Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

Zjhe t)nnr We Co ter to cjCearn «U - ■■ - f TABLE DF DOOR TO ADMINISTRATION Page DOOR TO KNOWLEDGE Page Fifteen DOOR TO SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT Page Forty-one DOOR TO ADVERTISEMENT Page Seventy-seven 3' e5Me DEDICATION “Quietly she works, always faithful to each duty We feel that this phrase describes Miss Taylor as she fills her place here at Central Wesleyan College. Quietly she greets her pupils, eager to help them open the door to a fuller appreciation of the beauty of music. Faithfully she assumes her position at the organ for chapel exercises and at the piano for Sunday school services. Diligently she spends many hours in the library, im- proving her store of knowledge in order that she may better teach her students. Unobtrusively she takes an active part in the missionary activities of the school and church. Sincerely she serves Christ by serving her fellowmen, setting an ex- cellent Christian example for the young people of Central Wesleyan College. As a token of our appreciation to one who has, in her quiet manner, contributed greatly to various areas of college life, we dedicate the 1960 edition of the Centralian to Miss Jessie E. Taylor. Page Sevei ALMA MATER 1. O 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 the wide, surging ocean, In forest, on mountain, and plain, S. Men shall know of our hearts’ true devotion And list to our song of thy fame. (Fine) And list to our song of thy fame, And list to our song of thy fame, D.S. 2. O 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 the clear, crystal flood; S. Then out to the great world returning, We will fight for the true and the good. (Fine) We will fight for the true and the good. We will fight for the true and the good, D.S. 3. O Wesleyan College, well love thee, When out from thy hall 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, S. In our mem’ry thou’lt ne’er be forsaken And thy praises we’ll sing evermore. (Fine) And thy praises we’ll sing evermore, And thy praises well sing evermore, D.S. The Master once said, “I am the Door; I constitute the door to salvation, the door to Christian service, and the door to Heaven.” Central Wesleyan College, founded by the Master, also stands as an open door. It is a door to the development of Christian character and to training for Christian service. For fifty-three years this door has stood ajar for the youth who chose to enter. Many have, by entering this door, attained wisdom and learning. They have made their lives a blessing to the world. It is up to us, the sons and daughters of Central Wesleyan College, to keep that door open for the years that lie ahead. At the cost of sacrifice, toil, and service we must help Central become a better and greater school. R. C. MULLINAX President Page Ten FACULTY CLAUDE R RICKMAN A.B., B.S. in Ed., Mj ., Ph D Academic Dean, Dean of Men, Professor of Education HELEN CALHOON B.S. in Ed. Dean of Women Instructor in English C MAURICE BURNS A B , MS.. Ph D Business Manager and Treasurer Professor of Natural Science J B CHILDS A.B.. M S A'mstant Professor of Mathematics Page Eleven MARGARET GAINES CHILDS B. Mus Assistant Professor of Music CHESTER R FREEZE B.S., M.Ed, Assistant Professor of Social Sciences MARLING J. ELLIOTT AB , M. ReL, B D. Associate Professor of Religion FREDA MYERS AB., B.S.L. Instructor in Commerce Page Twelve ROY S. NICHOLSON D.D., Th.B Professor of Religion JESSIE E. TAYLOR B. Mus., M. Mus. Assistant Professor of Music RUBY POWELL A.B , R Bel, M A Assistant Professor of Education RUTH C. UEBELE A.R., AM. Associate Professor of English Poge Thirteen MARGARET BRANK MARGARET BURNS, R.N. Assistant Matron Nurse BLANCHE GILBERT Assistant Dean G. C. GILLIARD Maintenance STAFF MYRTLE McDANIEL Dietitian JOHN MAW HELEN MULLINAX NANCY EARNHART NASH SHIRLEY STOKES Maintenance Postal Clerk Bookkeeper Assistant Nurse Poge Fourteen DOOR TO KNOWLEDGE OFFICERS President, Stanley Hunter; Vice-President, Colon Wall; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Frances Blythe; Sponsors, Dr, and Mrs. C. R, Riclcman, COLLEGE SENIORS At11 G. BARNARD High Point, North Carolina Never mcr-nmbitious to speak, but his words, when spoken, are not to he lightly brushed aside. MARY FRANCES BLYTHE Flat Rock, North Carolina “Her brain contains ten thousand cells, in each some active fancy dwells,’’ MARGARET G. Central, South '7 hare a heart with joy BURNS Carolina room for every Page Sixteen ' JANICE KAREN HERRIN Hortense. Georgia G' humor is the sign of a large and nenerotts soul. PATRICIA ANN HUNLEY Roanoke, Virginia To do good iv her sole aim.' STANLEY RAY HUNTER Blacksburg, Virginia Hr always has time to be coun- • ,, To kncoc him is to like him COLLEGE SEXHIHS ANDREW WILLIAM KMETZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DENNIS RAY KENDRICK bet me above all fulfill. Cod, my Spray, North Carolina Heavenly Father s will. “They cun because they think they can HELEN BLACKBURN LANE Central, South Carolina Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well i Page Seventeen ‘ LINDA MADDOX LANIER Central, South Carolina Wluil sweet delight a quiet life af fords.” LARRY MELL McINTOSH Covington, Georgia Love for someone, friendship for everyone, respect for many. ’ JAMES ROLAND PERRYMAN McAdtnville, North Carolina “Let us then he up and doing. With a heart for any fate” COLLEGE SENIORS JOSEPH GIBSON PHILL1PPE Central, South Carolina The one thing in the world of value is the active soul.” ZT.C. HUGH CHARTER POPE Gay, Georgia Firm and worthy principles make a better life.” BETTY LOUISE THACKERSON jP Talladega, Alabama Let me do all the good I can, for 1 udl not pass this way again.” Page Eighteen LILLIAN FRANCES TOMLIN Lynchburg, Virginia To jud r her well you mtist know her WILLIAM COLON WALL, JR. High Point, North Carolina Creat men are they who see that spiritual is better than any material force. NOT PICTURED ROGER BLACKWELL BAILED Greenville, South Carolina We all wonder and still the wnnd r grows—how, where, and when he tchat he knows. COLLEGE SE1M0HS Poge Nineteen GLORIA JEAN BELL Colfax, North Carolina KENNETH HUBBARD CALLAHAM Pickens, South Carolina JON OLIN CHILDS Central, South Carolina BOBBY RAY DYAR Walhalla, South Carolina CULLIiliL ,IUI I IIJI1S OFFICERS President, Kenneth Foutz, Vice-President, Shirley Stokes; Secretary, Gloria Bell; Treasurer. Doris Rice; Sponsor, Miss Freda Myers. MIRIAM GERALDINE FORTUNE Pickens. South Carolina KENNETH RICHARD FOUTZ Central, South Carolina WARD CATHEY FRENCH Central, South Carolina DAVID O'BERRY FUNDERBURK Clemson, South Carolina Page Twenty CHARLES STUART KING Central, South Carolina DANIEL FRANKLIN LANE Central, South Carolina PAUL CLIFTON MULLINAX Central, South Carolina ROBERT RHEA NASH Central, South Carolina ALVIN CHARLES NEWCOMB Rose, New York MAMIE DORIS