Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

“WO-vi ■ n iscration Buiitfin, Central Wesleyan College was estab- lished for the purpose of promoting Christian education. This it has en- deavored to do since it was established in .1906, Study plays an important part in the life of every college student. Here we see Johnny Kiser, Neal Gray, Spencer Moon, and Brenda Kimble preparing for class. i f ' Stewart- Stuart-Bennett Hall was opened for the first time in September as a residence for women. It replaces the dormitory that was destroyed by fire on Decem- ber 7, 1962, and contains fifty rooms for two occupants each, an infirmary and several guest rooms. Bennett Hall Completed When each girl has talked to her roommate about the boy that spoke to her today, eaten enough soup to never be hungry again, and studied for first period class, the lights go out in Stuart-Bennett. There comes a time in each college student’s day when he must forget the superfluities of college life and attend to the matter of eating. The J. A. WOOD DINING HALL is located on the first floor of Stuart-Bennett Hall. Childs Hall :r=r='r and bull sessions are a part of life in the dormitory. A Typical Scene Larry McAlpine, Bob Allred, Dickie Smith, Johnny Kiser 6 ♦ I God has demonstrated His interest and help in the developments here at Central, he gave us The J. B. Childs Athletic Field, which is a beautiful and perfect natural stadium. Also, His help made possible the construction of the Folger Fine Arts Bulla ing, which is nearing completion. Central College Plans lor the Future There is a greater need today than ever before for Christian education. In order for Central Wesleyan College to do its part in the Southern Area, many facilities are needed on campus. Among these are a new administration building, a fine arts building which is now under construction, a classroom building, and a new gymnasium. We believe that it is God's will for us to have these new additions on our campus within the next five years so that more Christian young people can be trained for His service. Administration Building 8 i Classroom BoO«U� Study To Show Thyself Reading, 'riteing, 'rithmetic—Contrary to popular thought, college is more than extra-curricular ac- tivities, At Central the student makes an honest effort to acquire at least a portion of the knowledge that was meant for him. The three R’s are replaced by history, chemistry, psychology, and other courses too numerous to mention. Central” offers a quality education. Approved Rev. Earl Alexander, College Pastor To the student the College Church is a symbol of meditation, devotion, and spiritual refreshing. Here the cares and worries of student life can be forgotten. After a brief period of worship, the student goes forth to do a greater work for Christ. J't Rev. J. Paul Hill, Fall Evangelist Missionary Convention Personnel: Rev. Robert Crosby, Rev. Glenn Barnett, Miss Ruth Hayward, Rev. Vernon Swanson, and Rev. Harold Johnson. 13 i — . r - A Well- Rounded Life I 17 Wti itio Eddie Hedgepath Proves To lie Capable Student Body President w Acting as the honor council, co-ordinating club activities, building Christmas floats, collecting green stamps for a bus, giving parking tickets, flunking school, being on the blunt end of all criticism, etc. etc. This is the student council of 1963-1964. With president, Eddie Hedgepath, at the head, this organization is truly the center of all student activities. These members of the Stu- dent Council strive hard to make Central Wesleyan a pleasurable as well as a profitable place to live and work. President, Eddie Hedgepath Vice-President, Don Wood Treasurer, Vinelle Phillips Secretary, Linda Moore Linda Moore, Willie Rush, Bill Jenkins, Carolyn Butler, Bob Black, .Curtis Lee, Eddie Hedgepath, Diane Lawerence, Joyce Sparks, Karla Johnston, Larry McAlpine, Sandy Atkins, Vinelle Phillips, Don Wood. Judy Marchant, Joyce Sparks, Dickie Sykes, and Sandy Atkins, president. The S. E. A. (Student Education Association) is the only professional or- ganization on campus. All those students who are planning to teach must be a member of this organization. The Athletic Council is in charge of arranging and co-ordinating all athletic events. Vinelle Phillips, Butch Mobley, Karla Johnston, Donald Wood, and Hams Gil- strap (not pictured). The Dorm Councils are respon- sible for trying to keep a wholesome and pleasant at- mosphere in the dormitories. They endeavor to make dorm life a pleasurable and happy experience for all. Velon Gray is president of the Men's Dorm Council, and Beth Rankin is president of the Women's Dorm Council. 19 Dr. Roy S. Nicholson, sponsor, and Curtis Lee, president Saved To In education today the practical side is often stressed. Those wishing practical experience in any type of Christian work--church services, services for the elderly, bible clubs for children, jail services, and personal evangelism--are members of Christian Service Organization. ♦ Rev. and Mrs. Hooper and Family from Bramard Indian School where a trio of our students worked this summer. 20 Service at Old Folk's Home Tell Others Glenda Shockley, President All young people enjoy youth services--students at Central are no exception. The Wesleyan Youth, under the leadership of Gary Cockerill, in addition to weekly services has sponsored a very effective Missionary Convention. 21 W niRGlRX MISSI I ■ ; THURSDAY If S:30AM I i(AVK |:10 FMK SKKVICK (vSOAM I5n FRIDAY 1-00 PROGRAM COMM. For those students who have an interest in and who feel a special call to missions, the Foreign Missions Fellowship is a very helpful organization. Their interest and enthusiasm is demonstrated by their willingness to get up and out to early morning prayer meeting twice weekly. Mr. Glen Chestnut, Don Wood, Karla Johnston. Karla has done a great job in combin- ing dozens of odd articles, many good ideas, and late hours at night into the finished product of an organized news- paper which portrays current life at C. W. C. The COLLEGIAN is re- ceived by all the pastors, alumni, former students, prospective students, and various friends of C. W. C. THE CENTRAL COLLEGIAN Published by the students of Central Wesleyan College of Central, South Carolina Editor-in-chief. . . . Karla Johnston Associate Editor Managing Editor News Editor. . . Feature Editor . Sports Editor . . Editorialist . . . Photographer . . Typists Layout Editor. . Reporters .... . . . Cynthia Wiggins, Audrey King, and David Kelly Cartoonist . . . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . Bill Wallace Bookkeeper . . Business Staff. . . . . Jean Nicholson, Sybil Shigley Sponsor..... 