Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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GRADUATES .... HIGH M!IIIIIII GEORGE ROBB FRENCH 'BOB'' P L S Assistant Bus. Mgr Collegian 4, Col- legian Staff 3, Forensic Club 3, 4 F M F 3, 4, W Y P S, 14; Clots Pres 3. 4; Who’t Who 4 Graced as he is with the power of words, he'll always hove friends wherever he goes, ADRIAN LEON HARTLEY TUSKY K I S,; K L.S. Cheerleader 3-4; Clast Vice President 4, Keen sense, common sense, nonsense.’’ PHYLLIS MARILYN BABCOCK PHYL P L S. 14, Clots Treat 2; Clots Sec. 3-4, BiPhy-Chem 4 Words are cosy, like the wing. Faithful friends are hard to find. VERNA JEAN COLE VERNA Entered 4, P L.S,, Pretto Music Club; Treat Senior Clots. Good nature is the sign of a lorge ond generous soul. THOMAS JACKSON ARNOLD TOM’ Entered 4, K I S Mem Athletic Atsn, Men of few words are the best men BARBARA ANN BOUINGTON BOBBIE Entered 4; K I S.; W Y P S; Chorus. Pretto Music Club G A A Honest labor bears o lovely face. PATTIE NELL BURNHAM PATTIE Entered 4. K I S , W Y P $.; Chorut; Pretto Music Club; G A A. Light of heart os well os spirit.” JOYCE ELAINE CARVER JOYCE Entered 2, P.L.S.; W.Y P S. 2 4, Chorut 2 4; Bi Phy Chcm 3-4; G.A.A. 4. A blithe heart makes a cheerful visage. Page Nineteen

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Gloria Diirsi? Diligence in study has placed Gloria near the top of her class scholastically. Students and friends of Cen- tral College have found a true, dependable friend in her. She has given her support to such varied activities as the Girls' Athletic Association, Forensic Club, Choir, F.M.F.;and K.L.S. Her congeniality and cooperativeness have made her a leader in the Senior Class. Gloria's life of devotion to God and her service to others have en- deared her to each of us. She is well deserving of this place of honor in Who's Who. WHO’S WHO H a h French Friendly, capable, and energetic is Bob. As pro- gram committee chairman of the Philomalhian Literary Society, he has produced entertaining and informing pro- grams. He has capably served as assistant business man- ager of the Collegian. As trombonist and reader he has been a blessing to many. His industrious nature has been evident in the many and varied activities of the Senior Class. His consistent Christian life, his smile, and his in- terest in others all insure success. May God's richest bles- sings be upon him. Page Eighteen

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GRADUATES .... HIGH SCHOOL JULIA ANN DEASON JUDY'' Entered 3; P L.S.; Choir 3-4, Forensic Club 3, 4; F.M.F. 3, 4; WY P S. 3, 4; Collegian Staff 3, 4,- G A A 4; Presto Music Club 3-4,- ftodio Choir 3; Cheerleader 3. Her word is ever pleasant, her manner ever sunny. GLORIA JUNE DEESE ''GLORIA'1 Entered 3; K.L.S,; Choir 4; F.M.F, 4; Chorus 3, 4, G.A A 4; Presto Music Club 4,- Forensic Club 4; W.Y.PS. 3, 4 Who's Who 4; Basket- ball Team 3, 4, Cheerleader 4 Her cheerful disposition and lively monner hove won her many friends BOBBY RAY DYAR BOBBY PIS. Let them coll it mischief, when 'tis post ond prospered, 'twill be virtue. VONCILE RUTH EDGE VONCILE Entered 4. P L.S.; G.A, A, Her heart is light within her, whatever wind doth blow, LILLIE SUE HILL SUE Entered 4, K.L.S.; K L.S. Cheerleader. A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. CHARLES WESLEY LUSK SONNY K L.S Choir 1-4; Quartette 2-4; Radio Choir 3; Presto Music Club 1-4; Class Pres. 1; V. Pres. 2-3, Men's Athletic Assn. 2, 4; Chorus 1-4; Sports Editor Collegion Staff 3, 4. He conquers who endures. MELVIN HANSEL McCOY HANK K.L.S.; Science Club; Captain B Team Foot- ball. Men’s Athletic Assn Every mon is the orchitect of his own fortune. JERRY MILLER McCOY JERRV K.L.S.; Varsity football, soflbolf; Men's Ath- letic Association. He hod on opinion for everything, but kept it to himself. Poge Twenty