Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

1 CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA PRESENTED BY THE STUDENTS through the o ent ra I i «a r'� CONTENTS Experience 4 Teaching 9 Learning 15 Spiritual Life 43 Organizations 51 Athletics 65 Social Life 75 PEAKS OF EXPERIENCE . . . at Central Wesleyan The various phases of college life on (Central campus may he com- pared with the peaks of a vast range of mountains. I he path leading upward is often rugged and rough. Many times we may stumble and taker, hut it is when the going is difficult that vve want to strive harder to reach the top of the mountain. It is then that we have the feeling of mastery and accomplishment. happy thought it is to know that the seemingly unconquerable peaks have been conquered with the help of the Heavenly Guide, Social... Physical ... and Aesthetic Peaks ... 7 DEDICATION With your pleasing manner and apparently never- ending knowledge, you have contributed much to Central Wesleyan College. Such a loyalty as yours requires integrity, dependability, sincerity, and the acceptance of responsibility. Your interest in us and your prayers for us have helped us climb to higher peaks in the spiritual realm. Your advice and encouragement have made us want to press upward in pursuing our goals for life. Through the years you have sought to inform our intellects, shape our characters, and guide our emotions. For your continued endeavors in pre- paring us for future life, we would like to express a heartfelt thanks. With sincere appreciation for all that you have done for us and with love and gratitude, we dedi- cate the 1962 edition of the CENTRALIAN to you, Miss Freda Myers. Miss Freda Myers 8 ♦ ♦ ♦ Our President Says Freshman, sophomore, junior, senior—these are the traditional steps to the sheepskin. Onward and upward we climb the ladder of learning. But formal edu- cation alone does not constitute the entire process of acquiring knowledge. Learn- ing in a nuclear age constitutes a great challenge. As one learns, the horizon on the great unlimited sea of knowledge recedes. The more more we learn the more we find there is to know. Alexander Pope well said, “A little learning is a dange- rous thing. But knowledge, to be of true value, must be accompanied by wisdom. Consequently, Christian education is the highest type of learning; that is why Christian schools are needed. It has been yours as students to enjoy a year of learning in a Christian atmos- phere. The 1962 Centralian depicts the happy scenes of that school session. May the memories of the people and events of the year depicted in this annual be cherished across the years to come, and may you ever be true to the ideals you have learned in a Christian college. Rhett Clifton Mullinax Faculty and ROY NICHOLSON D.D., Th.B. Professor of Religion CHESTER R. FREEZE B S„ M.Ed. Associate Professor of Social Sciences Administration J,B. CHILDS A.B., M.S. Business Manager Assistant Professor of Mathematics CLAUDE R RICKMAN A.B., B.S., in Ed., M.A., Ph D Academic Dean, Dean of Men, Professor of Education C. MAURICE BURNS A.B., M.S., Ph D Professor of Natural Science 11 RUTH C. UEBELF A.B., AM. Associate Professor of English Faculty and Administration MARGARET GAINES CHILDS B. Mus. Assistant Professor of Music HELEN CALHOON B.S. in Ed., M.A. Assirfanf Professor of English JESSIE E. TAYLOR B. Mus.. M. Mus Assistant Professor of Music LEONARD C. BRANK B.S. in Ed. Instructor in Music MARLING J. ELLIOTT A B , M. Rel., B D. Associate Professor of Religion RUBY POWELL A.B., B. Rel.. M.A. AwnYonf Professor of Education FREDA MYERS A B . B.S.L., M A. Assistant Professor of Business Education MARTHA S. EVATT B.A., B.S. IN L.S Assistant Professor of Libram Science ZELPHIA GITTFNS A.B., R.N. Dean of Women School Nurse Instructor in Art Appreciation HELEN MULLIN'AX Postal Clerk EVELYN RICKMAN Registrar MARGARET BRANK Assistsnf Matron Staff JEANETTE STAMEY Assistant Dean President's Secretary HENRY MOSSER Maintenance 14 JIMMY KIMBLE Assistant Dean “ A wise man will hear and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels. Proverbs 1: THE COLLEGE Senior Class of '62 Class Officers President. Morris Davis. Vice-Presi- dent, Steve Watkins; Secretary, Pat Booth; Treasurer. Betty Griner; Spon- sors, Prof, and Mrs. Brank. PATRICI V BELLE BOOTH W'ay cross, Georgia “Come what may, she has the same su eet smile every day Our coming to co ilec e wit unimportant jred It en we were men . . . KENNETH HUBBARD CALLAHAN! Pickens, South Carolina The best of all preachers are the men who live their creed. JAMES MODIE CAPPS High Point, North Carolina They serve God well who serve His creatures 16 JA VET ANN CARR1KI R Concord, North Carolina Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt, Nothing's SO hard but search wilt find It out.“ ALLEN FOl'NZE CONNOR Lincoln ton. North Carolina A tong n ill outline all sermons in the memory. MORRIS 111 DAVIS Birmingham, Alabama When am gone, pray who wlU entertain the people? our eager •lg looking forward to graduation EI 17 Mil Til N FLEMING Mount Airy, North Carolina ‘A runny dirjmrition— her ebsuds have ulcer linings “ I LSIF VERNE GR WLEV Easley, South C.irolina Music fa a prophet't art, among the gifts tliat God has sent BF.TTY LEE GRINFR Waynesboro, Georgia Do not wish to he anything hut what you are and strive to he that perfectly, 17 LARRY DEAN HOYLE Lincoln ton, North Carolina A high ideal, whatever it may hr, may he realized through persistent endeavor and honest effort HORACE E. HUDGINS Atlanta, Geortjia Life is not measured in wealth or popularity, I nit in the service to the Lord. EVELYN LOUISE JEWELL Kissimmee, Florida With her eye so modestly beaming you’d never guess the mischief she’s dreaming. 18 CHARLES LEE JOINER Birmingham, Alabama To do bad costs nothing; to do good costs more; but to do the best costs greatly—and look at the reward. JIMMY JULIAN KIMBLE High Point, North Carolina ‘Without love and laughter, life is nothing SIDNEY CARROL LAFON Blacksburg, Virginia A noble aim, faithfully kept, is a noble deed. j indmy it wain t too bad af ter all ... b a (I yameS, parties, dates, religious activities , and maybe a (itt(e studying SIIIRLEY PATRICIA MASON Westminster, South Carolina '7 have a heart with room for every joy. BETTY LOU MORGAN Aslieboro. North Carolina Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. MARTHA JEANNETTE MORGAN Greensboro, North Carolina Of hones' worth, truly she is one on whom we can depend 19 BOBBY NORRIS Central. South Carolina “Walk with Cod, and your path will be straight RAYMOND LEROY PHAUF Farmville, Virginia Full of pep and up to the minute, Anything doing, Raymond is in it FRANCES LUCILLE QUARLES West Union, South Carolina Not too grave, not too gay, but just a jolly good girl all added up to our fineit ft our year5 I AUDREY ELAINE RAMSEY Greensboro, North Carolina A real friend to her many friends. LINDA CAROL SHEPHERD Wilbar, North Carolina Sincerity is her middle name. WILMA FRANKIE SIMPSON Iva, South Carolina ‘Her voice was like