Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

19 55 BARBARA ANN BAILEY Editor-in-Chief WESLEYAN METHODIST COLLEGE Central, South Carolina LEE JOHNSON Business Manager MISS RUTH C. UEBELE MISS FREDA MYERS Sponsors S i; Ii ii ii 1 Sun ij (Tune: Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean ) 1. Oh! Wesleyan College, we love thee. Thy name we sincerely adore. Praise, honor, and laud do we give thee. To thee we will sing evermore. On the breast of ihe wide, surging ocean, In the forest, on mountain and plain, :S: Men shall know of our heart's true devotion, (fine) And list to our song of thy fame, (D. S.) :And list to our song of thy fame: 2. Oh! Wesleyan College, we love thee, Thy halls and thy campus are dear. May no harm ever come to molest thee, And God always bless thee with cheer. Thou fountain of wisdom and learning. We will drink of thy clear, crystal flood, :S: :S: Then out to the great world returning, (Fine) We will fight for the true and the good, (D. 5.) :We will fight for the true and the good: Oh! Wesleyan College, we'll love thee. When out from thy halls we have gone. Still bright may the skies be above thee, While we up life's pathway press on, When others our places have taken And strangers have entered thy door, In our mem'ry thou'lt ne'er be forsaken (Fine) And thy praises we'll sing evermore, (Q. S.) :And thy praises we'll sing evermore: Page Two To be a well-rounded individual one hot to develop in every aspect of his life. With her balanced program of activities. Cen- tral College has encouraged and helped us to get o brooder perspective of life. Every phose of our development is stressed. We have endeavored to show you these phases We therefore proudly present to you CENTRALIAN 1955! 111; il i c ii I i n ii One who has played an important part in the develop- ment of Central is our librarian. Since her arrival in the library many remarkable improvements have been made which have greatly aided our intellectual development. Her pleasant smile and friendly personality have truly made the library a pleasant place in which to be. She is ever willing to help, and to her fall many of the thankless jobs which others have no time for. In gratitude for her fine Christian example and encouragement of our development, the staff takes great pleasure in dedicating CtNTRALIAN 1955 to Mrs. Lee Evatt. Page Eight GRIMES MEMORIAL BUILDING Administration Building 1 1 1. I I CHILDS HALL Boys' Dormitory Page Nine R. C. MULLINAX A.B., M.A., D.D. DL The main criterion for judging the success of a college is the nature of her finished products. If a school has worthy objectives and accomplishes them, she has justified her purpose for existence. If she fails in either of these respects she does not deserve the confidence or support of her clientele. Central College has announced its purpose, to develop well-balanced Christian young people. To this end she has set up a program to meet the spiritual, intellectual, social, physical, and aesthetic needs of her students. Hers is not the skill of the sculptor who carves the cold lifeless stones into a work of art. Rather, it is hers to provide for the immortal youth committed to her care, learning situations in an atmosphere con- ducive to development of living beings, who will in time take their places as Christian citizens in a democracy, and as members of Christ's kingdom in the church and -n ihe world. Such is the duty of your Alma Mater. She can only succeed in her efforts as you, her sons and daughters, respond favorably to the situations created and grow into well-balanced Christian young people. Page Twelve l II MINI S T II A I III E. STANLEY BANKER. JR. A B B S in Ed.. M.A. Dean of Mutic, Director of Public Relation� , High School Principal. Deon of Men II II il I II C MAURICE BURNS A 8 MS. PhD. Phywcot A Biological Soft� '- Acting Dean of College ii I M ;i n a q e r s From left fo right: Dr R C. Mullinax, Flew. Earl T. Gentry, Rev. W C. Lovin, Rev. Karl Johnston, '’ev. E. L. Sbigley, Rev. V. A Mitchell, Rev. E. L. Henderson, Rev. Lyman F. Lance, Rev. Luster Piatt, Rev. E. L. Gunby, Rev. D. P. Denton, Rev. B H. Phaup, Rev. C. M. Payne. Rev. Ralph Day (not pictured). p EVELYN BANKER A.B. Registrar HELEN CALHOON B.S IN ED. High School English Dean of Women JAMES B. CHILDS A.B. Mathematics, Science MARGARET GAINES CHILDS B. MUSIC Piano MARLING ELLIOTT A.B . M. REL, B D Bible, Philosophy, Theology MARTHA S. EVATT A.B., B.S, IN L S. Librarian Page Founcer, Faculty CHESTER R. FREEZE B.S., M.A. IN ED. Social Science, Education LORENZO A. HARVEY Th B , A B. B.S Voice. Bible, Sociol Science FREDA MYERS A.B . B S.l. Commerce, Organ CLAUDE R. RICKMAN A.B., B.S. IN ED., M.A. History and Political Science (On leave of absence) JESSIE TAYLOR B MUS., M MUS Piano, Music Theory RUTH C. UEBELE A B., M.A, English, Spanish, Speech ■ Page Fifteen Stull ARLENE BROWN R.N. Nurse D L. JONES Field Representative MYRTLE McDANIEL B S. Dietitian F. B. WILLIAMS A.B. Bursar Page Sixteen Iu 11! Him: I ii ill Uevelu [line nt It is a truism to remark that one of the primary purposes of a student in coming to college is to receive intellectual training. Here, because of small classes and close teacher- student relationship, the student may receive much individual help in his class work and guidance in choosing a vocation. Central College is proud of the fact that those trained in her halls have gone forth to bless the world as ministers, teachers, doctors, nurses, missionaries, evangelistic singers, and the like. - fdor the rjCord giveth wisdom: out of h tts tnott tlx come 2th I nowfedge and understanding. Page Nineiee Tlieuluijical lirail mill! Thenluqical Junior BENNETT ROBERTS Liberty, South Carolina He who has put a good finish to his undertaking is said to have placed c golden crown lo the whole. Christian Service 1,2; Student Council 2; Who’s Who 2. ROY SAMUEL PARKER Ministerial Hilda I)i[iluma Graduates ROBERT FREEMAN Troy, North Carolina There is never on instant's truce fcetween virtue and vice Goodness is the only investment that never foils. Christian Service 1_3; President 3. BILLY KARANICK Columbia, South Corolina ' Blessed is he who has found his work let him osk no other blessedness. Christian Service, W.Y P.S. Ministerial Hible Diploma Students Poge Twenty C 0 1 1 I! IJ I! fi I) |) II II III II r (! s ANNA LOU ANDREWS Sandy lake, Pennsylvania Honor is ihe reward of virtue. P.L S ; F.M.F. 1,2, Pres. 2. WYP$ 1,2; Chorus 2; Christion Service Sec 1,2. BARBARA ANN BAILEY Akron, Aloboma Wise to resolve and potient to perform K L.S., Sec. 2; Presto Music Club 1,2; Bi Phy-Chem 1, W I P S 1,2; Feature Editor of CENTRALIAN 1, Editorin-ch ef 2; Chorus 1,2; A Capella Choir 2; Who's Who 2. JAMES C. BLACKBURN Rockwood, Tennessee The force of his own merit mokes his woy, K I S. Pres 2; Bus. Mgr. of CENTRALIAN 1; Class Trees 1; Closs V. Pres. 2; Spanish Club V. Pres. 2; Student Council 2; Chris- tian Service; W Y P S. 1,2; Men's Ath Assoc. 