22 Bill Wallace and Tony Baker Shirley Line berry EDITORIAL STAFF Carolyn Butler-Editor Johnny Kiser Mike Hill Inez Knight Mickey Rickman Brenda Kinley Carroll Hutcheson LaRae Richards Harold Nash Spencer Moon Brenda Kimble Willard Kiser Jane Allison BUSINESS STAFF Larry French-Business Manager Bill Jenkins Viola Ellison Ruth Ellen Rampey Martha Brazier Macy Gormus Sybil Shigley Gail Ellenburg Martha Youngblood Inez Knight, Johnny Kiser, Jane Allison, Mike Hill, Willard Kiser, Carolyn Butler SPONSOR Mrs. Helen Calhoon Sybil Shigley Mrs. Helen Calhoon, Carolyn Butler, Larry French The CENTRALLAN is the official yearbook of Central Wesleyan College. It portrays the 1963-1964 year at Central Wesleyan. Of course it is polished up a bit--the office isn’t always as clean as it appears here. All the work isn't even done in the office. It's amazing how many wonderful ideas are thought of in class. From this flurry of picture schedules, layouts, copy, selling subscriptions and advertisements, and meeting deadlines, finally comes the finished product--the 1964 CENTRALLAN, Larry McAlpine, President of the P. A. S. receives the CENTRALIAN trophy from Larry French with his congratulations on selling more ads and annuals than the K. A. S, Fonda Asbury, President of the Dramatics Club, keeps things in order back stage. Our Town The wedding--Emily and George (or Marcia and Bob) become and wife in Our Town. Dramatics Club Presents Bob Black and Marcia Jackson portray Emily and George, two young people very much in love, in the first production of the year for the Dramatics Club. Clark Batten. Jim Childs, Bill Jenkins The Science Club is of special interest to those students who are planning on a career in science or biology. Clark Batten is president of this organization. - ' The Presto Musice Club is composed pri- marily of those students enrolled in private music lessons--voice, piano, or organ. Throughout the year they present several recitals for the student body and faculty. Linda Moore is president. Linda Moore Departmental (' I ii l s 27 Linda Bell, Jean Nicholson, Fonda Asbury, Viola Ellison, Mary Louise Henderson, Miriam Long, Sybil Shigley, Jane Potts, Mary Mickel, Macy Gormus, Tina Biggs, Esther Kistler, Marie Graham, Ruth Ellen Rampey, Vinelle Phillips, Marilyn Bennett, Ronnie Speegle, Harold Nash, Dottie Barrett, Mary Ellen Martin, Bill Wallace, Bill Jenkins, Allen Barrett, Micky Rickman, David Kelly, Gary Cockerill, Paul Wilson, Warren Bennett, Harold Mobley, Tony Baker, Malcolm Rainwater. Thirty-two persons from our campus are the center of attention in many of the churches here in the Southern Area. They are the Var- sity Choir and their director, Leonard C. Brank, During the second semester of each year, the choir performs at many services, includ- ing a spring tour of one week, and enjoys the good Southern hospital- ity. It has proven to be a very rewarding experience to all. How many pounds have you gained girls—Tina??? 28 Leonard C. Brank Ladies Sextet: Jane Potts, Vinelle Phillips, Ruth Ellen Rampey, Jean Nicholson, Esther Kistler, Carolyn Snipes, Sybil Shigley Mixed Quartet: Micky Rickman, Ruth Ellen Rampey, Marie Graham, Paul Wilson. 1 ' Students Enjoy Working All studying and no work isn’t good for students. In order to alleviate this problem Mr. J. B. Childs has made it possible for these students wishing to work to have this opportunity. Margaret Bean, Carolyn Snipes, Butch Mobley Gail Campbell 30 ' 31 Sports J LUjI'i -'a.- 4, ■ -.15 .. J !ht : r Keewanis Are Triumphan li Harv’est Day-Homecoming game P. A. S. Football Team-Butch Mobley, Harold Nash, Dickie Smith, Gary Cockerill, Larry Me Alpine, Larry French, Richard Mobley, Carroll Hutcheson, James Morgan, Paul Wilson, Allen Barrett, Larry Milstead, and Jimmy Childs. P. A. S. Cheerleaders-Glenda Shockley, Jean Nicholson, Lynn Herd, Ruth Reece, Brenda Kinley. Gail Ellenburg, Mary Mickel, Orvita Poppel, Mar- tha Youngblood, and Macy Gormus. r lin Foot lui 11 Season This year proved to be a success for the C. A. S., winning six games. 3ne of the highlights of the football games was he annual homecoming game. One of the best :rowds of the year attended, and the game was complete with a visiting high school band. The 5. A. S, worked hard this day, but their utempts were in vain. K. A. S. Football team-Allen Gilbert, Joe Tankersley, John Tysinger, David Coile, Bob Allred, Blair Slaughter, Willie Rush, Willard Kiser, Bill Jenkins, Don Wood, Gordon Bennett, Bob Black, Warren Bennett, Bill Wallace, Malcolm Rainwater, Tony Baker, Jack Brooks. K. A. S. Cheerleaders-Tina Biggs, Sybil Shigley, Marcia Jackson, Vine lie Phillips, Sandi Jones, and Sharon Brank, Mascot. • Basketball Season The P. A. S. have been striving for success in its basketball games. The girls have won all of their games against the K. A. S. Good at- tendance and sportsmanship have been dis- played at all games. The K, A. S. boys have led the P. A. S. by winning all games played thus far. Good action and team cooperation have made the games a wonderful time of Christian fellowship. Even though we are not always in agree- ment with Dr. Wood's refereeing, we greatly appreciate his help! The only problem that has risen is the 200 admission! Mil Athletic Societies Coordinate Sports The Keewanis Athletic Society and the Philomathian Athletic Society serve to arouse compe- tition in die athletic program. This year the games were great and the competition was keen. Larry McAlpine and Bill Wallace received good sportsmanship awards from the opposing K. A. S. and P, A. S. teams respectively. P.A.S. Officers Larry McAlpine, President Dick Whitner, Vice-President Gail Campbell, Secretary Marie Graham, Treasurer Larry McAlpine K.A.S. Officers Gordon Bennett, President Willie Rush, Vice-President Sally Schram, Secretary David Coile, Treasurer Features Miss Mary Mickel 38 Miss Central Wesleyan College Crowned at Valentine Banquet Our first Min Central Wesleyan College, Miss Mary Mickel, was crowned at the Valentine Banquet, One girl from each class was se- lected as her attendant. Mary Is a very good example of a well- rounded individual--spintually, aesthetically, socially, and intellectually. Because she is known and loved by all, she was selected as our queen. Queen - Mary Mickel Escort - Richard Mobley Senior Attendant - Sandy Atkins Escort - Jon Olin Childs Junior Attendant - Fonda Asbury Escort - Fred Norman Sophomore Attendant - Vinelle Phillips Escort - Willard Kiser 39 i- - .7 Freshman Attendant - Sandi Jones Escort - Jack Brooks BEST ALL AROUND- Beth MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT- Sandra MOST INTELLECTUAL- Patsy Cowan Dicky Sykes Seniors RanJ ln ««lim Sham Atlans and Gordon M°ST UKELV fddie