RICE Porterdale, Georgia ciilleijL .iumims MARY CHRISTINE SELF Candler. North Carolina GEORGE EUGENE SMITH, JR. Doraville, Georgia HELEN ROSE SMITH Mentone. Alabama LYDIA JEANETTE STAMEY High Point, North Carolina SHIRLEY JANE STOKES Rock Hill, South Carolina BILLY RAY WILSON Central, South Carolina Page Twenty-One SOPHOIVIUIILS RONALD ODRA BALLARD Gastonia, North Carolina Put all your troubles fn n pot, then put the lid on it ana smile OFFICERS Vice-President. Steve Wilson: President. Raymond Phaup; Secretary. Frankie Simpson. Treasurer, Morris Davis; Spon- sor, Professor Leonard C. Rrank. NORA ALICE BVNE Griffin, Georgia Happy is she who finds her way pleasant in things of every day. i I RUTH EULANE BYRD Durham, North Carolina True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duty al- ways. JAMES MODIE CAPPS High Point, North Carolina Nothing great is ever achieved without enthus- iasm.” Page Twenty-Two SUPHIJMUFILS JANET ANN CARRIKER Concord, North Carolina She carries a lot of freight on her train of thought LINDA MAE CLARK Spartanburg, South Carolina Life is one grand thing after another ALLEN FOUNZE CONNOR Lincolnton, North Carolina He poured out the liquid music of his voice to quench his thirsty spirit “ MORRIS LEE DAVIS Stanton, Alabama A little nonsense note and then is relished by the best of men.” ELIZABETH ANN FLEMING dount Airy, North Carolina A gentle mind by a gentle leea is knoun. ELSIE VERNE GRAVLEY Easley, South Carolina Afusic is the universal language” Poge Twenty-Three SOPHDMOHES JAMES GIBBS GREEN Oneonta, Alabama Blessed are those who are pleasant to associate with.” BETTY LEE CRINER Waynesboro, Georgia With a Christian heart and a healthy mind you cannot fail. MARY CORINNE HAMMOND Liberty, South Carolina Sweet, generous, and will- ing to do any menial task BEVERLY JEAN HAWKINS Asheville, North Carolina A calm exterior is a silent recommendation” JOHN CHARLES HEARN Atlanta, Georgia No matter how long you live, there is never a time to worry” LAMONT JEFFERSON HESS Central, South Carolina A man with a worthy pur- pose and a nohle task. Page Twenty-Four SI1PHDMUHES LARRY DEAN HOYLE Lincolnton, North Carolina Victory belongs to the most persevering.” I JANE ELIZABETH HUCKS Moncks Comer, South Carolina Her smile cheers many a heart.” EVELYN LOUISE JEWELL Kissimmee. Florida People who make no noise will fool you. CHARLES LEE JOINER Birmingham, Alabama Sociable and lighthearted, yet he possesses a willing- ness to work JIMMY JULIAN KIMBLE High Point, North Carolina A little mischief by the way is fine to spice the pass- ing day. SIDNEY CARROL LAFON Blacksburg, Virginia The least you can do is to do the most of which you are capable “ Page Twenty-Five SOPHOMDHES CHARLES EDWARD LANIER Centra], South Carolina Not only good, but good for something SHIRLEY PATRICIA MASON Westminster, South Carolina Her word is ever pleasant, her manner ever sunny. BETTI- LOU MORGAN Asheboro, North Carolina Quietness personified, re- served beyond recall. RAYMOND LEROY PHAUP Farmville, Virginia He's a leader, hard to beat, Willing to help and attempt any feat WILLIAM THOMAS RAINEY Central, South Carolina Life is not measured in wealth or popularity, but in thy service to the Lord GEORGE DAVIES SIMMONS Central, South Carolina 'The root of all steadfastness is consecration of God Page Twenty-Si SOPHDMOHES WILMA FRANKIE SIMPSON Iva, South Carolina Of all arts, great music is the art to raise the soul above all earthly storms. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Covington, Georgia Yes, musk1 is a prophet's art, among the gifts that God has sent ROBINETTE ARJEAN SPEER Eden, Alabama Good sense and good na- ture are ever joined to- gether. STEPHEN DANIEL WATKINS Richmond, Virginia Silence that speaks and eloquence of eyes MARY ELLEN WELSH Intercession City, Florida 'True merit is like a river; the deeper it is, the less noise it mokes STEPHEN EDWARD WILSON Gastonia, North Carolina A smile is a light in the window of your face that tells that your heart is at home Page Twenty-Seven DOROTHY GAYLE CLARENCE THOMAS BOWEN, JR ABERCROMBIE Greenwood, South Carolina Birmingham, Alabama JIMMY REED ANDERSON LINDA MARIE BISHOP Murrayville, Georgia Greenville, South Carolina FRESHMEN OFFICERS President, Marvin Quarles; Vice-President, Ken- neth Dudley Secretary. Pat Smith; Treasurer, Moody Splawn; Sponsors, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Bums. LOIS ILENE BRICGS ROBERT LEE CASHrON Gastonia, North Carolina Kings Mountain, North Carolina k Page Twenty-Eight GLORIA JEANETTE BUTLER Bessemer City, North Carolina SARA KATHRYN BUTTS Westminster, South Carolina BARBARA AW CHAPMAN Kannapolis, North Carolina GLEN EDWARD CRAY Mount Airy, North Carolina KENNETH CARROLL DUDLEY WILLIAM CHARLES CRAVES Altavista, Virginia Tuscaloosa, Alabama FRESHMEN KENNETH NEAL GRAY L9RETTA HODGES Tuscaloosa, Alabama Waynesboro, Georgia YUVONNE MARIE HEWLETT Dayton, Ohio ERVIN HILLARD HOUSER RICHARD ALAN JONES Kings Mountain, North Carolina Summerton, South Carolina HORACE E. HUDGINS JERRY LEE HUNTER Atlanta, Georgia Blacksburg, Virginia Poge Twenty-Nine WILBUR AUGUSTA KEY Central, South Carolina HERMAN PACE LA WING Central, South Carolina NORMA GWENDOLYN McQUAIG Waycross, Georgia JANET FAYE McALPINE Winston Salem, North Carolina FRESHMEN MARY ALICE MARTIN Fallon, Nevada REBECCA ELLEN MOBLEY Savannah, Georgia RACHAEL ELIZABETH MILLS Highlands, North Carolina MARTHA JEANNETTE MORGAN Greensboro, North Carolina BOBBY JOEL NORRIS Central, South Carolina CHARLES HARLEY RADER Findlay, Ohio JAMES MARVIN QUARLES West Union, South Carolina Page Thirty MARCELLA MARIE SHIGLEY Mentone, Alabama RUBY DORIS SHOAF Lexington, North Carolina SHELBY JEAN SIMMONS Central, South Carolina MARY BLAIR SIMMONS Gastonia, North Carolina FRESHMEN ARMINIA BELLE SMITH PATRICIA ELIZABETH SMITH High Point, North Carolina Spartanburg, South Carolina FRANCIS GLEN SMITH Central, South Carolina MOODY VIRGIL SPLAWN Central, South Carolina MARY MARDELL WARREN Jacksonville, .Alabama BERTHA GERTRUDE WICGINS Glenville, North Carolina BETTY LOU WELLS Colfax, North Carolina Page Thirfy-One OFFICERS President Colin Kelley Vice-President Curtis Lackey Secretary-T reasurer Gloria Holt Sponsors Professor and Mrs. J. B. Childs FREDA RUTH BRAZIER Selma. Alabama “I'll be merry and free: I’ll be sad for nobody. LOWER DIVISION SENIORS BONNIE JEAN CHILDERS Louisville, Kentucky A sunny disposition—her clouds have silver linings ” JAMES COODLETT CHILDS JERRY DOUGLAS GENTRY Central, South Carolina Sidney, Florida “Keen sense, common sense, ' Happy am , from care 1 m nonsense.” free: Why aren’t they all contented like me? Page Thirty-Two ROBERT WILLIAM COODSON Kings Mountain, North Carolina A tall boy leaves room for a big heart GLORIA MELYNDIA HOLT Birmingham, Alabama Ever cheerful, never dreary, Always smiling, never weary LOWEH