell. Brown, Oultn, Cockman, Lewis. Second row: Perryy, Schmidt, Dennard, Pace Loggins, Steward, I-luffman, Gilbert, Price, Lockridge Abercrombie, Lce, I-laverty, Lindsey. Third row: Hollis, Curtis, Albright, Lackey Brackett, Faint, Hermes, Tnnt, Blessarcl. Vcal, Bross Williams, E. Lockridge, Tucker, lrlnverty, Newman Houser, Rigshec. r Fourth row: Harvey, Brank, Clement, Whaley I-leffner, Harwell, Albright, Tillotson, Yates, Powell Clubb, L. VVarrcn, Childs. Fifth row: Davison, P. Warren, Davis, Rickman Fowler, Stiles, Harris, French, Tillotson, Kilpatrick Smith, Bowie, Moss, Vess, Dean, Cawthorn, Vun cannon. K, .31 w,.,, A-f-M7-rf, Y ..--E 1 ,ZZ .E Q fr, ixk- '4What? know e not that your body is the temlple of the Holy ll. ? Ghost . . .. I 1 CORINTHIANS 6:19 ,1 ,...f-E-Ns, KF ,Q-3.,B,5 ,,x..e f 4- v-2, , rw I V.. 1--RN 1' ff' J X ' R ' M-QW- -M U , 'fx ,v fa , ,f 4 W .1 J J TJ ' ' fx y , fqxlx rf EM W I 5,-. -,A X M. if 1 ' 1 lo fi Hi w ,I ,f , W ,. 1 ,, X x .,.--,iff R N J f omg fu W' X., rw. 1. fn. ' ,-' X 1, ' x --.ye-. s ' 1 'ssl I r H E .HZ M 34. 1' . if-S .- ,Z - me 5:?5I5:,. ..---- I 1 E X K 4 Z 1 Cheerleaders SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SCORES K.L.S. P.L.S. '1 w Oct. 20, 1948. .. .. 7 6 Nov. 9, 1948. .. .. 8 9 Nov. 17, 1948 ................ 18 9 Sports have afforded much pleasure for the students of Central College this year. The PHILOMATHIAN N. Howard, C. Newton, Albright J. Jacobs-Third base CCapt.Q VV. Vess-First base H. Hunnicutt-Pitcher H. Rickman-Second base C. Smith-Catcher J. VV. Stiles-Shortstop 1. H. Hunnicutt 4. H. Rickman 2. S. Calhoon 5. A. Anderson 3. B. D. Brown 6. D. Fowler 1 1 1 .X , '4 e SSNQ .tm , .tl ' K .Vul- 1' i z in A 1 .1 1.2.1.5 in Q E K 1 . 1 E Q A 1 WM' lake bg if E K um all M B. D. Brown-Left Held D. Fowler-Substitute A. Anderson-Center lielcl S. Calhoon-Substitute I-1. Robbins-Right field J. Powell-Substitute 7. W. Vess 10. H. Robbins 8. 1. Jacobs 11. I. W. Stiles 9. C. Smith . ff'ei X 'T .... 1 F a at Q 1 ll l 1 l TEAMS games between the two societies have shown splendid cooperation and interest on both sides with almost every game being won by one or two points. Excited yells from the cheer- leaders encouraged the boys as they played, and by-standers waited anxiously for the final re- mms Q?-1 Yi Cheerleaders I. Loggins, H. Shigley, Athletic Directorg M. A. Rufus KEEWANIS S. Huff-Shortstop CCapt.D R. A. Compton-Catcher B. Panton-Third base P. Frederick-Pmight Held C. Nlartin-Pitcher E. Smith-First base K. Allen-Left field L. Mobley-Substitute J. Black-Second base S. Loggins-Center field 1. C. Martin 3. P. Huff 6 S. Loggins 9. Ponder Frederick 2. L. Mobley 4. K. Allen 7 Bill Panton 10. Eugene Smith 5. R. A. Compton r....... ..,. L M, . , . ., . l l I . x w l l l l 8. .wr rs be J. Black Q A if , U, i L 8. W. ' .... . H s .sa fi g, ,,' ,E W in -i:- . .-- J . Q 1 . my K ,:..,. y V..,, 7 ZZLW QQQ! I :- Q Q-2 ry -IQ 'f . 1 'X ,Z X - . 4 X . . A f FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL SCORES K.L.S. DCC. 1, 1948 .... .... O Dec. 3, 1948 .... . . 6 DSC. 6, 1948 .... .... 1 9 Dec. 8, 1948 .... .... 1 4 Dec. 13, 1948 .... .... 2 6 K. L. S. TEANI Front row: P. Frederick-Center E. Smith-Right end L. Mobley-Right hnlflmck K. Allen-Left guard fCapt.1 B. Panton-Left end P.L.S. 2 12 O XO 12 I Standing: C. Martin-Hnlflmck S. Loggins-Qzmrterloack R. A. Compton-Halflmck Q V K' xtiswf. ff P. L. S. TEAM Front row: D. Fowler-Center Standing: B. D. Brown-Left end G. 1V1u11inax-Right guard I. W. Stiles-Left halflmck A. Anderson-Left guard I-I. Robbins-Right end I. Jacobs-Quafterback fCcLpt.1 S. Calhoun-R1g1zt halfbnck B ASKETBALL! BASKETBALL SCORES K.L.S. P.L.S. 14 2.2 19 27 A-fr' its y I V- 3 R. , H :.: Q9 luxz j'g2f,,r v r-H 2, 1 Q W 'IXQV-AIX, z 5 nfl S xy W :-a--i - Q T . Q MQW' 4 M 'QM xg ' 51.66 QQ a. v ,Q A IX. 1 .11 . 3,5 'feflz-'. YV! Y .W 5 w in . f ' l T . A Q f 1 X I A 1 F Yr 2 I .1 f 5 I 1 lg , fi ' - - , K.L.S. TEAM P.L.S. TEAM S. Loggins I. Jacobs CCapt.j C. Martin W. Vess A. Glover CCapt.D B. D. Brown E. Smith G. Mullinax L. Mobley A. Anderson ,. Softball 0 P. L. S. Front row: C. Newton-Second lease M. Cockman-Pitcher CCapt.D A. Huffman-Shortstop M. Grant-Third base Back row: E. M. Lockridge-Shortstop S. Brackett-First louse L. Haverty-Left Held M. Price-Center Held M. Veal-Right field Cunphotographedl ............f GIRLS' Under the direction of Professor E. H. Shigley this year has been one of the best in sports for the girls. The teams have shown Christian competition, good sportsmanship, and cooperation. Besides the exciting softball and basketball games many have enjoyed bicycle hikes and competition on the tennis court. - .- 'XS . 'X r Basketball - P. L. S. Front row: M. Cockman-Guard lCapt.l A. Huffman-Forward S. Brackett-Forwanl Back row: S. Hames-Subs. M. Grant-Guard C. Newton-Forward L. Haverty-Guard F. Powell-Substitute SPORTS CHRLS'SOFTBALL SCORES CDCL 26, CJCL 28, PQov.1l PQov.16, K.L.S. 1948 .... ... 19 1948 .... ... 15 1948 .... ... 22 1948 .... ... 14 P.L.S. 20 14 13 13 Basketball Front row: M. N. Lindsay-Guard M. A. Rufus-Guard M. R. Browne-Guard Back row: J. Loggins-Forward F. VViggins-Sulnstitute Z. Gittcns-Sulostitutc K. L. S. H. Shigley-Forward Cunphotograplmedl E. Mobley-Forward Cunphotographedj Softball Q Front row: M. N. Lindsay-First base M. A. Rufus-Catcher Back row: M. Gun1Jy+Sulostitute F. Wiggins-Right Held H. Shigley-Third base M. R. Brovvne-Pitcher E. Mobley-Sulastitute CCapt.D J. Loggins-Shortstop Cunphotographedl S. Curtis-Left Held E. Davis-Second lease Climbing up 'sunshine mountain' Enjoying leisure They're settled on the rock Among my souvenirs Only friends? Sweethearts Oh, so happy . . . lt's this atomic age Ha! Ha! 1t's so funny f... ? A laicycle for 2 VVancla Gaines? Now we itnalerstanol 3 favorites A campus twosomen Prof. anal his alarm clock Roy, the woman hater Doocl and Salty I t looks like a family affaii - 'Q gi AX The fuss The Hghtn The flnishu These 2 get a response! lfvllfllf is it? Aren't nature grandf' Such expressions???!!! College Pack-'erfolj min.. Future Prospects Inspiration . . . They're Chaperonecl The Old Mill Stream Twin Tulip Park It's fun She saw her shadow' Anderson-style Our president Stepping stones to success Is it really work? 'VVill-it' he so bright? More natural Their smiles are real Consol-'er 3rol floor neighbors They don't look on the level ' .v,,,.1r . . 