Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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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

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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

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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.