DIVISION SENIORS COLIN EDWIN KELLLY Oak Ridge, Tennessee Although he’s no surgeon, he does a good deal of cutting up CURTIS SHELTON LACKEY Central, South Carolina “Always ready to tmile out loud and full of pep BETTY JOYCE LANDS Rockwood, Tennessee When I am gone, pray who will entertain the people? CAROLYN DEMERIUS LANDS Rockwood, Tennessee A smile for all, a greeting glad, A lovable, jolly way she had. CARMEN LENNON LANE Tabor City, North Carolina We like him for what he is.' Poge Thirty-Three ARTHUR STEWART MOOREF1ELD, JR. Winston-Salem, North Carolina The only way to have a friend it to be one JERRE NABORS Anniston. Alabama “A good disposition is to be valued more than goods. LINDA GAIL McDOWELL Clemson, South Carolina Not too grave, not too cay, but fust a iolly good girl HENRY FRANK SHIGLEY Tuscaloosa, Alabama “He is firm, strong, and steady When there’s a hallgame to ploy, he’s always ready. NAOMI RUTH SPLAWN Central, South Carolina “It is never hard to measure up to life’s tests when you make it a point to use the Golden Rule. ALBERT ELIAS TIBBS Greenville, South Carolina A mind to conceive, a heart to resolve, and a hand to execute. Page Thirty-Four OFFICERS President, Lurry French; Vice-President, Esther Chil- ders. Secretary. Rachel Splawn; Treasurer, Carolyn Kindschi; Sponsor. Miss Taylor HOSI ABERCROMBIE Birmingham. Ala Luna ESTHER CHILDERS Louisville. Kentucky MARTHA BRAZIER Selma. Alabama EVANGELINE CRIDER Kannapolis, North Carolina LllWLR DIVISION .11 MINIS EBER CUDE, ]R Dobson, North Carolina MARY ANN MUNYER Birmingham, Alabama ROBERT ELLIOTT High Point. North Carolina RACHEL SPLAWN Central, South Carolina BERDENA FISKEAUX Central. South Carolina JUDYSTROUPE Waco, North Carolina LARRY FRENCH Central, South Carolina WILLARD YARBOROUGH WayncsviUe, North Carolina Poge Thirty-Five SECOND SEMESTEH STUDENTS HATTIE CROSBY CALHOON Mount Gilead, Ohio College Junior ALLEN McCUIRE GILBERT Tuscaloosa, Alabama Lower Division Junior BRUCE A. KELLEY Liberty. South Carolina Special ESTHER LOVIN' MULLINAX Central, South Carolina College Sophomore FRANCES LUCILLE QUARLES JIMMY SHERIFF West Union, South Carolina Central, South Carolina College Junior College Freshman DAN THOMPSON Bonnets ville, South Carolina College Freshman SPECIAL STUDENTS ALICE MARIE BAYSE MARTHA ANN HUBBARD TOMOKO KIMURA MARY ETHEL TUCKER Roanoke, Virginia Easley, South Carolina Osaka, Japan Central, South Carolina Page Thirty-Six BEVERLY REED FREDA BRAZIER JAMES CHILDS Uik %� I 7 i j CAROLYN LANDS ARTHUR MOOREFIELD EULANE BYRD MORRIS DAVIS RAYMOND PHAUP HE. 3« FRANCES TOMLIN FORRIS BARNARD WHOS WHO This year, for the first time. Central Wes- leyan College has selected nominees to be honored in the publication, Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selected as the 1960 nominees are Helen Blackburn Lane and Forris Greene Barnard, both of the college senior class. Helen Blackburn Lane has shown her out- standing leadership and cooperation by her participation in many activities of the school. She is a member of the Keewanis Literary Society, Christian Service, Wesleyan Youth, and Foreign Missions Fellowship. Helen was a member of the Collegian staff for three years and served as editor during her sophomore year. During the 1958 commencement, she re- ceived the American Legion Civitan Award for her outstanding service. She also served as usher in the 1957 commencement and as marshall in the 1959 commencement. With her variety of abilities and her willingness to work, Helen seems sure to make a useful con- tribution to society. Page Thirty-Eight WHO’S WHO Forris Greene Barnard has given much time and effort to the Christian Service organiza- tion. Having received a call into the minis- try, he has served on various gospel teams while at Central. He is a member of the Phil- omathian Literary Society. At the 1959 com- mencement Forris was a joint recipient of the George H. Allred Scholarship. He has a super- ior academic standing. During his senior year, Forris has served as pastor of the Cherokee Wesleyan Methodist Church, a charge of the North Carolina Conference. We pray God’s richest blessings upon him. Page Thirty-Nine BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; K W. Johnston, E. L Henderson, R C. Motlinax, C T. Bryant. SECOND ROW Foster Piatt. W. W. Kiser, V. M Phillippe, A D W'ood THIRD ROW: Lyman Lance. Ralph Day, C. W'esley Lovin, Talmadge Hughey, V. O. Agan. The Board takes a short break between sessions Presentation of first of the Big Gifts con- tributions for the campaign. Poge Forty DOOR TD SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT Reverend C. R Tegen, Anita, Mrs Tegen, Timothy, and Charles. Dill I'ASTDH Our pastor, the Reverend C. R. Tegen, has meant much to the students of Central Wesleyan College. We appreciate his deep interest, warm smile, and friendly greetings. His spirit-filled life and challenging messages are an inspiration to all. The Reverend Mr. Tegen endeavors to live an exemplars- life that the students may enter the spiritual door to eternal life Poge forty.Two President, Horace Hudgins; Vice-President, Stanley Hunter; Secretary-Treasurer, Kenneth Dudley; Sponsor, Miss Myers. FOREIGN MISSION FELLOWSHIP WESLEYAN YOUTH President. Charles King; Vice-President, James Capps; Secretary, Blanche Gilbert; Treasurer, Mrs. C. R. Tegen; Sponsor, Mrs. Helen Calhoon. Poge Forty-Three OFFICERS President, Charles King; Vice-President, Colon Wall, Secretary, Alice Byne; Treasurer, Kenneth Foutz. CHRISTIAN SERVICE GHOUP GOSPEL TEAM Joe Phillippe, Verne Gravley, Barbara Smith. Barbara Chapman, Dennis Kendrick. GOSPEL TEAM Martha Brazier, Sara Butts, Rachel Splawn, Stanley Hunter. Not Pictured: Kenneth Foutz. Page Forty-Four COUNTY HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITATION TEAM Paul Mullinax, Esther Mullinax, Gloria Bell, Janice Herrin, Horace Hudgins, Marvin Quarles, STREET MEETING TEAM Eddie Lanier, Betty Thackerson, Mary Hammond, Betty Griner, Sidney Lafon. BIBLE CLUB TEAM Evelyn Jewell, Blanche Gilbert ‘HEADTOWN” TEAM Gloria Bell, Janet Carriker, Eulane Byrd JAIL TEAM Kenneth Dudley, Blanche Gilbert, James Capps, Mary Hammond, Herman Lawing. GOSPEL TEAM Colon Wall, Jane Hucks, Frances Tomlin, Frankie Simp son, Charles King, Hattie Calhoon. Poge Forty-Five MISSIOIMHY CONVENTION REVEREND THOMAS E COWART Missionary to India LIFTING UP MISS VIRGINIA HOOKER Missionary to Haiti MISS MARIE EVATT Missionary to Sierra Leone, West Africa CHRIST REVEREND ROBERT LYTLE Missionary to Colombia, South America REVEREND GEORGE B. HILSON World Traveler Page Forty-Six GUEST SPEAKERS Page Forty-Seven REVEREND KARL W. JOHNSTON Spring Revival Evangelist K.L.S. Exhibit-Bird’s-eye View of Central College Campus. Poge Forty-Eight The tea drinkers pose! Ready for your “spot of tea?” m Looking for dust? Pretty Lassies—Clean Room! DOOR TO ACTIVITY 9” BOBBY