1 , The Happy Quartette Our correc-protect 'her Mr. Kilpatrick 'xThe dream post Getting off Psy-parallel . lesse's shadow Music anal fooal-naturally College H ill's surrounding heauty AUTOGRAPHS Pu- . 1595 , 1: .N .1 , . . 3.15, , -va lwe ho estly . in all t ings willing to , ' as Hnmmws 13:16 Remain honest in all things and shew thy- self a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed. Business is a test of patience and heart clean- liness. Our lives are read by others as a book, Y and how careful We must be to prove to the . world that we represent a living and just Christ whom we serve. Ceummzrmz ww avg Emil H M ,ww M . mm W 'ABS x H E R W www vgg New Finn-Q2 N 'Q 1 N , E W M N H E .E M M W E, x aww- , is .xxx - , - : B X ima 1 :mmg -IWHW -XVI' fray fe Q z Z: ,4 x ' UAW? . 1' . 7? 2.2 l 1 1 1 l s - 2 I I 5 K s .,,.1 ! A V 3 THE KEEWANIS LITERARY SOCIETY EXTENDS TO YOU A CORDIAL INVITATION TO JOIN THE SOCIETY OF KINDNESS LOYALTY SERVICE Eugene Smith, President Elizabeth Mobley, Secretary llwwlvv THE PHILOMATHIAN LITERARY SUCIETY WILLETT VESS, President Steven Colhoon, Vice-President Lou Ann I-Iouser, Secretory Hugh Hunnicutt, Treasurer Miss Betty Rigsbee, Sponsor Extends To You PRUDENCE LOVE SERVICE IN CONSIDERING CENTRAL COLLEGE CONSIDER THE P. L. S. We Welcome You THE DEPARTMENT OF HOME MISSIONS Wesleyan Missionary Society REV. R. SWAUGEP., Secretary-Treasurer APOLLO, PENNSYLVANIA 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 havenot accepted the Gospel, that it is the power ol God unto salvation for them. Home Missions mean essentially the whole church at work at its task of redeeming -the Nation. The Card Call Plan is a Good Plan. SIGN! SEND! SAVE! 2 eaten cAMP MEETING wrsLeYAN Mer:-lomsr ANNUAL CAMP OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION F. R. EDDY, Manager PUBLISHERS OF Wesleyan Methodist, Wesleyan Youth, Wes- leyan Missionary, Sunday School Banner and other Sunday School Supplies. Bibles and Other Religious Books. Make large savings by getting your church on the Honor Roll for Subscriptions to the Wesleyan Methodist. Use Sunday School sup- plies that are Biblical expositions based upon holiness doctrines. The Wesleyan Sunday School Supplies give you all this regularly. Address: F. R. EDDY, PUBLISHER 330 East Onondaga Street SYRACUSE, NEW YORK CONFERENCE GREER, Soum CAROLINA AUGUST I8-28 Evangelists: Rev. H. Robb French Rev. G. I. Norman Young Peoples Evangelist: Rev. Kenneth McGuyer Song Leader: Rev. Frank Dcnnard Childrens Worker: Mrs. H. Robb French Pianist: Mrs. J. B. Childs R. G. Kendrick, President E. L. Gunby, Vice-President V. A. Mitchell, Treasurer K. W. Johnston, Secretary l Itis A Matter of Necessity . . . Because of the resent stress that is being placed on higher educa- tion, the junior colllege student, having completed the two most difii- cult years of college work, should consider further study -toward a degree a matter of necessity. Itis A Matter of Choice . . . The school in which one finishes college work is a matter of per- sonal choice. In the decision, however, three things demand attention: accreditation, atmosphere, and aim. Accreditation assures the student full recognition of his degree by medical schools, seminaries, and other graduate schools, proper atmo here grants him a high grade of efliciency and a wealth of undefindhle spiritual, moral, and cultural values, a worthy aim gives him added incentive to scholarly applica- tion. It's A Matter for Consideration . . . Houghton is a school to be considered by 'unior college graduates. Located in a wholesome community, free flrom the distractions of urban environment, Houghton is a fully accredited college giving major and minor credit in sixteen different fields, and granting bache- lor degrees in liberal arts, science, and music. In an atmosphere that is distinctly Christian, its faculty and staff are devoted to the one aim of preparing Christian students for Christian service in all of the pro essions. HOUGHTON COLLEGE H oughton, N. Y. If You Like Central, You Will Like Houghton Wesleyan Young Peopleas Society W-EST CHAZY, NEW YORK President-RICHARD RIGSBEE Vice-President-DOROTHY EARL SCCICIHIY-KATHRYN RJGSBEE Treasurer-JOAN TYLER Pastor-Rev. ELTON SEAMAN Conference W. Y. P. S. State Of Alabama First Wesleyan Methodist Church 312 No. 23 STREET BIRMINGHAM, ALABAINIA A HEARTY WELCOME EXTENDED TO ALL! Sunday School-9:45 A. M. Morning Worship-11:00 A. M. Evening Worship-7:30 P. M. REV. FRANK WARREN, Pastor First Wesleyan Methodist Church ANNISTON, ALABAMA Yon are always welcome at the friendly church. F. M. CROWE, Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church ' PELL CITY, ALABAMA REV. I. L. DAVIS, Pastor P. S. SPHUIELL, Sunday School Superintendent Holiness becometh thine house, O Lord, forever. PSALIN1 93 :5 Wesleyan Methodist Church WEST BLOCTON, ALABAMA REV. C. C. FREDERICK, SR., Pastor I. D. MUSE, Sunday School Superintendent I was glad when they said unto me let us go unto the house of the Lord. PSALMS 122: 1 Springdale Wesleyan Methodist Church B1P.1v11NGHAM, ALABAMA A Lighthouse for Goal and Scriptural Holiness FRANCES R. ALLRED, Pastor C. O. HUGHINS .........,...,. ........ S unoluy School Superintendent IOYCE ABERCROMBIE ..,.....,, ..,.....,...,. W . Y. P. S. President Oscar L. Bynum, Jr. EVANGELISTIC SINGER and YOUTH WORKER 1135 FORD AVENUE TARRANT, ALABAMA Rav. AND Mus. g' 4-2 V -K IIAIXKEIK BUCK . ' I Kivette Drive ' V ,, I-nel-I POINT, N. C. ME-I-HQDIS1' CHURCH TUCAPAU, SOUTH CAROLINA GENJERAL EVA GE I L N L ST REV. H. L. MOCALL, Pastor Former Superintendent of Hcphzibah Orphanage Wesleyan Methodist Church ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA REV. W. GAINES, Pastor Seek ye hrst the Ki11zgzlo11z of God and His righteousness and all these things shall he added unto you. i . ee. G. C. SUMMEY REV. G. L. STEWART FRANK DILLARD Song Leader Pastor S. S. Supt. Calhoun Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday School Each Sunday .,........ ,,....., 1 0:30 A. M. Morning Worship ....,.....................,..,..............,....,..,....... ......... 1 2:00 A. M. Evening Worship ...,............,..........,...,..................,................,....,, 7:30 P. M. CSecond and Fourth Sundaysj Missionary Service ,..................,.,............,.....,.,...,.,...... ...... 7 :30 P. M. CThird Sundayl W. Y. P.S .................. ...,.......,..............,.,.....,...,.......,.,......,............. 7 :30 P. M. Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall lae added unto yon. w. Y. P. s. WESLEYAN W. Y. P' S, OF E5 sEcoNn WESLEYAN E METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH WHITMIRE, s. c. Mildred Pridemore, President Louise Price, Secretary-Treasurer 5: CENTRAL, S. C. SERVICE EACH SATURDAY EvENxNG AT g E. L' Shigley, Pastor 7 P. M. 1 if Miss Sallie Evatt, W. Y. P. S. President WELCOME Q: 'I A E WESLEYAN Mrruomsr COLUMBIA WESLEYAN :E CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH fi CHESNEE, s. C. 'v Sunday School .............................. 10:00 A. M COne Block North of Governors Mansionl 11 , , .: Preaching Services: 809 CALHOUN STREET 5: lst and 3rd Sunday morning COLUMBIA - s. c. If 11100 A- M h 2nd and 4th Sunday evening I. A. Giles, Pastor 3 7,30 P M , . . . South Camlinais pioneef Church Prayer Service: Wednesday 7:30 P. M. 2 HAROLD A. MCCUTCHEON, Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church WHITMIRE, S. C. The Lighthouse on the Corner REV. WILLIAM S. ALLRED, Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church SPAPHANBURG, S. C. REV. KARL W. JOHNSTON, Pastor Sunday School Superintendent .......... .,..... C . BLANTON W. Y. P. S. President ,............................................. CHARLES BRUCE Where Christ is Real First Wesleyan Methodist Church CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA C. T. BRYANT, Pastor Servi1zg the Y outh of the South Witlz a Full Gospel for n Lost World. I. B. CHILDS ......,.....' ......,. S unday School Superintendent W. G. DAVISON ,....,, .... ........,........... P r esident W. Y. P. S. MRS. ETHEL CHILDS ....,,.... ...,,.......,....,.. P resident W. M. S. MRS. THELMA CARY .......... .......,. S uperintendent Y. M. W. B. .,-.-.N-.-v-vy-.-.-.vw-.-V-.-.-. -.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-xfv-.-.-.xfyA.-.-.-.-.-.Iv-E, MISSIONARY BANDS CI-YRISTIAN WomcEn's Your:-I ACTIVITIES LEAGUE FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH ROANOKE, VIRGINIA REV. DEWEY O. MILLER, Pastor The Friendly Church In Memory Of REVEREND A. CLEMENT 1881-1948 Ei in I-fffgff'iiijiifgifij 55252555 Ifkii r www I ' 4 CLEMENT 'MEMORIAL Wesleyan Methodist Church ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA EA-RL T. GENTRY, Pastor CSponsored by W. Y. P. SQ - - - .Afvvxf-. - .fv-vv-v-,-.- A Full Gos- pel for zz Lost World REV. L. R. PRICE, Pastor BETTY LOWRANCE, President W. Y. P. S. I FIRST WESLEYAN METHCIDIST CHURCH QDRNER IREDELI. AND s'rATEsvu.l.E AvENuEs MDURESVILLE, NDRTH CAROLINA -.4- '-'-2:2:1-2-2:2:2:1:1:2:1:2:2:2:2:2 :2:1:2:2:252 ----- 4 -'-' s3?fE22I:2ZE2f: .-5'4555125225221525-5-5-:IEEESEIEIE .. 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RAC-AN MILL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH GASTONIA' N' C' ROANOKE VIRGINIA Our Aims: Spirituality, Growth, and Friendliness Mrs. Frances Wilson, President CLAUDE R. RICKMAN, Pastor Miss Iacqueliuc Waid, Secretary EVERYONE WELCOME THE NEIGHBORS GROVE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH AND WESLEYAN YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA REV. W. C. LOVIN. Pastor ...,.... A ..... ' CLERK Mrs. james Hoffman TREASURER Cleveland Rhyme SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPT Claud Kiser SUPT. W. M. S. Mrs. Lucy Connor SUPT. W. Y. P. S. Nelly Sue Mosreller SUPT. Y. M. W. B. X Jessie Rhync LONG SHOALS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH ALLEN F. CONNOR, Pastor Route 4, Lincolnton, North Carolina Wesleyan Methodist Church RICHMOND AND PENNSLYVANIA AVENUES ASI-IEVILLE - N. C. COME TO WORSHIP, LEAVE TO SERVE This church offers service of preaching 'the Word, singing 'the Gos- pel, ministry of prayer, pastoral council, Holy Communion, and youth fellowship. You are cordially invited. SERVICES 11:00 A. M. AND 7:30 P. M. E. L. HENDERSON , Pastor WvvVV,Nv SHADY ERCIVE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CULFAX, N. cz. PHDNE 93-R R D L Z S I P Ev, WIGHT . Avrrz, upp y astor South's Oldest Active Wesleyan Methodist Church -I BETHEL II-Ienderson County, N. C.I FIRST ON TI-IE CHILDS MEMORIAL I-IONOR ROLL Where a hearty Wellcome awaits you. Our Aim: To pay a tull budget, to support everyarm ot the Church, to carry on aII IocaI departments, to maintain the doctrines ot the Church, and to keep spiritual. T. C. HARVEY, Pastor FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH GASTONIA. NORTH CAROLINA The Lighthouse on the Corner. WATSON C. BLACK, Pastor I 2 Vv Where Youth Meets to Serve fi- , Ales. ' 'f 1, Old Zion Wesleyan Methodist Church ROUTE 3, TABOR CITY, NORTH CAROLINA REV. T. I-I. WOOD, Pastor HOWARD COX, Sunday School Superintendent But if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ, his Son cleanseth us from all sin. IJOI-IN 1:7 vvvvvfvv Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church HIGH POINT, N. C. While you are in High Point, we extend to you a cordial invitation to worship with us. J. PAUL HILL, Pastor Wesleyan Young Peopleis Society HAYWORTI-I MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA President.. ,....,..... ......... I Ohn E. Surrett Vice-President ........ ............ I . E. Stratton Secretary-Treasurer ..,. ...4...... D onna Lee Cecil V-,A,v-.,N.,v-vvxa-sAA-fv- IN Meivromf or Q REV. J. L. BOLEN Our Pastor the following years 1919-1925 1939-1943 1946-1947 Wesleyan Methodist Church and Wesleyan Young Peoplels Society Rev. VV. M. PHAUP, Pastor KANNAPOLIS - N. C. REV. J. L. BOLEN .-.-.wvvw-.-.-.-.-. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our son and brother, WILLIAM I-IARDING NEWTON who went clown with the U.S.S. Rueben James in the North Atlantic, October 31, 1941. Seven years ago you went to sea To light against the enemy. You knew your job, and saw it thru- The war was won, we're proucl of you. About the peace we're not so sure- But hope and pray it will mature. The world is made with greed and gaing Sometimes we fear you died in vain. But Bill, we'll fight and work and pray, To speed that blest and happy day, When Peace on earth, goodwill to men Doth banish sorrow, grief, and sin. MR. AND MRS. W. S. NEWTON AND CHILDREN CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA First Wesleyan Methodist Church 2016 WOODBINE AVENUE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE NAMON C. HOGGLE, Pastor Residence: 1621 Woodbine Avenue-Phone 3-2660 A CHURCH WITH A MESSAGE AND A WELCOME 1. E. COMER, Sunday School Superintendent H. HKDLISER, Church Treasurer Evangelical in Emphasis With A FULL GOSPEL FOR A LOST WORLD -A Cordial Welcome To A11- Woodward and Park Avenues, S. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA REV. W. T. BmNsoN, Pastor Parsonage 625 Atlanta Avenue, S. E. - Phone LAmar 6164 -v-A-.-v-.--.-.-.-v-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-v-v-v-vevvsfv-.-rv-. Hinton Street Mission KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE REV. HENRY SELLERS ...................,..,,..,..i Superintendent CONFERENCE ADVISORY BOARD David P. Denton E. Comer Amos. L. Lowrence George E. Davis A Truly Wide-Awake Mission Endeavoring to Carry Out the Commission of the Master, The Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Our Motto: ROMANS 1:16 A WARM WELCOME TO ALL E. L. WITHERS 81 CO. INSURANCE RENTALS AND REAL ESTATE Beautiful homes in town and in country for sale or rent. Farms for sale. Also we specialize in summer rentals. T. PIENIIY GADDY, Agent WAYNESVILLE - N. C. The Lm-ici of Bemtiiful lVIo1mtains and I'V0'I'l6i81'f'Lll Climate fvxfvv For your Church, Sunday School and other Christian supplies order froin IJOUGLAS AND I'IlLL SUPPLIES For thc Sumlny School For the Church For thc Pastor VVriIe for Catalogs now- DOUGLAS 81 HILL BOOK STORE 156W South Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Pl lrrxi e 2351 VVhcn you think of Clzristinn Books, think of D. and H. 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I . '- , :- - 4' - '- :-z-in . -z.:-:-235: 52aE22sie5222?SEEEEE52252522222222225si2z2aEE?2E2EsEEs5i-:- 6225.32 2:225is5s:s::z2E5isE2i2e2z:sEsE5222911 s:S:2fii2iEi2E2s?2?2 Spend your vacation at Camp Pisgah ator Blue Ridge Mountains. Open-June 14th through Labor Day. This Camp is located one mile outside Hendersonville off Chimney Rock Highway. Three meals per day and nicely furnished rooms--3515.00 per week, or 53.00 per day and night. CAMP MEETING TIME July I4-24, 1949. Rates for entire Camp 31200. Workers-Rev. I. M. Haines, Rev. Wolfe. Singers-Rev. and Mrs. K. Knapp. Fon INFORMATION WRITE REV. I. PAUL HILL, 515 Newton Street High Point, N. C. STEEL BY CALVERT STEEL EOR BUILDINGS AND BRIDGES CALVERT IRON WORKS, INC 1195 VICTDRY DRIVE, sw. Atlanta, Georgia THE EASLEY PROGRESS PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Dial 6861 EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA R. C. MCCALL C o t to n EASLEY, soufm CAROLINA Wv Glenwood Cotton Mills EASLEY, soum CAROLINA wAAANv,A Clemson Home Service LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANER -3 DAY SERVICE- I 'A Little Longer Walla But A Lots More Service lr Around The Corner From The Bank CLEMSON - SOUTH CAROLINA Proprietor H. O. BODIFOED Agent CLYDE V. Hrcxs Phone Greenville, S. C ..,. ....,........,... 2 -4403 Spartanburg, S. C' ..,.,....... 706 Greenwood, S. C .,.....,.........,. 2-111 Anderson, S. C .......,... ROPER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE and FRESH MEATS MW 'f PHONE 35 P OFFICE FTIFIEHIRES F. EQUIPMENT E INC. CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA Xfvvvvvxfvvyfvxfvvv-V J. C. DEADWYLER Livestock Dealer PHONE 5770 SIX MILE, SOUTH CAROLINA Kitty's Gift and Fabric Shop PHONE 5770 SIX MILE, SOUTH CAROLINA wm ,Wv Compliments Of The Puritan Chemical Company ATLANTA, GEORGIA ,EDWIN P. COLLINS, S. C. Representative A. E. Whil'e's Food Market A Full line of Fancy and Staple Groceries and Meats Phone 3633 801 ENGLISH SHEET HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Co1fnpZi11zents Of I. C. Core, jr. SHELL GAS - FERTILIZER AND FUEL OIL STAR ROUTE TABOR CITY, N. C v Co11zpZime1fLirs Of J. C. Putman 5 Son GENERAL CONTRACTORS ROUTE 4, HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Your Wesleya1z Builders v COLLEGE BOOK STORE BIBLES B 8 R RELIGIOUS BOOKS SCl.IOOi J SUPIJLIES VVASIIING - GREASING - TIRES TEXTBOOKS BATTERIES GROCERIES CENTRAL - S. C. IJOUGLAS I-IEIEIENEII, Mgr. YOUR GOSPEL suPPI.Y CENTER CONNOWS GULF SERVICE BIIILES RELIGIOUS Boom AND 1814 ENGLISH STREET SUPPLIES 5 VVcst VVushington Street Second Floor GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA vx,V.,vvv KELLY FURNITURE CO. CENTRAL - s. c. HIGH POINT - N. C. Prescription Druggists HUNTER'S PHARMACY Fon YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS The REXALL Store LIBERTY, SOUTH CAROLINA THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP Prescriptions A Specialty PHONE 5061 PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA G. 8: S. MARKET COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS AND FROZEN FOODS --SELF-SERVlCE- Loris, South Carolina AAAANmAA CENTRAL AUTO PARTS Bring Your Car To The Texaco Stop PHONE 95 A. LANGSTON--J. D. VICKERH CENTRAL INSURANCE AGENCY Protection than pl eases you ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSURANCE Phone 95 J. D. VICKERY, JP.. PICKENS OIL CO. SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS I. H. SINGLETON, Owner PICKENS - S: C. vvvvv Fowler Bros. Cleaners CODORLESS CLEANERSD Comer Pearl and N. Church Street ......,.....,....,,,, Telephone 1514 422 West Main Street 4 ,44,o.. .A.. , ............4....,,.........., T elephone 3434 558 South Church Street .4.,....,.,....4..,...........,,,,....., Telephone 5038 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA GOLDSMITH Sc 81 'I0c PICKENS - LIBERTY HUNTER BARBER SHOP CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA I always welcome students to my shop. A PIEDMONT TH E CLOTH SHOP LA VERN BoGGs WOOLENS, SILKS, PRINTS AND OTHER MATERIALS Liberty, S. C. Phone 4342. CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE CANDIES - SODAS - SUNDRIES MAGAZINES CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA C. 81 W. CLEANERS WE AIM TO PLEASE Roy J. CAMPBELL E. A. WATSON EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA DUCKETT FUNERAL HOME CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA LIBERTY FEED AND SEED STORE LIBERTY, SOUTH CAROLINA N CENTRAL ROLLER MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF ISAQUEENA FLOUR - DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS - ETC. Phone I8 CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA THOMAS 81 HOWARD GREENVILLE - S. C. EAST COURT STREET vwNfv YONGUE'S DRUG STORE I. Douglas Yongue, Pkg. PICKENS - S. C. ALTON HALL ANDERSON, SOUTI-I CAROLINA TH E SH E RI F F PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA vvvv MY GREAT-GRANDDADDY SAYS: Don't Put it Off, Put it on! We have paints for every purpose. We have paints for every purse. We have an attractive dealer proposition. Write us for prices and color cards. P. O. Box 25, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE J. E. COMER Soutlaern Representative VVIIIQELEII VARNISI-I Wonxs Chicago, Illinois FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE SORRELLS REFRIGERATION 81 ELECTRIC CO. Telephone 6001 Telephone 2911 CLEMSON, S. C. SENECA, S. C. JVVCAAA W NEWTON 8- SUMMEY LUMBER CO. BIIILDIEIIS AND BUILDING MATERIAL QUALITY AND SERVICE VVe Huilcl Homes OWNERS G. C. Summey--N. N. Newton Our Aim Is To Please BOX 293 CLEMSON, S. C. Phone 5644 CENTRAL CONCRETE 81 PLASTER COMPANY CONTRACTORS IN PLASTERING AND CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIAL S. C. Carson, Owner CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA Clayton and Dillard Funeral Home PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA wwmw SENECA FLOWER SHOP BALLENGER-PRICE Townville Street PHONE 341 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 430 Flowers For All Occasions SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA Lawrence Q Brownlee ESTABLISHED IN 1912 INSURANCE AND BONDS Better Be Safe Than Sorry 112 North Main Street Anderson, S. C. sKELToN MERCANTILE EPTCN MOTOR C0- KAISER-FRAZER MOTOR CARS GREENVILLE S C Coon CLEAN USED CARS AND Jack H. Epton, Owner SPARTANBURG ' S' C' 1321 South Main Street - Anderson, S THE CENTRALIAN PHOTOCRAPHER Fon GOOD AND SATISFAOTOEY Womc COME To Barnetfs Studio OLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA wANw MAIN STREET ESSO STATION Philomathian Girls Wesleyan Methodist College J. C. NxXLLEY CENTRAL - S. C. EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA wmww CENTRAL - S. C. SENECA - S. C. REV. J. C. WEATHERS, Pastor Ira Potts WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ESSO PRODUCTS Phgne Colfax, The Piedmonfs Progressive Chain Cassels 5c and 106 Stores, Inc. EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Awvv,- xfxfvvvxfv-A TATE FURNITURE CO. GREENVILLE - S. C. Rock House Service Station Clyde Cantrell, Owner GIBSON RANGES AND REERIOERATORS ZENITH AND WBSTINGHOUSE EASLEY - S, C, RADIOS N EASLEY BANK OUTEITTERS OF OENTLEMEN Telephone 5341 W. M. HOPKINS 81 SON EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits Insured by MAIN STREET THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE EASLEY - s. O. CORPORATION WASHINGTON, D. C. wwNv Sullivan Hardware Company Distrila utors Of Builders, Mill Electrical and Plumbing Supplies, Floor covering, Farm implements PAINTS AND SPORTING GOODS Greenville, S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Anderson, S. C. Asheville, N. C. x,v-vxA.A.,vvx,vCA, SENECA HARDWARE SENECA - s.c. COMMUNITY CRACKER BOX GROCERIES - ICE CIIEAM The French Boys CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL PHARMACY CENTRAL - s.c. PICKENS GIN COMPANY PICKENS - S. C. PIIONE 4551 wwNv Aw M. D. Cleveland Wholesale Company CANDIES - Focus - NOTTONS AND SPECIALTIES 102 Wi11dsor Street VVESTMINSTER - S. C. .Afvv-Ev-.AA N-vvvv-,A ON EAL-WILLIAMS CO. SPORTING Coons 241 North Main Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Chestnut Street Grocery I. L. HOLLINGSWORTI-I, Proprietor 300 Chestnut Street HIGH POINT - N. C. STANDARD BARBER SHOP WEST-END HIGII PoIN'1', NORTH CAROLINA H. T. Troxler, Proprietor .f---C-,X-Vx. -Af-.nfvvvvx f,vC DRINK PET PASTEURIZED MILK You never out grow the need for milk HARPER'S 5c 8. 10: Store SENECA, s. C. Aw .f .-.,-,vxA,-,-V-.fvx LIBERTY BANK LIBERTY, SOUTH CAROLINA Remember that special gift? Flowers for the one that holds that special place in your affection BROCK'S FLOWER SHOP MEMBER T. O. S.-PIIONE 407 SENECA, S. C. -.-.-.-.fv-.-.-xfxA,vx1vs.-.-L-.-JN,-v - - N- .. s f-.-V ,, AA. .-.-.-.-.-.-,vv-.vw vv' FIN LEY'S FLOWERS EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA The Beauty of our Business is Flowers Ross Builders' Supplies, Inc NIMMONS-ADAMS DIVISION VVho1esale and Retail SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA -vs.fvN,vVvvvv-C,-.-.-..-.-,AfC-v-.-..-.-.1vvv-s,-.-.- SARLlN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Where quality and low prices prevail LIBERTY - S. C. EASLEY - S. C. F KN I AA. - .f-. - .- vw,- wx- . -. LAAAA -,VLA W. W. ROBINSON CO. EASLEY - s. C. Southern Foods Serving Greenville, S. C. Dial 3-5831 Hotels and Restaurants P. O. Box 1355 Dial 2-22.46 Ernest Swan DISTRIBUTORS OF MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE AND TEA - POST CEREALS SNYDERS COCKTAIL SAUCE AND CATSUP LOG CABIN SYRUP - IELL-O - CALUMET BAKING POWDER PICKLES - MAYONNAISE - MACARONI x-CA-.. V-.A CHILDS GROCERY GROCEIUES - Mans - Fnuns NORRIS, S. C. L. C. Childs, Proprietor Your Wesleyan Merchant ,N,N OLD COLONY FURNITURE CO. KINARD JoIINsoN - AL JOHNSON DIXIE HOME STORE ANYTHING IN GROCERIES, MEATS, AND PRODUCE I. H. Banks, Ir., Manager I 'I In 4 tu r LIBERTY, SOUTH CAROLINA I P fr I Skelton Mercantile Company I 'I 1 GREENVILLE AND SPARTANBURG Traditional and Modern-Easley Road GREENVILLE, S. C. SOUTH CAROLINA 5 gi I ANwAx. . x.'.AA.fvV-ve The Adams Company MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLIES 115 Thompson Avenue P. O. Box 387 EAST POINT, GEORGIA -.,vv- - A.. fvvv-,A,x,-,A l L Theological Students TH.B. SENIORS PAULINE BURNHAM DEAN Central, S. C. Ala. State Club, K. L. S. PAUL AMOS GLENDENNING R. 2, Lockridge, Iowa Ramblers State Club, P. L. S., College Conference MARY E. HARVEY Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, V. Pres. C41, Y. M. W. B., P. L. S., Theological Class, Sec. C21, Theological Senior Class, Pres. C41 RUFUS MONROE MORGAN R. 2, Travelers Rest, S. C. S. C. State Club 3-YR. BIBLE DIPLOMA LEON GUNBY DEAN Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, P. L. S., College Conference Cl, 2, 31 DOUGLAS HEFFNER Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, P. L. S., Theological Senior Class Treas. C31, Evangelistic Party Cl, 21 2-YR. BIBLE DIPLOMA WILLIAM GARNER DAVISON 322 Valley Ave., Clover, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S., V. Pres. C11, Theological Department, Treas. CI1, College Conference Cl, 21, W. Y. P. S., Pres. C31, Theological Department, Pres. C31, Chorus C21 MILDRED MAE GRANT 1707 Mercer Ave., N. W., Roanoke, Va. Va. State Club, Sec. C21, P. L. S., College Conference C21, Girls' Athletic Association, Co-Captain Philo- mathian Girls' Basketball Team C21, Theological De- partment Treas. C21, 'lheologicnl Senior Class, Sec. C21, Presto Music Club C11 BEATRICE M. HEFFNER Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, P. L. S., College Conference Cl, 21, Evangelistic