1,2; A Capella Choir 1,2. SHIRLEY ROSE BRIGGS Gastonia, North Carolina Whoever wears a happy face does a service to humanity. P I S , F.M.F. 1.2; W Y P S. 1.2; Girls' Ath. Assoc. 1,2; Presto Music Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Treos. 2; Chorus 1,2, CENTRALIAN Staff 2 FRANCES ALLYENE BROCKMAN Gastonia, North Carolina Behold ond when she sings the birds cease their melody P.l S.; W.Y.P S. 1,2; Girls' Ath Assoc 1,2; Presto Music Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2. A Capella Choir 1,2 DOROTHY ARLENE BROWN Indiana, Pennsylvania Real worth requires no interpreter. K.l S.; Sec. Student Council 1; Assistant Bus Mgr CENTRALIAN 2; V Pres. F.Mf. 2. CLIFFORD WRIGHT CLUBB Central, South Carolina Gentle of speech, beneficent cf mind. PIS.; Christian Service 1.2. BARBARA ANNE COALSON Birmingham, Alabamo She has the hoppy combination of charm and usefuless. K L.S. Program Choirmon 1; Spanish Club Program Chairman 1, Sec. 2; F.M.F. 1,2; Forensic Club 1; Bi Phy-Chem 1; Chorus 1,2; W Y P S. 1,2; Presto Music Club 2. Poge Twenty-One Lrf C n 111! ij v, S u i h d m i) r ii s PATRICIA ANN DUKE Augusto, Georgio Never idle o moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others K IS.; Cheerleader 2; Presto Music Club 1,2; 8i Phy-Chem 2; Girls' Ath. Assoc. 1,2; W.Y.P.S. 2; Chorus 1. PAUL EDWIN GUISLER Murphy, North Carolina ‘He is firm, strong, ond steady. When there s a ballgome to play he's always ready. K.L.S.; Pres Men's Ath. Assoc, 2, v. Pres. 1; Christian Service 1,2; W.Y.P.S. 1,2. ALAN GUNBY Decatur, Georgio let me speak, I cannot otherwise be happy.'' PIS.; Chorus 1.2; W.Y.P.S. 1,2; Men's Ath Assoc., B Team Football ond Baseball. HELEN MARIE HARLESS Radford, Virginia A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. P.L.S.; W.Y.P $. 1,2; Christian Service 1,2; Girls' Ath. Assoc. 1,2; V. Pres. 2; F M.F. 1,2; Theol, Dept. Sec. 2; Presto Music Club I; Forensic Club 1; Bi-Phy Chem 2. PATRICIA HAVERTY Coshocton, Ohio Her voice was like the voice the stars had when they song together. P L.S.,- A Capella Choir 1.2; Ohio State Club 1; W.Y.P.S. 1,2; Sec. Presto Music Club 2; Sextette 1; Trio 1; F.M.F. 2; Assistant Dean of Women 2. BARBARA JOYCE JONES Centrol, South Carolina Speaks, behoves and acts just as she ought—sometimes! K.l S; Chorus 2; Sec. Bus. Staff CEN- TRALIAN 1; Class Trees. 1. BRUCE KELLEY liberty. South Carolina The, jre never alone that are accompa- nied with noble thoughts. K.L.S.; Spanish Club 1,2. IMOGENE KIMBRELL Tryon, North Carolina She put all her troubles in a box, sat on the lid and smiled (CIS.; Christian Service 1,2; W.Y.P.S. 1,2; F.M.F. 1; Forensic Club 1; Bi-Phy-Chem 1; Chorus 1. Page Twenty-Two V, II I I I! I| I! S II |) ll II III II r I! s HAROLD KING Mooretvillo, North Corolino The only path to a tranquil life ll true virtue. P I S. Treat. 2; Chrittian Service 1,2; Gospel Teom 2; W Y P S t.2, Pret. 1, V. Prei. 2. CLIFFORD RAMSEY LOVIN Kannapolis, North Carolina Goad tense and good nature are ever joined together. K.I.S.; WYPS 1,2; Spanith Club 2; Set Men t Ath Atux 1.2; Aisiitont But Mon CtNTBAtlAN 1; Attoc Ed of COl- IEGIAN 1. Editor in-chief 1, A Capella Choir 2; Who't Who 2 RUTH MAW Central, South Corolino They tan conquer who be!-eve they con, P.I.S.; Pret. of Girls' Ath. Attoc 12; Sponith Club 1. DORIS MITCHELL Durham North Carolina The most magnificent sign of wisdom a a continued cheerfulness “ K I.5.; Treot. Spanish Club 1; Presto Music Club 1 2; A Capella Choir 12; WYPS 1.2; Chorus 12. Dorm Council 2, Clan Sec 2; F M f 2 JANE MULLINAX Control. South Carolina I hove a heort with room for every joy. K I S . A Capella Choir 1.2, Sec 5'udent Council 1. WYPS 1.2. Art Ed CEN TRAHAN I; f M f Sec 2. Presto Muuc Club 2; Chorus 2. DELLA MUNN Effingham, South Corolino A gentle mind by a gentle deed is known “ K.L.S.� Christian Service 1.2; WYPS. 2; F.M F 2; Dorm Council 1. REVA JUNE NASH Candler, North Corolino The pri of wi'dom is above rubies P.LS.j O 'ion Service 12l EJ E 1; WYPS. 1.2; ut 1. DELLA ANN NORMAN Middleton, Ohio She is pretty to walk with,, ond witty to tolk with. P I S,; A Capella Choir 1,2; Clott Pro gram Chouman 1.2; Pretto Mutic Club 1,2; Forensic Club 1, Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Head Cheerleader 1,2; Spanith Club 1.2; Girlt Ath Attoc. 1,2; College Chorut 2. Page Twenty-Three C a 111! ij i! 5 o p h o m ii r i; • A EARL NORRIS Woynesville, North Carolino Great men are they who see that spiritual is better than any material force. P I S.; Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 1; Christian Service 1,2; Assistant Deon of Men 1. REBECCA ANN POTTS Colfax, North Carolina True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duty always. P.L.S.; Girls' Ath. Assoc. 1,2; Assoc. Ed. CENTRALIAN 1, Feature Ed. 2; Dorm Coun- cil 1,2, Pres. 2; Presto Music Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; W.Y.P.S. 1,2, A Capella Choir 1,2; Chorus 1,2. WILLIAM PURKEY Central, South Carolina He does his task from doy to day, and meets whatever comes his way. PL S,; W.Y P.S. Pres. 1, Program Choir- mon 2; Christian Service 1,2; Student Coun- cil 2; V. Pres. 2. MARJORIE REID Crewe, Virginia An honest countenance is the best passport. K.L.S.; A Capella Choir 1,2; F.M.F. 1,2; Presto Music Club 1,2; W.Y.P.S. 1,2; Chris- tian Service 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Bi-Phy-Chem Club 1,2; Girls' Ath. Assoc. 1,2. GARY SMITH Greenville, South Carolino The life of a man is made up of action and endurance. K I S.; Bus. Mgr. COLLEGIAN 1; Spanish Club Pres. 2, V. Pres. 1; Presto Music Club 1,2; A Capella Choir 1,2; Chorus 1,2. HERSCHEL SMITH Tarrant City, Alabamo Blessed with a magnetic personality ond a rich load of humor K I S. Pres. 1; Quortette 1; Chorus 1,2; A Capella Choir 1; Class V. Pres. 1, Pres. 2; Presto Music Club 1,2; Men's Ath. Assoc. 