DYAR President WARD FRENCH Vice-President Treasurer MARY ANN MUNYER Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL Dennis Kendrick. Ward French, Steve Watkins, Charles Joiner. Bobby Dyar, Norma McQuaig, Charles Rader. Jerry Gentry, Mary Ann Munyer. Prrsidfnl, Larry Mclntwh. Vk� Prwldmt. D vtd Funderburk; Secretary, Jimmy Kimble, Treasurer. Charles Rader Spimwir. jl| I Dr. Bums. GIRLS' IIIII1M l lll M il President. Janet Cimker; Treasurer Snn H- mmc Spon- sor. Blanche Gilbert, Barbara Smith. ho Byne, Linda Clark, erne Cravley. HOYS' IIIIHM LOLACII. President. Jim Perryman Vkr-Prr.ident. Marvin Quarter Secretary-Trramrer, Steve W atkins, Sponsor, Dr Rick• man. Stanley Hunter n V i Pago Fifty-One KEEWANIS L1TERAHY SOEIETY OFFICERS President. Steve Watkins; Vice-President. Tim Perryman; Secretary, Frankie Simpson; Treasurer, Raymond Phaup; Sponsor, Mrs. Martha S. Evatt, Pgge Fifty-Two KINDNESS, LOYALTY, SEHVIEE niii.iiMvniin i.iri:n nv siiciety OFFICERS President, Stanley Hunter Vice President Ward French. Secretary Ann Fleming, Treasurer. Barbara Chapman, Sponsor. Dr Claude R Rickman PRUDENCE, Ml YE, SERVIEE Poge Fifry Thre THE EENTMLIAIV BARBARA CHAPMAN, FRANKIE SIMPSON Assistant Editors FRANCES TOMLIN Feature Editor BETTY CRINER, REBECCA MOBLEY Literary Editors NORMA McOUAIG Snapshot Editor JOHN HEARN. REED ANDERSON, MARTHA MORGAN. SARA BUTTS Salesmen MARY FRANCES BLYTHE. BOB CASH ION Assistant Business Managers BOBBIE SPEER. VERNE GRAVI E Typists ARM INI A SMITH Bookkeeper and Typist JANET CARRIKER Editor PROFESSOR MARLING ELLIOTT Sponsor ROBERT CASHION, HELEN LANE Assistant Editors COLLEGIAN Betty Criner. News Editor; Mary Hammond, Barbara Chapman, Reporters; Charles Joiner, Sports Editor: Al Tibbs, Managing Editor; Jimmy Kimble, Reporter Betty Thackerson, Arminia Smith. Reporters; Barbara Smith, Feature Editor; Dennis Ken- drick. Columnist, LARRY DEAN HOYLE Business Mmugcr Linda Clark. Bookkeeper, France Tomlin. Charles Joiner. Anblant Burnne Manager Pag Fifty-Seven CHDIH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Librarian Allen Connor Morris Davis Barbara Smith Frankie Simpson Mary Simmons : i= d- 0200000200020002000000005300000001000500000223020102010200000500010002482353235348534853230201485353230000022323 STUDENT ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR J, O. Childs LAB ASSISTANT J. Kimble LIBRARY ASSISTANTS V. Cravley, G. Bell, C. Kindschi, H Smith, M. Shigley, A. Fleming, L. Clark. DINING HALL WORKERS M. Simmons, G. Holt, J. Hucks, M. Warren, J. Na- bors, J. Stroupe, P Smith, B Reed, E, Crider, B. Lands, M. Hewlett, R. Elliott, J. Perryman, S. Lafon, M. Brazier. Page Sixly STUDENT SECRETARIES B. Cushion, A. Bnyse, A Smith. B Smith, M V . bh, C. Lands, D Rice, R Mob- ley, C. Fortune, M. Ham- mond. F. Simpson. JANITORS AND GENERAL LABORERS E, Bvrd. R. Shad, M Quarles. K Dudley. S Wil- son, M. Davis. C. Rader, J. Hearn, C. Simmons, R Ballard Page Sixty-One PRESTO MUSIC CLUB President, Frankie Simpson, Vice-President, Morris Davis; Secretary-Treasurer, Verne Gravley; Sponsor, Mrs. J. B Childs. Page Sixty-Two EL CIRCULO AMISTAD President, Charles Joiner. Vice-President, George Smith, Secretary, Norma McQuaig; Treasurer, Linda Clark; Sponsor, Miss Ruth Uebele. Were going to church! Studying footprints in the sand? SNEAK SNAPSHOTS Where is the salt, Lamont? Carolyn flying high! Are bathing suits out of style? Ahhh, Bev! ODOR TD PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT G. A. A OFFICERS President, Linda Clark Vice-President, Bobbie Speer; Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Smith. I P. L .S. CHEERLEADERS Freda Brazier Evangeline Crider Linda Clark, Head Cheerleader Pat Smith Linda Bishop Page Sixty-Six _________________________________________________________________________________ M. A. A. OFFICERS President, Steve Wilson; Vice-President, Raymond Phaup, Secretary’, Morris Davis; Treasurer, Kenneth Dudley. K. L. S. CHEERLEADERS Martha Brazier Betty Lou Wells Arminia Smith, Head Cheerleader Mardell Warren Bobbie Speer Page Sixty-Seven J K. L. S. FOOTBALL Larry Dean Hoyle, Captain George Smith, Co-Captain Jim Green Bob Goodson John Hearn Jim Perryman Marvin Quarles Charles Rader Page Sixty-Eight P. L. S. FOOTBALL Ronnie Ballard, Co-Captain Stevt- Wilson, Co-Captain Jimmy Childs Jon Olin Childs Kenneth Dudley Colin Kelley Jerry Hunter Stanley Hunter Poge Sixty-Nine David Funderburk Captain Charles Rader Co-Captain Bob Coodson John Hearn K. L. S. BASKETBALL Larry Dean Hoyle SUBSTITUTES: Raymond Phaup. George Smith Robert Elliott Page Seventy Ronald Ballard Co-Captain Paul Mulli nax W” Co-Captain Jimmy Childs P. L. S. Ion Olin Childs BASKETBALL Colin Kellcv SUBSTITUTES: Stanley Hunter, Steve Wilson Jerry Hunter Page Seventy-One Just what I wanted! Here we come a carotin’ CHRISTMAS AT C. W. C. Our winner Sing Noel! Sing Noel! Have patience; your turn will come! Page Seventy-Two A Bell and a Song. CAMPUS SCENES . «fcl '% ’ IV • n, ■« w a ,;■' '■• � v t I V: ' B a Christian liberal arts college with majors in Bible, edu- cation, English, general science, history, music, social science, and theology . . . approved by the South Carolina State Department of Education as a regular four-year institution for teacher training . . . offers thorough academic training in a thoroughly Chris- tian environment—plus opportunities for develop- ment in all areas of life . . . Rhett C. Mullinax, president Claude R. Rickman, academic dean C. Maurice Burns, business manager Mrs, Evelyn Rickman, registrar Central Wesleyan College, Central, S. C • the college where the student is an individual — not fust a number . . . BREAKFAST DINNER LUNCH SHORT ORDERS The Rendezvous Central, South Carolina We Will ALWAYS Appreciate Your Patronage Clean Atmosphere Clean Food Meet Eat Clean Service Clean Principles EASLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY Complete Building Supplies From Foundation To Roof Phone UL 9-4011 Geo. I. Newton, Mgr. Easley, S. C. Compliments of McCALL BUICK COMPANY Easley, S. C. R. C. McCALL COTTON Easley, S. C. Compliments of Cannon Mills Company Central, South Carolina ACTION DIVISION Central, South Carolina PIANO ACTIONS CENTRAL HARDWARE Compliments of AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY PRINCE'S HOME FURNITURE Anderson, S. C, Liberty, S. C. Bakers of MERITA Bread and Cakes HUGH BAILEY, JEWELERS Reweaving of Moth Holes, Tears, and Snags in Woven Material Also Art Mend on Knitted Materials EASLEY UL 9-4162 EASLEY CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY DRY CLEANERS COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE E. Main Street P, O, Box 548 When Soiled, Don'1 Fuss —Call on Us Easley, S. C, Phone UL 9-6321 G. B. Nalley, Pres. Compliments of ETHEL'S FLOWER LIBERTY SEED COMPANY AND GIFT SHOP FEEDS - SEEDS Flowers For All Occasions PAINT AND SUPPLIES Central, S. C. Phone