Party C21 NAOMI PAYE POWELL 29 Allen St., West Asheville, N . C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S., College Conference Cl, 21, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 21, Girls' Athletic Association C1, 21, Chorus Cl, 21, Presto Music Club Cl, 21, Missionary Prayer Meeting, Sec. C21 BETTY LOU STEVVART 1701 Loudon Ave., N. W., Roanoke, Va. Virginia State Club, P. L. S., Sec. C21, W. Y. P. S. Choister C21, Cohege Conference Cl, 21, Theological Department, Sec. C21, Virginia Trio Cl, 21 LONEY MAE WARREN 3499 Cannon St., York, S. C. S. C. State Club, Treas. C21, K. L. S., W. Y. P. S., Collegian Stall C21, Evangelistic Party C21, College Conference Cl, 21, Presgnl hgglsic Club Cl, 21, Chorus PHRONEY MAE WARREN 34112 Cannon St., York, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S., College Conference Cl, 21, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 21, Chorus Cl, 21, Theological, Vice- Pres. C21, Evangelistic Party C11, Missionary Prayer Meeting Choister C21 TH.B. JUNIORS CLYDE THOMAS BRYANT Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S. CLYDE V. HICKS Box 62, Eatonton, Ga. Ga.-Fla. State Club, P. L. S. FRED HUGHES 17 Pitchford St., Walhalla, S. C. S. C. State Club, P. L. S. CUnphotographecl1 HUGH G. HUNNICUTI' 805 W. Broad St., Gainesville, Ga. Ga.-Fla. State Club, P. L. S. JACK HOWARD SMITH R. 3, Candler, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. JOHN WILLETT VESS Intercession City, Florida S. C. State Club, P. L. S., TH.B. SOPHOMORES CLARENCE CAWTHORN Porterdale, Ga. Ga.-Fla. State Club, K. L. S. ROY H. LOCKRIDGE, JR. 181 Cedar St., Concord, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. HAL GARDNER ROBBINS, JR. 505 Kennedy St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. EUGENE DOUGLAS SMITH Pell City, Ala. Ala. State Club, K. L. S. TH.B. FRESHMEN CHARLES BLACK Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, K. L. S. JULIAN ALBERT BLACK Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, K. L. S. LUTHER C. ELBELL Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, K. L. S. JIMMIE ANDREW GAINES 407 East Damon, Talladega, Ala. Ala. State Club, K. L. S. GERALD L. GUTEKUNST Sheriff Road, Orchard Park, N. Y. Ramblers State Club, K. L. S. JOHN GROVER HARRIS 317 Fourth St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. DOWD JOHNSON 106 Ivey Street, Roxlow, N. C. N. C. State Club ALBERT PAYNE R. 6, Box 616-B, Roanoke, Va. Va. State Club, K. L. S. CLARENCE ODELL PITTMAN 10-21st St., Greer, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S. JOHN R. POWELL Asheville, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. ELLA J. VOIGHT 4915 Shadeland Dr.. Dayton. Ohio Ohio State Club, P. L. S. B I B L E D I P L O M A UNDERGRADUATE5 RICHARD H. ADDISON 908 Virgie St., Durham, N. C. N. C. State Club BLON DEAN BROWN 102 S. Ransom St., Gastonia, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. A. C. CLEMENS 321 Wilder Pl., Knoxville, Tenn. Ramblers State Club, P. L. S. CLIFFORD W. CLUBB R. 2, Randleman, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. VVILLIAM H. CORN Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, P. L. S. CARL R. COX R. I, Bristol, Tenn. Ramblers State Club LEROY CONN OR COX 'labor City, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. LELIA HAVERTY 742 First St. N. E., Massillon, Ohio Ohio State Club, P. L. S. JOHN LAWSON HOUSER Central, S. C. N. C. State Club, K. L. S. SAMUEL P. HUFF Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S. SIDNEY ALEXANDER LOGGINS R. 2, Central, S. C. Ala. State Club, K. L. S. CHARLES HUDSON MARTIN 1910 Castle St., Wilmington, N. C. N. C. State Club, K. L. S. JACK MOBLEY 559 Woodward Ave. S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Ga.-Fla. State Club, P. L. S. RUFUS MOSS Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, P. L. S. CHARLES ALBERT POWELL Cateechee, S. C. S. C. State Club JOHN V. SMITH Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, K. L. S. JOHN THOMAS SOUTHERN 504 Mallory St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club WILLIAM ANDERSON WIGGINS Arial Station, Easley, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S. THEOLOGICAL SPECIALS MRS. LUTHER ELBELL Central, S. C. Ramblers State Club, K. L. S. MRS. A. J. ARGO 32 Bergen Ave., Jersey City 5, N. J. K. L. S. MRS. MARGARET BRANK W. M. C. 130112 1Il4gCentral, S. C. BETTY BRYAN Central, S. C. JANICE BRYANT R. 2, Central, S. C. K. L. S. MRS. LILLIAN BRYANT R. 2, Central, S. C. K. L. S. GEORGE CANTRELL Central, S. C. . JIMMIE CANTRELL Central, S. C. HELEN CARSON Central, S. C. JOHN OLIN CHILDS Central, S. C. DAISY CLEVELAND R. 5, Seneca, S. C. K. L. S. MRS. VERGIE CLUBB W. M. C., Central, S. C. ERNEST DEADWYLER Six Mile, S. C. MARY A. DEADWYLER Six Mile, S. C. CAROLYN DILLARD Central, S. C. MRS. Y'VETTE ELBELL W. M. C., Central, S. C. REBECCA GAINES Norris, S. C. Special Department LYNN GARRETT Norris, S. C. f LEILA HAVERTY 742 First St. N. E., Massillon, Ohio P. L. S. EDNA HERD R. 2, Central, S. C. JOAN HOLLIDAY Central, S. C. MRS. STELLA HUGHES 17 Pitchfordgti Vgalhalla, S. C. MRS. ELIZABETH HUNNICUTT W. M. C., Central, S. C. P. L. S. GAIL HUNNICUT Central, S. C. SARAH JETT Central, S. C. BETTY RUTH LEWIS Pickens, S. C. PEGGY JEAN MCCALL Piedmont, S. C. MRS. VIOLET MARTIN 1910 Castle St., Wilmington, N. C. K. L. S. CHARLES MOSSER Central, S. C. JAMES MULKEY R. 4, Greenwood, S. C. MARY MULKEY R. 4, Greenwood, S. C. SARA MULKEY R. 4, Greenwood, S. C. PATTI MULLINAX W. M. C.. Central, S. C. P. L. S. JOHN MULLINAX W. M. C., Central, S. C. LAURA NEWMAN Clemson, S. C. TIMOTHY NEWTON Central, S. C. K. L. S. CHARLES A. POWELL Cateechee, S. C. K. L. S. MRS. RUTH POWELL W. M. C., Central, S. C. P. L. S. MRS. DORIS PRIDE W. M. C., Central, S. C. K. L. S. PATRICIA RAMPEY R. 2, Piedmont, S. C. MISS ALTA RAYLE Colfax, N. C. K. L. S. MRS. E. L. SHIGLEY, JR Central, S. C. K. L. S. MRS. HELEN M. SHIGLEY W. M. C., Central S. C. K. L. S. FRANCES TAYLOR Cateechee, S. C. EDITH WAKEFIELD W. M. C., Central, S. C. P. L. S. WILLIAM WIGGINS Arial Mill, Easley, S. C. ELLEN WILLIAMS Central, S. C. LILA JEAN WILLIAMS Central, S. C. P. L. S. College COLLEGE SOPHOMORES DOLLY BEATRICE ALBRIGHT 213 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S., College Conference Cl, 2D, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 2D, Evangel Trio C2D, N. C. Trio CID, Presto Music Club Cl, 2D, Centralian Staff, Asso- ciate Editor CID, Editor C2D, Spanish Club Cl, 2D, Chorus Cl, 2D OSCAR L. BYNUM 135 Ford Ave., Tarrant, Ala. Ala. State Club, K. L. S., Chorus Cl, 2D, College Conference Cl, 2D, Presto Music Club INA LOUISE CHILDS Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S., Presto Music Club, Sec. C1D, Associate Editor, Collegian CID, Editor, Collegian C2D, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 2D CORINNE DANIELL 100 Elinor Place N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Ga.