the voice the stars had when they sang together 20 BARBARA JEAN SMITH Covington, Georgia 'Life can be music to those uho make it so. ROBINETTE VMJEAN SPEER Eden, Alabama True to her word, her work, her friends. anJ now that Schoo tJa, is are over, we a (most It a te to (t eave. WHO’S Leadership exemplified describes the reputation that Charles has established for himself during his four years at Central Wesleyan College. This served as a major factor in his being selected to represent C.W.C. in Who’s Who. Serving the student body as student body president for two consecutive years, Charles has been the first person in the history of the school to hold this post twice. Scholarship, dependa- bility, capability, and Christian consistency characterize his life. As Charles continues to honor Cod with his life, Cod will con- tinue to honor his as He makes Charles's life an asset to his fellow man, 22 WHO During her seven years of attendance at C.W.C., Frankie has proved herself worthy of the honor of being included in Who’s Who. Her dependability, perseverance, and versatility are all evidences of her worth. Her dedication and devotion to the cause of Christ are shown in her many activities. Frankie’s talents are many, and she has rendered much service to C.W.C. by way of them. She is commonly seen at the piano and in various vocal groups representing the school and serving Christ. Her variety of abilities will prove to be a definite asset in her future. 23 LINDA MARIE BISHOP LOIS ILENE BRIGGS SIDNEY FRANCIS BUNN GLORIA JEANNETTE BUTLER Greenville, South Carolina Gastonia, North Carolina Newport News, Virginia Bessemer City, North Carolina COLLEGE As we are about to enter tile last year of col- lege, we are made to realize the importance of making the most of our time. We are about to reach the top of one of our peaks of learning. Class Officers President, Norma Me- Quaig; Vice-President, Jack Taylor; Secretary, Esther Mullinax; Treas- urer, Maigie Freeman; Sponsor, Miss Gittens. 24 RUTH EULANE BYRD Durham, North Carolina GWEN ANNE CAMPBELL Altavista, Virginia THOMAS JAMES CHAPMAN, JR Cartersville, Georgia JUNIORS MARGIE JANE FREEMAN Old Fort, North Carolina WILLIAM CHARLES GRAVES Tuscaloosa, Alabama GLEN EDWARD GRAY Mount Airy, North Carolina BEVERLY JEAN HAWKINS West Asheville, North Carolina YUVONNE MARIE HEWLETT Dayton, Ohio LORETTA HODGES Waynesboro, Georgia 25 GLORIA MELYNDIA HOLT Birmingham, Alabama JERRY LEE HUNTER Blacksburg, Virginia MARIE JACKSON Knoxville, Tennessee COLLEGE ELEANOR MAE LANE Jackson, North Carolina HERMAN PAGE LA WING Central, South Carolina JANET FAYE McALPINE Winston-Salem, North Carolina NORMA GWENDOLYN MeQUAIG Waycross, Georgia ESTHER LOVIN' MULL IN AX Central, South Carolina JAMES MARVIN QUARLES West Union, South Carolina 26 LUCILLE JUDY SAWYER Sophia, North Carolina LUCILLE KAY SLAUGHTER Sanford, North Carolina ARMINIA BELLE SMITH High Point, North Carolina JUNIORS JASON LELAND SMITH Brevard, North Carolina PATRICIA ELIZABETH SMITH Spartanburg, South Carolina JOHN QUINCY ADAMS TAYLOR Green Ridge, Pennsylvania DAVID TILLMAN TILLOTSON Central, South Carolina MARY MARDELL WARREN Boaz, Alabama 27 COLLEGE As sophomores we realize there are many new and exciting experiences awaiting us. Wc no longer are the freshmen of last year, but we feel that we are an important part of the life at Central. Class Officers President, Hoy Sims; Vice-President, Marlin Mull; Secretary, Judy Marchant; Treasurer, Gordon Moll max. Sponsors, Dr. and Mrs. Nicholson. SANDRA RAYE ATKINS Colfax, North Carolina IRA TRACY BARBEE Concord, North Carolina ROBERT ADDISON BARROW, JR. Bayside, New York 28 SOPHOMORES ALVIN CLARK BATTEN Brunswick, Georgia CHARLES WESLEY CLUBB Hiimlet, North Carolina 'IOLA MAGDALENE ELLISON Kings Mountain, North Carolina LARRY ELMORE BREWER Roanoke, Virginia MARY EDITH COLE Westminster, South Carolina BRENDA LOU FREEMAN Old Fort, North Carolina DONALD RAY CHILGREEN Largo, Florida PATRICIA SUE COLE Central, South Carolina KENNETH NEAL CRAY Tuscaloosa, Alabama SYLVIA ANN CHILGREN Largo, Florida SANDRA ANN DAY DoravUle, Georgia VELON H SSELL GRAY Tuscaloosa, Alabama COLLEGE CHARLES EDGAR HEDGEPATH, JR. Gastonia, North Carolina CURTIS LEE Osteen, Florida LOREN A DONAV HOOPER GlenviUe, North Carolina BEULAH ANN HUNTER Blacksburg, Virginia JUDITH ANNETTE MARCHANT Birmingham, Alabama JULIA INEZ KNIGHT Woodruff, South Carolina REBECCA JEANETTE MIZI Central, South Carolina HORACE JENNINGS LEWIS, JR. Moultrie, Georgia BUFORD MARLIN MULL MIRIAM FRANCES MULLINAX SPENCER LEROY MOON, JR. Central, South Carolina Cateechee, South Carolina Waterloo, Iowa WILLIAM GORDON MULLINAX Central, South Carolina 30 SOPHOMORES CHARLES HARLEY RADER Findlay, Ohio SARAH ELIZABETH RANKIN Easley, South Carolina MARCELLA MARIE SHIGLEY Mentone, Alabama RICHARD NESBIT SYKES Charlotte, North Carolina DONALD LEROY SHULTZ Central, South Carolina BETTY LOU WELLS Colfax, North Carolina JIMMY DON SHERIFF Central, South Carolina REVEL DONALDSON SMITH Doraville, Gorgia CIM SAN YAP Sumatra, Indonesia RONALD JAMES SHIELDS Hurt, Virginia JOYCE ELIZABETH SPARKS Mooresville, North Carolina 3) COLLEGE Class Officers President, Larry French; Vice-President, Henry Shigley; Secretary, Beth Rankin, Treasurer, Jackie Latham, Sponsors, Dr. and Mrs. Rickman. As freshmen we wondered at first whether we would ever become adjusted to college life. As the year pro- gressed, we adjusted to the different situations and made our way toward the top of the peaks. BRENDA JOAN ALLISON LINDA JANE ALLISON Spartanburg, South Carolina Spartanburg, South Carolina CHARLES WESLEY ARTLEY Chamblee, Georgia MARTHA FAYE BRAZIER Selma, Alabama JOYCELYN ANNETTE BRI DWELL Duncan, South Carolina ELIZABETH CAROLYN BUTLER Bessemer City, North Carolina 32 FRESHMEN DELLA GAIL CAMPBELL Altavista, Virginia THOMAS HASKELL CLEVELAND Seneca, South Carolina REBECCA SUE DUKE Middleton, Georgia JAMES ALLEN CAPPS Asheville, North Carolina CAROLYNE LOUISE COBB Miami, Florida LORA ANN ELLEN BURG Easley, South Carolina JAMES COODLETT CHILDS Central, South Carolina JAMES RICHARD COBB Miami. Florida JAMES DONALD EVANS Blacksburg, Virginia MAXINE VICKIE CLARK Bessemer City, North Carolina WILLIAM EDWIN CUNDIFF Atlanta, Georgia BURDEN A RUTH FISKE AUX Central, South Carolina 33 COLLEGE LINDA DIANE FRAZIER Seagrove, North Carolina PRISCILLA LANE GRINER Waynesboro, Georgia MARLENE JOYCE HOWELL Richmond, Virginia ROBERT CLEVELAND FREDERICK Birmingham, Alabama RONALD KEITH HOYLE Lincolnton, North Carolina LARRY DAVID FRENCH Central, South Carolina AUDREY ELLOREE KING Woodruff, South Carolina MARIE MILES GRAHAM Waynesboro, Georgia DOLORES ANN HOWELL Richmond, Virginia BRENDA ELIZABETH KINLE1 Lincolnton, North Carolina M ARY LOUISE HENDERSON GLENDA MARGARET HARDIN Flat Rock, North Carolina Cherryville, North Carolina 34 FRESHMEN JOHN EDGAR KISER Lincolnton, North Carolina HIRLEY ELLEN L1NEBERRY Ramseur, North Carolina CAROL ANN MADDOX Atlanta, Georgia ROY ALLEN LANIER Beulaville, North Carolina MIRIAM ALICE LONG Dayton, Ohio MARY ELLEN