VI 3-6631 Phone ME 9-2611 Liberty, S. C. CLEMSON FURNITURE COMPANY CENTRAL ROLLER MILL Where Your Dollar Buys More, For Cash or Easy Terms Nathan S, Newton Clemson, S. C. Manufacturers of ISAQUEENA FLOUR AND CORN MEAL Poultry Feed — Dairy Feed — Hog Feed Custom Grinding and Mixing Molasses CRANE CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Phone UL 9-6491 Easley, S. C. EASLEY CHENILLE PLANT Manufacturers of CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Box 292 Easley, S. C. McLAIN HALL, Real Estate East Elford Street 205 City Curb Market Bldg. Greenville, S. C. Res. Ph. CE 5-6104 Office Ph. CE 9-6178 Commercial and Industrial Properties NORRIS CASH GROCERY H. G. GAINES, Proprietor Norris, S. C. Phone ME 9-2169 - Central FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS AND FEEDS Compliments of YONGUE’S DRUG STORE J. D. VICKERY, JR. WALGREEN AGENCY Pickens, S. C. Pickens, S. C. OLD FORT WASH POT Compliments of The House of Suds Old Fort, N. C. PICKENS SENTINEL Compliments of Buy Nationally Advertised Quality Merchandise At SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT PICKENS COUNTY SMITH'S DEPT. STORE Phone ME 9-2404 P. O. Box F Central, S. C. O'NEAL-WILLIAMS, INC. ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME SPORTING GOODS Easley — Liberty Greenville, S. C. SIMS AMOCO STATION ELLENBURG FURNITURE COMPANY 101 Main Street Central, S. C. Easley, S. C. Phone UL 9-9469 Natural Gas and Oil Heating Systems Compliments of RHODES FURNITURE COMPANY L C. MARTIN DRUG COMPANY Clemson, S. C. Compliments of ROPER AUTO SALES Authorized FORD Dealer PICKENS GIN COMPANY Seneca, S. C. Phone TU 2-2448 ACADEMIC CAPS AND GOWNS for High Schools — Colleges Robes for Choirs — Glee Clubs HENDRICKS FLOWERS AND POTTERY Flowers for All Occasions COTRELL LEONARD, INC. Greenville — Clemson Highway Established 1832 Central, S. C. Albany 1, N. Y. Phone OL 4-2262 — Clemson JOHNNY'S DRIVE-IN AND RESTAURANT TOWNSEND PONTIAC GMC Trucks Located on Highway 123 North of Central, S. C. PONTIAC - CADILLAC Open 24 Hours Phone ME 9-2562 Greenville Road — Phone UL 9-9440 Delivery by Request Easley, S. C. JANITORS SUPPLY CHEMICAL COMPANY We Supply Everything But the Janitor HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY P. O. Box 292 Greenville, S. C, Greenville, S. C. GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS Comp imenfs of CENTRAL CONCRETE CLEMSON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. AND PLASTER CO. G. B. NALLEY N. N. NEWTON Phone ME 9-2415 Box 231 — Clemson, S. C. Central, S. C. Phone OL 4-5750 WE BUILD HOMES CLEMSON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. JACK fUNDERBURK, Pastor HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Chapel Drive — Off Kivett Drive High Point, North Carolina Telephones: 9-4233 — 2-6504 E. PARKER BUCK, Pastor JAMES WADE, Minister of Music MRS. RUTH BLEDSOE, W.M.S. President MR. J. COY PUTMAN, S. S. Supt. RONNIE CAMPBELL, W. Y. President TO SERVE THE PRESENT AGE OUR CALLING TO FULFILL PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY Compliments of WHOLESALE FOODS Fresh — Frozen — Canned — Dried SWIRL Easley, South Carolina SERVICE WHOLESALERS Greenville, South Carolina Duckett Funeral Home Central, S. C. Courteous — Reliable — Efficient FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones ME 9-2411 and ME 9-2072 Air Conditioned and Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Compliments of SOUTHERN FOODS Greenville, S C. For Friendly and Dependable Service See WHITMIRE'S FEED STORE Phone UL 9-9265 North Pendleton Street Easley, S. C. Compliments of Compliments of SARLIN'S F. E. PICKENS SONS DEPARTMENT STORES Easley, S. C. Liberty — Easley ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Phone UL 9-5231 WELBORN'S TOPPER STORE Easley, S. C. You Can't Top Topper for Value Heyward Harris, Mgr. Best Wishes from Staff and Management of W E L P 1360 KC- 1000 W Easley, S. C. Compliments of SPARTANBURG WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. L. W. BARBEE, Pastor Spartanburg, S. C. WESLEYAN YOUTH SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE REV. W. D. JAMES-President PAUL C. MULLINAX-Viee-President FRANCES QUARLES—Secretary VERNE GRAVLEY-Treasurer YOUTH CAMP-June 21-25, 1960 Compliments of PICKENS MILL PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA ''Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature. —Jesus ifa: Ch' ‘ £ • 'Ita UJwfd 9s Wy Prtiiak' O Your missionaries, doctors, nurses, educators, constructors and typographers serving Christ in 13 countries, preaching and teaching in 16 languages. DEPARTMENT OF WORLD MISSIONS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Box 2000, Marion, Indian Pickensville Finance Company AUTO LOANS-PERSONAL LOANS - AUTO INSURANCE Box 481 Phones UL 9-9589 and UL 9-9014 Easley, S. C. MARION HARRIS, Owner J. C. Putman Son GENERAL CONTRACTOR 211 Jamestown Road High Point, N. C. RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND CHURCH CONSTRUCTION THE FLORIDA CONFERENCE OF THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH SALUTE OUR YOUTH Compliments of HOLLY HILL INN REV. FOSTER PIATT, President Clemson, S. C. Get the Best for Less WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH LIBERTY CLEANERS Liberty, S. C. Lyman, S. C. REV. W. M. RAMPEY, Minister MORRIS AND COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERIES L C. MARTIN DRUG COMPANY Pickens, S. C. Clemson, S. C. GALLANT-BELK COMPANY N. E. MARCUM, Jeweler SENECA'S SHOPPING CENTER One of Over 300 Belk Stores Seneca, S. C. Watches — Radios — Silver Fine China and Crystal Easley, S. C. GLENWOOD MILLS Compliments of Division of THE MAYFAIR MILLS CUPBOARD Easley, $. C. FINE PRINT CLOTHS Chester R. Freeze, Manager FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 1601 Melrose Ave., N.W. Roanoke 17, Virginia Loyally Supporting Every Arm of Wesleyan Methodism FRANK B. DENNARD, Minister 3022 Lorraine Road, N.W. Phones: Parsonage — Dl 4-1196 Church - Dl 2-7991 NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE Supports CONCORD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE Concord, N. C. With STUDENTS REV. C. E. CARROLL, Pastor MONEY PRAYERS Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EASLEY Easley, S. C. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System CLEMSON HOUSE Clemson, South Carolina Completely Air-Conditioned South Carolina's Smartest and Most Modern Hotel Finest Foods WE BELIEVE IIV YOLIH JUDGMENT ICE CREAM and MILK COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER Compliments of ALICE MANUFACTURING CENTRAL GARAGE COMPANY AND USED CARS ALICE PLANT ARIAL PLANT Phone ME 9-2262 ELUEAN PLANT Central, S. C. FOSTER PLANT Easley, South Carolina Compliments of Compliments of WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cateechee, S. C. NORRIS REV. PAUL EGER, Pastor COTTON MILL Compliments of Cateechee, S. C. GOOO TEAR 309 N. Main Street Greenville, S. C. The Carolina National Bank Of Easley, S. C. Branches Located at CENTRAL - PENDLETON - LIBERTY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and The Federal Reserve System It is our aim to render unexcelled SERVICE in our respective communities. If your need relates to Banking, see us. LONG SHOALS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Lincolnton, North Carolina — Route 4 — Phone REgent 5-7687 HOOVER E. SMITH, Minister DOUGLASS D. CHILDRESS, Minister of Music 'TO SERVE THIS PRESENT AGE OUR POLICY: We support the Whole Program of the Whole Church. Youth Societies Scout Organizations ☆ Missionary Activities Wide Awake Sunday School ft Men's Wesleyan Fellowship ☆ A Warm Welcome to All KANNAPOLIS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. DEWEY O. MILLER, Pastor CnmpJtments of Shining Tower Clemson Highway Anderson, S. C. Terry Bottling Company And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 Anderson, S. C. L H. LAWING WELBORN'S DEPARTMENT STORE CABINET SHOP AND NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION Phone WE 3-3374 Kannapolis, N. C. Piece Goods — Simplicity Patterns School Supplies — Clothing — Shoes — Toys Pendleton, S. C. Air-Conditioned Phone Ml 6-2447 CENTRAL PHARMACY Comp imenfs of 1. N. PATTERSON Central, S. C. Clemson, S. C. Compliments of s i i i ft i r n a nTii rk it t n Compliments of GILSTRAP IMPLEMENT COMPANY COLLINS DEPARTMENT STORE Your Dealer in ALLIS-CHALMERS and Walhalla, S. C. NEW HOLLAND Farm Implements Liberty, S. C. MOORE'S Compliments of MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE OCONEE GAS CO. Walhalla, S. C. • Comp imenfs of DOWLING INSURANCE AGENCY A FRIEND Central, S. C. GENERAL INSURANCE See Us for Your Insurance Needs ENTER TO WORSHIP . . . DEPART TO SERVE FIRESTONE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 1001 W. Second Avenue, Gastonia, N. C. REV. C. E. HEDGEPATH, Pastor Telephones: Church: UN 5-4572; Parsonage: UN 7-7862 HERALDING THE MESSAGE OF SCRIPTURAL HOLINESS FIRESTONE STANTON WESLEYAN METHODIST WESLEYAN YOUTH MATTIE RUTH RUSH, President J. L. DAVIS, Pastor Stanton, Alabama WESLEYAN YOUTH THE ENNIS STREET MARVIN SISK, President WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH MARGIE ANN GINN, Secretary and Treasurer High Point, N. C. REV. PHILIP J. BIRCHALL, Minister ROBERT TAYLOR, Song Leader Students: EAST GOLDSTREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH LOIS BRIGGS MARY SIMMONS Kings Mountain, N. C. The Church With Its Future In Youth Rest Your Feet While You Walk . . . in MASON Air-Cushioned Shoes The Ultimate in Shoe Comfort MASON SHOE MFG. COMPANY Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin SIDNEY C. LAFON, Salesman J. D. SMITH Compliments of OIL COMPANY LOYAL KEEWANIANS Your ESSO Distributor Pendleton, S. C. Comp imenfs of CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE Merchants Candy and Specialty Company CANDIES - PAPER PRODUCTS - SPECIALTIES Comp imenfs of 301 River Street C G. JAYNES STORES Greenville, S. C. Compliments of NORTHSIDE CLAYTON AND DILLARD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Chamblee, Georgia FUNERAL HOME RAYMOND R. HICKS, Minister JAMES MEADERS, Assistant Pickens, S. C. FOR VALUE AND SERVICE Compliments of East Lake Wesleyan Methodist Church Birmingham, Alabama REV, MALCOLM C, GLASS, Pastor Come Worship With Us Central Wesleyan College Students CHARLES JOINER-GLORIA HOLT SHADY GROVE CAMP MEETING N. C. Conference Colfax, N. C. Workers: REV. GERALD CARRY REV. JAMES CHRISPELL Every member of the Camp Executive Board, an alumnus of Central Wesleyan College. -WATSON C. BLACK, President -CLAUDE R. RICKMAN, Corresponding Secretary . . . and Jews by the thousands still long for their Messiah. . . . you can now send your money for Hebrew work through the Wesleyan Methodist Church; your contributions for Jewish work should support your convictions. Send direct to our World Missions De- partment-Rev. Alton Liddick. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem; they sholl prosper that love thee. Psalm 122:6 JEWISH EVANGELISM WORLD MISSIONS DEPARTMENT Wesleyan Methodist Church of America NATE SCHARFF Director of Jewish Evangelism When you give to missions, for the Saviour's sake, remember the Jew. J. P. S(evens Co.,Inc. DUNEAN CROUP Greenville, S.C. COTTON DIVISION-UTICA MOHAWK GROUP Clemson, S. C. and Seneca, S. C. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Asheville, N. C. WATSON C. BLACK, Minister First Wesleyan Methodist Church Franklin at Church Gastonia, N. C. MELVIN L. GENTRY, Minister Phone UN 5-4511 A PROGRAM OF PREACHING, TEACHING AND COUNSELING KEEWANIS? LITERARY SOCIETY KINDNESS TO EVERYONE LOYALTY TO SCHOOL, CHURCH, AND BIBLE STANDARDS SERVICE TO GOD, SCHOOL, AND SOCIETY OFFICERS: President-STEVE WATKINS Vice-President-JIM PERRYMAN Secretary—FRANKIE SIMPSON Treasurer-RAYMOND PHAUP Sponsor-MRS. LEE EVATT WESLEYAN YOUTH First Wesleyan Methodist Church 300 Hinkle Street Thomasville, N. C. REV. HAROLD L. RICKMAN, Pastor Compliments of CENTRAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Charlotte, N. C. THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE When Measured by . . . . . . Past Accomplishments . . . Present Emphasis . . . Future Possibilities Is One of the Leading Conferences in Wesleyan Methodism GLENWOOD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Easley, S. C. R 0 O t N C t LITERARY o v E °c fry R V I C £ DR. RICKMAN Sponsor WARD FRENCH Vice-President ANN FLEMING Secretary BARBARA CHAPMAN Treasurer WE WELCOME YOU PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS!! BROWNTOWN WESLEYAN CHURCH WINSTON-SALEM Route 1, Belmont, N. C. REV. A. J. KENDRICK, Pastor Phone TA 5-2674 WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 1625 Salisbury Road Winston-Salem, N. C. REV. A. S. MOOREFIELD, SR., Pastor EDITH HALL, Wesleyan Youth President Students at Central: ARTHUR S. MOOREFIELD, JR. JANET FAYE McALPINE FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Intercession City, Florida REV. A. R. HORNBACK, Pastor SHADY GROVE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Colfax, North Carolina We Meet We Go To Worship To Serve WE SUPPORT CENTRAL COLLEGE McADENVILLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Wesleyan Drive McAdenville, North Carolina EARL RAXTER, Sunday School Superintendent K. E. GEORGE, Pastor JIM PERRYMAN, Student REV. C. R. TEGEN Pastor DR C. M. BURNS Sunday School Superintendent J, B CHILDS Chairman of Board of Stewards CHARLES KING Wesleyan Youth President WE WELCOME YOU First Wesleyan Methodist Church Central, South Carolina SUNDAY SCHOOL — 10:00 A M MORNING WORSHIP - 11.00 A M WESLEYAN YOUTH - 6:45 P. M. EVENING SERVICE - 7:30 P M FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Easley Bridge Road — At Texas Avenue Greenville, S. C. REV. CLYDE T. BRYANT, Minister ft St ■ fi' fi' ■ H . 