Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

; cjjJLSz n fj . % L centralian 1973 reflections and projections central wesleyan college central, s.c. ’ 2 I we’ve come a long, . . . our very first president j. harrington . . . rodney. tommie and julia off to another singing engagement. . . . cant you see ‘‘stretch playing basketball In overalls? ... a former pep band? ... a ‘44 cso team ... a past CENTRALIAN editor becomes sponsor ... an obsolete part of work-study. tennis attire changes since '46 ... do raggedy anns give as much security as teddy bears, rhonda? . . . ten years later, lunches in the workshop . . . missionary from africa introduces smock . . . look at that Whitfield form. 6 - v' - Z rr V ST larry, do you want joyce cheering for you in an outfit like this? ... the college barbershop . . . going on choir tour, ’59 style . . . playing basketball in skirts , . , guys, at least you don't have to wear your hair quite this short . . . jimmy kimble's truck is replaced by a boat . . . faculty member entertained at his front door. 7 i 9 11 to get where we are today. first warrior pep band . . . anticipating crowning the queen . . . calling all hungry scholars to take a break . . . '67 homecoming takes place at half time of football game. STOMP THE LIEmS 12 £ dedication dear mr, and mrs. thomas, you have been instrumental in the continuous flow of progress we have experienced this year, to express our appreciation, we dedicate this, the 1973 CENTRALIAN, to you. mrs. thomas. your willingness to listen to our anxieties and your candor at just the right moment make us realize we re not the only ones with problems, your not-so- subtle hints to make that bed. remind us that even though we're away from home, we still must keep our rooms reasonably clean, the special attention you give us when we're sick not only lifts our spirits, but also makes us feel better physically, the fact that you allow us as much freedom as possible shows us that we merit your trust. mr. thomas, thanks for hanging mirrors, fixing dripping faucets, replacing light bulbs, and being our favorite handy man. your friendly word and ready smile brighten up the day for each of us. inasmuch as you are special to everyone here at cwc, we offer this small token of our high esteem for you. sincerely, centralian staff M 1 15 who’s who these students have been chosen from among the senior class to be named in who’s who among students in american colleges and un- iversities. this honor is based upon the students’ scholarship; leadership and participation in educational, extracurricular, and civic activities; and potential for future success. 16 ’ personalities 20 deans H i public relations rev earl bucks, fund raiser; jim perryman. pre admissions counselor. 23 religion herbert dongell. professor of religion; marling elliot. professor of religion; kenneth foutz. associate professor of religion martin labar, professor of science; floyd wilcox associate professor of chemistry; mickey rlckman. assistant professor of math, robert nash, associate professor of math 25 1 I education som parker, associate professor of education; anne hill. assi9- tant professor of education; thomas jennings. associate professor of education; jimmy kimble. assistant professor of education; kelth connor. assistant professor of physical educa- tion; lewis hill, assistant professor of physical education. m english and foreign language weston warren, assistant professor of english; kathleen embler, assistant professor of english; Julio towles, assistant professor of english. 28 music margaret child� , assistant professor of music; sharon warren, part-time professor of music; leonard brank, assistant professor of music educa- tion; allc© cash, assistant professor of music; mary budensiek associate professor of music. history robert drake, assistant professor of history; iouis towles, assistant professor of history; franeis strong, assistant professor of social studies. 30 i. 3) library and chaplain kathleen tegen. acquisitions clerk martha evatt. librarian; monica driscoll, assistant; frances buel, assistant librarian; wayne tippey, college chaplain and pastor. 32 nurse and business office secretaries roberta rose, secretary to rev. hucks. ada poole, secretary to mr kimble; sandra catron, secretary to dr. wood; emma parker, secretary to dr. rickman. post office and maintenance elizabeth riley, postal clerk e. b. thomas. maintenance supervisor, johnny catron, mattie mac starks. paullne holland. 35 cupboard and kitchen staffs 36 penny turner, cupboard manager; mavis Campbell, assistant: margaret brank. dietician: kitchen staff; irene norm an. ethel garvin. william garvin. second shift; ethel garvin. mary will thomas. assis- tant dietician; tucille garvin, john e. williams, first shift. - seniors roy hoyle. president; joe moorefield. vice- president; carolyn shaver, secretary; ken whitener, treasurer; not pictured: wilma house and Jonathan watts, senate representatives susan bullard archie butts 37 david dark arnold luther gail Connor angie cowart bill crowe meg crowe 3usan davis larry fi9her margaret fort don hendricks levon hicks walton holliday nancy hollingsworth wilma house roy hoyle george hucks 39 ■ renee' hucks phy His hurlburt paul James susan j mes steve Jordan alan kubach nancy lee sharon matherly robert moffitt. ii joe moorefield jonathan payne mandy poser blanche ray Jackie ray talmadge reece jean richards robert roach 41 . amy robinson roberta rose danny sharpe carolyn shaver tim smith billy smith anita tegen harry wachsmuth mike waggoner alvin white ken whitener shirley whitted norma wilson judy wyrick wanda young mary beth youngblood i 43 juniors gary phaup. president: Joan pace, senate representative; karen frisbee. secretary; jerry swaney, vice-president; david jennings, treasurer, not pictured milton lowe, senate representative. 