Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

ty a presented by the yearbook staff of------------------ itf 4 Central Wesleyan College Editor—Johnny Kiser Business Manager—Bill Jenkins Dear Students: At last, after months of anticipation, the day for which we have all waited has arrived. This is the beginning of your 1965 Centralian. It is the hope of the editor and business manager that your yearbook will recall memories for you that will long be remembered. We also hope that you enjoy the yearbook as much as we have enjoyed doing it. Hard work and countless hours have been put into a book of which we hope you are proud. Sincerely, John Kiser, Editor Bill Jenkins, Business Manager 3 4 A college is many thing—sights, sounds, movements; but more than these, a college is people— a way of life. 5 6 A people that live from day to day— Advancing forward, leaving the past, Striding toward the future, Forgetting defeat, always hoping For a new day and a better tomorrow. I 7 9 11 Dr. R. C. Mullinox, President Being motivated with goals for the benefit of our school. President R. C. Mullinax shines forth with radiance. As a challenge to each student at Central Wesleyan, his consistency and never- ceasing work endeavor to place Central Wesleyan College at a level far ex- ceeding others. 12 Business Manager J. B Childs 13 Dedicated Faculty J. B. Childs, M.S. Leonard Brank, B. S. Mrs, Helen Cafhoon, M.A. The faculty of CWC is the backbone of the school. Well-trained people who are dedicated to God, the faculty is inter- ested in the students and their well- being. Teaching, guidance, and activi- ties are only a few of their duties which demand full-time devotion. To the fine people who make up the faculty, the students say Thank you. 14 Mrs. Margaret Childs, B. Mas. Enjoys Teaching Martin LaBar, Ph.D. 15 Clifford Lovin, Ph.D. _r. Mrs. Nancy Nash, M.Ed, Miss Judy Magnusson, M.A. Roy S. Nicholson, D.D, Miss Freda Myers, M.A. � 17 Claude R. Rickman, Ph.D. Mrs. Evelyn T. Rickman Charles Tegen, M.Ed. Mrs. Rosemary Tysinger, M.A. Miss Ruth Uebele, M.A. Paul B. Wood, Ph.D. 18 Mrs Leonard Brank, Dietitian Mrs. Corry, Bookstore Manager Fine Staff Adds to School From nursing to postal clerk to dining hall supervising, CWC has an excellent staff which plays a vital part in the function of the school. All dedicated members doing a fine job, CWC appreciates staff members whose chief concern is the well-being of its students. Mrs. Charles Graves, Bursor Mr. Trotter, Maintenance 19 20 Miss Vinelle Phillips - Vinelle Phillips Crowned Homecoming Queen Vinelle Phillips is crowned queen by Larry McAlpme The whistle blows! As quickly as they started, the Keewanis and Philomathians halt in the midst of a tremendous play. A seemingly or- dinary Harvest Day has turned into something new and even more exciting. Football is forgotten. The crowd gathers around the stand to see the Homecoming Queen crowned. The attendants are named from the candidates, and the crowd grows even quieter with anticipation. Finally, the Homecoming Queen for 1964 is announced. Escorted by Mr. Willard Kiser, Miss Vinelle Phillips, a junior, is crowned. On with the game! Homecoming Court, left to right, Fonda Asbury, Senior; Linda Moore, Junior,- Vinelle Phillips, Queen; Myro Alexander, Freshmon; Chorlotte Turner, Sophomore Outstanding Seniors Pictured above ore seven students from the Senior Ctoss who hove merited special recognition These are composed of the senior superlatives and Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. To these go our congratulations— these ore our best. 24 Sst Intellectual Gail Campbell Larry McAlpine Jane A Donald ho's ho Larr Mr I pine Hailing from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and moionng in history IS oar Student Council president. Larry is known for his fnendly personality as well as high academic achievement. After graduation Larry plans to teach next fall in North Carolina. 