1,2. MAE ELIZABETH WADE Vicker, Virginia What wisdom can you find '.ict is greater than kindnes ' P I S.; Presto Music Club 1,2; Christian Service 1,2; W.Y.P S. 1,2; COLLEGIAN Staff 1,2; Chorus 1,2. J. C. WALLACE Rose Hill, North Carolina The root of all steadfastness is in consecrotion to God. P.L.S.; Pres. Dorm Council 1,2; W.Y.P.S. 1,2; Christian Service I, V. Pres. 2; Gospel Team 2; Chorus 1,2. Page Twenty-Four roll rI| r Frrsh niro BOB FRENCH President LEE JOHNSON Vice President EVANGELINE CROWE Secretary VERNA JEAN COLE Treasurer TOM ARNOLD ARLAINE BABCOCK PHYLLIS BABCOCK ATHLEEN BREEDLOVE GEORGE CARNWRIGHT VERGIE CLUBB JOYCE CRENSHAW THOMAS DAVIS JUDY DEASON GLORIA DEESE r. Page Twenty-Five Ii ii 111! i( i! I' r i; s h m n n CAROLYN DILLARD JERRY DOUGLAS NANCY EARNHART JO EDWARDS GILES FLOWERS ROBERT EARLEY FOSTER GENTRY HERMAN GOLDEN, JR SIDNEY HAMBY MILDREO HARTSELL CARLYLE HENRY SUE HILL FRED HUBBARD JEAN JACKSON DAVID KING CHARLES LUSK Poge Twenty-Six r ii 111! i] f I' r i; s 1) in i! n JAMES MEADERS DAVID MULLINAX JOE NEYMAN JOE PATRICK PAUL RAMPEY PAT RAMPEY PAUL ROACH HILDA SHOAF SARAH SMITH DAPHENE SUGGS WAYNE SWANSON BETTY THACK6RSON CLIFFORD TUCKER DEN2IL WHITESIDE JIMMY WIGGINS PAUL WILCOX i Page Twenfy-Seven J II i i) Ii S c Ii ii ROBERT T. BARTLETT Clemson. South Carolina He's a leader, hard fo beat. Willing to help, and attempt any feat. P.L.S.; Student Council 1; Presto Music Club 1 4; Clou Pres. 4; Assistant Bus. Mgr. COLLEGIAN 2; Who's Who 4 STEVE BLANTON Kings Mountain, North Carolina Although he's no surgeon. He does a good deal of cutting up. Entered 3; P L.S.; Class Pres. 3; Men's Ath Assoc. 3,4; Bi Phy-Chem 3. (I I S E II i (I r s GENE ABSTON Knoxville, Tennessee To worry and hurry is not my creed. Things will happen so what's the need. P L.S.; Class Treas 1,2, V. Pres, 4; Presto Music Clua 1-4, Forense Club 3; By-Phy-Chem 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; A Capella Choir 3,4; Quartette 4; Christian Service 4; Men's Ath. Assoc. 14; COLLEGIAN Staff 1.2, G. K. ANDREWS Tabor City, North Corolina Let me above all fulfil God my heavenly Father's will. Entered 4; Christian Service; P L.S. SARAH COCKMAN Statesville, North Carolina When I am gone, pray who will entertain the people? P L S ; By Phy-Chem; Presto Music Club 1,2,3; Girls' Ath. Assoc.; Chorus 1,2,4. GERALDINE FORTUNE Pickens, South Carolina It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Entered 4; KLS.; Christian Service; W.Y.P.S.; F.M.F. Page Twenty-Eight II i ii Ii !i i: Ii ii ni 'juniors JANE FULLER Atlanta, Georgia Earnest in her work, whole-heorted in her ploy, noble in her thought, what more is there to say. Entered 4; K L.S.; Chorus; Program choirmon of class. MARY HOWARD Greenville, South Carolina To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. K I.S.; Cheerleader 4; W.Y P S.; Girls' Alh. Assoc. 2,3,4, Sec. and Treos. 4 CAROLYN JONES Westminster, South Carolina Zealous, yet modest. Entered 3; K.L.S.; Presto Music Club 3,4, Class Sec 4, FM.f 4, W.Y.P S. 3.4; Who s Who 4. PATTI MULLINAX Central. South Carolino Her smile cheers mony o heart. P.L.S.; Cheerleader 2,3,4; V Pres Class 1; W Y P S 1-4. MARTHA ANN HUBBARD Easley, South Carolina A smile for all, 0 greeting glad A lovable, jolly way she had. Entered 4. K.I.S.; Girls Afh. Assoc, A Capella Choir; Chorus, BILLY RICHARD JONES Macon. Georgia A (me combination of personality and good looks. Entered 3, PIS, Men t Ath Assoc.; Clou Treos. 4. Page Twenty-Nine II i i| Ii S i: Ii ii i SHIRLEY STOKES Central, South Carolina Diligence is the mother of good fortune, K,L.$.; F M.F, 3,4, BiPhy-Chem 3,4,- Chorus 1,3,4; A Capella Choir 3.4,- Girls' Ath. Assoc. 1-4; Student Council 3,4; Christian Service 3, RUTH STRATTON Findlay, Ohio Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Entered 3, K I S.; Cheerleader 3,4,- Forensic Club 3; A Capella Choir 3,4,- Closs Sec, 3. I S e ii i ii r s MARY RUTH NORRIS Waynesville, North Carolina Fair and gentle, good ond true. Dignified ond dependable too. Entered 3; P L.5.; W.Y.P.S. 3,4; Chorus. MAXINE RADER Findlay, Ohio Her heart is open as the day. Her feelings all are true. Entered 4, K L.S.; W Y P.S.; Girls' Ath. Assoc. JIMMIE LEE SWAFFORD Rockwood, Tennessee A gentle mind by a gentle deed is known. P L.S.; Closs Sec 2; Closs Treas. 3,4; Chorus 2,4,- Presto Music Club 2; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; A Capella Choir 4; W Y.P.S. 2,3,4 MARTHA LEE WALKER Candler, North Carolina Ever cheerful, never dreary Always smiling, never weary. Entered 3; P.I.S.,- F.M.F. 3,4; Christian Service 3,4; W.Y.P.S. 3,4. Page Thirty II i ij Ii Si: Ii ii ii I Juniors WARD FRENCH President JAMES BROSS Vice President RUTH ARTLEY Secretory JANICE DAVIDSON Treasurer KENNETH BAUER BILLIE BLANTON MARY BOUINGTON MARGARET JO BRYANT JOHN OLIN CHILDS FAITH GILES CHARLOTTE GRAHAM PEGGY GREY LORNA JOHNSON RONALD MAW PAUL MULLINAX JOSEPH RATHBONE JANE RICHARDSON MARJORIE SHAFFER EVELYN SMITH RONAlD SMITH HILDA FAYE SUMMEY NAOMIE SWEIGARD SHIRLEY THOMAS High !i i; Ii u ii 1 S ii |i li dim ii r i! s WILLIAM DAVID GUN8Y President DAVID GORGHIS Vice President (not pictured) HATTIE CALHOON Secretary MARGIE FREEMAN Treasurer CARMELLA CRAWLEY BARBARA JEAN ELUSON WAYNE HOLBERT JOHN JACKSON ELMER CARLTON JONES FRANK LESTER CAROLYN McCOY BETTY JEAN MOSELEY JEAN MUNYER NORENE SILVA CAROLE SMITH MARY ETHEL TUCKER JAMES WRIGHT NEIl ROBINSON President JO ANN McCOY Vice President BILLIE ANN HENDERSON Secretory Treasurer R C MATHIS ALIEN MITCHELL JOHN RICHARD MULLINAX BETTY NELL SILVERS JOAN VEAL ELLEN WILLIAMS fi |i i; r, i a I Sin il mils JOHN H COLE ELEANOR M FLOWERS JIMMY FORTNER ANNE RAMPEY Page Thirty-Three JO EDWARDS Associate Editor VERNA JEAN COLE Literary Editor I', i! ii 11' a I i ii ii REBECCA ANN POTTS Feature Editor JOHN OLIN CHILDS Photographer MISS RUTH UEBELE Sponsor CHARLES LUSK Sports Editor Poge Thirty-Four JERRY DOUGLAS Assistant Business Manager SI ii f I LEE JOHNSON Business Manoger ARLENE BROWN Assistant Business Manager DELLA ANN NORMAN Secretary MISS FREDA MYERS Sponsor SHIRLEY BRIGGS Typist SARAH SMITH T ypist Page Thirty-Five THE CENTRAL COLLEGIAN Vol. 12 CENTRAL, 5. C, DECEMBER, 1954 No. 3 Rep. Dorn To Speak At Christmas Dinner The annual Christmas dinner will be held at seven p.m. on December munity din The mergei 1947. This a the com- he school, cember of Music Recital The Presto Music Club presented ith all the a recital on November 19. at 8 p.m. a with a novel Idea lor celebrating Book Week which was from Novem- ber IS to Novfnbcr 19 During ac- tivity period on Friday of that week, everyone who wished to participate Ainguished guest speaker, the Honorable W Congressional Representative from the Thip Carolina. He was born in Greenwood Coun on April 14. 