1 rhonda barnhill joyce bayse sherry carithers robert cheek susan cordell michael darnel cindy derr meredith derr brian dickens lynn dowden ken ellison raelene Powers karen frisbee becky groce paula grubbs ron haithcock sherry harrison rick helms ann hilliard tom hinton 45 polly lovin milton lowe Charles me call kenneth nix joan pace pam parker eddie petit gary phaup glen rainey david reader dean sanders sandra saunders Steve saunders bennie smallwood brenda smith j. d. smith david surrett jerry swaney sam swinney charies tegen jonathan watts rhonda willis karen young f 48 49 sophomores - ralph kensell, vice president: jack lynn, president, wynne pace, secretary; mary beth mull, senate representative: jeni smallwood. treasurer 50 betty agnew frank ballard raquel barreto helen barrier ruben bocanegra jackie boyd jomes brady, jr. eddie bryson ralph cambell rodney cathey bob cooley yvonne creamer tim davidson betsy davis inez davis pamela dean dan edmunds rosalie elliott rodney franco randy gray vickie green sandra haithcock william hallums 51 “ larry hooks don hurlburt janene jennings rod jennings jane jone9 keith jones rocky j or don ralph kensell roy lanier jack lynn larry me elreath 52 - 1 53 _ 54 53 freshmen cathy Crutchfield, secretary, roger house, president; jim goodman. vice- president: sheryl tippey. treasurer, not pictured: martha pippin, senate representative. gilda alexander martha anderson cynthia batchelor jim beam 56 m. susan cash mike church steve cole vickie courtney James crapps joe crawford debbie crenshaw kathy crutchfield doris ellison sandra ellison I 58 ed far low Patrick fortune darl fowler sherry fowler terese freeze alice garner lamar garrett penevle getsmger Steve gilreath jlm good man Pamela green joy groce 59 keetha heavilin linda henderson james hilley perry hines roper house cindy hoyle iarry hucks debbie hunter beatrice hurlburt janz johnson harry me call 60 tommie me quaig j d mann pom moose max nance, jr charlotte nowsom ken parker joann paschal terry penland derrick phlllips sharon pierce ■ martha pippin debbie preusz e. w. purvis sieve rickman sheryl roberts ricky robertson sara robmson sherry russell dwight rutledge billy seaborn 62 joseph sesay debbie sickles jerry sipes ann smith joan smith david Stanley sheryl tippey mary vandiver sarah watson dennis wilson wendy womble mike young K 63 special students $ student senate directing freshman orientation . . . organization of the inter-organization coun- cil . . . homecoming plans . . . directing stu- dent body officers election . . . presenting the needs of student body to administration and board of trustees, officers: dan edmunds, treasurer; susan cordell, vice-president; ann wood, secretary; tim smith, president; dr. paul b. wood, sponsor. 68 army rote at central wesleyan through a co-operative program, students at central wesleyan are now able to take rote at clemson univer- sity for the first time. 69 _ directing missionary conven- tion . . . collecting gifts for hephzibah . . . book project for library in africa . , . con- ducting prayer meetings . . . completion of pledge support drive, officers: ron haithcock, president; eddie bryson, vice- president; sandra ellison, recording secretary; joan pace, recording secretary; wilma house, treasurer; lynn dowden, publicity chairman; prof, francis strong, sponsor. 70 Christian service I gospel teams ministering to churches in southern area , . . rest home teams, jail teams, bible club teams , . . day students involved in church ministries in their hometown . . . rais- ing money to aid in God’s work, officers: steve saunders, vice-president; phyllis hurlburt, treasurer; wiima house, secretary; steve jor- dan, president. 71 tomahawk publication every thursday . . . happy birthdays . . . schedule of basketball games . . . informing students, faculty, and staff of activities to come, keetha heavlin, dean sanders, co-editors; floyd wilcox, sponsor. tom-tom news . . . sports . . . critical reviews . . . letters . . . academic information . . . expressing frustrations . . . publishing a periodic paper containing articles of in- terest and concern to the students, co-editors; frank ballard, rosalie elliot; business manager, cindy hoyle; sponsor, dr. robert nash. sending money from paper drive to missions . . . buying supplies and planning for science fair . . . showing films . . , float for homecom- ing . . . field trips . . . prayer bands, officers: rhonda barnhill, president; tim davidson, vice- president; janene jennings, secretary- treasurer; dr. fioyd wilcox, sponsor. 74 cheerleaders aching legs and lots of pain walking up steps . . . girls go out for cheerleading and work hard prac- ticing . . . only seven are chosen . . . new cheers to be learned . . . more practice . . . leading the crowd in supporting the warriors. Iln i me kinnon; vickie green; mary vandiver; rhonda parkor. captain; Joyce bayae. co-captain 0' ite page; rhonda parker, Joyce bayae, brenda smith, sandra eilison; dr ted Jennings, sponsor ( pep band increase in size . . . uniform change . . . warrior mascot . . . orientating new members to new music . . . prac- ticing . . . basketball game against warriors . . . playing at all warrior games . . . raising the spirit of fans and team . . . onward Christian soldiers. j pep club making posters . . . running the conces- sion stands at home basketball games . . . aiding cheerleaders and pep band in attending away games . . . raising the enthusiasm among the students . . . sup- porting our mighty warriors, officers: deb- bie white, secretary; vickie green, treasurer; joyce bayse. vice-president; mandy poser, president; dr. ted jennings, sponsor. stuart-bennett enforcing the rules set forth for the students . . . co-operating in having barn party . . . Christmas parties . . . girls selling candy to raise funds for stuart-bennett scholarship fund, of- ficers: sherry harrison, secretary: karen frisbee. president; verna john- son, treasurer: karen young, vice- president: mrs. mary will thomas, spon- sor. 80 J music organizations choir officers: ron haithcock, president; bob cooley, vice-president; sarah watson, secretary-treasurer; billy seaborn, chaplain, music club officers: meredith derr, president; pam dean, vice-president; norma wilson, secretary-treasurer. music club . . . choir . . . variation—7 . . . trio . . . quartet . . . well- rounded program of religious and secular music . . . traveling . . . representing the college . . . entertaining . . . encouraging interested students to attend cwc . . . foremost aim is praising God. 83 student education education majors learning about what's in store for them . , . student teachers sharing experiences in their classrooms . . . cooking out at dr. jenning's. officers: wilma house, secretary-treasurer; jean richards, presi- dent; angie cowart, vice-president; dr. ted jennings, sponsor. 