Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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OFFICERS President Bobby Dyar Vice President Cordon Lackey Secretary Gloria Bell Treasurer ILittie Calhoon Sponsor Miss Freda Myers JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Upper Division GLORIA JEAN BELL Enteml 1. K L S , Class Secretary 1.2; Chris- tian Service i.2, W.Y 1.2. Ccnirwan Staff 1.2. Associate Editor 2, I M F 1,2, Vice-presi- dent 2, Spanish Club 1,2, Program Chair- man 2. Assistant Librarian 1.2 Quietly she works, always faithful to each (luty” BETTY JANE BLACKBURN Entered 1, P.L.S.. Christian Service 1,2, Cheerleader 2. Presto Music Club 1, College Choir 1 fay is not in things; it is m u . MERXA MAE BLOWERS Entered 1, K.L.S.. W.Y 1,2. IMF 1.2; Proto Music Club 2. Spanish Club 1 Presi- dent 2; Bible Club 1.2. Centralian Literary Editor 2, Missionary' Committee 1,2. Chris- tian Service 1,2, So in ill], in merciful, so Strong, so good, so patient, peaceful, loving, pure. AUDREY MARIE BROWN Entered 1, K.L.S.; W.Y. 1,2, Cluistiaii Serv- ice 1,2. “Peaceful, thoughtful, and resigned, always modest, sweet, and kind Page Twenty-Nine

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WHO’S WHO IN JUNIOR COLLEGE UPPER DIVISION Hattie Calhoun Since coming to Central, Hattie has brightened our campus and contributed to its intellectual, social, and spiritual atmosphere. The years have been crowded with responsibilities and honors as well. In her freshman year she was editor of the Centralian, and this year she has served as a faithful and dependable associate editor of the Collegian. Her outstanding musical talent has been manifested in recitals, in the College Trio, and the College Choir. We admire her sweet Christian spirit and example, which has been consistently manifested in her life. Certainly Hat- tie is worthy of a place in Who’s Who in the Gloria Bell Junior College. Gloria has contributed to various areas of our college life. She has been an active member of the Christian Service and vice-president of the F.M.F. This year she has been an associate editor of the Centralian and has worked faithfully on the Radio Committee and in the Spanish Club. In spite of these activities, she has kept her scholastic record very high. With Gloria’s con- sistent Christian example and her pleasing per- sonality, we predict for her a bright and success- ful future.

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 JANET LOUISE BRUN'K Entered 1. K.L.S.; W.Y. 1.2; F.M.F. 1,2; Program Chairman 2; Spanish Club 1.2. Presto Music Club 2; College Choir 2; Centralian Staff, Associate Bus- iness Manager 1, Editor 2; Christian Service 1. Kind words don't w ear out the tongue JANICE KAYE BRYANT Entered 1, K.L.S.; F.M.F. 1. College Choir 1,2, Spanish Club 1.2; C.A.A, 2; Centralian Staff. IX “Life can be music to those who make it so.” HATTIE CROSBY CALHOON Entered 1; P.L.S.; Presto Music Club 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; Editor Centralian 1; W.Y. 1,2; College Choir 1,2; Christian Service 2; Collegian Associate Editor 2; College Trio 1. She started to sing as she tackl- ed the thing that couldn't be done and she did it ” JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Upper Division BOBBY RAY DYAR Entered 1, K L.S., Football Co-Captain 1; Col- legian Staff 1; Centralian Staff 2, Business Manager 2; Class President 1.2; M A.A. Sec- retary-treasurer 1; Spanish Club 1, Chem Club 1; F.M.F. 2, W.Y. 1,2. Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. MARY CATHRINE EDWARDS Entered 1; K L.S . Spanish Club 1,2; F.M.F. 1,2; Program Committee 2, Basketball Team 1; Collegian Staff 1; Christian Service 1,2; W.Y. 1.2; C.A A. 1 Let fools the studious despise, Theres nothing lost by being wise. DAVID O'BERRY FUNDERBURK Entered 1; K.L.S., President 2; College Choir 1,2; M.A.A.; Basketball Team, Football Team 1,2. To provoke laughter without joining it great- ly heightens the effect. JANE ELIZABETH MUCKS Entered 1; P.L.S.; Presto Music Club 1,2; Centralian Staff 1,2; Christian Service 1,2; F.M.F. 1,2; W.Y. 1,2. A song will outlive all sermons in the memo- ry..