79 Karla Johnston Individualist—this is Karla Johnston, a science major from Greer, South Carolina. Over her period of years here at C.W.C. Karla has been active in all areas of life. She has served as editor of The Collegian and is presently on the dorm council. Karla plans to enter medical school this fall. 30 I)onal«l W nod ho 9 ho Don ho� proved hi� ability In the iport� field by octively en- gogmg m football, basketball, track, and softball Donald � mo- tor, psychology, � preparing him for o greater service In Me—the ministry. After graduation Don- old plans to enter Asbury Semi- nary to prepore for God � best it 32 Lorry McAlpine, President Student Body The Student Council has been engaged in activities since the beginning of school. Beginning with the fresh- man reception, through the Christmas float, the AAES Convention, and Christmas caroling, the Student Council has had few spare moments. Undo Moore, Vice President Dr. Paul B Wood, Sponsor Vinelle Phillips, Secretory Gary Cockerill, Treasurer Student Government Grows Under Good Leadership 35 Cooperation Makes Brenda Kimble, Assistant Editor Mrs. Helen Calhoon, Sponsor Harold Na K, Aiettont Manager 37 Blatr Slaughter Sporit Editor 38 Bookkeeper Martha Faye Brazier Amidst the scramble and jumble of a pile of pic- tures, words, old yearbooks, new ideas, and plain old-fashioned work, comes a new form of an old tradition—the 1965 Centralian. Madness seizes each staff member as he realizes at the last minute that he has forgotten to do something. Laying everything else aside, he completes his task. Now he can sit back and enjoy, with the greatest of satisfaction, the new Centralian with its story of an entire school year at C.W.C. Memories that this book brings back will never be forgotten. 39 Editor Gail Campbell Assutanl Business Manager Billy Graham COLLEGIAN Reports Another School Year Business Manager Tony Better I 40 Associote Editor Jane Allison -J SI S tu(k it $ cimeXtr ' —, Hove you heard the latest? Do you know what a ' waag is? Look in The Collegian, Naturally, the school newspaper would tell you. Why, all kinds of news is presented for the students and friends of Cen- tral Wesleyan. Gail Campbell, editor, keeps the Collegian well rounded and in tune to the students. All always look forward to a new edition of The Collegian, 41 College Choir 42 Lindo Moore Pianisr Linda Moore Vice President Jane Allison Secretary Trips, special services, a spring tour—all these are in- cluded for a special group of people, the choir. These per- sons have a privilege exceeding that of others on campus. They are allowed to present Central Wesleyan to the Southern area through song. Harold Nash President 43 Elwyn McSwain Chaplain Girl's Council Promotes Understanding in Dormitory Keeping a bunch of girls quiet and in harmony with each other is quite a task of any one dorm mother. Mrs. Wood calls for as- sistance from the Girls' Dorm Council, headed by Karla John- ston as president. This group of girls, with representatives from each class, tries to keep Stuart- Bennett Hall in complete fellow- ship. 44 Marilyn Bennett Treasurer Paul Wifson, President Steve Byrd, Treasurer Boys Strive For Good Living Together Not only must Dr. Rickman and the Boys' Dorm Council keep the boys of Child's Hall in agreement and happy, they also must help them with their problems. These become rather difficult when faced with an is- sue of studies versus girls! 45 Prospective Teachers Learn of Their Chosen Career Student Education Association Df. Chester Freeze Mrs. J. Walden Tysinger Co-Sponsors Mary Mickel Secretary 46 Roth Reece Treasurer Johnny Kiser Vice President Officers “All the World's a Slajie The Dramatics Club, under the direction of Bill McBride, President, and Professor James Hill, Spon- sor, has presented two plays this semester—The Emperor Jones by Eugene O Neill and This Strange Night by John McGreevey. They were presented to faculty, student body and friends with overwhelming response. A Man Called Peter, directed by Johnny Kiser and Richard Knight, is slated for second semester's production. Talent Is Expressed in Presto Music Club Recitals and special musical programs present the Presto Music Club to Central Wesleyan students. Students participating in various musical programs of the school are members of this club, headed by president, Marie Graham. Officers Dr. Martin La Bar, Sponsor Officers—Young Democrats Political Clubs Stimulate Interest During Election With the election this year, the Goldwater and Johnson fans were able to participate in the two political organizations—the Young Republicans and the Young Democrats. Expectations were high as election time drew near. These organizations were active to the last. Despite the Republican defeat nationwide, at least it had the consolation of having won the straw election at CWC. Student Wives Encourage Husbands The Student Wives consist of those todies whose husbands are currently working on a de- gree. Mother, housewife, encourager, and some- times student herself, the student wives lead a busy life. For those who persevere, too, are re- warded with a degree—P.H.T.