84 centralian jeni smallwood. editor; grant Warwick, co-editor; ken whitener. business manager; susan cordell. layout editor; jlm good man. photo editor: clndy hoyle. copy editor: davld Jen- nings. ken ellison, blanche ray. sherry russell Vickie green, jonz Johnson, darl fowler, deb ble preusz. drama club 86 ii‘publican club b: g represented at state republican meetings in Columbia, s.c. ... at young republican rally where senator brock from b lessee spoke . . . distributing literature for re-election of president , . . mock ballot held in pre-election week . . . victory Li. ;y on election night . . . president is youth representative at republican convention in miami . . , president and treasurer a nd presidential inauguration in Washington, d.c., afterwards being presented at the inaugural ball . attend inaugural c jert at j. f. kennedy center of performing arts in d.c. . . . membership drive nets record enrollment and largest membership jl capita in state, officers: barbara matthews, treasurer; cindy hoyle, corresponding secretary; tommie me quaig, recording s, etary; david johnston, president; ken ellison, vice-president. 87 88 Spanish club attending Spanish films at clemson university . . , catholic mass in anderson . . . giving a Christmas party . . . having chapel programs . . . studying various aspects of Spanish culture . . . developing an appreciation of Spanish, officers: dan edmunds. vice- president; steve rickman, president; tommie me - quaig, reporter; martha pippin, treasurer; pam dean, secretary; miss kay embler, sponsor. french club newly organized . . . attending french films . . Christmas party and being served french food . . . learning customs of french people . . . money- raising project . . . trying to speak the french language, officers: keetha heavlin. president; pam moose, treasurer; sara watson, reporter; cindy hoyle, vice-president; charlotte newsome, secretary; prof, weston warren, sponsor. 89 : I freshman initiation a time to test all freshmen's sense of humor . . . early morning exercises . . , pigtails . . . white socks . . . helping to bring freshmen closer to their beloved upperclassmen , . . rat court — it's mustard plasters, egg-rolling contests, molasses, and buckets of water . . . freshmen breathe a sigh of relief as they rush to a relaxing shower . . . two trying days are finally over. 92 ■ 93 ML___________________________________________________________________________________________ revival rev. ralph bayrnim speaks at fall revival . . . loving everybody . . . prayer and share sessions . . . rejoicing in the Lord . , . candlelight service . . . singing, testifying . . . spring revival brings to us rev. watson black . . . re-dedication to God. a concert from three guys who traveled with jim perryman . . , 6,000 miles . . . recruiting students . . . singing and playing . , . highlight was georgia youth camp with mass one-on-one witnessing and Jesus walk. concerts enjoyable concerts presented in folger . . . george and jerrle lucktenburg ... a priceless original stradivarius violin and harpsicord performance . . .dr. ruby morgan . . . piano recitals . . . selections of classical music . . . afterwards delightful receptions. 95 97 missionary conventio chapel on the teardrop in freezing weather . . . variation 7 perform with icy fingers . . . interesting seminars later in day . . . miss birch and mrs. lively speak on women's lib for missionaries . . . mr. bray, dr. taylor, and mr. lively each, cuss various aspects of a missionary's life. 98 variety show the sophomore variety show . . . ewe students reveal hidden talent . . . the famous goob sisters, variation 7's ah” skit, peanuts and overalls , . . cooley and rodney's wedding song . . even some real talent by derrick Phillips . . . fun, laughs and en- joyment. republican club party a victory party sponsored by the republican club . . . monopoly, scrabble, paper hats and whistles , . . our college president shows experience at checkers . . . plenty of refreshments and fun . . . election returns on televisions and nixon wins without serious competition. 100 A senior superlatives most original: susan davis and tim smith: best all around: Carolyn shaver and steve jordan. most athletic: gail connor and roy hoyie; most likely to succeed: wanda young and danny sharpe. 101 I I representatives and escorts seniors: jean richards and roy hoyle, wilma house and rob- bie wiggins, carolyn shaver and steve jordan; juniors: jane jones and joe farry, karen frisbee and danny sharpe, susan cordell and don wheeler. a presidential breakfast Saturday morning for court and escorts . . . variation 7's praise God from whom all blessings flow in folger . . . open house in both dorms . . . visitors and friends crowding in everywhere . . . luncheon honoring warriors ... an afternoon of basketball . . . a close game going with emmanuel at half time . . .carolyn shaver crowned queen for 1973 by linny dongell . . . warriors are victorious over the lions as the homecoming finale. 