Hedt S'Path and j0ycc oiior Who's W ho in American 42 ('.olleffes and I niversities 1 45 Administration Dr. Mullinax gratefully signs the contract for Folger Fine Arts Building. Central College Grows Under Good Leadership 46 Claude R. Rickman Academic Dean Evelyn T. Rickman Registrar Division of Religion The Division of Religion is one of the most important here at Central Wesleyan College. Heading this Department is Dr. Roy S. Nicholson. The objectives of this department are to offer training required for ordination by the Wesleyan Methodist Church; to train mis- sionaries for the Wesleyan Methodist Church; to train laymen for service in the church; to offer pre-seminary training; to train Christian workers of other denominations as far as our program fits needs; and to supervise the practical application of classroom instruction. Divison of Humanities This division strives to develop skills in oral and written communication and interpre- tation of the printed page; to develop musicianship and skills in performance of voice, organ, and piano; to cultivate appreciation for the truly great in literature, an, and music; and to develop an understanding and appreciation for people of other cultures. Miss Ruth Uebele heads this division. 1 Margaret G, Childs, B. Mus. Leonard C. Brank, B.S. Helen Calhoon, M.A. - 48 Division of Natural Science This department, which is one of the fastest growing in the school, is of chief concern to those enrolled in liberal arts. Among its objectives is to offer the basic subjects required for the liberal arts program; to offer foundational courses in science for those who will go into medical technology and research; and to offer a major in biology for those who will teach biology in high school. Dr. Paul B. Wood, a recent addition to the faculty, is acting chairman of this department. Freda Myers, M. A. Paul B. Wood, Ph. D. Glen Chestnut, M. A. Martha S. Evatt, B. S. Division of Social Science More and more, professional education is becoming a part of the American way of life. The objectives of this division are to offer training for elementary teachers; to give professional education courses for secondary school teachers; to cultivate a professional attitude toward the teaching profession; to offer a major in history; to acquaint the student with sociological, economical and political problems; to offer a major in psychology; to offer basic business courses for a minor; and to offer basic courses in business administration. Dr. Claude R. Rickman heads this department. Rosemary B. Tysinger, M. A. Old 1. Appreciates Its Fine Staff Mrs. Myrtle McDaniel Dietitian Dr. J. Waldin Tysinger Public Relations Not pictured Mrs. Nancy Nash Bookkeeper Mrs. Christine Wood Women's Residence Counsellor School Nurse Mrs. Margaret Brank Assistant Dietitian Dr. Claude R. Rickman Men's Residence Counsellor Mrs. Jeanette Graves Bursar Mrs. W ood Appreciates New Infirmary Mrs. Wood checks Carroll Hutcheson to make sure he is not coming down with a cold. Mrs. Addie Milstead President's Secretary Mrs. Helen Mullinax Postal Clerk Mr. Eugne Trotter Care of Maintenance Mrs. Arzela Carry Manager of College Bookstore ■m t 53 Students Freshmen Realize Importance of Studying FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS- President, Harold Mobley; Vice President, Diane Lawrence; Secretary, Marilyn Bennett; Treasurer, Martha Youngblood. George Akers Bob Allred Roger Balzan 54 Dottie Barrett Margaret Bean Linda Bell Stewart Bell Dale Bennett Warren Bennett Bob Black Wayne Collins Donna Driver Gail Ellenburg Lyle Geist Allen Gilbert Macy Gormus Lynn Herd Mark Henson Joy Hutcheson Freshmen Are Put To Diane Lawrence Phyllis Lineberry Billy Joe McBride I Linda Melton Judy Morris Work on Initiation l)av Harold Nash Ellen Nealy Ronnie Newton L Butch Mobley Charles Muse Jean Nicholson 58 Mary Silldorff Richard Smith Carolyn Snipes Nancy Sparks SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS- President, Bill Wallace; Vice President, Mike Hill; Secretary, Esther Kistler; Treasurer, Tony Baker. Bill Wallace Leads Sophomore Class loan Allison Tony Baker Allen Barrett Tina Biggs Jack Brooks Carolyn Burdette Gary Cockerill David Coile Sue Duke Carroll Hutcheson Brenda Kimble Willard Kiser Bill Jenkins David Kelly Esther Kistler Lewis Lyon Jerry Meaders Sophomore Class Richard Mobley James Morgan Linda Moore Joan Newell Vinelle Phillips Orvita Poppell Richard Potts Ruth Ellen Rampey Ruth Reece Mickey Rickman r L J Shows Versatility J Sybil Shigley Mike Thomas Blair Slaughter John Tysinger JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS- President, Johnny Kiser; Vice President, Larry Milstead; Secre- tary, Shirley Lineberry; Treasurer, Martha Faye Brazier, J 64 Junior (Mass Officers Discuss Plans for Banquet Alice Albertson Jane Albson Fonda Asbury Clark Batten Martha Faye Brazier Carolyn Butler Gail Campbell Jimmy Childs Marie Graham Neal Gray 1963 Colle Travels Dur I Glenda Hardin Richard Potts, Paul Wilson, Mary Louise Henderson John Hilley Karla Johnston Brenda Kinle ge Quartet ing Summer Larry Milstead, and Larry French Johnny Kiser Shirley Lineberry Miriam Long Mary Ellen Martin Larry McAlpine James McConathy Mary Mickel Larry Milstead Rachel Quarles Jewell Richards Rachel Simmons Glenda Shockley Senior Class Led by Mary Cole Treasurer Capable Officers Gordon Bennett President Jim Sheriff Vice-President Viola Ellison Secretary After approximately 128 semester hours of hard labor, 500 nights of burning the midnight oil, 500 cups of coffee, 1,000 hours of gabbing, and $4,000 of debt, about 35 seniors make their debut into the world. Although there were times when they were almost defeated and were ready to quit, they are now proud of their feat, and are ready to give to the world the best that they have. With the realization that Central has given them her best and has helped them grow into mature young adults, they are now reluctant to leave her. But they press toward and strive for higher heights and they can make Central the proudest Mother school ever. deeper depths, so that GEORGIA ALLISON Modest yet capable; unassuming yet persistent. SANDRA ATKINS She's a friend to all she meets and lias a smile for all she greets. GORDON BENNETT Good humor is the sign of a large and generous soul. Joyce Sparks help fix a hearty breakfast before the seniors embark on their class trip. MARY COLE Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm. ” PATSY COWAN Elegant as simplicity, and warm as ecstasy. VIOLA ELLISON Give to the world the best that you have, 72 and the best will come back to you. Seniors Enjoy BRENDA FREEMAN True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duty