1916. He attended Greenwo In 1938, Mr Dorn was elected to the South Carolina Representatives and was the youngest member of the ----- --------------------------- - 1 ' 'tote y of muu mil littj min in Perfect Pence . Sparks � Gloria Beese GLORIA DEESE Associofe Editor CLIFFORD LOVIN Editor-in-Chref MILDRED HARTSELL Associate Editor Cli. 1: . tvcrjuiM is in a nappy gay mood. Even though we arc stilt filled with food from Th rnksgiving dinner u� uv Innklno hunvarfl to Chrit My Buddy ______________ .Donaldson i: .eve Blanton JEAN JACKSON, ARLAINE BABCOCK Typists JOE NEYMAN Sports Editor THOMAS DAVIS Assistant Sports Editor c. m. Durns Dinner Comrhittee Mrs. E. S. Banker, Jr. Program Committee Professor Marling Elliott d others are to be commended for tb ' ' juoy c tardy I Heard the Voice of Jesus Soy . Rathbum Judy Denson and Gary Smith Hopak Moussompky Explosion!! (ht, a loud crash, and iom followed in quick the chapel Friday er 12—on the screen, ■ Bi-Phy-Chem Club jgram of several mov- teaetions. ‘'Operation I riUier tnovies or) Iho ar ilssion were shown, nd profitable evening all. Christmas holiday Friday, December 1 Classes will begin a{ on Wednesday, Jam. As the various st let us remember ti the highways Miss Uef Honor Roil caj iJ this Christmas our happiest Chrisl- ni.,i bv not onlv seeking to make ou Andrews Arm. Bailey can Cole fine Crowe Mildred Hartsetl Nancy Earnhari_________ On November 7, IV one of the college trol, was admitted t Anderson, S. C. She week During her members of the fa of her classes. She’ school k November 22 to teach her ___________________________________ (special Ivay to J Fargo, Ohio, where John lives, t see his 117 THE CENTRAL COLLEGIAN Vol. 12 CENTRAL, S. C, FEBRUARY, 1955 No. 5 Fairbairn Speaker At Ministerial Institute fjnnnr Pnll For mptfpr Bishop Charles V. Fairbairn of the Free Methodist Church is to be the sneaker for the Southern Area Min- 9 t Faith Giles Carolyn Jones R C Mathis AUen Mitchell Joan McCoy old. Did you hear Rob- nes talking when thc the dorm'’ This Is the ey have ever seen. Yes. everyone la in gay spirits, and everything is very beautiful. This first snow at Central convinced us that wlnte , Speaker At Ministerial Intitule ROBERT BARTLETT Assisfonf Business Manager BOBBY FRENCH Business Manager TOM ARNOLD Reporfer And bless it, please, for Jesus’ sake —V. J C nn elder in the Free Methodist Church in 1923 In 1924. he was elect- ed district superintendent of the Kingston District In Ontario He be- rhfn dnnori '«I rrinffsewnew wvwriMUaf PROF. MARLING J. ELLIOTT Sponsor EVANGELINE CROWE Reporfer MAE WADE Reporter Schedule Of Events Feli Fi-ir Feb Feb. 1 Questions Marriai Ministry—Dr. R. C. Muilinax 2:20-3 20 F M —Essentials of Evangelism—E. L Hen.' 'cn 7 30 PM—Bishop C- V Falrbalrn Wednesday. F 1 . ry 23 8 20-3:50 A M—Devotional M sage —5---- It Cdle Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun (day night program for 955 was on January 7. began with Herschcl ig a game called Twen- The panel of experts, Hattie Caihoor Ruth Wallace, James Bros� , iouglas, proved their facts in the Bible by ?t ail but one of the ns presented to them, the audience then vol- be on the panel, and ted questions to them, h told of the erecting d Nations building In ity, was the final fea- r.'gram of tlie nidht a sort of splendid got hold of for a while, and I mean to make it burn as brightly as pos- sible before handing it on to the —...et And Daalh Miss Clara William Rev and Mrs. F B W trul, and Randall A Knox, Indiana were i rtage on Dec 26, at 5: College Church, will father officiating. A program of nupt presented by Mrs’. J. E 1st, and Mrs. E. Harol lotst, who sang Throu ■■Because,” and Pr Bride.” The church was dec central arrangement and three seven-brand holding white tapers at each end of the alt overlaid in white with ly dotted about. The pensive stillness of a day far spent; lng night; The woods folk scurrying . —PTJ r d _________„ evangelism C. H Tcgen 11-12 Noon—Bishop C. V. Fairbairn in the soft The work of the program commit- A nlnaaJ- � 1 If 1 — w Wlni s Whii I n C II I I li IJ I! BENNETT ROBERTS Working full time to support a family, yet maintaining a scholastic average, is a difficult task, but Bennett Roberts has accomplished this. He takes an active part in his local church and lives a consistent Christian life. We believe that as he goes forth into Christian work, he will make a contribution to our church. CLIFFORD LOVIN One of the outstanding members of the Sopho- more Class is Clifford Lovin. He has faithfully worked as editor of the Collegian, as manager of tf.e College Cupboard and bookstore, and os assistant business manager of the Centralian. Also he has proved that it is possible to participate in sports and maintain high grades. May God's richest blessings be his through life. BARBARA ANN BAILEY Friendly, enthusiastic, diligent—all these can be said of Barbara Ann. This year she has de- monstrated patience and wisdom os she has per- formed the various tasks that are required of the Centralian editor. Barbara Ann has proved by her scholastic record, leadership ability, and good character that she is worthy of a place in Who's Who. Page Thirty-Eight Willi s U hII In II i i] li !i i: li u u I ROBERT T. BARTLETT Standing at the helm of the Senior Class this year has been Bob Bartlett, As class president he has guided and encouraged his classmates through a successful year. His numerous activi- ties include being assistant business manager of the Collegian and playing football. Bob well de- serves this place in Who's Who. CAROLYN JONES Carolyn has distinguished herself scholastically and is at the head of her class. As a result of her friendliness and sincerity, she has many friends among her fellow students. Her classmates dis- played their confidence in her by electing her treasurer of the class. Her ability and person- ality will bring her success in life. Page Thirty-Nine 1 Spiritual D evelupment First things first is the motto of Central College. Accordingly, much emphasis is placed on the spiritual development of the student. By means of the Sunday services, mid-week prayer meeting, daily chapel services, re- vivals, and conventions he is aided in finding Christ and in maintaining a Christian experience. Practical experience in Christian work is afforded through the Christian Service Organization, which sends out groups to conduct jail services, Sunday schools, and special services on Sunday. The spiritual activities are a constant source of encouragement and inspiration. 66 to Ite Spiritually minded is (i e and 9! peace. ■v W. Y. P. I 1 • OFFICERS GORDON MUUINAX, President HAROLD KING, Vice President GLORIA DEESE, Secrefory-Treasurer B Bailey, J, Mullinax, B Thackerson, A. Andrews, H Harless, H Shoaf, P. Rampey, J, Edwards, 5. Smith, E. Crowe, B. Caalson, M, Hartseli, M. Rader. D. Munn, A. Brown, D. Suggs, B Moseley, P. Duke, G. Deese, D, Mitchell, M. Wade, V. Cole, B. Henderson, B. Jones. S. Stokes, F. Brockman, M. Walker, A. Gunby, D. Norman. R. Potts, S. Briggs, G. K. Andrews, H. King, J. Douglas, R. Earley, J. C. Wallace, J. Meaders, W. Purkey, C. Lovin, A. Bobcock. Page Forly-Two OUR PASTOR AND HIS FAMILY Mary, Mrs. Cole, the Reverend Mr. Cole, Samuel, and Verna Jean Our pastor, the Reverend John Cole, has won the hearts of the students with his warm personality. There is always a smile and a friendly greeting for those whom he meets. His rich ministry is a blessing to all. He and his family have added greatly to the community. Page Party-Three T li i ii 1 ii i] i c a I II i; [i a r I in u n t First Row: Professor Harvey, Dr. Mullinax, Professor Elliott, J. C. Wallace, H. Harless, B. Karanick. Second Row: E, Norris, F. Gentry, J. Wiggins, C. Henry, L. Johnson, Rev. J. Cole. Third Row: J. Meaders, H. Smith, C. Tucker, P. Rampey, G, Carnwright. fourth Row: R. Freeman, J. Neyman, B. French, W. Swanson. Fifth Row: H. King, S. Parker, P. Guisler, T. Arnold, T. Davis. Sixth Row: R. Morgan, G. Flowers, C. Ramsey. Page Forty-Four IVI i s s i n ii a r y I! n n v e n I i n n DR. OLIVER G. WILSON Fall revival evangelist South America Page Forty-Five F. IVI. F. The Foreign Missions Fellowship is an organization for those especially interested in missions. Regular meetings with programs emphasizing some aspect of mission work are inspirational. Officers.