102 representatives and escorts sophomores anne wood and david meaders. mary beth mull and ralph kensell freshmen sarah watson and roger house, susan cash and jack iynn 104 •TV v � 05 GO LX ISITORS HOME 107 109 competition cwc warriors n t facing an upgraded schedule, including many n.a.i.a. opponents, the warriors began the season with high hopes for their best record yet. as the year began, however, the injury jinx that would follow the team all year, struck during practice, after two-a-day practices and five scrimmage games, two being against nationally ranked opposition, the warriors got it together to open regular season play. Basketball MOV 11 MOV 13 MOV 17 • MOV II ♦mov a mov a MC 1 MC J MC S • MC � MC U, 1� • JAM t •JAM 11 JAN 1) • jan a • JAN 2) jan r JAN J� • 'll | !• | •It i ■ •It • • •It • FRANCIS MAHON I ATLANTA CHRISTIAN 7 j iMMANtant usc-lancastu :jo GORDON mIUTaIT 7 JC rr ANDif� s 7 jc unc-greins o«o I X GREENSBORO I - GORDON mIUTaCT 7 JC WARREN WILSON 7 jc FLORIDA TOCRnCY TOCCOa 7 jc RiEDnOnt jc EjanAnlEL : jc atlanta Christian j jc LanCCI ’ JC At I In • .lSCn - x NOarv. iEOiiiA I ST ANDREWS 9 I JRi CS % rOCCC JB 11 - C I 1 1 4 •'V J •� A • M • Ml «• m N � ( g SI I the warriors consist of 12,1 3 rocky jordan; 14.15 eddio bryson; 20.21 jerry whltfield 22.23 mike bortz, 30. 31 don ledbett'er; 32,33 jackie boyd; 34.35 william hnllums; 40,4 1 mike church; 42,43 brian dickens; 44,45 larry hooks; 50,51 robert cheek; 52,53 steve cole, 54,55 lamar garrett; coach lewis hill; manabor: roscoe Campbell. i 1 the warriors opened the season with an impressive 90-69 win over n.a.i.a. opponent, francis marion, as robert cheek hit for 31 points against the patriots’ 6'11 center, atlanta Christian fell victim to the warriors in the second game of the year, em- manuel college handed the warriors their first defeat at em- manuel in overtime, this game was indicative of the first half of the season in which the warriors lost five games by a total of 15 points, coach hill remained optimistic as the team took third place in the Clearwater tournament, the warriors seem- ed ready to make their traditional second-half-of-the-season kick, with everyone healthy for the first time, warrior fans waited in anticipation for the best season ever. 1973 season ►O to team owe opponent francis marion 90 69 atlanta Christian 61 41 emmanuel 95 96 usc-lancaster 90 66 gordon military 88 71 unc-greensboro 58 63 greensboro 70 75 gordon military 60 61 grace 73 86 Clearwater Christian 104 73 warren wilson 56 58 toccoa falls 91 81 piedmont 67 63 emmanuel 83 72 atlanta Christian lander warren wilson north georgia st. andrews piedmont toccoa unc-greensboro francis marion greensboro use-lancaster — ' - - ' i1- -j h intramurals the senior football team remained undefeated for the se- cond year, co-captains, roy hoyle. who threw the most touchdown passes, and mike waggoner led them to vic- tory, as steve jordan aided with his great speed, the sophomores, led by captain robbie wiggins, the high scorer, came in a close second, they tied the seniors once and lost once to them, displaying good speed and talent, the juniors played under the leadership of ken ellison, with don hurlburt as their outstanding player, quarter- back, pete mull, and roger house, captain, did their best for the freshmen team, but it seemed that inexperience spelled defeat. I 124 125 - girls' intramural basketball calls for more endurance this year as there are only five players instead of six. the freshman team seems to have the upper hand with a 3-0 record, this is at- tributed to the scoring of joann paschal and the ball-handling of bea hurlburt and terese freeze, the upper classmen have as their outstanding players: wilma house on defense and phyllis hurlburt and marty richardson, ball- handlers. 127 the season opened with the sophomore class facing the freshmen, although the sophomores have quality players in roscoe Campbell and randy gray, they couldn’t seem to get it all together, the sophomores later lost to the juniors; they stand at a 1-2 record, the freshmen, also with a 1-2 record, have lost to upperclassmen juniors and seniors, pete mull and david stanely are the outstanding scorers for the freshmen, the juniors have lost only one game, that to the seniors, they are backed by gary phaup’s shooting and david reeder's rebounding, the seniors have also lost one — that to the sophomores, roy hoyle has been outstanding in leading the seniors to their 2-1 record. I 128 129 Phillips Textile Services, Inc Personnel and Engineering Consultants P.O. Box 5698 741 North Pleasantburg Drive Greenville, S.C. (803) 233-6324 Box 2906 Suite 100 Hillcrest Shopping Center Spartanburg, S.C. (803) 582-3441 Easley, S.C., Asheville. N.C., Greensboro, N.C. 132 Compliments of Phillips Polymer P.O. Box 5655 Greenville, SC 29606 Sam B. Phillips. Jr. President 133 Asheville Wesleyan Church West Asheville, North Carolina G. K. Andrews, Pastor Our Students at Central Susan Cordell Barbara Matthews “■'r ' First Wesleyan Church GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Rev. Vi. Lee Coekerill, pastor Rev. W. Vi illard Kiser. Minister of Outreach Ron Kelly, Director of Music Students at Central Rhonda Barnhill Rodney Cathey Raelene Flowers David Jennings Janene Jennings Amy Robinson Bennie Smallwood Mike Vi aggoner Karen oung Michael Young anda oung 135 RAGAN WESLEYAN CHURCH ‘The End of Your Search For a Friendly Church” Kev. Hoover Smith, Pastor Gastonia, North Carolina Our Student: Tim Smith Compliments of G J Machine Shop, Inc. Alice Wesleyan Church Wesleyan Youth P.0. Box 941 High Point, N.C. Easley, S.C. Our Student: Sarah Watson Ensley’s Electronics Radial Tire Specialists irrmrr Lifesaver. We specialize in Solid State Repair'' illi I he American Radial. Hill WHRIC AN I’KfMItR RAOLAI I1RI MAKtR Syu AIMIA INCORPORATED U|l llRELLI Highway 93 Don’s Tires lemson, S.C. Phone 6SP2855 103 N. Clemson Ave. Clemson, S.C. Compliments of Durham Brothers Used Cars Anderson Auto Parts Clemson Highway Pendleton, S.C. t'our parts jobber Clemson, S.C. Invites you to come by and Inspect their selection of Quality Used Cars 137 Shady Grove Wesleyan Church Colfax, N.C. Entering its 100th year of service to God and Community Our Students at CWC: Frank Ballard David Stanley Kathy Crutchfield Anne Wood Firestone Wesleyan Church A Christ-Centered Friendly Church Rev. Harold L. Rickman Pastor Rev. Raymond L. Phaup Minister of Music Our Student: Steve Rickman Gastonia, North Carolina Clover Wesleyan Church Ronald C. Wallace, Pastor Our Student Ken Whitener Compliments of Wilkinson Insurance Services, Inc. P,0. Box 217 Pendleton, S.C. WESLEYAN ARMS, INCORPORATED High Point, North Carolina “Serving Senior Citizens” WESLEYAN ARMS NURSING CENTER Rev. W. M. Phillippe, Jr. President FACILITIES: 100-bed nursing center, pictured above; 50-bed rest home; 79 apartments INFORMATION: Write to Rev. J. L. Denny, pastor-administrator. 