always. Banquet VELON GRAY If he can't see the bright side of things, he polishes up the dark side and looks at it. HARRIS GILSTRAP He who helps his neighbor does himself a good turn. CHARLES GRAVES Ready for anything you ask, be it fun or work. MILLARD HANGER A man of cheerful yesterdays and confi- dent tomorrows. L EDDIE HEDGEPATH Reason and judgement are the qualities of a leader. PAUL HILSON The best of all preachers are the men who live their creed, AUDREY KING Peaceful, thoughtful, and resigned, always modest sweet and kind. Senior (’lass INEZ KNIGHT Fair and gentle, good and true, dignified and witty too. CURTISS LEE Graced as he is with the power of words; he'll always have friends wherever he goes, JUDY MARCHANT She started to sing as she tackled the thing that couldn't be done and she did it. DONAV MESSER Patient of toil; serene amidst alarms; inflexible in faith; invincible in arms. SPENCER MOON We all wonder and still the world grows--how, where, and when he learns what he knows. Visits Charleston BETH RANKIN Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes, in every gesture dignity and love. JIM SHERIFF Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. ” REVEL SMITH To know him is to like him, for a faithful friend is better than pure gold. ” JOYCE SPARKS Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes, soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies. DICKY SYKES The door of success is open to him who seeks wisdom. MARY ELLEN WELSH Friendship, like love, is but a name, unless to one you strike the flame. GIM YAP Character is higher than intellect; a great soul will be strong to live, as well as to think. Dr. and Mrs. Nicholson Sponsor Senior ('lass 76 Second Semester Students Special Students Barbara Bross Elaine Brown Jeanette Graves Carolyn Matthews Bernice Padgett Bay Petrea Tommy Rhodes Thomas Thompson Charles Turner Judy Lynn And so farewell-- As the time draws nigh to close this yearbook, the Editor and Business Manager would like to take this op- portunity to say some things we have wanted to say all year long. As we look back over the year, we realize that much work and time has been put into this annual. We sincerely hope that you like it. Of course, our year- book is not without mistakes—we did make one or two! Our assistants made a few; the printers made a few; and probably the students made a few also. To those who helped in the CENTRALIAN contest, we give a pat on the back. To those who did not, we withhold our pat. Overall you, the students, have cooperated well with us, and to you we are grateful beyond measure. Really it doesn’t take anyone special to be an Editor or a Business Manager--all you have to do is devote a full semester to the job, be calm at all times and disregard deadlines--you can't meet them anyway; have the 'atience of Job; don’t tell anyone you’re selling ads; and finally, tactfully withdraw from school at the end of the term. All in all it really hasn't been this bad. If it has been some work, it has been more fun. In the years to come, we hope that you will look back over this annual and remember all the good times as we will do. And so we bid you an affectionate goodbye. «M4 Advertising 79 usa' FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Central, South Carolina Earl E. Alexander Pastor V P $s IN THE y o ,.o In Worship O , A' % In Training In Service Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 80 Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Mis sionary Society End Thursday each month Wesleyan Youtl 6:45 P.M. W oman's CENTRAL WESLEYAN A Dynamic Christian College Offers thorough academic training under wholesome, social, and consistent spiritual environment. For further information (catalogs, application forms etc.) write Public Relations Director's Office. BENNETT HALL Prestresse Com NVILLE Ter Plumbing | He ating By By E. R. KELLETT CO. MAC” REEVES PLUMBING AND HEATING Greenville, S.C. Greenville, S.C. Interior Decorating Electrical Work By By KIRBY QUINN UTILITY SALES INC. BUSINESS INTERIORS Greenville, S.C. Greenville, S.C. 84 Students Do your washing at Central's CENTRAL USED CARS SPEED WASH It costs so little to be so easy L, O. Evatt-Owner Phone 639-2262 On the west side of town Clean Reasonable Financing Available Buy - Sell - Trade Highway 123 - West side of town L. O. Evatt-Owner Phone 639-2262 We sell 'em - You drive 'em CENTRAL GARAGE Expert Mechanical Work Motor Tune Ups Wheel Alignments Grease and Oil Wash jobs Fast Reasonable L. O. 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Jamestown, N.C, r 1 EASLEY WELCOMES PROGRESS First Avenue Easley, South Carolina FORT HILL NATURAL GAS 97 Easley, South Carolina Best Wishes from Staff and Management of W E L P 1360 KC - 1000 W Easley, S.C. PICKENSVILLE FINANCE COMPANY Auto Loans - Auto Insurance Box 481 Phones UL 9-9589 and UL 9-9814 Easley, South Carolina Marion Harris, Owner BOWL at PICKENS COUNTY RECREATIONS East End 123 By-Pass - Easley 20 Modern Bowling Lanes Snack Bar - Restaurant - Free Nursery SPECIAL STUDENT PRICES 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 98 For Information Call 859-7103 Easley ' Geo. L. Grantham President John T. Cassell Executive Vice President Mrs. Bernice H. Holder Cashier Mrs. Margaret R. Pressley Assistant Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EASLEY Easley, S. C. Member FDIC EASLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY Easley, S. C. . Builders of Fine Homes . Dealer for Quality Building Material Phone 859-4011 Geo. I. Newton, Mgr. Easley, S. C. 99 ALICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY ALICE PLANT A RIAL PLANT ELL JEAN PLANT FOSTER PLANT EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA ROPER MOTOR COMPANY PROGRESSIVE FURNITURE CO Telephone 859-7566 East End By Pass Easley, South Carolina Easley, South Carolina Chrysler- Plymouth- Valiant Smart Fashions Custom Made Drapes and Wall to Wall Carpets 114 W. Main Street Call 859-6136 Easley, S. C. N. E. MARCUM, JEWELER Watches-Radi os-Silver Fine Crystal and China Easley, S. C. EASLEY HARDWARE B. P. S. Paints Easley, S. C. CRANE CHEVROLET Easley, S. C. KLUTTZ STEAK HOUSE HOME ELECTRIC COMPANY 223 W. Main St. Phone 9533 Easley, S. C, Easley, S, C. R. CARL BYARS AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate-Loans 123 East Avenue Easley, S. C. FAIRLANE FINANCE COMPANY Forest Acres Shopping Center Easley, S. C. Where Customers Send Their Friends 100 HOME INSURANCE AGENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHY CALL . . . DOUG HAYNES Your Centralian Photographer COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL WEDDING, PORTRAIT AND NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY 327 W. Main Street Easley, South Carolina Phone UL 9-5831 or UL 9-5321 Your Independent Insurance Agent 213 East First Ave. Easley, S. C. Telephone: 859-9767 PICKENSVILLE SUPERMARKET Heyward Harris, Manager Easley, South Carolina 101 B. WORTH HOFFMAN CONTRACTOR New Construction-----Remodeling Quality Construction at Reasonable Prices Route 4, Lincolnton, North Carolina Phone: RE 5-2427 102 THE FLORIDA CONFERENCE AND WESLEYAN YOUTH Appreciates and Supports C. W. C. 1. Grand Ridge 2. Hosford 3. Apalachicola 4. Perry 5. Brooksville 6. Deland 7. Paola 8. Orlando 9. Merritt Island 10. Intercession City 11. Lakeland 12. Seffner 13. Tampa, Ida St. 14. Tampa, Manhattan 15. Clearwater 16. Largo 17. Pinellas Park 18. St. Petersburg 19. Sarasota 20. Vero Beach 21. Miami Our Students in Central Weslayan College Sandi Jones Ruth Reece Tony Baker David Kelly Curtis Lee Linda Bell David Coile Judy Lynn Wayne Collins Don Shultz Mary Ellen Welsh J 103 T NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH OF AMERICA WE SUPPORT CENTRAL COLLEGE Rev. Dewey O. Miller, President Rev. Watson O. Black, Vice-President Rev. W. M. Phaup, Secretary Mr. W. W. Kiser, Treasurer Conference Office: 601 N. Rotary Drive High Point, N.C. -- Tel. 888-4694 Central College provides noble Christian men and women for churches i who may serve in our department as we expand the ministry of our church. Write us today: DEPARTMENT OF CHURCH EXTENSION AND EVANGELISM The Wesleyan Methodist Church of America P.O, Box 2000 Marion, Indiana C. Wesley Lovin, Executive Secretary SHADY GROVE CAMP NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE Colfax, North Carolina June 25 - July 5 PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE. WORKERS: Dr. B. H. Phaup Dr. Melvin Snyder 104 MUSIC DIRECTORS: Rev. and Mrs . Kenneth Knapp HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Chapel Road at Kivett Drive High Point, North Carolina Heralding the Message of Holiness Rev, J. W. Phillips, Pastor RAGAN CHURCH WESLEYAN YOUTH Gastonia, N.C. 105 Gloria Butler - President R. H. Kindschi - Pastor FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Franklin at Church Gastonia, N.C. Lyman F. Lance, Minister Phone UN 5-4511 A PROGRAM OF PREACHING, TEACHING, TRAINING AND COUNSELING 106 Newly Constructed Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Parsonage Worship With Us At HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Newton Meadow Streets In An Atmosphere of Good Music and Gospel Preaching When in and Around High Point, North Carolina Pastor - Rev. A. J. Argo Choir Director - Henry Asbury Organist - Velma E. Gentry J.C. REYNOLDS, JR. State License No. 3077. Custom Builder and Contractor Builder of Fine Homes in High Point, North Carolina Free Estimates 501 - Old Winston Road Tel. 888-7946 107 SHADY GROVE Colfax, North Carolina WE SUPPORT CENTRAL WESLEYAN Dedicated to our students Richard Potts Donald Wood Sandy Atkins WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Asheville, North Carolina 108 A FRIENDLY CHURCH -- A BIBLE CENTERED MINISTRY Watson C. Black, Minister FIRESTONE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Enter to Worship. . .Depart to Serve 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 freedom from sin McADENVILLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH McAdenville, North Carolina The church with a full Gospel, for a lost world. Yancy H. Carter--Minister Fred D. Fulbright--S . S. Supt. 109 KANNAPOLIS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev, Paul Allred, Pastor Kannapolis, North Carolina WESLEYAN YOUTH of the ANNISTON FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Anniston, Alabama Mrs, Nelda Coolbaugh -- President STOP ! Did you know that the CENTRALIAN depends on these advertisers for their finances? An ad in the CENTRALIAN means that these people are standing behind us, so instead of just taking one glance at their ad, why not take two? 110 You May Continue Now LONG SHOALS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Kings Mountain, North Carolina John G. Harris, Pastor Eincolnton, North Carolina -- Route 4 -- Phone REgent 5-7687 J. W. Stiles, Minister To Serve The Present Age VIRGINIA PUTS Prayer, students and money into CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE CYC - Junr 29-July 3, 1964 WY Camp - July 6-10, 1964 Buckingham Camp meeting - July 17-26, 1964 - with Dr. R. S. Nicholson, Dr. H. H. Hooker, The singing Chatfields. Annual Conference - August 4-6, 1964 Virginia Conference of America WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 6044 Thornrose Rd., N. W. Roanoka, Virginia 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. Raymond Powers, Jr. Pastor Your Home--When Away From Home FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 6101 Melrose Avenue at 16th Street N. W. Roanoke, Virginia - 24017 Loyally Supporting Every Arm of Wesleyan Methodism Frank B. Dennard, Minister Phones: Parsonage 344-1196 3022 Lorraine Road N. W. Church 342-7991 (Dedication: This half page is lovingly dedicated to our three ministerial students now attending Central Wesleyan College--Larry Brewer, Paul Wilson and Willard Kiser. ) 112 CLEMENT MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Altavista, Virginia Come and worship with us Wesley Shields, Hal G. Robbins, Jr. Sunday School Superintendent Pastor BLACKSBURG WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Blacksburg, Virginia We fully support Missionary Minded Central Weslayan College Go with God ! Active Wesleyan Youth Society President: Peggy Thompson Pastor: Charles S. King 113 PHILOMATHIAN ATHLETIC SOCIETY President Larry McAlpine Vice President Dick Whitener We welcome you prospective students Compliments of WESLEYAN YOUTH SOCIETY Wesleyan Methodist Church ZOOZ Greensboro Avenue 114 Secretary Gail Campbell T reasurer Marie Graham Tuscaloosa, Alabama THE GEORGIA CONFERENCE OF THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Raymond R. Hicks, President James C. Meaders, W. Y. President M. h. Arnold, Vice-President Mrs. J. C. Duke, W.M.S. President We believe in Central College and pray for its success CHRISTIAN SERVICE LARGO WESLEYAN YOUTH ORGANIZATION Central Wesleyan College Supporting Central Wesleyan with students from-- Central, S. C. Largo, Florida NORTHSIDE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Chamblee, Georgia Metropolitan Atlanta Ralph Day, Pastor 115 GREER CAMP MEETING THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE South Carolina Conference Greer, South Carolina When Measured by . . . . . . Past Accomplishments . , . Present Emphasis . . . Future Possibilities Is one of the Leading Conferences