1 WHERE MEN MEET GOD We gladly welcome you to our church home, trusting that if you are seeking Christ you will find Him here, if sorrowing you will receive comfort, if troubled in spirit you will gain the blessings of peace. If discouraged you will rejoice in hope, if friendless find companionship in Christian love. —Selected. This Choir Invites You to Worship With Them at HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner Chestnut and Meadow Streets High Point, N. C. A. J. ARGO, Pastor WE BELIEVE IN GREER CAMP MEETING South Carolina Conference AND SUPPORT Greer, South Carolina CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE August 18-28, 1960 VIRGINIA CONFERENCE Proclaiming the Wesleyan Message Evangelists: EARL T. GENTRY, President REV. MELVIN SNYDER LYMAN F. LANCE, Vice-President REV. H. C. VanWORMER D. CLIFTON WOOD, Secretary REV. JOE SAWYER W. LEE COCKERILL, Treasurer Song Evangelist: Opportunities Unlimited for Dedicated Ministers J. L. SCHELL Pianist: MRS. J. B. CHILDS FIRST WESLEYAN PICTURES THAT Till THI STOBY M METHODIST CHURCH T. J. MADDOX Park and Woodward Avenues, S.E. Weddings — Family Groups Atlanta, Georgia Commercial — Children — Illustrative A Church With a Full 3242 Memorial Drive Gospel for a Lost World Decatur, Georgia A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL Phone BU 9-9309 REV. N. C. HOGGLE, Pastor LYNCHBURG WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 725 Mansfield Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Attend Our Church When in Our City SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP-11:00 A. M. EVENING WORSHIP - 7:45 P. M. D. CLIFTON WOOD, Pastor E. W. DUDLEY, Sunday School Superintendent FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Greensboro Avenue and Twentieth Street Tuscaloosa, Alabama REV, E. L. SHIGLEY, JR„ Pastor A Church to Save and to Service the Community Sponsored by the Wesleyan Youth MOODY DAVIS, President WOODSIDE AVENUE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Greenville, S. C. C. R. WHITE, Pastor E. E. SMITH, Chairman of Board of Stewards V. E. COOPER, Sunday School Superintendent MRS. GEORGIA HUTCHENSON, Church Secretary “A Friendly Church” If you want friendship and fellowship, you can find it here. BETHEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH v Tracy Grove Road Three Miles East of Hendersonville, N. C. BOYD C. KISTLER, Minister Route One — Flat Rock, N. C. — Phone OX 3-9787 Our Student at Central - MARY FRANCES BLYTHE Greenwood Hills Comp imenfs of Wesleyan Methodist Church LAY'S ESSO High Point, N. C. Central, S. C. Enter to Worship — Leave to Serve FOWLER BROS. CLEANERS McAllister's market 422 West Main Street 558 South Church Street COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH MEAT AND STAPLE GROCERIES Central, S. C. 612 North Church Street 106 Magnolia Street Spartanburg, S. C. ONE DAY SERVICE ON ANY GARMENT Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth. —Ecclesiastes 12:1 WE RENT FORMAL WEAR i;iiu.i;iii: m: iiiii activities ROGER BLACKWEI I BAILED Entered I FORMS G. BARNARD Entered 1. P I S , Christian Service 1,2.3; Gospel Team 1,2; Who's Who Among Student in American Universi- tics and Colleges -1 MARY FRANCES HI Y I HI Entered I KIN. (lass Secretary-Treasurer 3,1 Span- ish Club 1.2.3,4, President 2, Secretary 3; Dorm Council 1 Science Club 1 Centralism Staff 1.3.4. Assistant Busi- ness Manager I Collegam Staff 2 I' M f 1.2 W Y 1.2 MARGARET (- BURNS Entered 1; P.L.S. JANICE KAREN HERRIN Entered 2. P L.S.. Centralism Staff 2,3; W.Y. 2,3,4 I M.F 2.3.4. Dorm Council 3. Christian Service 2,3,4. Student Council 3; Spanish (Tub 3,4 Colligam Staff 3. G A 2 3.4. Secret ary-Treasurer I PATRICIA ANN HI'NT EY Entered 1; K.L.S.; Christian Service 1.2.3,4, Gosj el ream 2,3.4; I M.F 1.2.3.4 Presto Music Club 1.2.3, Span- ish Club 3.4, W.Y 1.2,3.4 Collegian Staff I College Chorus 1 STANLEY RAY HUNTER Entered 1, P.l S President I Cl.is- President l Chris- tian Servlet 1.2,3,4 Gospel Team 3.4 I M I 1.2.3 t T . ■ President 4; W.Y 12.3.4. M A A 1.2,3.4. Football 1,2 4 Basketball 3,-1, Softball 1.2,34 Assistant Dean 4 DF NNIS RAY Kl NDRICK Entered 1 P I S Class President 1,3. Student Council 2.4 Boys' Dorm Council President 3; Coliseum Staff 12 3, 4. W.Y 1,2,3.4 Christian Service 1.2,3.4 Gospel Trim 3.4. F M F 2, Campus Editor of Wesleyan Youth 4 ANDREW W II I I AM KMET2 Entered 1, P I S Christian Service 1.2.1 Gospel Team 1,2; Jail Team 4 III I 1 N R| ACKIH'RN I.ANE Entered I K IS. Christian Service 1,2,3. College Chorus 1 Centralian Staff 1 Collegian Staff 2.3,1, Editor 2, As- sistant Editor I Dorm Council 2; Class Vice-President 2 Scienc. Club 2; C A A 1.2. W Y 1.2.3,4 F.M.F 1,2 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 LINDA MADDOX LANIER Entered 1, Pl.s. Dorm Council 1. Spanish Club 1,2. Collegian Staff 2 Presto Music Club 1, College Chorus l.G.A A 1.2 LARRY MEI I MclNTOSH Enter I 3, P.l s Collegian Staff 3.1 .Assist,mt Editor 4; l M F 3. W Y 3,4, Christian Service 3.4; Veteran ' Club 3. Science Club 4. President 4 JAMES ROI AND PERRYMAN Entered 2 K I S., Vice-President 4 Dorm Council Presi- dent 4, College CJmir 3.4. Christian Service 2.3 4 Csispcl Team 2,3.4. V Y 2.3.4. FMF 2,3. M A.A 2.3,4, Football 2.3.4 Basketball 2.3.4 Softball 2.3.4 JOSEPH GIBSON PHILL1PFE Entered I. K L.S.. Christian Service 1.2,3.4. Gospel Team 1.2.3.4. W Y 1,2. College Choir 1. College Chorus 1 HUGH CHARTER POPE Entered 3. K L.S.; Chmtian Service 3,4, F M.F 3,4 beity louse thackerson Enten-d I. k I. S Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. Chmtian Service I 2.3.4 Gospel Team 2,3. W.Y. 1,2,3,4. F.M.F 1.2.3.4. College Claims 1,2; Presto Music Club 1,2.4; Collegian Staff 3.4. G.A.A 2.4. LILLIAN FRANCES TOMLIN Entered 1, K L S . College Choir 1,2. Gospel Team 1J2, 3 1 Spanish Club I, Secretary 1 Centralian Staff 4 Collegian Staff 1. Assistant Business Manager 4. G.A.A 1.2.3.4. Declamation Contest 1,2,3 WILLIAM COLON WALL. JR Enten-d 1. KI.S. Christian Service 1.2.3. Gospel Team 2.3. Class Vice-President 3 cui.i.ciii: siii'iiimiiiii: activities i RONALD ODRA BALLARD . , , „ Entered 1. P.L.S.; M.A.A 1.2; Football 1,2. Basket lull 1,2; Softball 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2 RUTH EULANE BYRD Entered I; P.L.S.; F.M.F. 2; W.Y 2. JAMES MODIE API'S Entered 1; P.L.S., Veterans' Club 1. Christian Service L.2. M.A.A. 1,2, Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2 JANET ANN CARR1KER Entered 1. P.L.S., Program Chairman 1. Radio Com- mittee Program Chairman 1. G.A.A 1, ice-President 1, Collegian Editor 2, Dorm Council President 2; W.Y. 1.2 F.M.F, 2; Christian Service 1,2 LINDA MAE CLARK Entered 1. P L.S College Choir 1.2. C.A.A. 1.2. President 2: Collegian Staff 1,2; F.M.F 1.2. W.Y 1. Spanish Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; Dorm Council 2 ALLEN FOUNZE CONNOR Entered 1; P.L.S., College Choir 1,2; College Quartet 1,2; Brass Quartet 1,2; W.Y . 