—Putting Hubby Through. Science Club The Science Club is made up of students who are majoring in some field of science or those who wish to later go into some field of science as a profession. The club sponsors films and special trips which hold inter- ests of scientific value. Students Look to College Pastor for Spiritual Guidance As on inspiration to the col- lege, our pastor Rev. Earl Alex- ander dutifully strives to bring each student closer and higher on to solid ground. The services in the college church bring us nearer to God. Rev. Alexander's faithful leadership inspires everyone. To him, each looks for help in spiritual growth. 52 “Go Ye—Into All the World . . ” FMF Corroll Hulchesoo President Cynthio Wiggins Secretary Mike Htil Vice PtetKtent Carol Brewer Troaivter Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel. Thu is what the Foreign Missions Fellowship is preparing for. It serves to bring the students closer to mis- sion work and the need of others for the gospel. fWe ©r Mailing EMlio � , Sponsor Christian Service Members Lodiej Trio Are Dedicated to God As a Christian grows spiritually, he must learn to be an effective witness and go tell the gospel to others. This is the work of our Christian Service Or- ganization. As students, whether they plan to go into full-time Christian work or do lay work, participate in the gospel teams, jail teams, home visitation, and other works, they learn how to better witness. OW Folk Hem Team 56 57 Keewanis Emerge Vic torious in Football Season K VS Football Team Displaying enthusiasm and knowl- edge of how the game is played, the Keewams had a great season win- ning every game over the Philoma- thians. The PAS fought hard but to no avail. Captains Don Wood and Jack Brooks led the KAS to smash- ing victories in every game. In spite of losing, the Philomathians dis- played excellent sportsmanship and enthusiasm. K AS Officers 59 Blair Slaughter KAS 60 Bill Jenkins KAS Reggio Gentry PAS Butch Mobley PAS lorry McAlpine PAS Joe Thomp� on HAS Allen Gilbert HAS Ronme Bronk HAS Jofne Morgan PAS 61 The Big Five PAS Reggie Genlry Roanoke, Virginia Richard Mobley Savannah, Georgia Botch Mobley Savannah, Georgia Allen Barrett Winder, Georgia Paul Wilson Roonoke, Virginia 62 PAS Coach and Co-Captains Judy Morru Ellenboro, North Carolina Korlo Johntlon Greer, South Carolina Sill Wallace Cherry ville, North Carolina The Team KAS William Rush Asheboro, North Carolina Tony Baker Sanford, Florida Jack Brooks Eosley. South Carolina Ronnie Bronk Centro I. South Carolina KAS Coach and Co-Captains Charlotte Mokus Durham, North Carolina Betty Garrison Tampa, Florida Vinelle Phillips High Point, North Carolina 65 Scoreboa t « 1 K s 68 91 90 86 Bov s PAS 49 36 36 35 11 19 25 21 Girls ....................29 ....................30 ...................26 ...................28 The scoreboard above shows results of four gomes out of eight to be played, Both teams have displayed excellent sportsmanship. The PAS boys and KAS girls have fought without results; hopes are high for the last four games, however. Each team is to be congratulated for its fine Spirit. 67 Ph.lomoih.an or d KeeA'oni C wlladtn 68 Keewanis Cheerleaders, Donno Kindschl, Chief Cheerleaders V Support Their Team The cheerleaders have done a remarkable job in supporting their individual teams. Whether rain or shine the PAS and KAS cheerleaders are always present to cheer their team on. The cheerleaders have worked long and hard practicing cheers and yells, Regardless of fans present or absent, one always finds the cheer- leaders on hand to support their team verbally and actively. - The Teams 72 73 M Seniors Anticipate Graduation I Don Wood, Vice President Lorry French, President Glenda Shockley, Sec, No longer will one saunter to the corner on a lazy, spring afternoon—no longer will one hastily walk to a late class—no longer will one walk into the dining hall with friends—No longer . . . because as gradua- tion approaches seniors experi- ence mixed emotions. Now that exams have been passed and the library fine paid, graduation is here. A four-year college education is terminated in one brief trip across the platform—30 seconds —right hand over left, and graduate becomes alumnus. The past is as classical as gradua- tion itself, but the beginning is as fresh as the gladioli on the platform. Martha Faye Brazier, Treas. 