In Wesleyan Methodism August 14-23 Proclaiming the Wesleyan Message Evangelists: Dr. B. H. Phaup Rev. Blaine West Bible Teacher: Dr. T. M. Anderson Song Evangelist: SOUTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN YOUTH Miss Martha Bloom ALLEN MITCHELL MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Spartanburg, S. C. Dedicated to Our Three Central Students Jane Allison Joan Allison Karla Johnston Supporting Central Wesleyan with -- Prayers Students Money President Treasurer Bob French Paul Hilson KNIGHTON CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH Woodruff, S. C. Pastor -- Rev. L. L. Jarrard Vice President Secretary Jimmy Wiggins Ann Ellenburg 116 Students: Inez Knight Audrey King Jewell Richards . Compliments of the CARLISLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH FIRESTONE WESLEYAN YOUTH Spartanburg, South Carolina President Wallace Bates Vice-President Sharon Queen Students Eddie Hedgepath Preparing for His Coming Rev. M. Catherine Bloom, Pastor PIEDMONT WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Piedmont, South Carolina Roger Jones Joy Hutcheson Iris Rampey Chuck Shirley Presents 1963 National Champions This was the winning team at the national playoffs of the Acts quiz in Marion, Indiana. This team sponsored by the Central Area Wesleyan Youth is from the Piedmont Wesleyan Methodist Church. 117 FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Easley Bridge Road--At Texas Avenue Greenville, South Carolina Rev. Clyde T. Bryant, Minister ’’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 OUR POLICY: We support the Whole Program of the Whole Church. Youth Society Missionary Activities Wide Awake Sunday School A Warm Welcome to All IVA WESLEYAN METHODIST SECOND WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Central, South Carolina A. W. Padget, Pastor We believe in Central College Iva, South Carolina Holding Forth the Word of Life Jack Funderburk, Pastor 118 .ft Senior Statistics GEORGIA CAROLYN ALLISON Entered, 4; P. A.S., 4; S. E. A., 4. SANDRA RAYE ATKINS Entered, 1; CENTRALIAN Staff 1,3; Class Officer 3, Treas- urer; COLLEGIAN Staff, 3; K. A. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 1; Student Council 1,4; S. E. A. Vice President 3, President 4. GORDON LESTER BENNETT Entered, 3; Assistant Dean of Men, 3; Class Officer 4, Pres- ident; Christian Service 3,4; Dorm Council, 3; Dramatic Club Officer 3, Treasurer; Gospel Team 3,4; K. A. S. 3,4, President 4; Miltonvale Wesleyan, 1; Williamette Univer- sity, 2. LARRY ELMORE BREWER Entered, 2; Assistant Dean of Men, 4; Christian Service 2, 3,4; Gospel Team 2,3,4, Vice President 4; College Choir 3; Dorm Council Vice President, 2; K.A.S. 2,3,4; Presto Music Club Vice President, 3; Who's Who, 4, PATSY LOIS COWAN Entered, 3; K.A.S, 3,4; S. E.A, 3,4; Wesleyan Youth, 3. VIOLA MAGDALENE ELLISON Entered, 1; CENTRALIAN Staff, 3; COLLEGIAN Staff 1,2,3; Christian Service 1, 2, 3,4; Choir, 4; Class Officer 4, Sec- retary; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3,4; F. M. F. 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1,2; K.A. S. 1,2, 3,4; Presto Music Club, 3; Spanish Club, 2; S. E. A. 3,4; Wesleyan Youth 1,2, 3,4. BRENDA LOU FREEMAN Entered, 1; COLLEGIAN Editor, 3;F.M.F. 1,2, Secretary, 1; Junior Class Secretary, 3; P.A.S. 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club, 1; Student Council, 3; S. E. A. 2,4. DUANE HARRIS GILSTRAP Entered, 3; Christian Service 3,4; Physical Education Direction, 4; P.A.S. 3,4. WILLIAM CHARLES GRAVES Entered, 1; Dorm Council Vice President, 2, President, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; K. A. S. 1, 2, 3,4; Science Club Vice President, 2. VELON HASKELL GRAY Entered. 2; Class Officer 3, President; College Choir, 3; COLLEGIAN Staff 2,3, Business Manager 3; Dorm Council President, 4; K.A.S. 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer, 2, President, 3; S. E.A. 2,3,4. MILLARD FILLMORE HANGER, JR. Entered, 3; Christian Service, 1,2,3,4; College Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; F.M.F. 2,3,4; Men's Athletic As- sociation 1,2; Presto Music Club 1,2; Science Club 3,4; 5. E.A. 3,4; K.A.S. 1, 2,3,4; Wesleyan Youth 1, 2, 3,4. CHARLES EDGAR HEDGEPATH, JR. Entered, 1; Basketball 1,3,4; CENTRALIAN 2,3, Business Manager, 3; COLLEGIAN, 1; Dorm Council, 1; Dramatics Club, 1,2, 3,4, President, 2; F.M.F. 2; Football 1, 2, 3,4; M.A.A. 1,2; P.A.S. Treasurer, 2; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Sci- ence Club, 3; Student Council 2, 3,4, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4; Wesleyan Youth 1,2,3; Who’s Who, 4. JAMES PAUL HILSON Entered, 3; Christian Service, 3,4; College Choir, 3; Dra- matics Club, 3,4;F.M.F., 3; P.A.S. 3,4; Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute, 1,2. AUDREY ELLOREE KING Entered, 1; COLLEGIAN, 3; F.M.F. 3; K.A.S. 1,2, 3, 4; Presto Music Club, 2; S. E.A. 2,3. JULIA INEZ KNIGHT Entered, 1; Christian Service, 2; Dorm Council, 4; Dra- matics Club. 1,2; F.M.F., 1; P.A.S. 1,2, 3,4. CURTIS LEE Entered, 1; Bible Club 1,2; Christian Service 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Class Officer 3, Vice President; F. M. F. 1, 2; Gospel Team 3,4; K. A.S. 1, 2, 3,4; Old Folks Team 1,2; Student Council, 4; Wesleyan Youth Officer, Vice President 3, President 4. JUDITH ANNETTE MARCHANT Entered, 1; Class Officer 3, Secretary; Dorm Council, 1; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; K.A.S. 1,2, 3,4; Presto Music Club 1,2; Student Council 2, Secretary; S.E. A. 3,4. LORENA DONAV MESSER Entered, 1; Christian Service, 3; G. A. A. 1,2; K.A.S. 1,2, 3,4; S.E.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Wives, 4; Wesleyan Youth 1,2,3. SPENCER LEROY MOON, JR. Entered, 2; CENTRALIAN Staff 3,4; COLLEGIAN Staff 1,2; Dorm Council Officer 2, Treasurer; Dramatics Club 1,2; K.A.S. 1,2, 3,4; S. E. A. 1,2. SARAH ELIZABETH RANKIN Entered, 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Christian Service, 2; Class Officer 1, Secretary; Dorm Council 4, President 4; Dramatics Club, 2; Student Council, 3; S. E. A. 3,4; Who's Who, 4. JIMMY DON SHERIFF Entered, 2; Athletic Council, 4; Class Officer 4, Vice Pres- ident; Football 2,3; Student Council Officer 3, Treasurer. REVEL DONALDSON SMITH Entered, 1; COLLEGIAN Staff, 2; K.A.S. 1,2, 3,4; Presto Music Club, 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3, Vice President 3; S.E. A. 2,3,4. JOYCE ELIZABETH SPARKS Entered, 1; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4; French Club 2, Secre- tary; Spanish Club, 1; S.E. A. 3,4, Vice President, 4; Stu- dent Representative to the Religious and Cultural Activities Committee, 3; Student Representative to the Student Affairs Committee, 4, Secretary. RICHARD NESBIT SYKES Class Officer, 2, Vice President; COLLEGIAN Staff, 2, 3; Dorm Council 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; K.A.S. 