-Fla. State Club, K. L. S., Sec. CID, College Con- ference Cl, 2D, VV. Y. P. S. Cl, 2D, Centralian Staff Cl, 2D, Spanish Club CID, Sophomore Class Sec. C2D, Ga.-Fla. State Club, Sec. and Treas Cl, 2D JAMES EDWIN DAVIS VVestminster, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S. MARSENA RUTH FRENCH Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, P. L. S., Presto Music Club CID, Collegian Staff Cl, 2D, College Trio CID MARIE RAY GILBERT Box 98, Wetumpka, Ala. Ala. State Club, K. L. S., Chorus CI, 2D, Presto Music Club, Pres. C2D, Vice-Pres. CID ZELPHIA MAE GITTENS Box 14, Lowell, N. C. N. C. State Club, K. L. S., College Conference CI, 2D, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 2D, Girls' Athletic Association CZD MARGARET ELIZABETH GUNBY 209 South Second St., Easley, S. C. Ga.-Fla. State Club, K. L. S., Girls' Athletic Associa- tion C1, 2D, Chorus CI, 2D, Presto Music Club CID, Triple Trio CID, Class Sec. CID RUBY HARDY 213 Spring St., Talladega, Ala. Ala. State Club, K. L. S. ALICE HUFFMAN 63 Pennsylvania Ave., Asheville, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S. Chorister C2D, Girls' Athletic Association C 1, 2D, Captain Philomathian Girls' Soft- ball Team C2D, College Conference CI, 2D, Evangel Trio C2D, Chorus C1, 2D, Presto Music Club CI, 2D, Spanish Club CI, 2D,TW. CY5 P. S. Cl, 2D, Triple rio 1 EARL HAMILTON KILPATRICK R. 1, Hendersonville, N. C. N. C. State Club, K. L. S., Pres. CID, College Con- ference C1, 2D, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 2D, Pres. CID, Spanish Club Pres. CZD, Vice-Pres. Freshman Class CID STELLA LACKEY 104 O'dell St, VVhitmire, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. L. S., College Conference C2D, W. Y. P. S. gil, 2D, Centralian Stall: Cl, 2D, Chorus Cl, 2D, Spanis Club C2D, Presto Music Club Cl, 2D College COLLEGE SOPHOMORES WANDA M. LEVVIS 224 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S., College Conference Cl, 21, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 21, Evangel Trio C21, N. C. Trio C11, Presto Music Club Cl, 21 MARY NELL LINDSEY R. 3, Box 323, Jas er, Ala. K. L. S., Ala. State Club, College Conference C11 W. Y. P. S. Cl, 21, Girls' Athletic Association Cl, 21 Chorus Cl, 21, Presto Music Club Cl, 21 JANICE LUCILLE LOGGINS R. 2, Central, S. C. K. L. S., Virginia State Club C. J. MOSS, JR. 1038 Florida Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. P. L. S., S. C. State Club, Centralian Stall? Cl 21 Sophomore Class, Vice-Pres. C21, College Quaitette Cl, 21, Presto Music Club, Pres. C11 WILLIAM GORDON MULLINAX R. 2, Central, S. C. S. C. State Club, P. L. S. JOSEPH C. NALLEY R. 1, Easley, S. C. S. C. State Club, K. LCS., lX3len's Athletic Association 1, 2 MARGARET ALICE PRICE 110 E. McNeely Ave., Mooresville, N. C. N. C. State Club, P. L. S., Centralian Staff C11, Class Treas. C1, 21, Presto Music Club Cl, 21, Chorus Cl, 21, Accompanist College Trio Cl, 21, Student Body Pianist Cl, 21, W. Y. P. S. C11 ALTA RACHEL RAYLE Colfax, N. C. N. C. State Club, K. L. S. JUANITA ELAM SMITH Central, S. C. Ala. State Club, K. L. S., Chorus C21, W. Y. P. S. Cl, 21, College Conference Cl, 21, Presto Music Club C 11, Collegian Typist C11 COLLEGE FRESHMEN JOYCE MARIE ABERCROMBIE R. 1, Box 9-A, Birmingham 10, Ala. P. L. S., Alabama State Club HOWARD E. ALLEN 2912 McCalla Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. P. L. S., Rambler State Club KENNETH S. ALLEN 34 N. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach, Pla. K. L. S., Georgia-Florida State Club LEONARD CHARLES BRANK 399 Grant St., Whitmire, S. C. K. L. S., S. C. State Club STEPHEN WALLACE CALHOON 211 Larkin St., Finley. Ohio P. L. S., Ohio State Club BERTHA DILL CAMPBELL R. 2, Greenville, S. C. K. L. S., S. C. State Club ROBERT CROCKER Cowpens, S. C. K. L. S., S. C. State Club THELMA EARLINE DAVIS Box 54, Pell City, Ala. K. L. S., Alabama State Club OLLIE OLA EDMONDS R. 6. Spartanburg, S. C. K. L. S., S. C. State Club ARTHUR GLOVER KERTTU ANNIKKI GLOVER Central, S. C. K. L. S., Ohio State Club LOWELL GRANTIER Box 107, Gallery, Pa. P. L. S., Rambler State Club MARGERY ANN HOLLIS Mt. Vernon, Ohio P. L. S., Ohio State Club LOU ANN HOUSER Box 156, Knoxville, Tenn. P. L. S., Ramblers State Club JOSEPH LANE R. 3, Tabor City, N. C. P. L. S., N. C. State Club GLORIA JEAN LEE R. 2, Box 32, Chesnee, S. C. K. L. S., S. C. State Club GAINES ROSS Greensboro, Ala. K. L. S., Alabama State Club MARY ANN RUFUS 162 Moreland Ave. S. E., Atlanta, Ga. K. L. S., Georgia-Florida State Club MARGARET JUANITA SCHMIDT 709 Oakland Road, Roanoke 12, Va. P. L. S., Virginia State Club ERNEST L. SHIGLEY, JR. Central, S. C. K. L. S., Alabama State Club CHARLES LENBURGH SMITH Laurel Hill, N. C. P. L. S., N. C. State Club DAVID TILLMAN TILLOTSON R. 1, Box 534, Spartanbur , S. C. P. L. S., S. C. State Club ELIZABETH MOBLEY VIRGINIA EVANGELINE TUCKER Box 54, Girarcl, Ga. K. L. S., Georgia-Florida State Club LINTON REDDICK MOBLEY 252 Eighth St., Waynesboro, Ga. K. L. S., Georgia-Florida State Club L. B. PIERSON West Blocton. Ala. K. L. S., Alabama State Club HELEN ELIZABETH POWERS 104 Hendry St., Union Point, Ga. K. L. S., Georgia-Florida State Club HAROLD RICKMAN R. 2, Kemersville, N. C. P. L. S., N. C. State Club V BILLY ELDRIDGE TUNNER R. 5, Box 387, Roanoke, Va. K. L. S., Virginia State Club JOSEPH C. WAKEFIELD 183 Wookfin St., Asheville, N. C. P. L. S., N. C. State Club CAROLYN JEAN WI-IALEY Rose Hill, N. C. K. L. S., N. C. State Club WILLIAM C. VVRIGHT Dayton, Ohio 114 Indiana Ave., West Asheville, N. C. R. 6. Greenville, S. C. K. L. S., Ohio State Club P. L. S., N. C. State Club K. L. S., S. C. State Club High School HIGH SCHOOL SENlO'RS SHIRLEY INEZ BLESSARD 1210 Main St., Alta Vista, Va. P. L. S., Virginia State Club, Presto Music Club MARGARET SARAH CAMPBELL 309 W. G St., Kannapolis, N. C. N. C. State Club, K. L. S.: W. Y. P. S. RUSSELL ELDER 805 W. Broad St., Gainesville. Ga. P. L. S.: Georgia-Florida State Club, Centralian Staff C 41, College Quartet C41, Male