77 Alice Albertson High Point. North Carolina Elementary Education Jane Allison Spartanburg, South Carolina English Joan Allison Spartanburg, South Carolina Elementary Education Charles Blankenship Atlanta, Georgia Theology Fonda Asbury High Point, North Carolina Elementary Education Seniors Clark Batten Brunswick, Georgia Science Mortho Foyt Bronor Anniston, Alabama History ( .lass of 1965 Carolyn Bullor Botsomor City, North Carolina Elementary Education Coil Campbell Dondrtdge, Tennessee Elementary Education Jimmy Childs Central. South Carolina Science Chariot Clubb Control, South Carolina Sue Duke Middleton. Georgia Theology Elementary Education 79 Cheryl Duprey Douglos, Massachusetts Science Seniors Linda Frciier Seagrove, North Carolina Elementary Education Larry French Central, South Carolina Social Studies Marie Graham Waynesboro, Georgia English Glenda Hardin Cherryville, North Carolina Elementary Education Neal Tuscaloosa, Gray Alabama 80 Social Studies Mary Louise Henderson Flat Rock, North Carolina English Karla Johnston Greer, South Carolina Science John Kiser lincoinron. North Carolina John Hilley Sandy Springs, North Carolina Psychology (’.lass of 1965 Shirley Lednum Central, South Carolina Elementary Education Lewis Lyon Fredonla, Kansas Theology 81 English Larry McAIpine Winston-Salem, North Carolina History Mary Mickel Chesnee, South Carolina Elementary Education Lorry Milstead Central, South Carolina History Seniors Joan Newell Clemson, South Carolina Rachel Quarles Easley, South Carolina Charles Rader Central, South Carolina English Elementary Ed. Science Erit Rexrood Hyndman, Penntylvanio English Jtwell Richordt Fountain Inn. South Corolino Elementary Education Glenda Shockley Stuart. Virginia English Ancil Simmons Central, South Carolina Rochat Simmon Easley. South Carolina Science History Seniors Ronsome Tote Bunn, North Carolina History Elyn Trueblood Hertford, North Carolina English Grody Vaughn Hendersonville, North Carolina Donald Wood Colfax, North Carolina History Psychology Bill Wallace, Vice President Juniors Plan for Banquet Jack Brooks, President Nearly at the top, with the realization that they have almost finished and still have much to learn—these are the juniors. Life takes on new meaning as they forge ahead. Some day they will take their places as adult citizens of America. It will not be long now. 86 Clarice Alexander Tony Baker Allen Barrett Louise Bowers Mike Hill Carroll Hutcheson Bill Jenkins David Kelly 87 Brenda Kimble Williard Kiser Esther Kistler Carolyn Matthews 88 Wayne Rice Mickey Rickman Blair Slaughter Geneva Staley Dionne Vandiver Bill Wallace Raul Wilton Marilyn Withart 89 “Whan That Dickie Smith, President Aprille . . . Soph Lit , . . American History . . . parallel . . . Will I survive? ... A little Higher up the ladder, the sophomores are glad to be an integral part of CWC. In nearly every aspect of college life, the sophomores are seen participating. With the battle half won they strive for the top. George Akers Roger Bafzcm Dotty Barrett Margaret Bean Marilyn Bennett Allen Gilbert Warren Bennett Bob Bloc Lyle Geist Dorothy Gllliard Mark Henson Lynn Herd Joy Hutcheson Marcia Jockson Diane Lawrence Phyllis Lineberry Bill McBride Bulch Mobley Elwyn McSwoin Judy Morris Carolyn Snipes Margie Suggs Robert Taylor Joe Thompson 94 Thomas Thompson Bill Tilton Charles Turner Charlotte Turner Betty Jean Webb Dick Whitener Cynthia Wiggins Martha Youngblood 95 Freshmen Adjust to College Life Eager to conquer the present, ready to show forth the past, and waiting to reach for the future, these are the freshmen. Past, present, and future are so mixed together that there is no time to