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer, 2; Junior Marshall; Spanish Club 1,2,3, Pres- ident 2; S. E.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4. ARMINIA SMITH THOMAS Entered, 1; College Choir 1,2; CENTRALLAN Staff 1,2,3; Cheerleader, 1; COLLEGIAN Staff, 1;G.A.A. 1,2,3; Presto Music Club 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Wesleyan Youth Treasurer, 4. MARY ELLEN WELSH Dorm Council, 3;G.A. A., 2; K.A.S. 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club, 2. GIM SAN YAP Entered, 1; Christian Service, 4; COLLEGIAN Staff, 4; F.M.F., 4; French Club, 2; P.A.S. 1,2, 3,4. 119 Student Directory SENIORS Georgia Carolyn Allison, Route 5, Box 28, High Point, North Carolina Sandra Rave Atkins, Colfax, North Carolina Gordon Lester Bennett, P. O. Box 137, Aumsville, Oregon Larry Elmore Brewer, 1452 Aspen Street, N. W., Roanoka, Virginia Charles Wesley Clubb, Central Wesleyan College, Central. South Carolina Mary Edith Cole, 103 Pressley Drive, Clemson, South Carolina Patsy Lois Cowan, Route 2, Geneva, Alabama Viola Magdalene Ellison, 206 Dilling Street, Kings Mountain, North Carolina Brenda Lou Freeman. 103 Price Street, Clover. South Carolina Duane Harris Gilstrap, Six Mile, South Carolina William Charles Graves, 2402 Prince Avenue, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Velon H. Gray, 1505 24th Avenue, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Millard Fillmore Hanger, Box 92, Wesleyan Rural Station, Central, South Carolina Charles Edgar Hedgepath, 818 Normandy View, Gastonia, North Carolina James Paul Hilson, Route 2, Box 197, Easley, South Carolina Audrey Elloree King, Route 2, Woodruff, South Carolina Julia Inez Knight, Route 2, Woodruff, South Carolina Curtis Lee, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Judith Annette Marchant, 11 North 52nd Street, Birmingham 12, Alabama Lorena Donav Messer, Glenville, North Carolina Spencer Leroy Moon, Junior, 329 Wilmore Place, Syracuse 8, New York William Gordon Mullinax, Box 36, Sandy Springs, South Carolina Charles Harley Rader, 202 Harrington Avenue, Findlay, Ohio Sarah Elizabeth Rankin, 909 North A Street, Easley, South Carolina Fredna Jones Scon, Pendleton, South Carolina Jimmy Don Sheriff, Route 2, Central, South Carolina Revel Donaldson Smith, 2690 Laurel wood Road, Doraville, Georgia Joyce Elizabeth Sparks, 228 East McNeely Street, Mooresville, North Carolina Richard Nesbit Sykes, Route 9, Box 136-1, Charlotte, North Carolina Arminia Smith Thomas, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Mary Ellen Welsh, Box 55, Intercession City, Florida Gim San Yap, 85 Djalan Jose Ri2al, Medad, Sumatra, Indonesia JUNIORS Alice Marie Albertson, 3818 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina Linda Jane Allison, 245 California Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina Mrs. Estelle Anderson, 101 Simpson Street, Williamston, South Carolina Fonda Sheryle Asbury, 1005 Willoubar Terrace, High Point, North Carolina Alvin Clark Batten, 605 M Street. Brunswick, Georgia Martha Faye Brazier, 2503 Jefferson Street, Anniston, Alabama Elizabeth Carolyn Butler, 122 East Iowa Avenue, Bessemer City, North Carolina Della Gail Campbell, 262 Louisiana Avenue, Martinsburg, West Virginia James Goodlett Childs, Route 2, Central, South Carolina Cheryl Elaine Duprey, Davis Street, East Douglas, Massachusetts Linda Diane Frazier, Route 1, Seagrove, North Carolina Larry David French, Route 2, Central, South Carolina Sylvia B. Gentry, 902 South 5th Street, Easley, South Carolina Marie Miles Graham, Wallace Street, Waynesboro. Georgia 120 Kenneth Neal Gray, 1505 24th Avenue, Tuscaloosa. Alabama Glenda Margaret Hardin, 501 C Street, Chenyville, North Carolina Mary Louise Henderson, Route 1, Flat Rock, North Carolina Reverend John R. Hilley, P, O. Box 59, Sandy Springs, South Carolina Karla Ruth Johnston, Box 645, Greer, South Carolina Brenda Elizabeth Kinley, Route 4, Lincolnton, North Carolina John Edgar Kiser, Route 4, Lincolnton, North Carolina Shirley Ellen Lineberry, Route 2, Ramseur, North Carolina Miriam Alice Long, 4652 Sylvania Road, Dayton 40, Ohio Mary Ellen Martin, 5420 Hunter Avenue, Norwood 12, Ohio Larry Odell McAlpine, 1625 Old Salisbury Road, Winston Salem, North Carolina James Irie McConathy, Route 3, Box 33, Talladega, Alabama Mary Ethel Mickle, Route 5, Chesnee, South Carolina Larry Sumner Milstead, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Rachel Moorefield Quarles, 109 Robinson Avenue, Easley, South Carolina Lois Jewell Richards, Route 2, Fountain Inn, South Carolina Glenda Ann Shockley, Route 5, Smart, Virginia Rachel Lavonia Simmons, Route 2, Central, South Carolina Shelby Jean Simmons, Route 2, Central, South Carolina William Ray Thomas, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Elyn Ruth Trueblood, Route 2, Hertford, North Carolina Donald Dixon Wood, Colfax, North Carolina SOPHOMORES Brenda Joan Allison, 245 California Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina Marvin Tony Baker, Route 1, Box 171, Sanford, Rorida Joe Allen Barrett, 314 New Street, N. £.. Winder, Georgia Katarina Bracker Biggs, 3302 Edwards Road, Taylors, South Carolina Jesse J. Brooks, 302 Turner Street, Easley. South Carolina Carolyn Jeanette Burdette, 102 Jones Avenue, Easley, South Carolina James Allen Capps, 850 Sand Hill Road, Asheville, North Carolina Gareth Lee Cockerill, 403 Irvington Road, Falls Church, Virginia David Nielson Coile, 3415 North Florida Avenue, Lakeland, Florida Rebecca Sue Duke, Route 1, Middleton, Georgia Michael Lee Hill, 511 Dillon Street, Thomasville, North Carolina Carroll Perry Hutcheson, 212 Willow Springs Drive, Greenville, South Carolina William Pressley Jenkins, 407 Parker Street, Kings Mountain, North Carolina David James Kelly, Route 1, Box 268, Sanford, Florida Brenda Gayle Kimble, 3428 Greenhill Road, High Point, North Carolina Walter Willard Kiser, 139 Trinkle Avenue, N.E., Roanoke, Virginia Esther Ruth Kistler, 210 Worthville Road, Randleman, North Carolina Lewis Gene Lyon, Route l, Fredonia, Kansas Jerry Frank Meaders, 5763 Buford Highway, Doraville, Georgia Richard Leon Mobley, 411 West 60th Street, Savannah, Georgia Linda Faye Moore, Route 3, Anderson, South Carolina James Ernest Morgan, Route 2, Hertford, North Carolina Marjorie Joan Newell, 408 Highland Drive, Clemson, South Carolina Cornelia Vinelle Phillips, 309 Hickory Chapel Road, High Point, North Carolina Orvita Inez Poppell, Route 1, Odum, Georgia Richard Terrence Potts, Colfax, North Carolina Ruth Ellen Rampey, Route 2, Box 152, Piedmont, South Carolina Ruth Monty Reece. 