- Anna Lou Andrews, President; Arlene Brown, Vice President; Margaret Jo Bryant, Secretary-Treasurer. Christian S ■; r v i i: u Holding services in joils and stockades, helping in pioneer work, and doing personal work are some of the things the Christian Service does. Officers: Robert Freeman, President; J. C. Wallace, Vice President; Anna Lou An- drews, Secretary. Page forty-Si Ii iis |ii! I Trams PATRICIA HAVERTY JEWEL PURKEY WILLIAM PURKEY J. C. WALLACE BOBBY FRENCH LEE JOHNSON HELEN HARLESS HAROLD KING JAMES MEADERS JEAN JACKSON PAUL RAMPEY JOE NEYMEN (� eoted) FOSTER GENTRY JAMES BLACKBURN Page Forty Seven Physical Development In order to be at his best in any line of work, a person must have a strong healthy body. To help accomplish this aim, the school conducts a program of intramural sports. Keen competition and good sportsmanship are portrayed as the K.L.S. meets the P.L.S. on the football field and basket- ball court. ora (vi rent K . L. fi. PAUL ROACH CHARLES LU5K, Co-Captam PAUL GUISLER, Halfback Quarterback Captain End Scores FRED HUBBARD DAVID GUNBY K.L.S. PIS. Halfback End 0 . . 2 GILES FLOWERS JAMES BLACKBURN HERSCHEL SMITH Guard Center Guard 0 . . 12 13 . . . . 14 CK JONES. Captain BOB BARTLETT STEVE BLANTON 1 . I. . fl . Quarterback Center End JOE PATRICK WARD FRENCH S COTES Halfback End K L.S P L.S. RONNIE MAW PAUL MULLINAX JOE NEYMAN, Co-Captom U ........................... 7 Guard Halfback Guard 8 ...................... 13 12 ....................... 12 13 6 K. 1.. S. H a s k i! t h a 11 CARLYLE HENRY forward FRED HUBBARD forward CHARLES LUSK Guard PAUL GUISLER Center, Captain CLIFFORD LOVIN Guard SCORE 48 ... 40 .... ?6 .... Page Fifty-Two ■ P. L. S. IIas1.1;tliaII 37 32 DICK JONES Center 45 JERRY DOUGLAS Cenfer STEVF BLANTON Guard PAUL MULLINAX Guard WARD FRENCH forward Page Fifty-Three K. L. C h i i r 1e a d e r s i. Left to Right; PATRICIA DUKE MARGARET JO BRYANT SUE HILL MARY HOWARD RUTH STRATTON Basketball Team Left to Right: BARBARA JEAN ELLISON SHIRLEY STOKES JANE RICHARDSON NANCY EARNHART MARJORIE REID PATRICIA DUKE Poge Fifry-Foui C h i! i! r 11! a il c r s 1 . L. I . Left to Right: JO EDWARDS SHIRLEY THOMAS DELLA ANN NORMAN PATTI MULLINAX MARY BOUINGTON B ii s Ii h t Ii ii 11 T i: a m Left to Right: First Row: HILDA SUMMEY RUTH MAW PATRICIA RAMPEY Second Row: JO EDWARDS PATTI MULLINAX SARAH COCKMAN ANNE RAMPEY . Poge Fifty-Five Aesthetic Development A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; . . . So wrote John Keats. Beauty is a part of all our lives. Beautiful music, a masterpiece of art, nature, a Christian life —all these are different kinds of beauty,- nevertheless they affect our lives and will truly never pass into nothingness. The musical groups make up the greater part of the aesthetic program here. u u , ha (soever things arc fovefg, whatsoever things of good report; if there he anij virtue, and if there he any praise, th in h on these thin xgs. are T r i u s ' JIMMIE LEE SWAFFORD, GLORIA DEESE, JUDY DEASON i Page Fifty-Eight JEAN JACKSON, CARMELLA CRAWLEY, EVANGELINE CROWE A I! a |i i; 11 a II h u i r First Row: Patricia Haverty. Second Row: Jimmie Lee Swafford, Jean Jackson Third Row: Marjorie Reid, Evangeline Crowe, Judy Deason. Fourth Row-, Ruth Ann Stratton, Della Ann Norman, Gloria Deese, Nancy Earnhart. Fifth Row-. Mildred Hartsell, David King, Charles Lusk, Gene , � bsion, Barbara Ann Bailey. Sixth Row: Shirley Stokes, James Meaders, Bobby French, Lee Johnson, James Blackburn, Frances Brockman. Seventh Row; Rebecca Potts, Jerry Douglas, Gary Smith, Marth j Hubbard. 'age Fifty-Nine The chorus presented Handel's Messiah during Christmas and Maunder's Olivet lo Calvary during Easter. Soloists: Prof. L. A. Harvey, Judy Deason, Patricia Haverty, Herschel Smith. Page Sixty I1 insl ii Music I!I iih Recitalists MISS PATRICIA HAVERTY, Alto Accompanist, MISS MILDRED HARTSELL MR. GARY SMITH, Tenor Accompanist, MISS MILDRED HARTSELL MISS JUDY DEASON, Soprano Accompanist, MISS MILDRED HARTSELL Page Sixty-One Sociiil D i; v e I u p in imi I All kinds of social knowledge and graces are useful . . Our social life is an important phase of our develop- ment because we make contact with others daily. There is no better time than youth and no better place than college to acquire these social graces. Here clubs, parties, and Fri- day night programs help promote better social relationships. fotfow litat I, id tjourielueS and to ever men a m on (j i K e e w a n i s Literary Society The society of the blue and white, which stands for purity and loyalty, has talent, athletic prowess, a friendly spirit, and a hearty welcome for all newcomers Fixing a Harvest Day booth, selling Centra ians, putting on programs, and competing in sports have made this year interesting. Officers: James Blackburn, President; Paul Roach, Vice President; Barbara Ann Bailey, Secretary; Arlene Brown, Treasurer. Phi lu math i an Literary Society The Philomathian's colors are purple and gold. The society goes out for sports namely, football, basketball, and baseball — competing with the Keewanians. The pur- pose of the club is to offer you prudence, love, and service. We welcome each and everyone to join the Philomathian Society—for P, L. S. is the best! Officers: Joe Patrick, President; Sam Parker, Vice President; Pat Haverty, Secretary,- and Harold King, Treasurer. . Page Sixty-Five !i I ii il i; ii t I! ii ii n r. i I OFFICERS President: SAM PARKER Vice President: BILL PURKEY Secretary. CARMELLA CRAWLEY Treasurer ROBERT FREEMAN First Row: Shirley Stokes, Ellen Williams, Janice Davidson, Carmella Crawley, Gloria Deese, Joe Neyman. Second Row: Robert Freeman, Bennett Roberts, Jim Blackburn, Bill Purkey, Sam Parker. Page Sixty-Six lil Liri: ul ii Imis tad The Spomsh Club helps students learn more about the language and customs of the Spanish-speaking countries Officers Gory Smith, Prendent. Jomes Blackburn, V� ce Prendent Barbara Coolson, Secretary; Gloria Deese, Treasurer. Ii i -11 li - L h i; m LI ii li The purpose of th's club is to increase knowledge of science, to learn to