realize what is truly happening. As the freshmen have awakened throughout the year to the things before and behind, they marvel at their own progress. Ernest Alexander Myra Alexander Kathleen Atkins Peggy Bolzan Bennie Barbee Ray Barnwell Stewart Bell 97 Doris Browder Noel Brown Betty Bullard Peggy Butler 98 I Reggie Gentry Billy Graham Sandro Graham Delora Groves Ken Mary Elton Hendricks Ned Hunnicutt James Hunt Barbara Jackson Betty Sue Johnson Tommy Johnson 99 Elizobeth Joiner Donna Jones Sylvia Jones Jeraline Kelly Grady Sanders Sharon Rickman Glenda Ramsey Shelio Payne jomce Osborne Judy Nicholson John Mullmax Karen Wmecoff Linda Williams 101 Ron Vest Robert Strickland Barbara Snoddy Victor Morgan T03 FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Central, South Carolina Dynamic Christian Training Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Earl Alexander Pastor Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Helen Calhoon Superintendent We Will Be Happy To Have You Worship With Us 104 A Dynamic Christian College Preparing Youth for Life and Eternity Dr. R. C. Mullinax President Dr. Paul B. Wood Dean of Students CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE Central, South Carolina Thorough Academic Training Under Wholesome Social and Consistent Spiritual Environment Dr. C. R. Rickman Academic Dean Dr. J. Walden Tysinger Director of Public Relations T05 For further Information write Public Relation Director's Office THE CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK of Easley, South Carolina Branches located at CENTRAL - PENDLETON - LIBERTY DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON. 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SHOPPE CRANE CHEVROLET Men's and Ladies' Clothing Easley, South Carolina Liberty, South Carolina CLEMSON REALTY COMPANY, INC. SCN BANK R. N. Newton Frank H. Fife 654-5836 654-2258 Pickens N. N. Newton Office 654-2295 654-5750 IRWIN AUTO SUPPLY Pickens, South Carolina 115 FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Gastonia, North Carolina Rev. Lyman F. Lance Minister Douglas C. Childress Minister of Music 116 IVA WESLEYAN mm METHODIST CHURCH IVA, SOUTH CAROLINA SECOND WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Jack Funderburk, Pastor Holding Forth the Word of Life Central, South Carolina A. W. Padget, Pastor We Believe in Central College Our Policy: We Support the Whole Program of the Whole Church. George L. Grantham President Mrs. Bernice H. Holder Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Easley, South Carolina Member FDIC John T. Cassel Executive Vice President Mrs. Margaret R. Pressley Assistant Cashier 117 NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Dewey O. Miller, President Watson C. Black, Vice President Richard A. Stanley, Secretary W. W. Kiser, Treasurer 1965 Schedule C. Y. C. CAMP............... SHADY GROVE CAMP............ YOUTH CAMP.................. ANNUAL CONFERENCE .......... . . . JUNE 14-18 JUNE 24-JULY 4 ... JULY 12-16 ... JULY 27-29 Conference Camp Grounds .....................Colfax, North Carolina Conference Office.....601 North Rotary Drive, High Point, North Carolina WE SUPPORT CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE 118 1965 Dear Drink MOUNTAIN Compliments of PET DAIRIES, INC. Greenville, South Carolina For That Extra Lift R. C. BOTTLING COMPANY Delicious DEW Greenville, South Carolina Distributors of Mountain Dew 11 9 BOWL at ALICE MANUFACTURING PICKENS COUNTY RECREATIONS COMPANY East End 123 By-Pass—Easley 20 Modern Bowling Lanes SPECIAL STUDENT PRICES Pleasant Atmosphere 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thru Saturday For further Information call 859-7103 Easley, South Carolina ALICE PLANT ARIAL PLANT ELUEAN PLANT FOSTER PLANT Easley, South Carolina R. T. MARTIN’S ESSO CENTRAL CONCRETE AND PLASTER Central, South Carolina Phone AAE9-2621 Central, South Carolina SMITH’S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone ME9-2404 P.O. Box F Central, South Carolina Compliments of CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE CENTRAL HARDWARE Central, South Carolina Serving the Students of Central WESTERN AUTO Central, South Carolina 120 UNITED FIVE AND TEN PRESSLEY'S MUSIC HOUSE Anderson, South Carolina Serving Central Musically A complete Modern Variety Store PENDLETON MOTOR COMPANY PICKENSVILLE FINANCE COMPANY Pendleton, South Carolina Buy — Sell — Trade Auto Loans........ .......Auto Insurance Phone 859-7186 Easley, South Carolina Marion Harris, Owner ROPER MOTOR COMPANY East End 123 By-Pass Easley 121 Easley, South Carolina WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Asheville, North Carolina Watson C. Black, Minister A Friendly Church..............A Bible-Centered Ministry ■ ■ MT. MORIAH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 122 Rev. J. C. Reynolds, Minister Candler, North Carolina 1. C. PUTMAN SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Churches High Point, North Carolina Jamestown, North Carolina EASLEY WELCOMES PROGRESS HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 123 First Avenue Easley, South Carolina Compliments of IRWIN AUTO SUPPLY FEW'S BARBER SHOP Pickens, South Carolina Compliments of PICKEN S SENTINEL COLLIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Pickens, South Carolina YOUNG’S DRUGSTORE FINDLEY’S MARKET Pickens, South Carolina Pickens, South Carolina T. E.IONES 8 SONS MARTIN’S GROCERY Liberty, South Carolina Clemson, South Carolina Compliments of PICKENS BANK SIM’S AMOCO STATION Clemson, South Carolina SCN BANK CENTRAL PHARMACY Pickens, South Carolina Central, South Carolina Compliments of HUGH BAILEY, JEWELER HENDRICK’S BROTHERS Liberty, South Carolina CORNER DRUG STORE GOLDSMITH’S 5 8 10 124 Pickens, South Carolina Central, South Carolina — C.T BYRD KINGS MOUNTAIN FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH WACO ROAD, KINGS MTN., N. C. Pastor: Rev. John Harris Superintendent: Marion Flowers Students: Peggy Davenport Bill Jenkins 126 WORTH HOFFMAN CONTRACTOR Lincolnton, North Carolina 127 Pastor: Rev. J. W. Stiles Dedicated to the students: John Kiser, Richard Smith Editor of the 1965 CENTRAUAN LONG SHOALS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 128 .• ££ i M' JFtrestmtc 3$bsk|rmt Church A CHRIST-CENTERED FRIENDLY CHURCH” Rev. Harold L. Rickman Rev. Raymond L. Phaup Pastor Minister of Music West Second Avenue at Liberty Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA FIRESTONE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH West Second Avenue at Liberty Street Gastonia, North Carolina Rev. Harold L. Rickman Pastor Rev. Raymond L. Phaup Minister of Music C.W.C. Student: Bob Taylor C.W.C. The Rev. Harold Rickman Mrs. Earlene D. Rickman The Rev. Raymond Phaup Mrs. Mary Ann M. Phaup Miss Janet Carriker Miss Lois Briggs Alumni Mrs. Shirley B. Brown Mr. Morris Davis Mr. Edgar L. Cole Mrs. Nadine W. Cole Mrs. Genelle W. Sisk Mrs. Mary S. Johnson 129 Mrs. Rebecca B. Newell DUKE POWER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF CLEMSON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. William D. James, Pastor Ctemson, South Carolina 130 Holding Forth The Word of Life RAGAN WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Route 1 (Ragan) Gastonia, N. C. Rev. R. H. Kiridschi, Minister STUDENTS AT CENTRAL COLLEGE Carolyn Butler Donna Kindschi Peggy Butler 131 Pastor: Rev. A. D. Wood Student: Don Wood Kataleen Atkins 132 PHILOMATHIAN ATHLETIC SOCIETY PRATT-READ ACTION DIVISION Centra , South Carolina KANAPOLIS FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Pastor: Rev. Paul Aired 133 HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH’S New Parsonage 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 VIRGINIA CONFERENCE SEEKS to COMPLIMENTS OF LYNCHBURG WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Lynchburg, Virginia through Pastor: Rev. Raymond Powers, Jr. Students: Harold Nash Diane Lawrence CHRISTIAN TRAINING Watch us grow through the service of our well trained youth. Church Extension.......... Missions Evangelism — OUR SPECIALTY Earl T. Gentry, President Roanoke, Virginia 24012 134 CANNON RACK SERVICE LAWRENCE AND BROWNLEE Distributors of Nationally Advertised Drugs and Specialties Insurance Company Merchandising Agent Anderson, South Carolina Anderson, South Carolina Compliments of CENTRAL DRY CLEANING HOME INSURANCE AGENCY COMPANY Easley, South Carolina Central, South Carolina 135 ---------- THE FLORIDA CONFERENCE AND WESLEYAN YOUTH Appreciates and supports C. W. C. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Grand Ridge Hosford Apalachicola Perry Brooksville Deland Paola Orlando Merritt Island Intercession City Lakeland Seffner Tampa, Ida St. Tampa, Manhattan Clearwater Largo Pinellas Park St. Petersburg Sarasota Vero Beach Miami Our Students in Central Wesleyan College: Ruth Reece Marilyn Wishart Betty Garrison Tony Baker David Kelley Linda Bell 136 THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE GREER CAMP MEETING When Measured by .... Past Accomplishments .... Present Emphasis .... Future Possibilities South Carolina Conference Greer, South Carolina Proclaiming the Wesleyan Message Is one of the Leading Conferences In Wesleyan Methodism In FULL SUPPORT OF CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE CLEMENT MEMORIAL WESLEYAN THE GEORGIA CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH WESLEYAH METHODIST CHURCH Altavista, Virginia Raymond R. Hicks, President COME AND WORSHIP WITH US Wesley Shields, Sunday School Superintendent WE BELIEVE IN CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE AND PRAY FOR ITS SUCCESS Hal G. Robbins, Jr. Pastor 137 McADENVILLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Yancy H. Carter—Minister Fred D. Fulbright—S,S. Sup THOMASVILLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Hoover Smith When In and Around Thomasville, North Carolina, Come In and Worship With Us. 138 A PROGRAM OF PREACHING, TEACHING, TRAINING AND COUNSELING FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Roanoke, Virginia 1914-1964 Proclaiming Scriptural Holiness Half a Century Rev. W. M. Phaup, Pastor Church Parsonage Melrose Avenue at 16th Street, N.W. 3022 Lorraine Road, N.W. HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Heralding the Message of Holiness Rev. J. W. Phillips, Pastor 139 ANDERSON FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W. E. Payne IN APPRECIATION WELCOME WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Route 1, New Canton, Virginia Minister Kenneth R. Foutz BERT BAUCOM -Insurance Compliments of MOUNTAIN VIEW CENTRAL ROLLER MILLS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Central, South Carolina Salem, South Carolina Pastor — Rev. Dick Whitener BESSEMER CITY FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Compliments of Pastor — Rev. Clarence Phaup MAULDIN CHEVROLET COMPANY WE BELIEVE IN CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE Pendleton, South Carolina 140 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 SHADY GROVE CAMP of North Carolina Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church June 24 Thru July 4, 1965 Dr. Roy S. Nicholson Central Wesleyan College Central, South Carolina Evangelist MEMBERS Watson C. Black President J, W. Phillips Vice President B. C. Kistler Recording Secretary A. J. Argo Treasurer Claude R. Rickman Corr. Secretary Dewey O. Miller Conference President Dr. W. L. Surbrook Southern Pilgrim College Kernersville, N. C. Evangelist Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Cockerill Marian, Indiana In Charge of Music OTHER MEMBERS Y. H. Carter Richard Kindschi John Moretz Roy Nanney Roy Parker Richard Stanley Paul Whiteside Mr. Leonard C. Brank Director of Music Central Wesleyan College Organist Pianist—Mrs. Eugene Cockerill, Marion, Indiana 142 CONFERENCE OFFICE, 601 N. ROTARY DRIVE, HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA OLD ZION WESLEYAN YOUTH Tabor City, North Carolina Jannie Stevens—President Winona Cox—Secretary, Treasurer Rev. Colon Wall Pastor CHRISTENBERY MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cherryville, North Carolina Rev. Donald DaWalt, Pastor HERALDING THE MESSAGE OF HOLINESS Students William Wallace, Glenda Hardin TUSCALOOSA FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Tuscaloosa, Alabama A Friendly Church........A Bible-Centered Ministry Pastor: Rev. George C. Byers FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Atlanta, Georgia Friend of Central Wesleyan College Friend of Wesleyan Youth The CENTRALIAN wishes to take this opportunity to thank each of their advertisers for their Financial support Rev. J. A. Giles, Pastor Miss Jane Fuller, W.Y. President 144 - HERITAGE N, s « mi, 3 1906 00303708 3 l M5 | i WUIlIYAN UWVfAiU For Reference Not to be taken from this library