202 North 21st Street, Fort Pierce, Florida Claude Merideth Rickman, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Sybil Ann Shigley, 16 Meador Drive, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Student Directory William Blair Slaughter, Junior, Route 4, Box 225, Sanford, North Carolina Laura Elizabeth Taylor. Route 1, Box 257, Ladson, South Carolina Michael Jon Thomas, 345 Green Acres Road, Tonawanda, New York John Reed Tysinger, Box 64, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Grady Jerome Vaughn, 74 0 7th Avenue, Hendersonville, North Carolina William Warren Wallace. Junior, Route 2, Box 196, Cherryville, North Carolina Paul Wayne Wilson, 4112 Vermont Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia FRESHMEN George Wesley Akers, 813 Lehigh Street, Johnson City, Tennessee Charles Robert Allred, 706 West Avenue, Kannapolis, North Carolina Roger Claude Balzan, 58-27 217th Street, Bayside 64. New York Doris Faye Barrett, 314 New Street, N. E., Winder, Georgia Margaret Ellen Bean, Route 2, Box 82, Old Fort, North Carolina Linda Jane Bell, 133 Phelps Street, Jacksonville, Florida Glenn Stewart Bell, 6 Beatrice Street, Greenville, South Carolina Dale Everett Bennett, 300 South Foster Street, Mitchell, South Dakota Marilyn Lee Bennett, Box 137, Aumsville, Oregon Warren Edward Bennett, 300 South Foster Street, Mitchell, South Dakota Robert Edwin Black, 100 Pennsylvania Avenue, Asheville, North Carolina Glenn Gordon Brooks, Route 2, Loris, South Carolina Alton Wayne Collins, 1173 Port Way. Clearwater, Florida Dona Louise Driver, Route 4, Box 211, Seneca, South Carolina Brenda Gail Ellenburg, 113 Ellenburg Drive, Easley, South Carolina Lyle Roy Geist, Roscoe, South Dakota Allen McGuire Gilbert, 531 East 21st Street, Tuscaloosa. Alabama Macy Vernett Gormus, Route 1, Box 156, Dillwyn, Virginia Mark Douglas Henson, 111 Oak Lane, Liberty, South Carolina Georgia Lynn Herd, 206 Princeton Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina Joy Ann Hutcheson, 18 Hayne Street, Piedmont, South Carolina Marcia Alice Jackson, 5313 5th Avenue, South, Birmingham, Alabama Donna Geraldine Jones, 1536 Jourolmon Avenue, Knoxville. Tennessee Sandra Darleen Jones, P.O. Box 625, Merritt Island, Florida Diane Marie Lawrence, 3300 Sky View Place, Lynchburg, Virginia Phyllis Marie Lineberry, Route 2, Ramseur, North Carolina James Ross Maxey, 215 North Pine Street, Seneca, South Carolina Billy Joe McBride, 1910 McCown Drive, Florence, South Carolina Lynda Jean Melton, 2739 Flagstone Drive, S, E., Atlanta, Georgia Tercy Nathan Mills, 104 Page Drive, Greenville, South Carolina William Harold Mobley, 411 West 60th Street, Savannah, Georgia Gray Chadwick Morgan, 129 Holly Avenue, Clemson, South Carolina Judy Annette Morris, Route 2, Ellenboro, North Carolina Charles Curtis Muse, 49 Linden Avenue, Asheville, North Carolina Harold Hunter Nash, 2016 Ridge Avenue, Lynchburg. Virginia Ellen Marie Nealy, 204 Garvin Street, Pickens, South Carolina Ronnie Wayne Newton, 608 Greenville Flighway, Clemson, South Carolina Gloria Jean Nicholson, 905 East A. Avenue, Easley, South Carolina Fred Paul Norman, 4203 Antilla Place. Greensboro, North Carolina Rodney Wayne Phillips, P.O, Box 216, Central, South Carolina Clara Jane Potts, 123 Nichols Street, Prattville, Alabama Clarence Malcolm Rainwater, 2518 Alabama Avenue, Selma, Alabama Marcia LaRae Richards, 2761 19th Avenue, N.E., Hickory, North Carolina William Neely Rush, 323 Saunders Drive, Asheboro, North Carolina Sally Kaye Schram, 938 Marlboro Street, High Point, North Carolina Mary Margaret Silldorff, 1550 Almond Court, Walnut Creek, California Richard Miles Smith, Route 4, Lincolnton, North Carolina Carolyn Joyce Snipes, Route 2, Old Birmingham Highway, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Nancy Jean Sparks, 1309 Broome Street, Whitmire, South Carolina Dwight Ronald Speegle, 32 Pine Drive, Savannah, Georgia Stanley Eugene Stewart, Carlton Avenue, Route 1, Greenville, South Carolina Margie Deanna Suggs, Route 3, Tabor City, North Carolina Elmer Joe Tankersley, 1131 Reed Avenue, Whitmire, South Carolina Robert Lee Taylor, Box 194, Wesleyan Rural Station, Central, South Carolina Joseph Neal Thompson, Colfax, North Carolina William Robert Tilton, 20 Bennett Street, Rye, New York Charles Preston Turner, 4 Pine Street, Startex, South Carolina Somboon Wattanahongsiri, 770 New Road, Bangkok, Thailand Mary Ann Wesley, Route 9, Box 16, Lexington, North Carolina Forrest Elliott Whitener, 19 School Street, High Shoals, North Carolina Cynthia Lee Wiggins, Arial Station, Easley, South Carolina Khian Lie Yap, 25 Djalan Palang Merah, Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia Martha Drucilla Youngblood, Route 4, Pickens, South Carolina SPECIAL STUDENTS Peggy Ann Balzan, 58-27 217th Street, Bayside 64, New York Linda Anne Bishop, Clemson, South Carolina Roberta Hammond Black, Route 2, Box 88, Liberty, South Carolina Barbara Ann Bross, Box 63, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Ruth Elaine Brown, 842 Ophir Avenue, Troy, North Carolina Verne Gravley Clubb, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Carol Guthrie Cochran, 48-L East Campus Apt., Eaton Circle, Clemson, South Carolina Phyllis Turner Curtis, Route 1, Central, South Carolina Carolyn Rae Gilstrap, Route 3, Pickens, South Carolina Jeanette Stamey Graves, Wesleyan Rural Station, Central, South Carolina Lois W. Harper, 314 North Poplar Street, Seneca, South Carolina James C. Jennings, Junior, 313 Piedmont Street, Westminister, South Carolina Bethel H. Kelley, Route 2, Pickens, South Carolina Ollie Eades Kelley, Tamassee, South Carolina Willis Parks Lyle, Six Mile, South Carolina Judith Irene Lynn, 1612 Madrid Avenue, Largo, Florida Ella Eulalia H. Marett, 322 West Main Street, Liberty, South Carolina Sara W. Mason, Route 1, Seneca, South Carolina Rebecca Floyd McCaskill, 229 Maple Boulevard, Clemson, South Carolina Christine Self McClaren, Box 220, Central, South Carolina Nancy Earnhart Nash, Box 114, Wesleyan Rural Station, Central, South Carolina Howard Donald Porter, Route 1, Box 6, Pickens, South Carolina Sandra Louise Porter. Route 2, Walhalla, South Carolina Betty Lou Rader, Central Wesleyan College, Central, South Carolina Wilma Frankie Simpson, 605 West Main Street, Easley, South Carolina Selma H. Smith, Route 1, Central, South Carolina Vivian Youngblood Trotter, Route 4, Pickens, South Carolina Selma Kelly Winchester, Route 2, Central, South Carolina 121 PUBLISHING COMPANY San Angelo, Texas Winner off lO different national yearbook awards 1 _