1911 N. Centennial Street, High Point, North Carolina 27260 Compliments of SOPHOMORE CLASS Compliments of Compliments of First Wesleyan Church Fellowship Wesleyan Church Rich Street Asheboro, N.C. Iva, S.C. Rev. A. J. Kenatick Pastor Rev. Robert Anders Pastor Chantilly Wesleyan Church Boosters Rev. Mrs. Ronald Wallace Clover, S.C. Robert Moffitt Chantilly, Virginia CWC; Central, S.C. Pastor Our Student Rev. George Frailey Lynn Dowder James H. Davidson Clover, S.C. D H Gulf Station Clover, S.C. Gibbs Chapel Wesleyan Church Morgan’s Flowers Gifts Glen Alpine, N.C 112 Sloan Street Clemson, S.C. 29631 Phone 654-3131 Pastor Our Student W. G. Davidson Tim Davidson 141 KNIGHTON CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH Fountain Inn, SC Rev. George Nalley, pastor Student: Jean Richards Compliments of FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 3220 Bouldercrest Road S.E. Atlanta, Georgia New Sanctuary and Clasrooms Completed Summer, 1973 Jim Meaders’ CHURCH FURNITURE ASSOCIATES Route 2: Ellenwood. Ga. m penal Pews HIGHEST QUAUTT AH0 VALUE Church Office Furniture Baptistries Spires Lighting Pew Cushions Carpeting “Serving the South- - - 0� wndFm«jkkbhwuiw Selling for Less will help fOu plan jrour Church furmihinf Call Collect (404) 241-1363 I HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN CHURCH 1696 Westchester Dr. High Point, North Carolina Donald A. Dawalt Pastor We Support Central Wesleyan College Through the Co-operative Program and a 100% Educational Budget. ernersville esleyan cademy Kernersville, N.C. 143 CENTRAL PHARMACY CENTRAL, S.C. 144 Pep Club SLOGAN: “We’re Behind You All The Way.” Warriors Are The Best Mt. Zion Methodist Church AdairTs Sunoco Service Central, S.C. Highway 32] S. Cio' er, S.C. Ronald R usse II O’Dell, minister Phone: 222-4505 Central Garage Mack's Drive-In L.O. Evatt. owner Centra], S.C. Pendleton Road Clemson, S.C. phone: 639-2262 146 ACTION DIVISION CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA 29630 Jenkin’s Grocery The Spox Company Beuford Jenkins owner David E. Phillips vice-president Clover, S.C. P.O. Box 2041 High Point, N.C. Roper Motor Company East End By-Pass Easley, S.C. Crane Chevrolet Company Plymouth phone; 859-7566 Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Chev rolet — Oldsmobile P.O. 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With Stevens, you’ll be part of one of America’s leading textile manufacturers... helping to produce some of the finest fabrics in the world! Contact the Personnel Department at any Stevens Plant. J. P Stevens Co., Inc. where people make the difference An Equal Opportunity Employer Floyd and Pippin Really Co. 919 299-4312 Pearce—Young—Angel Company Greensboro. North Carolina Service Food Distributors 27407 Box 1569 While Morse Road Greenville, S.C. 29602 U-Save Supermarket Finest Quality Products at Low, Low Prices Grocery—Meats—Produce Central, S.C. Walter L. Rhodes, Jr. owner )5! Wesleyan Nursing Home, Inc. 2623 Cranbrook Lane Charlotte, North Carolina Rev, W . M. Phillippe, Jr., president Re . Lloyd A. Cox. ice president Re . Dixon A. Wood, secretan Mr. . Kiser, treasurer Mr. John I ngle, assistant secretan ‘Central College Alumni 1928 N. Fayetteville Street ASHEBORO. NORTH CAROLINA 152 R H. Klndscht, Pastor Michael Engle. Minister of Youth Long Shoals Wesleyan Church Lynchburg Wesleyan Church Mansfield at Eldon Lynchburg. V irginia 24501 Rev. Paul A. Wheeler pastor Long Shoals Wesleyan Church Route 4 Lincolnton. North Carolina 28092 Janies M. Capps, pastor Buddy R ampev, assistant pastor Christ-Centered Community Church Crestview Wesleyan Church Asheboro, North Carolina Arthur S. Moorefield pastor Dedicated to Our Student: Joe Moorefield First Wesleyan Church W. Wilbur Groce, pastor A spiritual church—A growing church 607 Church Street Eden. North Carolina Faith Wesleyan Church 300 Lawrence Street Greensboro, North Carolina Vickie Carler Dari Fowler Sherry Fowler Robert Moffit Don Wood, pastor Martha Pippin 54 First Wesleyan Church Rev. Jack Phillips, pastor Kannapolis. North Carolina Our Students at Central Helen Barrier Ron Haithcoek Sandra Haithcoek 155 THE SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT of the Wesleyan Church When measured by..................... .......Past Accomplishments ......... .......Present Emphasis ............. .......Future Possibilities.......... is one of the leading districts in the Wesleyan Church We Support Central Wesleyan College. Attend Greer Camp Meeting Sponsored by South Carolina District Wesleyan Church August 3-12, 1973 EVANGELIST: BIBLE TEACHER: SONG EVANGELIST: YOUTH EVANGELIST: Rev. O. D. Emery Rev. Herbert Dongell Rev. David Robertson Rev. David Keith “Proclaiming the Wesleyan Message'1’ For information write: 157 Rev. C. T. Bryant Box 645 Greer, S. C. 29651 2621 Poinsett Highway Greenville, South Carolina 29609 158 Southern Foods, Inc. 3353 Clays Mill Road Lexington, Kentucky Earl T. Gentry, Pastor Allen Music Company 121 South Main Street Greenville, S.C. Bach, King, Selmer Band Instruments Music for Band, Piano, and Chorus Post Office