perfect skills in science, to give service to community and notion, to understand the importance of science in our lives, and to help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America Officers: Joe Neyman, President; Jerry Douglas, Vice President Verna Jeon Cole, Secretary; Sarah Smith, Treasurer. Students ore encouroged to participate in the monthly recitals of the Presto Music Club The group consists of vocalists ond those who play the piano, trombone, saxo- phone, violin, clarinet, and coronet. Officers: Frances Brockman, President; Jean Jackson, Vice President; Patricia Ha- verty, Secretary-Treasurer. Hmi iiiifl TIiiin! I'liruiiijli Tin: Muntlis SEP TEMU E H OCTDDEH Shall I ever get acquainted with everyone?? What sub ects shall I take? K.L.S. or P.L.S.? Who will be the evangelist for the fall revival? Thanksgiving holidays!!! ni: IK A1 III! 11 FEII HUAI! Y Isn't the Christmas tree beautiful! Snow! Snow! Snow! I wonder if I'll pass my exams. What basketball teams!! Moonlight and Christmas lights on the Teardrop” ZING! OUCH! Page Seventy MARC H AI' HI I. MAY ' The first jonquils!!! We're going to Table Rock! Shall I have a date for the banquet?? How hard it is to tell everyone good-by! Going somewhere? In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. Spring adventure(r) I - J Page Seventy-One €fl� ,, 0 • EMPHASIS She emphasizes disdpleship, the fashioning of the whole life after Christ. ACADEMIC WORTH She is fully accredited, has a faculty of dis- tinction, and offers personal guidance to a student. DEPARTMENTS She is meeting many needs through Junior College, High School, Theology, and Music Departments. ALUMNI She is making contributions bound only by geographical limitations. The ranks include representatives in the Professions, Business, Industry, and the Ministry. EXPENSES She makes education available to many with economic barriers, be- cause of her low expenses. WESLEYAN METHODIST COLLEGE Central, South Carolina Page Seventy-Two Here We Worship '7 was glad when they said unto me. Let Us go into the house of the Lord. Psalms 122:1 First Wesleyan Methodist Church CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA REV. JOHN COLE, Pastor Page Seventy-Three the RENDEZVOUS CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA We Will ALWAYS Appreciate Your Patronage Clean Atmosphere Clean Food Mete 'N' Eat Clean Service Clean Principles Page Seventy-Four Heyward Mahon Company Greenville, South Carolina Good Clothes for Men and Boys Easley Bank PENDLETON - EASLEY We believe that a savings account is one of the best helps toward financial success. An account may be opened with as little as $1 001 Capital and Surplus over $500,000.00 Deposits Insured up to $10,000.00 by FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Office Phone 7-6121 Ext. 226 Res. Phone 84-2652 McNEIL ROBINSON COUNTY SURVEYOR SURVEYS Topographical, Land Lots; Maps Charts; Construction Engineering; Accidents Surveys Reports Court House Room 619 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Page Seventy-Five C. D. APPLIANCE CO. FRANK WILLIAMS SONS MANUFACTURERS DISTRIBUTORS Commercial Refrigeration Frigidaire — Sales Service Radio — Sales Service Small Appliances Phone 4811 One the Square Pendleton, S. C. Sales Service O'NEAL-WILLIAMS, INC. 3208 Old Buncombe Road Phone 2-5221 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA SPORTING GOODS GREENVILLE, S. C. WE BELIEVE IN YOUR JUDGMENT ICE CREAM and MILK COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER CHURCH SUPPLIES, INC. Bibles — Books — Visual Aids — Music Sunday School and Church Literature Church Furnishings EVELYN GARRETT Telephone 5-8364 227 N. Main Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Sevenly-Si PRINTING COMPANY s$nnuais distinction Greenville, South Carolina Poge Seven I AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 202 West Main Street EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA R. C. McCALL • 1 Cotton r - — D EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA THE EASLEY PROGRESS Compliments PUBLISHERS - PRINTERS - OFFICE SUPPLIES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EASLEY Phone 6861 EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Member Federal Reserve System for Friendly and Dependable Service see Compliments of WHITMIRE'S FEED STORE F. E. PICKENS SONS Phone 9265 North Pendleton Street Easley, South Carolina EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Phone 9527 Page Seventy-Eight DOBSON’S PLUMBING ELECTRIC SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER Plumbing, Electrical Supplies and Lighting Fixtures WALTER H. DOBSON, Owner Telephone 6950 College Avenue CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA Duckett Funeral Home CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA Courteous-Reliable—Efficient FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 101-102-94 Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Diamonds — Watches — Fine China — Crystal Typewriters — Adding Machines N. E. MARCUM EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA For Your Drug Store Needs Come to HUNTER'S PHARMACY The REXALL Store You are always welcome CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of FARMER'S WAREHOUSE By: A. C. NALLEY Compliments of McCALL BUICK COMPANY EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Poge Eighty Compliments of LIBERTY SEED COMPANY GOLDSMITH 5 10 CENTS STORES Feeds, Seeds, Paints and Supplies LIBERTY, S. C. PHONE 2221 PICKENS - LIBERTY - PIEDMONT Compliments of Bolding Brothers Esso Service Station Liberty, South Carolina CLENWOOD MILLS EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA SARLINS DEPARTMENT STORES C ofhes and Shoes for the Family LIBERTY EASLEY Compliments of LIBERTY BANK Liberty, South Carolina Compliments of HINTON'S CAFE Main Street EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Eighty-One CENTRAL ROLLER MILL Mofcers of Issaqueena Flour and Feeds CENTRAL, S. C. CENTRAL DRY CLEANERS When Soiled, Don't Fus$ Call on Us Central Concrete and Plaster Company Contractors in PLASTERING AND CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIALS S. C. Carson, Owner Central, S. 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Patterson CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 5240 CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA Best Wishes From Staff and Management of W C L P 1360 K — 1000 W EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Eighty-Pive The Prescription Shop RULES CANNON Owner and Manager Pickens, South Carolina WELBORN BUS LINE Merchants Candy and Specialty Company WHOLESALE Liberty, South Carolina Candies—Paper Products Specialties 301 River Street Greenville, S. C. Buses Chartered by the Choir Gospel Supply Center Compliments of 13 N. Laurens St. Liberty Jewelry Gift Shop Greenville, S. C. Main Street Liberty, S. C. MORRIS AND COMPANY Compliments of Wholesale Groceries T. 0. Cafeteria 13 East Washington Street PICKENS, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Page Eighty-Six When It's Printing— American Bakeries Anderson Printing Co. Balters of Phone CAnal 5-5261 411-413 N. Main Street Merita Bread Cakes Anderson, S. C. ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA (shells PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Ml PICKENS OIL COMPANY i li J. H. SINGLETON SONS imf PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA f Phone 7552 THE PICKENS SENTINEL For 84 Years the Home Paper Compliments of JOHN P. BATSON of of Pickens County Greenville, S. C. Compliments of ROYAL CLEANERS Compliments of Pickens, S. C. Compliments of THE GEER DRUG CO. GALLANT-BELK COMPANY Anderson, South Carolina Spartanburg — Charleston — Greenville Poge Eighty-Seven PEARCE - YOUNG ANGEL COMPANY Compliments of Wholesale Foods PICKENS MILL Fresh — Frozen PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA Canned — Dried Service Wholesalers GREENVILLE, S. C. Covers by Kingscraft KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. Kingsport, Tennessee Alterations; Covered Buttons, Buckles, Belts; and Button Holes Compliments of MRS. G. C. SUMMEY DEADWYLER'S SHOPPING CENTER Clemson, S. C. Six Mile, S. C. G. C. Summey 'THE RELIABLE BUILDER Compliments of Telephone 5451 Yongue Drug Store P. O. Box 288 Clemson, S. C. Pickens, S. C. Compliments of COMMUNITY GROCERY Manager—Air. L. Mitchell Six Mile, S. C . k-'T h Jr '1 ’ M Compliments of t NEWTON WELDING SERVICE 11 • - East-Clemson, S. C. Compliments of PICKENS CIN COMPANY DIXIE HOME STORE PHONE 4551 Central, South Carolina Pickens, South Carolina Compliments of AUTO TIRE SHOP W. C. MANN Attorney NEW TIRES—RECAPPING—BATTERIES Pickens, S. C. Pog Eighty-Nii LAWRENCE AND BROWNLEE Established in 1912 INSURANCE and BONDS BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY 122 North Main Street Anderson, South Carolina SULLIVAN-KING MORTUARY Anderson's Oldest Funeral Home 401 North Main Street LADY ATTENDANT Anderson, South Carolina CLAYTON - DILLARD FUNERAL HOME PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Ninety DUKE DRUG COMPANY Central, South Carolina Page Ninety-One Compliments of Your Friends at L. C. MARTIN DRUG CO. HOLLY HILL INN The REXALL Store Phone 6743 and CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA CLEMSON BOOKSTORE Clemson College, S. C. Compliments of LIBERTY FLOWER SHOP Potted Plants —Cut Flowers — Corsages Clemson Furniture Company Telephone 4522 - 2442 LOIS SUMMEY, Owner Western Auto Associate Store CLEMSON, S. C. H. K, BELL N. S. Newton Phone 6062 Phone 9202 EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of Central Hardware Company Central, South Carolina — Phone 73 Page Ninety-Two FIRESTONE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. CHARLES HEDGEPATH, Pastor LEROY POSEY, W.Y.P.S. President W. 2nd Avenue at Liberty Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Parsonage: 212 South Ransom St., Phone 7862 Church Office Phone 5-4572 Youth Building, Firestone Wesleyan Methodist Church, Gastonia Poge Ninety-Three ILOMATHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY JOE PATRICK President PAT HAVERTY Secretory SAM PARKER Vice-President HAROLD KING Treasurer SPONSORS LUKE ALEXANDER EASLEY HARDWARE CO. JESSIE DAVIS GANTT FUNERAL HOME HOLLIS ESSO STATION ECONOMY AUTO STORE GILSTRAP'S PLUMBING HEATING H. A. GARRETT PLUMBING HEATING J. D. VICKERY C. O. ALEXANDER MILLING CO. PROFESSOR C. FREEZE Sponsor Gives... Congratulations to the Centralian Staff-1954-55 for Their Splendid Work on the Annual LUCKY STRIKE DRIVE INN RESTAURANT Compliments of Compliments of Keewanis TERRY BOTTLINC CO. LitErary Anderson and Greenwood, Society South Carolina The Society Where You Will Find... HOTEL WILLETTA Kindness to Everybody Loyalty to School HIGHWAY NO 17, NORTH Service to Cod Brunswick, Georgia OFFICERS JIM BLACKBURN, President Telephone 2200 CLIFFORD LOVIN, Vice-President MR. AND MRS. KERMIT S. LAWS Owners BARBARA BAILEY, Secretory ARLENE BROWN, Treasurer MRS. LEE EVATT, Sponsor Poge Nmety-Five You are invited to attend Jdciywor A W...... WJesleijan YFJetliodidt (dLurch When in High Point, North Carolina, Corner of Newton and Meadow Streets REV. W. C. LOVIN, Pastor WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner Richmond and Pennsylvania Avenues ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA WHERE MEN MEET GOD WATSON C. BLACK, Minister COMPLIMENTS OF Spartanburg Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev. Karl W. Johnston, Pastor SPARTANBURG, S. C. FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 1932 WOODBINE AVENUE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Proclaiming a Message — Extending a Welcome FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner Fronklin and Church Streets GASTONIA, N. C. LYMAN F, LANCE, Minister A Program of Preaching, Teaching Phone 5-4511 and Counseling BETHEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH ROUTE 1, FLAT ROCK, N. C. REV. W. WILBUR GROCE, Pastor OUR AIM: To poy a full budget, to support every arm of the Church, to carry on all local depart- ments, to maintain the doctrines of the Church, and to be fervently evangelistic. Page Nmety-Eighr Department of COMPLIMENTS OF Home Missions Second Wesleyan Wesleyan Missionary Society Methodist Church Central, S. C. J. R. SWAUGER, Secretary-T reasurer A Church With o Community Concern SYRACUSE, NEW YORK WILLIAM D. JAMES, Pastor Shady Grove Camp Meeting Wesleyan Methodist Publishing Association North Carolina Conference F. R. EDDY, Manager COLFAX, N. C. Publishers of June 9-19, 1955 Wesleyan Methodist, Wesleyan Youth, Wesleyan Missionary, Sunday School and other Sunday School Supplies. EVANGELISTS: DR. HARRY DENMAN REV. J. M. HAMES Bibles and other Religious Books. Make large savings by getting your church on the Honor Roll for SubscTip- SONG LEADER: REV. BYRON CROUSE tions to the Wesleyan Methodist. Use Sunday School supplies that are Bib- lical expositions based upon holiness For further information write J. W. PHILLIPS, Secretary 408 Ennis Street High Point, N. C. doctrines. The Wesleyan Sunday School Supplies give you this regular- ly. Address: F. R. Eddy, Publisher, 330 East Onondaga St,, Syracuse, N. Y. Poge Nme� y-Nine COMPLIMENTS OF The First Wesleyan Methodist Church Roanoke, Va. MISSIONARY BANDS CHRISTIAN WORKERS WESLEYAN YOUTH ACTIVITIES LEAGUE Giving out the true Wesleyan Doctrine i. PAUL HILL, Pastor ENNIS STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH High Point, N. C. REV. J. W. PHILLIPS, Pastor Page One Hundred Greer Camp Meeting South Carolina