1,2; F M.F 1.2. MORRIS LEE DAVIS Entered 2, K.I..S . Class Treasurer 2, College Choir Vice- President 2; Presto Music Club Vice-President 2, M.A.A 2, Secretary 2; Spanish Club 2; W.Y 2. ELIZABETH ANN FLEMING Entered I, P.L.S.; College Choir 2, Girls Dorm Council Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 2; W.Y 1.2; Presto Music Club 1,2; Christian Service 1,2. ELSIE VERNE GRAVLEY I ntend 1, P.L.S . College Choir 1.2; College Trio 2; Presto Music Club 1,2, Treasurer 2. Spanish Club 1,2, W Y 1.2, I' M E 1; Christian Servite 1, Centralian Staff 2, C.A.A 1,2. Cheerleader 1. Girls' Dunn Council 2, Gospel Team 2. I AMES GIBBS GREEN Entered 1. KI.S. M.A.A 1.2,3. Vice-President 1; W.Y. 1.2, Class Program Chairman 3; Band 1; Football 1.2.3. Basketball 1.2,3, Softball 1,2,3. BETTY LEE GRIN EH Entered 1 K.I. S., Pre-to Music ('luh 1.2, Spanish Club 2 Christian Service 2, Centralian Stiff 1,2, Literary Editor 2; Collegian Staff 2. 1 M.F 1.2. W Y 1.2 MARY HAMMOND Entered I PI S W.Y. 1.2. Presto Music Club 1.2. FMF 1.2. Program Chairman 2, Chnstian Service 1.2; Collegian Staff 2. BEVERLY JEAN HAWKINS Entered E P.L.S.; Christian Service 1; Science Club 2. JOHN CHARLES HEARN Entered 2, K.L.S.; M.A.A 2. Football 2; Basketball 2; Spanish Club 2, Centralian Staff 2. I AMONT JEFFERSON HESS Entered 1, KI.S.; Christian Service 1.2 1 M.F. I, W Y 1; M.A.A 1. Football 1, Baseball I Page One Hundred Elevei COLLEGE SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES LARRY DEAN HOYLE Entered 1; K.L.S.; M.A.A. 1,2; Football 1,2; Softball 1, 2, Basketball 1,2; Collegian Staff 1.2, Business Manager 2; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2. JANE ELIZABETH HIJCKS Entered 1: P.L.S.; Christian Sendee 1,2,3, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Gospel Team 1,2,3; W.Y. 1,2,3; F.M.F. 1,2, 3; Centralian Staff 1,2; Presto Music Club 1,2,3. EVELYN LOUISE JEWELL Entered 1; K.L.S.; Christian Service 1; Bible Club 2; W.Y. 1,2; Spanish Club 1. C.A.A. 1,2; F.M.F. 1,2. CHARLES LEE JOINER Entered 1; K L.S.; College Choir 1,2; College Quartet 2, Gospel Team 1, Student Council Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 1,2, President 2; W.Y. 1,2; Radio Program 1; Col- legian Staff 2. JIMMY JULIAN KIMBLE Entered I, K.L.S.; Collegian Staff 1,2; Spanish Club 2, Science Club Secretary 2. SIDNEY CARROL LAFON Entered 1. P.L.S.. Christian Sen-ice 1,2; W.Y. 1,2; F.M.F 1,2; Dorm Council Secretary-Treasurer 1; Student Council 1 M.A.A. 1,2; Football 1,2; Softball 1,2; College Choir 2. CHARLES EDWARD LANIER Entered 1; P.L.S,; Christian Service 2; Veterans’ Club President 1. SHIRLEY PATRICIA MASON Entered 1; K.L.S.: Presto Music Club 1. W.Y. 1; Spanish Club 2 HETTY LOU MORGAN Entered 2; P.L.S.; Christian Sen ice 2 ESTHER LOV1N MULLINAX Entered 1; K.L.S. Secretary L Class Secretary 1; Presto Music Club President 1; F.M.F. 1; Choir 1; Wesleyan Youth 1; Radio Committee 1; Collegian Staff 1; C.A.A. Secretary 1. RAYMOND LEROY PHAUP Entered 1; K.L.S., Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2; Class LOWER DIVISION FREDA RUTH BRAZIER Entered 3; P.L.S.; C.A.A. 3,4 BONNIE JEAN CHILDERS Entered 4; P.L.S. JAMES COODLETT CHILDS Entered I; P.L.S.; Presto Music Club 1,2; High School Chorus 1,2; College Choir 3,4, Band 2, Sunday School Orchestra 1; Brass Quartet 3,4, M.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2.4; Basketball 3,4, Softball 4 JERIC DOUGLAS GENTRY Entered 4; K.L.S., Student Council 4; M.A.A. 4, Football 4; Softball 4; W.Y. 4. ROBERT WILLIAM COODSON Entered 4; K.L.S.; College Choir 4; W.Y. 4; M.A.A. 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4. GLORIA MELYNDIA HOLT Entered 4, K.L.S.; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; College Choir 4; Spanish Club 4; W.Y. 4. COLIN EDWIN KELLEY Entered 2; P.L.S.; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 4. Football 2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; M.A.A 2,3,4; Btmd 2. CURTIS SHELTON LACKEY Entered 1; K.L.S.; Class Vice-President 4; High School Chorus 1,2. College Choir 3,4; Presto Music Club 1,2,3,4; Brass Qaartet 2,3,4; M.A.A 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2; Band 2. President 1,2; College Choir 1,2; College Quartet 2; Bras Quartet I Gospel Team 1, W.Y. 1,2; M.A.A. 1,2; Spanisl Club 2; Radio Program 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2 Softball 1,2, WILLIAM THOMAS RAINEY Entered 1; P.L.S.; Christian Sen-ice 1,2; Veterans’ Clul 1. GEORGE DAVIES SIMMONS Entered ! K.L.S.; Christian Sen-ice 1,2, Gospel Teair. 2. WILMA FRANKIE SIMPSON Entered 1; K.L.S., Secretary 2, Class Vice-President 1; Class Secretary 2; Presto Music Club 1,2, President 2. College Choir 1,2, W.Y. 1,2; F.M.F. 1; Centralian Staff 2; Girls’ Dorm Council 1. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Entered 1; P.L.S., Secretary-Treasurer 1; College Choir 1,2, Secretary 2; College Trio 2; Christian Service 1,2, Gospel Team 1.2; W.Y. 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. Vice-Presi- dent 1. C.A.A. 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; F.M.F. 1,2, Sec- retary-Treasurer 1; Girls’ Dorm Council 1,2; Centralian Staff 1; Collegian Staff 2. ROBINETTE ARJEAN SPEER Entered I; K.L.S.; C.A.A 1,2, President 1, Vice-President 2, Centralian Staff 1,2; F.M.F 2; W.Y. 2; Spanish Club 2. STEPHEN DANIEL WATKINS Entered 1; K.L.S., President 2; College Choir 1; College Quartet 1, M.A.A. 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Boys’ Dorm Council 2; Christian Serv- ice 2; Gospel Team 2. MARY ELLEN WELSH Entered 1; K.L.S.; C.A.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 2. STEPHEN EDWARD WILSON Entered 1; P.L.S.; Class Treasurer 1; M.A.A. 1,2, Sec- retary-Treasurer 1, President 2; Football 1,2; Softball 1, 2; College Choir 2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Class Vice-President 2, BETTY JOYCE I.ANDS Entered 1; P.L.S.; C.A.A. 2. CAROLYN DEMERIUS LANDS Entered 2; P.L.S.; Class Vice-President 2; W.Y. 2,3,4; Gospel Team 3. CARMEN LENNON LANE Entered 4; P.L.S.; W.Y. 4, LINDA GAIL McDOWELL Entered 4, K.L.S. ARTHUR STEWART MOOREFIELD, JR. Entered 4; P.L.S.; M.A.A. 4. Football 4; Softball 4; W.Y. 4; F.M.F. 4. JERRE NABORS Entered 4. K.L.S.; M.A.A. 4; F.M.F. 4; W.Y. 4. BEVERLY ANN REED Entered 2; P.L.S.; C.A.A. 2,3,4; Softball 2; F.M.F. 3,4; W.Y. 4. HENRY FRANK SHIGLEY Entered 4; K.L.S.; M.A.A. 4, Football 4; Softball 4; W.Y. 4. NAOMI RUTH SPLAWN Entered 1, K.L.S.; Class Vice-President 1; Class Presi- dent 2,3; High School Chorus 1,2; Gospel Team 3; C.A.A. 1. ALBERT ELIAS TIBBS Entered 3, P.L.S.; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Collegian Staff 3, Managing Editor 4. SEIMIDII ACTIVITIES Page One Hundred Twelve