Chorus C31: Chorus C 3, 41, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class President, Vice-President of Georgia-Florida State Club C41 CLEO PONDER FREDERICK West Bloclcton. Ala. K. L. S., Alabama State Club, College Conference C41, Centralian Stall: C41, Athletic Assistant GEORGE FRANCES MADDOX Box 227, Scottdale, Ga. K. L. S., Georgia-Florida State Club WILLIAM BERNARD PANTON R. 1, Emporium, Pennsylvania K. L. S., Ramblers State Club, College Conference C41, W. Y. P. S. C41, Collegian Stall: C41, Senior Class Treasurer C 41, Chorus C41 DUANE A. PRIDE Emporium, Pa. K. L. S., Ramblers State Club, College Conference C41: VV. Y. P. S. PRANKIE JOYCE TANT 220 Spring St.. Talladega, Ala. K. L. S., Alabama State CCgub, W. Y. P. S., Chorus 4 High School HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS MILDRED ANN VEAL DORIS EARNESTINE TILLMAN 921 53rd St., Birmingham, Ala. Box 127, Stonewall, Ga. K. L. S.: Alabama State Club: Collegian Staff C41: P. L. S.: Georgia-Florida State Club: College Confer- Vice President, Senior Class C413 W. Y. P. S. ence C3, 41: W. Y. P. S. C3, 41: Chorus C3, 41: Presto 1X,1ARTI.IA ELIZABETH VEAL Music Club: Sec. of Senior Class C41 Box 127, Stonewall. Ga. JESSE M. VUNCANNON P. L. S.: Georgia-Florida State Club: Athletic Assistant: 213 Venable St., High Point, N. C. W. Y. P. S. C21 P. L. S.: N. C. State Club: W. Y. P. S.: Chorus C41 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS MARTHA CLAUDETTE ANDERSON 1343 Grant St. S. E.: Atlanta, Ga. Georgia-Florida State Club: K. L. S. NATI-ION EUGENE BURNI-IAM R. 1, Box 70-A, Pell City, Ala. Alabama State Club: K. L. S. MARY GENE CURTIS 3 S. Jackson St., Montgomery, Ala. GERALDINE MARIE DENNARD R. 2, Box 318, Concord, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. ELIZABETH FANT Central, S. C. S. C. State Club: P. L. S. VVILLIAM RUFUS FRENCH Central, S. C. S. C. State Club: P. L. S. PATRICIA HAVERTY 742 First St. N. E., Massillon, Ohio Ohio State Club: P. L. S. NANCY SUE HOWARD 1012 Albert St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. ELLA MAE LOCKRIDGE 181 Cedar St.. Concord, N. C. North Carolina State Club: P. L. S. DOROTHY NELL IVIATHERLEE. R. 2. Central, S. C. Ohio State Club: P. L. S. JAMES RUSSELL MURPHY R. 2. Rose Hill. N. C. N. C. State Club BE1 IY ANN PACE Oak Hill Court. Jefferson St., Hendersonville, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. RAE NELL RICKARD R. 1. Thomasville, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. JAMES VVORTI-I STILES 413 S. Weldon St.. Gastonia, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. LILLIE TILLOTSON R. 1, Spartanburg, S. C. S. C. State Club: P. L. S. ERNEST J. VISHER R. 4, Box 88. Mercer. Pa. Ohio State Club: K. L. S. BERNARD KEITH WALDROP Central, S. C. Ramblers Club: K. L. S. ARNOLD T. WI-IISNANT 610 S. Broad St.. Gastonia, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. CLARA VVILLIAMS Box 88. VV. M. G., Central, S. C. S. C. State Club: K. L. S. IMOGENE WILLIAMS 433 East St. No.. Talladega. Ala. Ala. State Club: K. I... S. BE1 IY JEAN YATES R. 9, Box 136, Concord. N. C. N. C. Statc Club: P. L. S. HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES JOYCE ALBRIGHT 213 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. EVERETTE YAVONNE BOWIE General Delivery, Brevard, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. MONA ROSE BROWNE R. 4, High Point, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. CHARLES CANUP 1406 Sloan Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Alabama State Club: P. L. S. MARY COCKMAN R. l, Statesville, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. ROBERT ARTHUR COMPTON Pell City, Ala. Alabama State Club: K. L. S. WILLIAM H. DAVIS 109 Waco Road, Kings Mountain, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. DARL LEONARD FOWLER R. 2, Kings Mountain, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. GEORGE WATSON GARRETT R. 2, Pickens, S. C. S. C. State Club: P. L. S. HUGH HUTCHINS R. 2, Columbus, Miss. Alabama State Club: K. L. S. JAMES WILLIS JACOBS 322 S. Liberty St., Gastonia, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. LILLA TERRY JOLLY R. 11, Box 11, Birmingham, Ala. Ala. State Club: K. L. S. DORIS JEAN MATHERLEE R. 2, Central, S. G. Ohio State Club: P. L. S. CHARLOTTE LaVERNE NEWTON Central, S. C. Virginia State Club: P. L. S. RUTH OUTEN 106 Thomas St., Kannapolis, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. JO CAROL PERRY Box 371, Kannapolis, N. C. N. C. State Club: K. L. S. FAYE WIGGINS Box 89, R. 1, Duncanville, Ala. Alabama State Club: K. L. S. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN ARTHUR WARREN ANDERSON 102 Penn. Ave., West Asheville, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. SARA BRACKETTE 405 N. Modena St., Gastonia, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. NAOMI BROSS 1912 East 5th Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Ramblers State Club: P. L. S. JACK HUSTION CHILDS R. 2, Central, S. C. P. L. S.: S. C. State Club FAYE CHURCH R. 6, Box 358: Lenoir, N. C. N. C. State Club: P. L. S. FRED L. CLEMENTS 134-59th St., Birmingham, Ala. Ala. State Club: K. L. S. HENRIETTA PANT 1134 S. 15th St.. Birmingham, Ala. Ala. State Club: P. L. S. SHIRLEY HAMES Chesnee Mill Store, Chesnee. S. C. S. C. State Club: P. L. S. ROBBIE A. HARWELL R. 1, Mascot. Tenn. Ramblers State Club: P. L. S. PAUL GENE HOU SER 20 Manle St.. Kings Mountain. N. C N. C. State Club: K. L. S. JOHN ELMER I-IUDGINS 612 VV. Summitt St., Gainesville. Ga Georgia-Florida State Club: P. L. S. THOMAS MATHERLEE R. 2. Central, S. C. Ohio State Club: P. L. S. QUILLEN J. MAULDIN Central, S. C. S. C. State Club IRIS VENLIN NEAL P. O. Box 18. Altavista. Va. Virginia State Club: P. L. S. MILTON EARL NEWTON Clemson. S. C. S. C. State Club: P. L. S. CLAUDIA RADICS 3415 Goddard Rd.. Romulus, Mich Ramblers State Club: P. L. S. EVERETTE BRUCE SHEETS 216 Leonard St., Kannapolis, N. C N. C. State Club: K. L. S. DONALD V. SMITH Central. S. C. Ramblers State Club: K. L. S. VIRGIL ERNEST VEAL Stonewall, Ga. Ga.-Fla. State Club: P. L. S. E., f We beseech Thee, O Lord, to continue Thy blessings upon us as we go from the halls of this Institution. May the same grace that has ahounded during our school days sustain us in the days that lie ahead. May the same Spirit that has so faithfully guided us during our stay at W. M. C. lead us on to greater things. And now may Thy grace he with us always. Amen. .....-.-.. -nu