MARTIN Norwood, Ohio ALMA VIRGINIA LATHAM Iva, South Carolina KENNETH STUART LOWE Canton, North Carolina LARRY ODELL McALPINE Winston-Salem, North Carolina JACKIE RUTH LATHAM Covington, Georgia LOREN BERTRAM MACKENZIE Clearwater, Florida JAMES I. McCONATHY Talladega, Alabama 35 COLLEGE MARY 1 Mill MIC kl L Mayo, South Carolina l.AIUn SIMM R Mil STL AL) JULIA RAC URL MOOREFIELD W ilmington, North Carolina York. Soutli Carolina MARY ANN MUNYER Birmingham, Alabama JANET LEE NANNEY Asheboro, North Carolina I OIS JEW! LL RIC HARDS Fountain Inn, Soutli Carolina GAR BICKFORD PARROTT RICHARD TERRENCE POTTS Asheville, North Carolina Colfax, North Carolina I II V CROW E Rl TIIERFORD HENRY FRANK SUIGLEY HI Oak Ridge, Tennessee Richmond, Virginia LON ME THOMAS RHODES Laurens, South Carolina ROY LEE SIMS Birmingham, Alabama 36 FRESHMEN RACHEL LAVOMA SIMMONS Central, South Carolina WILLI M RAY ITIOM VS Brunswick, Georgia GRADY JEROME VAUGHN, JR. TIMOTHY LEE WILLIAMS GRACE EUGENIA TROTTER Hendersonville, North Carolina Rose Hill, North Carolina Perry, Florida LOWER DIVISION SENIORS Our last year in high school was filled with many experiences which will not soon be forgotten. After four long years we are rather reluctant to say good- bye to high school and enter the future. Class Officers President, Jerry Banks; Vice-President, Willard Kiser; Secretary, Karla Johnston, Treasurer, Vinelle Phillips; Spon- sors, Prof and Mrs. Childs JERRY BURTON BANKS Canton, North Carolina “The studious die young, so I’m looking forward to a long life.” KATARINA BRACKER BIGGS Taylors, South Carolina “Always smiling, never sad; some- times naughty hut never had SAM EDWARD BOLT, JR. Anderson, South Carolina People who moke no noise will fool you “ SHIRLEY JEWELL DUNCAN Central, South Carolina A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches ALLEN McGUIRE GILBERT Tuscaloosa, Alabama “There never was nor ever will be another like me. 38 DOROTHY MARGARET CILUARD Belton, South Carolina This above all! to thine own self he true. KARLA RUTH JOHNSTON Greer, South Carolina ' Never idle, never still, always talking, always will, WALTER WILLARD KISER Roanoke, Virginia 'Somewhat quiet—somewhat shy, but for the life of us, we don't know why ESTHER RUTH KISTLER Flat Rock, North Carolina Speak clearly if you speak at all, carve every word before you let it fair JUDY ANGELYN MASTERS Easley, South Carolina Where there’s a will there’s a way. WANDA LEE McCALL North Charleston, South Carolina It’s nice to be important hut more important to be nice 39 JANET MARIE MINER Largo, Florida Happiness is like jam . . . you can’t spread even a little without getting some on yourself CORNELIA VINELLE PHILLIPS Kings Mountain, North Carolina “Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. , PAUL WAYNE WILSON Roanoke, Virginia “Good humor is the health of the soul; sadness its poison GLENDA ANN SHOCKLEY JOHN RICHARD TAYLOR Stuart, Virginia Forest Cits-, North Carolina Happiness is not a gift; it’s a “When the shore is won at last, victory you must try to win. who will count the billows past LOWER DIVISION JUNIORS As juniors we began our climb up the peak of learning at Central. As we stand on the thres- hold of dreams, we realize that many of these dreams will liecome realities, and those realities will become memories. Class Officers President, Brenda Kimble; Vice-President. Miclde Alien Secretary-Treasurer. Jane Potts. Sponsor. Mrs Nash M DlSON ( LEO U l I V JR la'xinRton. North Carolina BRENDA GAYLE KIMBLE High Point, North Carolina ALONZO GLENN M ADE Cordele, Georgia CLARA JAM POTTS Prattville, Alabama 41 Second Semester Students Not Pictured Bennett Hester Easley, South Carolina Freshman Ruth Lusk Easley, South Carolina Freshman Samuel Carter Coffee, Georgia F reshman Louis Lyons Central, South Carolina Freshman Special Students Jesse Brooks Easley, South Carolina Freshman Lorena Cole Central, South Carolina Freshman Paul Mullinax Centra], South Carolina Mary' Hammond Liberty, South Carolina Senior Amelia Porter Easley, South Carolina F reshman Rev. James Jennings, Jr. Duncan, South Carolina Freshman George Simmons Central, South Carolina Wilbur Key Central, South Carolina Freshman Edith Youngblood Easley, South Carolina Freshman 42 OUR PASTOR The college pastor, the Rever- end C. R. Tegen, has helped to bring greater depth to the spirit- ual life at Central. His prayers and ministry have been a bless- ing to all. The Reverend Mr. Tegen gives encouragement to each to press upward until the spiritual peak is in sight. The Reverend C. R. Tegen o 1 Timothy, Tommy, Reverend C. R. Tegen, Mrs. Tegen, Anita, Charles COLLEGE CHURCH The College Church is the students' church while they are away from home. There they are able to worship Cod with their fellow students, faculty members, and other friends. The ministry of the Reverend Mr. Tegen and family is especially appreciated by the student body at C.W.C. They are a blessing to the church. A special “Thank you is due to each person who contributes to the church services. STUDENT PASTORS Bobby Norris, James M. Capps, David Tillotson, Horace Hudgins CHRISTIAN SERVICE This group is composed of students majoring in religion. The organization provides training in Christian service through participation in gospel teams, children’s work, jail and prison teams, home visitation, and Sunday school work. COUNTY HOME TEAM Ray Thomas, Curtis Lee, Larry Brewer, Grace Trotter, Mary Ann Munye SIN MILE HOSPITAL TEAM Paul Key, Wilbur Key, Berdena Fiskeaux, Jewell Duncan President, Steve Watkins; Vice-President, Marlin Mull; Secretary, Berdena Fiskeaux; Treasurer, Raymond Phaup, Sponsor, Dr Roy S. Nicholson. 46 GOSPEL TEAM Gordon Mullinax, Patricia Smith, Martha Faye Brazier, Vinelle Phillips, Steve Watkins BIBLE CLUB Berdena Fiskeaux, Beulah Hunter, Curtis Lee, Marie Gra- ham, Grace Trotter GOSPEL TEAM Marvin Quarles, Janet Nanney, Ann Fleming, Mary Ellen Martin, Marlin Mull I AIL TEAM Loren MacKcnzie, John Q. Taylor, Sidney Bunn, James A. Capps GOSPEL TEAM Sidney Lafon, Wanda McCall, Jane Potts, Rachel Moore- field, Herman Lavving BIBLE CLUB Jane Allison, Donald Evans, Ann Campbell Rev. Robert W McIntyre The speaker for the fall revival was the Rev. Robert W. McIntyre, who is Executive Secretary of Wesleyan Youth and the editor of the Wesleyan Youth Dr. R D. Reisdorph was the speaker for the Evangelism Seminar. For our spring revival we were privileged to have Dr. Harold K. Sheets. Dr. Wilbur T. Dayton was the guest speaker for the Ministerial Institute. Through these services we have truly been inspired to live for Christ. 48 Guest Speakers Enlighten Students Dr. R. D. Reisdorph Dr. Wilbur T. Dayton Dr. Harold K. Sheets Rev, Robert Lytle, Latin America Rev. and Mrs. Jehart Hanson, India The Rev. and Mrs. Jehart Hanson, the Rev. and Mrs. Henry Ortlip, the Rev. Robert Lytle, and Dr and Mrs. Lowell Jennings. Standing in front are David, Ellen, and Janene Jennings. Not pictured is Miss Roberta Wylie, Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Jennings, David, Janene, and Ellen, Africa. Missionary Convention The annual missionary convention is sponsored by the Wesleyan Youth. Each year missionaries who are home on furlough speak to the students about the mission fields. During this time many students answer a call to active Christian service. 