Box 5067 Greenville, S.C. 29606 ■a . n Division of Religion Whatever your vocational field may be, you will be better equipped through a Christian Education CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE Central, South Carolina 29630 DR. CLAUDE R. RICKMAN, PRESIDENT Involvement ’73 Division of Science First Wesleyan Church Central, S.C. Rev. Wayne Tippey College Pastor and Chaplain Offering a ministry of counseling, teaching, and preaching. Brevard Wesleyan Church Rev. Marlin Mull, pastor Our students at Central: Eddie Bryson Karen Frisbee Mary Beth Mull Pete Mull 160 Christenbury Memorial Wesleyan Church We believe in and support our college. Central Wesleyan. Rev. J. W. Stiles, pastor Murray Beam, s. s. superintendent Gerald Veeder, church treasurer Robert Smith, trustee W arren W allace, trustee Matthew Dellinger, trustee Fred Neil, Jr., hoard member D. II. Edwards, Sr., lay leader Jim Beam Robbie Wiggins Rick Helms 161 162 Lynch Drug Co. Clemson, S.C. When in Charlotte You Are Invited to Worship at the St. Paul Wesleyan Church 2300 McClintock Road Charlotte, North Carolina D, Clifton Wood, Minister CANTON WESLEYAN CHURCH Dobson’s Hardware Clemson, S.C. Canton, N. C. Robert Black, Pastor MidGulf District Rev. M. C. House District Superintendent Students at Central Bill Crowe Levon Hicks Leon Rice Susan Cash Glen Rainey Wilma House Jonathan Watts Roger House Brooksville Wesleyan Church Brooksville, Florida Rev. Roy S. Nicholson, Pastor First Wesleyan Church Rev. M. Paul Rampey Minister I. S. Texas Avenue Phone 235-7357 South Texas Avenue (One Block Off Easley Bridge Road) Greenville, SC Clemson Wesleyan Church 163 Karl W. Johnston, Pastor Clemson, South Carolina 29631 Kernersville Lumber Company Kernersville, North Carolina 27284 Meeting, banquet, and convention facilities to accommodate groups from 25 to 650. Boating, skiing, and swimming on Lake Hartwell. Our Facilit ies Available for: Business meetings Sales, seminars Con ventions Clubs and organizations Din ner—dances Lu nebeons Christmas parlies W edd ing receptions Fashion shows Anniversaries Bar mitzvahs Showers Card parties Private parties P.O. Box 512 Clemson, South Carolina 29631 (803) 654-4450 REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR YOUR YEAR BOOK SCHOOL PORTRAIT DIVISION 1101 CARTER STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 37402 Fort Hill Federal I i Savings Loan Association Clemson, S.C. federal Your Account is Invited . . . James P. Whitlock, President First Wesleyan Church Troy, NC extends special wishes for a good year to students and faculty of Central Wesleyan College for 1972-73. but especially to students from Troy. T. Wayne Preusz, pastor. Perry Hines Debbie Preusz Excellent job opportunities await college graduates at any of Woodside’s modern and progressive textile plants . . . plants that are typical of the dynamic new- era which has dawned in the textile industry . . . plants that house ultra modern machinery . . . plants that provide maximum employee comfort. Choose a textile career with a firm that provides many fringe benefits including a company paid retirement program for all employees. Visit the plant of your choice and discuss your future in textiles with the employment manager. Beattie Plant Easley Plant Fountain Inn Plant Furman Plant Greenville Plant Haynsworth Plant Liberty Plant No. 1 Liberty Plant No. 2 Norris Plant Simpsonville Plant Fountain Inn, S. C. Easley, S. C. Fountain Inn, S. C. Fountain Inn, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Anderson, S. C. Liberty, S. C. Liberty, S. C. Cateechee, S. C. Simpsonville, S. C. Dan River Inc. L. ▼ Woodside Division an equal opportunity employer Executive Offices 260 South Pleasantburg Drive Greenville, S. C. NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT TU esfieyOfc Church ofr Ato Mfr Watson C. Black. District Superintendent Office: J. W. Phillips, Assistant Superintendent 601 N. Rotary Drive—Tel. (919) 888-4694 Richard A. Stanley, Secretary High Point, N.C. W. W. Kiser, Treasurer THE WESLEYAN CHURCH NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT District Year 1971-72 Churches 96 Elders 131 Licensed Ministers 19 Full Members 5,829 Total Membership 7,178 Cash Disbursements— General Church Purposes Total Cash Disbursements S221.899 SI.978,010 Ministerial Students 12 WATSON C. BLACK, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT J. W. PHILLIPS, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT W. W . KISER, DISTRICT TREASURER RICHARD A. STANLEY. DISTRICT SECRETARY Conference Office: 601 North Rotary Drive High Point, N.C. 27260 HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH “An Old Church with an Everlasting Message Rev. Paul Allred. Pastor Our Students at Central: Eddie Farlow Joyce Bavse Pilat UK Thank von for your patronage. Handy Strickland 527 College Avenue Clemson, S.C. 29631 Rushwood Park Wesleyan Church Rt. 7, Box 43 Asheboro, N. C. 27203 H. D. Shrum, pastor Our Students: Alice Garner Sharon Pierce Larry McElreath Jerry Swaney York First Wesleyan Church 21 Baron Street York, South Carolina Alfred S. F urr, pastor 170 Our Student: Pam Moose Compliments of Senior Class Compliment of Freshman Class Compliments of STUDENT SENATE Tim Smith. President Susan Cordell, Vice-President Ann Wood, Secretary Dan Edmunds, Treasurer Dr. Paul B. Wood, Sponsor The Voice of the Students Clement Memorial Wesleyan Church Altavista, Virginia The Church of the open door.” Our Aim: “To Serve the Present Age.” Edwin B. Wallace, Pastor First Wesleyan Church 3706 Peters Creek Rd, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24019 J. Paul Hill, S. S. Sup't, We congratulate Central's Graduating Class of '73 Charles E. Carroll Pastor CAROLINA PRODUCE CO. R. T. Martin 121 W. River Street Anderson, S. C. Telephone 224-4376 Esso Service Station phone—639-9121 Central, South Carolina i Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Melton’s Home Auto Supply Co. compliments of Boyd’s Tire and Battery B.E Goodrich BESBEBBO Better Tire Recapping Kelvinator Home Appliances Complete Auto Accessories B.E Goodrich 110 North Main Street Clover, S. C. 29710 South Main Street—Clover, S.C.