Conference GREER, SOUTH CAROLINA August 18-28, 1955 EVANGELISTS: REV. J. M. HAMES REV. H. H. HOOKER YOUTH EVANGELIST: REV. STANLEY KENDALL SONG EVANGELIST: REV. EUGENE COCKRELL PIANIST: MRS. J. B. CHILDS For further information write REV. C. T. BRYANT, Secretary 207 Kirk Blvd. Greenville, S. C. Wesleyan Methodist Church Ook and Gay Streets KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Salutes Central College “A Spiritual Center for Training Christian Youth. C. WESLEY LOVIN, Pastor South Carolina Conference Majors on the SECOND BIRTH SECOND BLESSING SECOND COMING Whitmire Wesleyan Methodist Church A vision for the lost. Loyal to her Doctrine. Aggressive in spirit. Sunday School Supt., HENRY GREGORY Pastor, E. L. ALEXANDER Page One Hundred One Compliments of SWIRL Easley, South Carolina Compliments of Esso Standard Oil Company Pendleton, S. C. J. D. SMITH, Agent MARION COLLECE-at the crossroads of the Church Young people are on our campus from every area of the church. Twenty-three Marion College students have gone or ore under appointment to go to foreign mission fields this year. A Home Economics Department is being added for the 1954-55 school year. Construction on a new men's dormitory is scheduled to begin sometime during this year. Write for catalogue or other information. WM. F. McCONN President Page One Hundred Three Students FROM THE ENDS OF THE EARTH from every continent, with differing cultures but One in Christ TRAIN AT HOUGHTON COLLEGE ’high in standard ’low in cost ’fundamental in belief and minister TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH by preparing youth called of God, sending them to far flung mission fields and supplying their needs through prayer and gifts. Write for information to the Registrar HOUGHTON COLLEGE, Houghton, N. Y. First Wesleyan Methodist Church of THOMASVILLE Melvin L. Gentry, Pastor Bill Coggins, W. Y. P. S. President Seven Former Central Students HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. Parker Buck, Pastor J. C. Putman, Sunday School Supt. Compliments of Florida Conference of Wesleyan Methodist Church of America Rev. C. W. Shaffer, President Compliments of The Evangelist of Truth P. O. BOX 201 CROSSVILLE, TENNESSEE David P. Denton, Director Non-Profrt Disfribufion of Gospel Literature. OVER ONE MILLION REACHED IN 1954 Page One Hundred Five Clement Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church The Church of the Open Door ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA J. Paul Harden, Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church ELDON MANSFIELD AVE. LYNCHBURG, VA. Holding Forth the Word of Life D. CLIFTON WOOD, Pastor GRADUATE TO BETTER LIVING... the CiecXhtc U cu DUKE POWER COMPANY Sc, •vincj tL P. edition! Cdapidina Compliments of SOUTH CAROLINA Wesleyan Young People s Society W. D. James, President COMPLIMENTS OF Wesleyan Methodist Church CATEECHEE, S. C. WILLIAM D. JAMES, Pastor Page One Hundred Six R. CARL BYARS AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - LOANS 123 EAST FIRST AVE. EASLEY, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Anderson, S. C. E. E. ABBOTT ESSO Products PHONE 2133 Walhalla, South Carolina Tinsley Crane Chevrolet, Inc. Sales Service Ann St. Phone 5321 PICKENS, S. C. Frank Ballentine, Inc. FORD - Cars and Trucks MOORE'S MEN'S BOYS' STORE WALHALLA, S. C. You Can Pay More But You Can't Buy Better FRIERSON'S DRUG STORE SENECA, S. C. Phone 448 - 8330 The REXALL Store Pelzer, S. C. Page One Hundred Seven CLEMSON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CLEMSON, S. C. REV. J. A. GILES, Pastor ir A Working Church for Working People! Sponsored by W. Y. P. S. MRS. J. J. NEWTON, JR., President Compliments of Compliments of ATLANTA “MAYTAG PATRICK WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA REV. R. R. HICKS Postor MAYTAG APPLIANCES EAST LAKE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Compliments of 8617 First Court North AIRWAY DAVIS BIRMINGHAM 6, ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA STUDENTS Barbara Coalson — Paul Roach SANITIZER CLEANERS Page One Hundred Eight WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH PELZER, S. C. A Church with a Welcome A. C. LEGG, Pastor R. M. DOUGLAS RALEIGH, N. C. Dealer for AIR-WAY SANITIZER No bag or container to empty America's most imitated . . . but never matched vacuum cleaner Comp imenfi of ROPER MOTOR COMPANY J. A. ROPER, Manager EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Comp menfs of VALLEY VIEW WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH A Little Church With A Big Gospel 2 Blocks Off U. S. Rvote No. 11 on Tenth Street ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Page One Hundred Nine AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH EVANGELISM (Incorporated) Objectives 1 To establish and mointam Jewish evangelistic centers, and to employ every known and approved method lor leading Jews to Christ. 2 To prepare ond distribute timely literature lor the delinite purpose of making the Gospel of Christ intelligible to the modern Jewish mind. 3 To co-operote with, and to strengthen ond sustain to the fullest possible extent, all kindred agencies for bringing Jews to Christ. 4 To assist local churches desiring to Include Jews within the scope of their ministry 5 To use rodio facilities for broadcasting the Gospel message to Israel, in Yiddish ond in English. 6 To co operate with approved colleges, seminaries, and Bible schools in preparing workers for definite evangelistic work among the Jews. 7 To prepare for the widest possible evongelislic activity omong Jews at home ond obrood, having especially in mind the rehabilitation of Jewish life in Europe and the anticipated growth of the Palestine settlement 8 To maintain a center for Prophetic Bible Study and interpretation at Winona loke, Indiana and to extend the comfort and inspiration of prophetic truth to God s people in various parts of the country by means of Bible conferences 6,000,000 have perished How many have heard the Gospel? Who told them of the love of Christ? Help us to reach the Jew before it is too late. Comp imenfs of your WESLEYAN HEBREW CHRISTIANS Mr. and Mrs. Nate Scharff and Family, Dayton, Ohio North Carolina Conference Compliments of MELVIN L. GENTRY W. Y. P. S. Educational Secretary of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE North Carolina Conference President—CLAUDE R. RICKMAN Vice President-BOVD KISTLER Secrefory-CUFTON WOOD Treasurer— C. A, PHAUP Compliments of YOUTH CAMP JULY 5-10, 1955 the Evangelist—REV. DALE CAMPBELL Song Leader—MRS. A. D. WOOD MOTORCADE TO FREEDOM HILL, FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH IN SOUTH- SPECIAL HISTORICAL SERVICE. BUSINESS STAFF Poge One Hundred Ten ■ . i s v i -' j i Irwffllr jl • ill?; | v.T