49 WESLEYAN YOUTH The main purpose of the Wesleyan Youth Society is to train young people for Cod’s service and prepare them for leadership in the churches of the future. The society supports two for- eign missionaries as one of its annual projects. President, Paul Mullinax; Vice-president, Curtis Lee; Secretary, Frankie Simpson; Treas- urer, Ruth Watkins; Sponsor, Mrs. Calhoon, FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP President, Jason Smith Vice-president. James Capps, Secretary, Marie Graham; Treasurer, Carolyn Butler; Sponsor, Mrs. Evatt The F.M.F. provides a fellow- ship of encouragement and in- struction to those who are pre- paring for missionary service or who have a special interest in missions. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization composed of repre- sentatives from each of the classes. Through the Council the students voice their opinions in the supervision of various student activities. The Council and the school are indebted to Dr. Burns and President Joiner for their work in making the Council a stronger student organization. 52 Sponsor Dr. C. M. Bums Girls’ Dorm Council The councils exist in order to provide social activities in the dorms, to main- tain orderly living, and promote spiritual growth. President, Ann Fleming; Vice-President, Mary Ellen Martin; Secretary, Carolyn Butler; Treasurer, Sandra Day; Sponsor, Miss Gittens. Boys’ Dorm Council President, Charles Graves; Vice-President, Sidney La- fon; Secretary-Treasurer, Spencer Moon; Sponsor, Dr. Rickman. 53 The Colleg Editor-in-chief Janet Carriker Business Manager Evelyn Jewell Sponsor Marling J Elliott ian Strives for News Coverage The Collegian is our student newspaper. It offers jour- nalistic, business, and various other experiences to the stu- dents who publish this monthly newspaper. The news it offers is appreciated by students, faculty, and friends of the college. Layout Editor Audrey Ramsey Typist Lois Briggs Reporter Grace Trotter Layout Staff Joan Allison, Brenda Kinley, Maxine Clark Business Staff Beulah Hunter Bookkeeper Viola Ellison 54 Reporter Betty Griner Associate Editor Robinette Speer Business Staff Spencer Moon Assistant Business Manager Velon Gray Columnist Steve Watkins Sports Editor Sidney Lafon Reporter Jeanette Mize, Jane Allison Reporter Willard Kiser Photographer News Editor Neal Gray Dicky Sykes Feature Editor Reporter Reporter Karla Johnston T. J. Chapman Carolyn Cobb Managing Editor Margie Freeman Miss Ruth Uebele Sponsor The Centralian Staff Presents Story of School Year Assistant Editors Gloria Butler Patti Smith T ypists Carolyn Butler Martha Faye Brazier ‘y V k Each year the Centralian staff attempts to portray some of the many aspects of life here at Cen- tral through pictures and words. The staff for this year hopes the development of this hook proves enjoyable and will bring hack memories of this year at Central to each one. 1 Carolyn Cobb Snapshot Editor Arminia Belle Smith Bookkeeper Tracy Barbee Eddie Hedgepath Sports Editor Salesman Salesladies Brenda Kinley Joan Allison Jane Allison Frances Quarles Typist Sandra Day Typist Neal Cray Photographer Clark Batten Assistant Business Manager T. J. Chapman Assistant Business Manager Bob Frederick Salesman The Centralian Staff for 1961-62 ■ President Larry Mils lead. Vice-president, Larry French, Secretary-Treasurer, Gloria Butler; Librarian, Martha Faye Brazier; Chaplain, Raymond Phaup. Choir and Music Groups Present Inspiring Programs The college choir, whose members are chosen according to their musical ability, is directed by Professor Leonard C. Brank. The group presents programs of sacred music in churches in the South- ern area and aspires to witness for Christ through their singing. Director Professor Leonard C. Brank Director Professor Leonard C. Brank Choir Practice Of Sacred Music Accompanists: Frankie Simpson, Janet Nanney, and Profes- sor Leonard C. Brank Quartet: Allen Connor, Raymond Phaup, Charles Joiner, Mums Davis. Choir Presto Music Club President, Ann Fleming; Vice-President, Allen Con- nor; Secretary, Ann Ellen- burg; Treasurer, Frankie Simpson; Sponsor, Mrs. Childs. Students taking private lessons in piano and voice may become members of the Presto Music Club. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club strives to help the students express themselves better through interpretative readings, participation in plays, etc. It helps to develop confidence in one’s ability to speak before the public. President, Eddie Hedgepath, Vice-President, Raymond Phaup; Secretary, Mary Mickel; Treasurer, Robinette Speer; Co-Sponsors, Mrs. Calhoon and Mrs. Freeze. 60 French President, Roy Sims, Vice-President, Clark Batten. Secretary, Joyce Sparks, Treasurer. Giro Yap; Sponsor. Miss Uebele. Club Students of French are members of the French Club, which exists for the practice of French and the familiarization of members with the language, culture, and customs of the French. The Spanish Club is made up of students who have had Spanish or are currently taking it. Its purpose is to gain more knowledge and a better understanding of the Spanish-speaking people and their language. President, Dicky Sykes, Vice-President, Donald Wood. Secretary, Linda Bishop, Treasurer, Lucille Slaughter; Sponsor. Miss Uebele. Spanish Club 6] STUDENT WORKERS Library Assistants Much experience is gained by students who work in various places on campus. Here they have op- portunities to learn by doing and are able to help defray their college expenses. Cupboard Workers Dining Hall Workers 62 SNEA President, Morris Davis; Vice-President, Esther Mullinax; Secretary, Frances Quarles; Treasurer, Pat Booth; Sponsors, Professor Freeze and Miss Gittens. The purpose of the SNEA is to stimulate interest in the teaching profession by presenting its positive aspects, to broaden the knowledge and experience of those who plan to teach, and to provide opportunities for professional growth. Science The Science Club endeavors to cultivate interest in science and to make prac- tical applications of scientific principles. Club President, Bob Barrow; Vice-President, Don Chilgreen; Secretary-Treasurer, Velon Gray; Sponsor, Dr. Bums. I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippiam 3:14 PHILOMATHIAN ATHLETIC SOCIETY President, Marlin Mull, Vice-President, Clark Batten; Secretary, Sandra Day; Treasurer, Judy Sawyer; Sponsor, Professor Chester Freeze. The P. A. S. competes with the K. A. S. in athletic activities and other activities of school life. KEEWANIS ATHLETIC SOCIETY President, Don Shultz; Vice-President, Velon Gray; Secretary. Robinette Speer; Treasurer Dickie Sykes; Sponsor, Dr. C. M Burns. The K. A. S. is one of the two athletic societies which compete in intra- mural sports, tlie Centralian contest, and other contests on campus. In order to promote good sportsmanship, competition, and relaxa- tion in athletics, two so- cieties have been organ- ized — the G. A. A. and the M. A. A. President, Karla Johnston; Vice-President, Vinelle Phil- lips: Secretary, Betty Lou Wells; Treasurer, Jane Alli- son. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEN’S ATHLETIC — . President, Charles Rat! i- nt. Larry Dean Hoyle; S S O | 11 ( ) r 67 K.A.S. Co-captains Larry P. A. S. Co-captains Jason Smith Dean lloyle and Henry and Ken Lowe Shigley Coach Kenneth Callahano v i • ■’ 68 P.A.S. FOOTBALL Raymond Phaup Forward Roy Sims Forward Keith Hoyle Forward Light shirts—K.A.S. Dark Shirts—P.A.S. K.A.S. and P.A.S. BASKETBALL Larry Dean Hoyle Center Donald Wood Guard Marlin Mull Center Tracy Barbee Forward Paul Wilson Center Richard Potts Guard Charles Rader Guard Jason Smith Forward Ken Lowe Forward 70 FIRST ROW: Clark Batten. James Capps Ray Thomas. Eddie Hrdffcpath. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Shields, Tracy Barbee, Jason Smith. Paul Wilson, Marlin Mull, Tim Williams. P.A.S. SOFTBALL K.A.S. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW Marvin Quarles, Raymond Phaup, Wlon Cray. Donald Wood. Henry Shiglry. SECOND ROW Bob Harrow, Alien Clllert, I rrs Dean Hovli J o k Brook • CHarlo Rader. Morris Davis. Bob Fredcriik, jimmy Cobb, Neal Cray. Ed (unaiff, knth lloyl K.A.S. Softball FIRST ROW: Sue Duke; Viola Ellison; Evelyn Jewell; Donav Hooper, SECOND ROW: Lucille Slaughter; Vinelle Phillips; Betty Lou Wells, Captain; Maxine Clark; Carolyn Butler. GIRLS' K.A.S. Basketball Lucille Slaughter, Co-captain, Vinelle Phillips; Sue Duke; Betty Lou Wells, Co-captain; Maxine Clark; Carolyn Butler, Viola Ellison, 72 P.A.S. Softball FIRST ROW: Brenda Kin- ley; Joyce Bridwell; Ann Campbell, Ann Ellenburg. SECOND ROW: Jane Alli- son; Audrey Ramsey; Karla Johnston, Captain; Beth Rankin; Jackie Latham; Lois Briggs. SPORTS P.A.S. Basketball FIRST ROW: Brenda Kinley. Ann Campbell. SECOND ROW: Karla Johnston; Lois Briggs, Captain; Joyce Bridwell, Jackie Latham: Ann Ellenburg; Beth Rankin, Jane Allison. 73 Rachel Moorefield; Esther Kist- ler; Joan Allison; Ann Camp- bell. chief; Jane Allison; Mary Mickel; Brenda Kinley. Each athletic society elects cheerleaders to promote spirit and interest among the other members of the societies. PHILOMATHIAN CHEERLEADERS By dieir support of ath- letic activities, the cheer- leaders help to boost die morale of the players. Maxine Clark; Betty Lou Wells, chief; Sylvia Chil- gren; Tina Biggs; Sue Duke; Carol Maddox; Carolyn Cobb; Lane Griner. KEEWANIS CHEERLEADERS 74 Most Likely to Succeed Janet Carriker and Charles Joiner College Senior Superlatives Most Aesthetic Verne Gravely and Steve Watkins Most Athletic Bobbie Speer and Larry Dean Hoyle Best All-round Frankie Simpson and Morris Davis High school Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Glenda Shockley and Paul Wilson Most Aesthetic Tina Biggs and Ed Bolt Most Athletic Allen Gilbert and Vinelle Phillips Wa tet OP JESUS CHRIST f Central Wesleyan College Central, South Carolina A Christian liberal arts college with distinct emphasis upon the Bible and theology. Approved by the South Carolina State Department of Education as a regular four-year institution for teacher training. Affords opportunities for development in all areas of life, with special attention devoted to the development of an expanding Christian experience. Always alert to discover new methods for the most effective achieve- ment of its goals. Accreditation granted Division of Religion by the Accrediting Associa tion of Bible Colleges. RHETT C. MULLINAX, President CLAUDE R. RICKMAN, Dean JAMES B. CHILDS, JR., Business Manager EVELYN T. RICKMAN, Registrar PAUL MULLINAX Wesleyan Youth President REV. C. R. TEGEN Pastor DR, C. M. BURNS Sunday School Superintendent J, B. CHILDS Chairman of Board of Stewards 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 Lincolnton, North Carolina REV. KENNETH E. GEORGE, Pastor THIS AD IS DEDICATED TO OUR STUDENTS; LARRY DEAN HOYLE Senior — Business Manager CENTRALI AN 1962 KEITH HOYLE Freshman B. WORTH HOFFMAN Contractor NEW CONSTRUCTION - REMODELING Route 4, Lincolnton, North Carolina Phone RE 5-2427 LONG SHOALS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Lincolnton, North Carolina — Route 4 — Phone REgent 5-7687 J. W. STILES, Minister TO SERVE THIS PRESENT AGE Dedicated To The Students: Alan Connor, Jr., Johnny Kiser, Brenda Kinley WE BELIEVE IIV YOUH JUDIilUEIVT ICE CREAM and MILK COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER WESLEYAN YOUTH Compliments of South Carolina Conference PIEDMONT WESLEYAN Youth Camp—June 15-23, 1962 METHODIST CHURCH Greer, South Carolina Workers: Bloom Evangelistic Trio Piedmont, South Carolina Plan to attend this camp for youth by youth . C. G. Shirley, Pastor Compliments of CATEECHEE WESLEYAN FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Cateechee, South Carolina Kings Mountain, North Carolina J. W. Phillips, Pastor Frank McCool, Pastor THE LITTLE WHITE CHURCH PENDLETON MOBILE HOMES Durham, North Carolina Sales — Services — Modern Park A bridge to spiritual life Greenville Street Pendleton, South Carolina Eugene H. Gentry, Pastor Ph. Ml 6-2236 Compliments of TOM C. GRAVELY AGENCY CLAYTON DILLARD FUNERAL HOME INSURANCE Pickens, South Carolina Pickens, South Carolina Ph. 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HEDGEPATH, Pastor Telephones: Church: UN 5-4572; Parsonage: UN 7-7862 HERALDING THE MESSAGE OF SCRIPTURAL FREEDOM FROM SIN Compliments of FIRESTONE WESLEYAN YOUTH SANDRA YOUNG, President SANDRA LOWERY, Secretary and Treasurer GENELLE SISK, Song Leader Students: LOIS BRIGGS EDDIE HEDGEPATH SHINING TOWERS Clemson Highway Anderson, South Carolina Reservations for parties No alcoholic beverages sold Not open on Sunday Compliments of ESSO OIL COMPANY Compliments of PICKENS REXALL DRUG COMPANY E, R. 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TU 2-2714 WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Compliments of INTERMEDIATE GIRLS' CLASS First Wesleyan Methodist Church Bessemer City, North Carolina First Wesleyan Methodist Church Bessemer City, North Carolina Mrs. Pat Beam, Teacher GANTT FUNERAL MEMORIAL MAYFAIR MILLS SERVICE Glenwood Division Liberty, South Coralina Phone 843-2821 Easley, South Carolina or 843-2831 Fine Print Cloths Compliments of WAYNE'S GULF STATION SWIRL West Main at Blair Easley, South Carolina Easley, South Carolina BETHEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Flat Rock, North Carolina Our Students: Mary Louise Henderson Esther Ruth Kistler HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Chapel Road at Kivett Drive High Point, N. C. Heralding the Message of Holiness' Best Wishes from Staff and Management of W E L P 1360 KC-1000 W Easley, S. C. LIBERTY-PIEDMONT Compliments of COMPANY Incorporating THE TRADING POST LIBERTY MOTORS Your one — stop Piedmont Insurance Agency Shopping Center Liberty, South Carolina Easley, South