— Phone 222-9568 174 Central Wesleyan Church Thomas ille, V C. John Moretz, pastor 175 Our Students: Larry Jones Milton Lowe First Wesleyan Church Lincolton, NC Our Students: Cindy Roy Hoyle, Randy Pope Rev. Kenneth George, Pastor Gastonia Nursing Center, Ine. 416 N. Highland Gastonia. North Carolina Kannapolis Rest Home, Inc. 1806 N. Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis, North Carolina Mrs. Sue Payne Ad ministrator Mr. Ronnel Parker Administrator Rev. W. M. Phillippe, Jr.—President Rev. W. M. Phillippe, Jr.—President l)r. Clyde A. Parker—Secretary Treas. Dr. Clyde A. Parker—Secretary Treas. 176 faculty index alien, howard; ed.d.: 31 brank, leonard; b.s.: 29,83 brank. margaret: 36 buel. frances; m.a.: 32 budensiek, mary; m.a.: 29,83 Campbell, mavis: 36 cash, alice; m.mus.: 29,83,95 catron, jonathan: 35.46.186 catron, sandra: 34 childs, margaret: b.mus.: 29.83 connor, keith; ed.d.: 27.182,183 dongell, herbert: m.a.: 24 drake, robert: m.a.: 30 elliott. marling; th.m.: 24 embler. kathleen: m.ed.: 3.28,88.184 evatt, martha; b.s.: 32 foutz, kenneth; m.a.: 24.81 garvin, ethel: 36 garvin, lucille: 36 garvin. william: 36 harris, katherine: 36 hill, anne: m.ed.: 27,187 hill, lewis: m.ed.: 27,114,116.187 holland. pauline: 35.186 hucks, earl: 23 hunnicutt. ned: 33 jennings. ted: ed.d.: 27,77.84 jones, b. d.; b.s.: 22,33 kimble. jimmy; m.ed.: 7,22.27,57.186 labar, martin; ph.d.: 12,25 myers. freda; m.a.: 26 nash. robert: ph.d.: 25,73 norman. irene: 36 parker, emma: 20.34.87 parker. sam; m.a.: 5.21.27.63.65,96 perryman. jim; a.b.: 23 poole, ada: 34 rickey. kenneth; m.a.: 26 rickman. claude r.: ph.d.: 7,20,96.182 rickman, mickey; m.a.: 25 riley, liz: 35 rose, roberta: 34 starks, mattie mae: 35 strong, francis; m.ed.: 30,70 surrett. becky: 33 surrett, david: 82 tegen, kathleen: 32 thomas. e. b.: 14,15,47.93.184.186 thomas, mary will: 14,15,36.80 tippey. wayne; a.b.: 27,32.186 towles. julia; ph.d.: 28 towles, louis: m.a.: 30,185 turner, penny: 36 warren, weston; m.s.: 28,29,86,89 wilcox, floyd; ph.d.: 25,74 williams, john: 36 wood, Christine: 33 wood, paul b.: ph.d.: 3,12,19,20.21. 31,182,186 student index -I agnew, betty: 50 alexander. gilda: 56,61 atkinson, cathy: 88 ballard. frank: 50.54,68.73.82.87.140 barnhill. rhonda: 44.74.87 barreto, raquel: 50.70,79 barrier, helen: 50.82.140 batchelor. eynthia: 56.171 bayse. joyce 44.75.76.77.79 beam, jim: 56.61,62.92.171 bisel. karen: 57 blair. donna: 57.88.171 bocanegra, ruben: 50 bortz mike: 113,117,123 boyd. jackie: 45.50.106.107.112.113.116 117.120.121.122.123.187 brady. james: 50 broyles. greg: 57.61.82 bryson. eddie: 50.70.79.87.93.112.116. 123,140 bullard. susan: 37 butts, archie: 37 caldwell. rick: 6 1 Campbell, phil: 57 Campbell, ralph: 50 Campbell, rosco: 115.123.140 carithers. sherry 44 carroll. mike: 57 carter, vickie: 57.88 cash, susan: 58.61.62.63.70.79.82.88.92. 104.107.171.186 cathey. rodney 50.65.78.79.83.93.94 cheek, robert: 44.79.106.113.115. 1 16.1 17.120.121.122.123.187 church, mike: 58.61.88.94.106.114.115. 123 dark, dave: 38.65.124.125 cole, steve: 58.61.94.114.115.1 17,123 connor. gail: 38,101 cooley. bob 50.75.78 79.82.83.94 183 cordell, susan: 44.68.85.107 Courtney, rhoda: 58.60.82.92 cowart, angle: 38.49.79.80.84 crapps. james: 58.78.79.171 crawford. joe: 55.58,65 creamer, yvonne: 51 crenshaw. debbie: 57,58 crowe. bill: 38.83.182 crowe, meg: 38 Crutchfield, kathy: 58.56.171 daniel. mike: 44 davidson. tim: 51.65,82,83,125,140 davis. betsy: 51 davis, inez: 51.88.140 davis. susan: 38.65.73.101 dean, pamela: 51.82.83.88 derr, cynthia: 44.47,71.82 derr. meredith: 44,82.83.94.186 dickens, brian: 45.117.120.121,123.187 dowden. lynn: 45.70.84.88 edmunds, dan: 51.65.68.87.88.104 elliott, rosalie: 51.73.94 ellison, doris: 58.60.79.92.184 ellison. ken: 45.79,81.84.85.87.129 ellison. sandra: 58.60.62,70.75.76.79.81. 87,92.171.184 farlow. eddie: 59 fisher, larry: 38.82.94.124.125 flint, john: 69.82.83.93.94 flowers, raelene: 45 fort, margaret: 39.80.84 fortune, patrick 59.60.62.63.92.93. 171 fowler, darl: 59,61.67.69.78.79.85. 87.94.129,171 fowler, sherry: 59.61.73.79.171 france, rodney: 51.52.82.83,140,187 freeze, terese: 59.61.73.79.171 frisbee. karen 44.45,47.80,84.107 garner, alice: 59 garrett. lamar: 59.96.116,117.120.121, 123,106,107.1 14.187 getsinger. penevle: 33.59 gibson. donna: 74.88 gilreath. steve: 59 goodman jim 56,59.62.67.85.88.92.171 gray, randy: 51 green, pamela: 59.171 green, vicky: 51.66.75.77.79,85.87.140 groce. becky: 45.82 groce. joy: 59.61,92 grubbs, paula: 45 haithcock. ron 45.65.70.81.82 haithcock. sandra: 51.82,83.94,140 hallums. william: 51,81.112.116.117.122. 123.106 hardee, patricia: 82 harrison, sherry: 45,49,70.80,84.88 head, ernest: 64 heavlin. keetha: 60.61.70,72,79,80,82. 86,93 helms, doug: 82,83,171 helms, rick: 45,94.184 henderson. linda: 60 hendricks. don: 39,184 hicks, levon: 39 hilley. james: 57,60 hilliard, ann 45 hines. perry: 60,107 hinton. tommy: 45 holliday, walton: 39 hollingsworth. nancy: 39,88 hood, becky: 88 hooks, larry: 52,79.181,94.114.115,117. 121.122.123.184 hooper, kristine: 46,70 house, roger: 56.60.62.63,68.71.79.87. 93.94.125.104.107.171.184 house, wilma: 39.68,70.71,79,84.87,94. 107.171 hoyle. cindy: 60.61.66.73.85.87.171 hoyle. roy: 37.39.65,68.79.124.125.129. 107.171.186.101 hucks, george: 39 hucks, larry: 60.65,78.79,82.92,125,171 hucks, rene£: 40.68 hunter, debbie 60.61.79.82.88.94.171 hurlburt. bea: 60.79.171 hurlburt. don: 52.129 hurlburt. phyllis: 40.70.71.84.171 james. paul: 40 james. susan: 40 jennings, david: 46,44,66.85,129 jennings. gerald: 46 jennings, janene: 52.70.74.79,80.94.140 jennings. rod: 52.65 johnson. janz: 60.67.85.87.171.184 johnson. verna: 46.49,80 johnston, david: 87 jones, jane: 52.107 jones. keith: 52 jones. larry: 46.78.79,93.129 jordan. rocky: 52.112.113.117.121.123, 187 jordan, steve: 16,40.68,71.81,91.124.125, 106.107.171.101 kensell. ralph: 50.52.53.65.70.81.82. 