Carolina John W. Callaham, Sr. John W. Callaham, Jr. Ph. 2712 Ph. 6152 Compliments of SARLIN'S J. L. MARTIN'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER DEPARTMENT STORES Tires — Batteries — Accessories Liberty — Easley And Road Service Phone ME 9-2111 Central, South Carolina N. E. MARCUM, Jeweler “Get the Best for Less WATCHES - RADIOS - SILVER FINE CRYSTAL AND CHINA LIBERTY CLEANERS Easley, S. C. Liberty, S. C. Compliments of BROWN FUNERAL HOME Hugh Brown, Owner Seneca, South Carolina CRANE CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Phone UL 9-6491 Easley, S. C. KANNAPOLIS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Wide Awake Sunday School Wesleyan Youth Groups Scout Activities Missionary Circles A Spiritual Program Junior Church REV. DEWEY O MILLER, Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS- Mrs. F. O. Franklin, Teacher T FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH East Alabama Avenue Bessemer City, North Carolina Rev. C. A. Phaup, Paslor Compliments of WELBORN FURNITURE West Main Street Pickens, South Carolina PICKENS LIBERTY FLOWER SHOP Liberty - Ph. 843-4522 Mrs. Coman Brown, Mgr. Pickens - Ph. 878-2412 Mrs. Margaret Gilstrap, Mgr. Compliments of YONGUE DRUG STORE Compliments of J. A. NEALY COMPANY Walgreen Agency Pickens, South Carolina Pickens, South Carolina Compliments of T. E. JONES SONS Pickens, South Carolina HENDRICKS BROTHERS Hardware, Feeds, Seeds, and Groceries Ph. TR8-6131 Pickens, South Carolina Compliments of IRWIN-AUTO SUPPLY 106-108 W. 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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. GRANT'S FURNITURE INSURANCE APPLIANCES Is our middle name Residential-Business-Auto Highway 123 West Pickens, South Carolina HOME INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. TR 8-6102 210 West Main Street Easley, South Carolina For Friendly and Dependable Service See EASLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY WHITMIRE'S Complete Building Supplies From Foundation FEED STORE To Roof' Phone UL 9-9265 North Pendleton Street Phone UL 9-4011 Geo. 1. Newton, Mgr. Easley, S. C. Easley, S. C. Modern Rooms With Private Tile Baths—Telephones —Room Television—Optional—Air Conditioning CLEMSON MOTEL SMART FASHIONS Clemson, South Corolina Clothing for the family and custom made draperies Located 2 Miles East of Clemson on U. S. Highway for the home. 123 direct route between Greenville, S. C. — Atlanta, Georgia. Ph. 654-2744 J. F. Dunwoody, Manager Easley, South Carolina H. C. MILHOUS-JEWELERS BEST WISHES We specialize in watch repair Easley, South Carolina CENTRAL CONCRETE PLASTER CO. Ph. UL 9-9489 Central, South Carolina CENTRAL DRY CLEANERS CLEMSON FURNITURE COMPANY When Soiled, Don't Fuss — Call on Us “Where Your Dollar Buys More, For Cash or Easy Terms Nathan S. Newton Clemson, S. C. Compliments of CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE R. T. MARTIN'S ESSO STATION Central, South Carolina Central, South Carolina ME 9-2621 ETHEL'S FLOWERS GIFT SHOP SIMS AMOCO Flowers for All Occasions Central, South Carolina Phone ME 9-2611 Central, South Carolina MARTIN'S GROCERY DILLARD SHOE SHOP Greenville Highway Clemson, South Carolina Central, South Carolina Buy Nationally Advertised Quality Merchandise At SMITH'S DEPT. STORE Phone ME 9-2404 P. O. Box F Central, S. C. Compliments of SAM E. BOLT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Anderson, South Carolina CA5-2992 McALLISTER'S MARKET AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH MEAT AND STAPLE GROCERIES Central, S. C. Anderson, S, C. Bakers of MERITA Bread and Cakes KELLY'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Fine Foods 24 hour service Central, South Carolina ME 9-2177 Compliments of SISK FUNERAL HOME Bessemer City, North Carolina Frank Sisk, Proprietor WIGINGTON AUTO PARTS COMPANY Compliments of MEADOWS FOOD STORE Clemson, South Carolina Ph. 654-5903 Bessemer City, North Carolina Your N.A.P.A. Parts Supplier J. S. Meadows, Owner 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 Compliments of TRENTON COTTON MILLS Division of Carolina Mills, Inc. Gastonia, North Carolina Quality Combed Yarns pm§p 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 Plan to Attend North Carolina Conference SHADY GROVE CAMP Compliments of June 21 — July I Workers: R. 0. McAlpine V. A. Mitchell CENTRAL SECOND WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Sam Allred Central, South Carolina For information write: Conference Office 602 North Rotary Drive High Point, North Carolina Paul Eger, Pastor THE NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE Earl T. Gentry, President Supports Central Wesleyan College by Lee Cockerill, Vice-President and Treasurer Prayers — Students — Money Hal Robbins, Secretary FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Easley Bridge Road — At Texas Avenue Greenville, S. C. REV. CLYDE T. BRYANT. Minister WHERE MEN MEET GOD We gladly welcome you to Our church home, iruttmg that if you ore seeking Christ you will find Him here, if sorrowing you will recede comfort, if troubled in sp� nt you will gain the blessings of peace, if discouraged you will rejoice in hope, if friendless find companionship in Christian love . Selected GREER CAMP MEETING South Carolina Conference Greer. South Carolina August 16-26, 1962 Proclaiming the Wesleyon Message' Evangelists: Rev. H. Robb French Rev. R. G. Flexon Dr. T. M. Anderson Song Evangelists: Rev. and Mrs. William Degenkolb HENDRICKS FLOWERS AND POTTERY Flowers for All Occasions Greenville — Clemson Highway Central, South Carolina Phone 654-2262 — Clemson J. C. Putman Phone 882-9024 J. C. PUTMAN SON General Contractors Residential — Industrial — Churches Commercial — General Remodeling High Point, North Carolina Jamestown, North Carolina H. L. P. CRAWFORD Compliments of L. GREEN COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina Box 1303 Clemson, South Carolina Nationwide Insurance Auto-Fire-Life Auto-Fire-Life Home Office Columbus, Ohio OCONEE MEMORIAL PARK Peace of Mind —- Pride of Ownership Seneca, South Carolina MOUNT AIRY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH South Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina Pastor: Rev. H. T, Hilton All Visitors Welcome LEWIS AND CALLAHAM INSURANCE AGENCY The Best in Insurance P. O. Box 525 — Farmers Hall Pendleton, South Carolina Phone Ml 62725 WELCOME WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Arvonia, Virginia Paul Rampey, Pastor ENNIS STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 408 Ennis Street High Point, North Carolina The Whole Gospel For The Whole Man Lyman F. Lance, Pastor Phone 888-6946 CLEMSON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. G. B. NALLEY N. N. NEWTON Box 231 — Clemson, S. C. Phone 654-5750 WE BUILD HOMES CLEMSON HOUSE Clemson, South Carolina Completely Air-Conditioned South Carolina's Smartest and Most Modern Hotel Finest Foods ACTION DIVISION Central, South Carolina PIANO ACTIONS L. C. MARTIN DRUG COMPANY Clemson, S. C. BROWNTOWN