125.104.107.140 kuback. alan: 40.88 lanier, roy: 52 laye, barbara: 46.88 ledbetter. don: 45.73.81.107.1 12.113. 1 17,121.123.129,187 lee, nancy: 40.65,73 lesley, alta: 46,65 lovin. polly: 47 lowe. milton: 47.68,78.79,94 luther, arnold: 38,93 lynn. jack: 50.52,65.68,87.94.104.140, 182 me call, Charles: 47 me call, harry: 60 me elreath, larry: 52,74,79.82.83.125, 129,140,182 me kinnon, karen: 53,75,77.79 me quaig. tommie: 61.70.79,82,83.87.88. 140,187 mann. donnie: 61.93,94.171 178 matherly. sharon: 40,41 matthews. barbara: 53,87,94 moffitt. robert: 40 moorefield. joe: 37.40 moose, pam: 61.79,171 mull, mary beth 50,53.68.104.107.140 mull, pete: 61,62 mullinax. theresa: 53 nance, max: 61.62.82.94.171 nash, julia: 61,64,79.82.171,187 newsom, charlotte: 61.82 newton, george: 53.94 nix, kenneth: 47 pace, gwynne: 50,53.70.82.84,140 pace, joan: 44.47.49.68.70.80.82.84 parker. ken: 47.61.81.82.171 parker. pam: 47.49.82.83.84.88.96 parker. rhonda: 53.75,76.77.140,184 paschal, jo ann: 61.65 payne, Jonathan: 4 1.65 penland. terry: 61 pettigrew. joan: 51.53.140 pettigrew. otis: 64 petit, eddie: 47 phaup. gary: 44,48.68.85.129 Phillips, derrick: 61.62.73.93.171 pierce, sharon. 58.6 1.79.87.88.94.171 pippin, martha 58.61.62.68.70.88.171 plaster, pam: 53.82 plumley. keith: 64.88 pond, pat: 140 pope, randy: 62,125,171 poser, mandy: 4 1.70.79.84.87.171 preusz, debbie: 61,62.77,79.85.87,88. 171 price, ed: 94 purvis. c. w,: 58,62.140 putney, deanna: 53.73 putney, nathan: 16.17 rainey. glen: 48.129 ray, blanche: 4 1 ray, jackie: 41 reece, kathy: 53.94,140 reece, talmadge: 41 reeder. david: 48 reeves. John: 53 revels, wesley: 88.94 rice, jan: 54 rice, leon: 54.96,124.125,129.183 richards. jean: 41.80.84.107.187 richardson. marty: 54.80.140.186 rickman, Steve: 61,62.88.171,184 roach, robert: 41.65 robbins. kathy: 54.70,79.87.94.140 roberts. sheryl: 61.62.82.94.93.107.171 robertson. rick: 62.87.93.125.140.184 robinson. amy: 42,79.84 robinson. sara: 61.62.74.82.88.92 rose, roberta 34.42.49.84 rouse, sharon: 52,54.140 russell. sherry 60.62.70.79,82,87,89. 92.171 rutledge, dwight: 62 sanders, dean: 48.70.72,79.87 Satterfield, kin: 54 saunders. sandra: 48.186 saunders. steve: 48.71 seaborn, billy: 62.82 senn, byron: 54.124.182 sesay, joseph: 63 sharpe. danny. 16.17.42.65.81.124.125. 129,107.101 shaver, carolyn: 17.37.42.84.90.96.101. 106.107.171 sickles, debbie 63.82.88.92.186 sipes, jerry: 62.63.82.93 sisk. beverly: 54 smallwood. bennie: 45.94,107 smallwood. jeni: 50.54.65.66.68.79.80. 85.87.88.140.186.192 smith, billy: 42.65 smith, brenda 48.75.76.79.82.87.184 smith, james: 48.94 smith, joan: 63 smith, ann: 63.70.79.88,171 smith, teddy: 54.185 smith, tim: 17.42,65.68.70.94.96.101. 171 Stanley, david: 63.69 Stevens, rodney: 65 surrett. david: 49 swaney. jerry 44.49.93.106.107 swinney. sam 49 tegen. anita: 42 tegen. buster: 49 tippey. sheryl: 53.63.70.73.79.88.171 turner, gordon: 64 vandiver. mary: 63.75.77.94 velez. rey: 64 wachsmuth. harry: 42 waggoner, mike 43.124.125.129 Warwick, grant: 48.54.85.93 watson. sarah: 61.62.63.80.81.83.86.92. 96.107.104.171 watts, jonathan: 49.68.71.78.79.124.125. 171 wheeler, don: 55.107 white, alvin: 43 white, debbie: 55.70.79.184 whitener. ken: 37.43.65.70,85.93.124. 125.129.184 Whitfield, jerry: 55,81 87.93.1 17.122. 123.107.113.140 whitted, shirley: 43.47.96 wiggins. candy: 55,73.107 wiggins. robbie: 55.79.87.94.107.124 williams, alphonso 55.94 willis. rhonda 49 Wilson, carl: 94 wilson. dennis: 63,78.79.94.171 Wilson, norma: 43.82.83 womble. wendy: 63.88.171 wood, andrew: 86.182 wood, anne 47.55.68.70.86.88.104.107. 140 wyrick. judy: 43.71.84.94 yates. gene: 55 young, karen 49,65.71 80.82.83.94 young, mike: 63.74.86.171 young, wanda 16.17.43.94.101 youngblood. mary beth: 43 epilogue Offici al 'JovemVer 10 3q-tx o- JamKvtu (n Z 01 = 3 siq Zo% 3 sj; 30% ' 4 c30% - if - the mulunax oak didiCatid to Oil «1 COLLI ! HIIIIIlT FLt.NNETT CLIFTON NULLI� PM TUP Mil N tiI' 0IP' Ik IP Till V� KK J •‘•Hi m mioLUP Mf«c V IS v 1111 b THE CENTRAL WES TAU £01 JK ALU urn ASSOCIATION V 19 71 � 85 I v W.v V A H «. W ar4 oHv t Cf ntiienVtal fr.a nal, uaa Uftr� «.td or 4« o� _ n V g, room (juritvj uiorktni ttur do n«A hinder secr 4ayiet irrt«o M f W. V«T L� VlOr� yes. cwc has come a long way. but only by God's help, not only has He given us this campus, but before the idea of this college was conceived. He implanted his masterpiece — nature, look around you; appreciate its beauty! Ml IV' ,51s 190 . . . but just how far have we come? look at what we re doing to our environment, we scar the earth with our inventions when they are no longer useful to us. we dump our garbage in our fields and rivers, we allow our soil to be eroded; we rob the earth of its minerals, let's be different; let's take care of what God has given us. remember, earth is no deposit, no return. i : - ft a v- •v - r !i' K t:%« l rB Y A . - T 5 I Ik if , ■W'' 7« e A a fe fr ■«;' « ICrs r’ k ■ U. : JSt ?y V ' s i «► 3 7 Sb fTtoVe W: :cr-'' • «'� .« ,j «8 - . •■- v • .' fe .' words cannot express th emotions i am experiencin, r V as this, the final page of CENTRALIAN 73 % becomes reality, therefore, i only wish tt convey my appreciation to thosi ' t who made it possible thank you . . . faithful staff members, you «worked diligenth despite my impatience , «worked diligenth -d . -r.-rmSs embler for your advice mr. crow, our icp representative. 1HV IAV V m yLv V • 7 m for your availability and kindness . . . all of you students and faculty, for your encouragement and prayers • rour continuous r V understanding . . f. but most if all. Vl ' , thank you. God:ty k V, 1 your patience and strength have been unreal, j we HAVE come a long way. so let s quit looking for the bad I in everything and be thankful (or what we have! f- • I jeni smallwood I I I I I I I