WESLEYAN CHURCH Route 1, Belmont, N. C. REV. A. J. KENDRICK, Pastor Phone TA 5-2674 PRINCE'S HOME FURNISHERS Furniture and Appliances L P. Prince, Owner Liberty, South Carolina Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Bessemer City, North Carolina Compliments of HUGH BAILEY, JEWELER Liberty, South Carolina RUTH HAMMOND'S SHOPPE Easley, South Caroilna i O'NEAL-WILLIAMS, INC. SPORTING GOODS Greenville, S. C. Compliments of Cannon Mills Company Central, South Carolina 112 SHADY GROVE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Colfax, North Carolina We Meet We Go To Worship To Serve We Support Central College DEDICATED TO OUR STUDENTS: RICHARD POTTS, DONALD WOOD, SANDY ATKINS, BETTY LOU WELLS, AND MARTHA MORGAN NORTHSIDE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Chamblee, Georgia Metropolitan Atlanta RALPH DAY. Pastor GEORGE SMITH, Minister of Music MRS. GERTRUDE NICHOLS, Pianist WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Asheville, N. C. WATSON C. BLACK, Minister DEDICATED TO OUR STUDENTS: BEVERLY HAWKINS, JAMES CAPPS, AND GARY PARROTT SERVING The Church's Youth Through • Wesleyan Youth Week • Youth Bible Camps • W Y Bible Quiz • W Y Readers' Club • National W Y Conventions • Quadrennial Conventions • Wesleyan Youth Magazine • Aldersgate Teen Topics • 'The Leaders' Digest'1 WESLEYAN 1 V YOUTH Youth Department — Wesleyan Methodist Church of America Minnie's Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church Route 5, Stuart, Virginia n EARL P. PISHER, Pastor DEDICATED TO OUR STUDENT; GLENDA SHOCKLEY O'NEAL-WILLI AMS, INC. SPORTING GOODS Greenville, S. C. L H. LAWING CABINET SHOP AND NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION Phone WE 3-3374 Kannapolis, N. C- Compliments of H. L. Green Company Greenville, S. C. ENSLEY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Birmingham 8, Alabama J. L, DAVIS, Pastor FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CLEMSON WESLEYAN Corner of Park and METHODIST CHURCH Woodward Avenue, S.E. Clemson, South Carolina Atlanta, Georgia We Extend to You a Warm Welcome to Attend Our Services PAUL L. SWAUGER, Pastor EDDIE LANIER, Assistant Pastor JAY VANDIVER, S. S. Superintendent W. D. JAMES, Pastor Compliments of SPARTANBURG WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV. L. W. BARBEE, Pastor Spartanburg, South Carolina MILLER'S STUDIO 8 Clemson Street Liberty, South Carolina Located at Little Mill Near Calumet Baptist Church WEDDING - PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL Phone Day or Night VI 3-6156 Compliments of FORT HILL NATURAL GAS Easley, South Carolina CLEMENT MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Altavista, Virginia HAL G. ROBBINS, JR., Pastor 'The Church of the Open Door DEDICATED TO OUR STUDENTS: ANN AND GAIL CAMPBELL, AND JAMES SHIELDS Compliments of the CUPBOARD CHARLES JOINER, Manager Compliments of CENTRAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Charlotte, N. C. rJP THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE When Measured by . . . . . . Past Accomplishments . . . Present Emphasis . , . Future Possibilities Is One of the Leading Conferences in Wesleyan Methodism I LYNCHBURG WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 725 Mansfield Street Lynchburg, Virginia Sunday School .............9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ..........11:00 A M. Evening Worship ...........7:45 P.M, Mid-Week Service ..........7:30 P.M. Your Home — When Away From Home RAYMOND POWERS, JR. Pastor T. C. HICKS Sunday School Superintendent DIRECTORY COLLEGE SENIORS PATRICIA BELLE BOOTH Entered 3; K.A.S.; Girls' Chorus 3; S.N.E.A. 3,4, Treas- urer 4; Class Secretary 4; W.Y. 3,4. KENNETH H. CALLAHAM Entered 3; K.A.S.; Keewanis Coach 4; Christian Service 4. JAMES MODIE CAPPS Entered 1; P.A.S.; Christian Service 1,2,3,4; M.A.A. 1,2,3; Vice-president W.Y 2, Student Pastor 4; Veterans’ Club 1 JANET ANN CARRFKER Entered 1; P.A.S.; Christian Service 1,2,3, Program Chair- man 1, Treasurer 3, W.Y. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Vice-president 1; Collegian Staff 2,3,4. Editor-in-chief 2,4, Feature Edi- tor 3; Centralian Staff, Literary Editor 3; S.N.E.A. 3,4. Dramatics Club 3,4, President 3; Girls' Dorm Council 2, Committee 4; Student Social Committee, Chairman 4: Senior Superlatives 4. ALLEN FOUNZE CONNOR Entered 1; A S.; College Choir 12,3,4; College Quartet 1,2,3,4; Brass Quartet 1,2; Christian Service 3; Presto Music Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 4, F.M.F. 1,2; Boys’ Dorm Council 3; W.Y. 1,2. MORRIS LEE DAVIS Entered 2; K.A.S.; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 4; College Choir 2,3,4, Vice-president 2, President 3; W.Y. 2; Presto Music Club 2, Vice-president 2; M.A.A. 2, Sec- retary 2. Spanish Club 2; Assistant Editor Centralian 3; News Editor Collegian 3, College Quartet 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice-president 3; S.N.E.A. 3,4, President 4; Senior Superlatives 4 ELIZABETH ANN FLEMING Entered 1; P.A.S., Secretary 2; Spanish Club 2; Presto Music Club 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; Girls' Dorm Council 2.4, Treasurer 2, President 4; College Choir 2,3; W.Y. 1.2.3.4, Christian Service 1,2,4 ELSIE VERNE GRAVLEY Entered 1; P.A.S., Cheerleader 1; Presto Music Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-president 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Christian Service 1; F.M.F. 1; W.Y. 1,2.3; Dramatics Club 3,4 S.N.E.A. 3,4. Centralian Staff 2, College Choir 1,2,3,4, Ladies' Trio 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1; Senior Superlatives 4, Girls’ Dorm Council 2,3. BETTY LEE CRINER Entered 1; K.A.S.; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. Presto Music Club 1,2,3,4; F.M.F. 1,2,3; Christian Service 2, Street Meeting Team 2. W.Y. 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 1; Dramatics Club 3,4 Collegian Staff 2,3,4. News Editor 2, Reporter 3; Girls Dorm Council 3; Centralian Staff 1.2.3.4, Typist 1, Literary Editor 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3.4, College Freshman Marshal 1; College Junior Marshal 3; Senior Superlatives 4. MARYCORINNE HAMMOND Entered I, P.A.S.; S.N.E.A 3; F.M.F. 1,2,3; W.Y. 1,2,3,4; Christian Service 1,2,3, Collegian Staff 3, F.M.F. Program Chairman 2; Science Club 3, LARRY DEAN HOYLE Entered 1; K.A.S.; M.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 4. Class Vice-president 3, Class President 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4, All-Star 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, All-Star 1,2,3.4; Co-Captain 2,3; Softball 1.2.3.4, All-Star 1,2,3, Co-Captain 1,2,3, Business Manager Collegian 2; Business Manager Centralian 4; Dorm Coun- cil 4; S.N.E.A. 3,4, Senior Superlatives 4. HORACE E. HUDGINS Entered 1; K.A.S.; F.M.F. 1,2, President 2; W.Y. 1,2,3, Vice-president 3; Christian Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 3; Pastor 4; Senior Superlatives 4, EVELYN LOUISE JEWELL Entered L K.A.S.; Christian Service 1,2; W.Y. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2 Spanish Club 1; Collegian Staff 4, Business Manager 4. S.N.E.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 4. CHARLES LEE JOINER Entered 1; K A S.; College Choir 1,2,3,4; College Quartet 2.3.4 Gospel Team 1, Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4; A.A.E.S, Representative Springfield, Missouri 3; Spanish Club 1,2, President 2; Radio Program 1,3; Collegian Staff 2, Sports Editor 2, Assistant Business Manager 2, Boys’ Dorm Council 4; M.A.A. 1,3,4; S.N.E.A. 3.4 Football 3,4; Mathematics Award 4; Senior Superla- tives 4; Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. JIMMY JULIAN KIMBLE Entered 1 K.A.S.; Spanish Club 1,2; Collegian Staff 2,3, Business Manager 3; S.N.E. A 4: Assistant Dean of Men 3.4, W.Y. 4; Science Club 3,4. SIDNEY CARROL LAFON Entered 1, P A S.; Christian Sendee 1,2,3,4, Street Meeting Team 1,2, Alternate Pastor 3, Gospel Team 4; W.Y. 1.2.3.4, Program Committee 2, Missionary Planning Com- mittee 4; F.M.F’. 1,2; Boys' Dorm Council 1,4, Secretary- Treasurer 1, Vice-president 4 Student Council 1; M.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Football 1,2,3,4. Softball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3; Col- lege Choir 2,3, Collegian Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Student Social Committee 4. SHIRLEY PATRICIA MASON Entered I; K.A.S.; Dramatics Club 3,4; W.Y. 1,2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 1. BETTY LOU MORGAN Entered 2; P A S. Christian Service 2; Dorm Council 3; F.M.F. 2,3,4, W.Y. 2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 3,4. MARTHA JEANNETTE MORGAN Entered 2; K A S., Program Committee 3; W.Y. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Centralian Staff 2,3, Business Manager 3; Dramatics Club 3,4, Program Committee 4; G.A.A. 3; Science Club 3.4. BOBBY NOEL NORRIS Entered 1. K.A.S.; Christian Service 2,3,4; Student Pastor 3.4, RAYMOND LEROY PHAUP Entered 1; K.A.S., Vice-president 1, Treasurer 2,3; Class President 1,2, Student Council 3; College choir 1,2,3,4; College Quartet 2,3,4; Christian Service 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3.4, F.M.F. 4; Brass Quartet 1,2, Dorm Council 3; M.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4. Presto Music Club 1 Collegian Staff 3; Dramatics Club 3.4, Vice-president 4. 122 DIRECTORY FRANCES LUCILLE QUARLES Entered I; K.A.S.; Spanish Chib 1; Cohesion Typist 1, W.Y. 1,2,4: Christian Service Secretary 3; S.N.E.A, Sec- retary 3,4; Centralian Staff 4, G.A.A. 3. AUDREY ELAINE R AMSEY Entered 1; P.A.S.; Christian Service 1,2; G.A.A. 1, Span- ish Club 1,2; F.M.F. 2, W.Y. 2; Presto Music Club 3; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Collegian Staff 4. LINDA CAROL SHEPHERD Entered 3; P.A.S.; F.M.F. 3,4, Secretary 4, Dorm Council 4; S.N.E.A. 4; W.Y. 3,4. WILMA FRANKIE SIMPSON Entered 1; K.A.S., Secretary 2; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Col- lege Choir 1,2,3,4; Accompanist for Choir 1.2,3.4 College Trio 2,3,4, Presto Music Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, Treas- urer 1, W.Y. Secretary 1; Student Council 4 Assistant Editor of Centralian 1; Class Secretary 1,2,3; Senior Super- latives 4; Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Entered 1, P.A.S.; Secretary-Treasurer 1; F.M.F. 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3, Vice-president 1,2; College Choir 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, College Trio 2,3; G.A.A. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Centralian Staff 1 Collegian Staff 2; W.Y. 1.2,3; Christian Service 1,2,3, Gospel Team 1,2,3; Girls' Dorm Council 1,2,3, Secretary- Treasurer 1,3; Presto Music Club 1. ROBINETTE ARJEAN SPEER Entered 1; K.A.S., Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,2, Dramatics Club 4, Treasurer 4 Centralian Staff 1.2; G.A.A. 1,2,3, President 1, Vice-president 2. Secretary-Treasurer 3; F.M. F. 2; W.Y. 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 3; S.N.E.A. 4; Collegian Staff 3,4, Editor-in-chief 3. Senior Superla- tives 4; Campus Reporter for the Wesleyan Youth 4. STEPHEN DANIEL WATKINS Entered 1, K.A.S., President 2, College Quartet 1, College Choir 1. Class Vice-president 3,4. Student Council 1,2,4. Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,3,4; President of Christian Sendee 4; Boys' Dorm Council 1,2; Treasurer of Dorm Council 1, Treasurer of Student Council 1; Gospel Team 3,4; Senior Superlatives 4. LOWER DIVISION JERRY BURTON BANKS Entered 3; P.A.S.; Class President 3,4; Football 3,4 Bas- ketball 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Superlatives 4 KATARINA BRACKER BIGGS Entered 4, K.A.S.. Dramatics Club 4 Presto Music Club 4. F.M.F, 4; Senior Superlatives 4. SAM EDWARD BOLT, JR. Entered 4, P.A.S.; Senior Superlatives 4. CAROLYNE LOUISE COBB Entered 4; K A S.; Centralian Staff 4: Collegian Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. 4. F.M.F. 4. ALLEN McGUIRE GILBERT Entered 3; K.A.S.; Football 4; Baseball 4 Basketball 4; Choir 4; Senior Superlatives 4, Dramatics Club 4. DOROTHY MARGARET GIL LIARD Entered 3; P.A.S.; Cheerleader 3; G.A.A. 3; Dramatics Club 4; Girls' Chorus 3. KARLA RUTH JOHNSTON Entered 3; P.A.S., Class Secretary 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; G.A.A. President 4 G A A. 3,4; College Choir 4; F.M.F. 3, 4; W.Y. 3,4; Basketball Team 3,4, Softball Team 3,4 Gospel Team 3; Dramatics Club 3; Class Marshal 3; Senior Superlatives 4. JEWELL DUNCAN KEY Entered 3; P.A.S.; Girls Chorus 3; Cheerleader 3; Chris- tian Service 3. PAUL EUGENE KEY Entered 3; K.A.S.; Presto Music Club 3,4 WALTER WILLARD KISER Entered 4. K.A.S.; Class Vice-president 4; Collegian Staff 4, Football 4; F.M.F. 4. M.A.A. 4. Christian Service 4 Senior Superlatives 4. ESTHER RUTH KISTLER Entered 3; P.A.S.; Wesleyan Youth 3,4; F.M.F. 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Presto Music Club 3 Dramatics Club 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Cheerleader 4. Basketball 3. JUDY ANCELYN M ASTERS Entered 3, K.A.S,; Cheerleader 3. WANDA LEE McCALL Entered 3; P.A.S.; G.A.A. 3, Basketball 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Gospel Team 4. JANET MARIE MINER Entered 4; K.A.S.; F.M.F. 4; W.Y. 4. CORNELIA VTNELLE PHILLIPS Entered 3; K.A.S.; Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, G.A.A. 3,4; Vice-president G.A.A, 4; College Choir 4 V Y 3,4. Gospel Team 4. Basketball Team 3,4, Softball Team 3,4; Dorm Council 4; Senior Superlatives 4. GLENDA ANN SHOCKLEY Entered 4; P.A.S.; F.M F. 4. Bible Club 4. Senior Super- latives 4. JOHN RICHARD TAYLOR Entered 3, P.A.S.; Football 3,4. PAUL WAYNE WILSON Entered 4; P.A.S.; Gospel Team 4. Basketball Team 4; Football Team 4, Student Council 4; W.Y. 4, College Choir 4; Presto Music Club 4; M.A.A. 4; Senior Superla- tives 4. 123 To the students, faculty, and friends of Central Wesleyan College: I should like to express deep appreciation to each one who has made this CENTRALIAN possible. 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