Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS This sheet, temporarily known first as S.L.O.P. and now as Campus Activities, will sponsor for the next three weeks a contest to choose a permanent name. The Program Committee wants everyone and anyone who has a suggestion for such a name to submit it on a paper, with his name, to Prof. Floyd Wilcox or Prof. Louis Towles. These titles may be anything appropriate: symbolic, historic, something with eye appeal, etc. The closing date for entries will be Tuesday, November 6, and a prize of $5.00 will be awarded for the winning entry. This is your paper; give it a name. November 17, Saturday—the Math-Science Club is planning an all day field trip to Fernbank Science Center in Atlanta. The group will visit an observatory, a planetarium, and an experimental garden. The cost is $1.50 per student. Further details can be obtained from Dr. Wilcox. If interested, contact Dr. Wilcox or Prof. M. Rickman before you leave for fall break. Any student who is a registered voter in North Carolina and who wishes to vote in the November 6 Liquor-by-the- Drink Referendum may be excused from classes on Monday and Tuesday November 5-6. In such cases you are excus- ed to vote and you must attend classes on the preceding Friday. Paul B. Wood Academic Dean Any students wishing to undertake a research project, (for pay) of their choosing during summer '74, see me. Dr. Martin LaBar CALENDAR OF EVENTS Oct. 25 Senior Recital, Larry Fisher, baritone—8:00 p.m., Folger Auditorium Oct. 30 Free Film—“Born Free —Ellenburg—8:30 p.m. Oct. 1 Cash—Concert—8:00 p.m.—Folger Nov. 2 Drama Club—The Department of Humanities of Cen- tral Wesleyan College will present three one-act plays on Friday. November 2, at 6:00 p.m. in Folger Fine Arts Auditorium. The plays are dir- ected by Professor Weston Warren assisted by Miss Sarah Watson, student director. The admiss- ion fee will be one dollar for adults, fifty cents for students, and twenty-five cents for children under twelve. Nov. 6 Sophomore Class Production—8:00 p.m —Folger Nov. 7 Program Committee—8:00 a.m.—Science Building Nov. 8 Recital—8:00 p.m.—Folger Nov. 9 Recital—8:00 p.m.—Folger Nov. 10 National Teachers Exam SENIORS

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Campus Activities October 22 through November 5 Vol. 1, no. 3 CHAPEL SCHEDULE Date Name Theme Oct. 13-21 FALL VACATION Oct. 22 Dr. Claude R. Rickman Veterans Day Oct. 23 Prof. M. Elliott Types of Prayer Oct. 25 FMF Open Oct. 26 FMF Missionary Convention Robert Nash, Secretary Rel. Life Committee GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS This sheet, temporarily known first as S.L.O.P. and now as Campus Activities, will sponsor for the next three weeks a contest to choose a permanent name. The Program Committee wants everyone and anyone who has a suggestion for such a name to submit it on a paper, with his name, to Prof. Floyd Wilcox or Prof. Louis Towles. These titles may be anything appropriate: symbolic, historic, something with eye appeal, etc. The closing date for entries will be Tuesday. November 6. and a prize of $5.00 will be awarded for the winning entry. This is your paper; give it a name. November 17. Saturday — The Math-Science Club is planning an all day field trip to Fernbank Science Center in Atlanta. The group will visit an observatory, a planetarium, and an experimental garden. The cost is $1.50 per student. Further details can be obtained from Dr. Wilcox. If interested, contact Dr. Wilcox or Prof. M. Rickman before you leave for fall break. Any student who is a registered voter in North Carolina and who wishes to vote in the November 6 Liquor-by-the- Drink Referendum may be excused from classes on Monday and Tuesday November 5-6. In such cases you are excus- ed to vote and you must attend classes on the preceding Friday. Paul B. Wood Academic Dean CALENDAR OF EVENTS Oct. 25 Junior Recital Oct. 22 Soccer Game UNC of Asheville — Home 2:30 p.m. Oct. 30 Free Movie — BORN FREE, Ellenburg Lecture Hall 8:30 p.m. Campus Activities October 29 through November 9 Vol. 1, no. 4 CHAPEL SCHEDULE Date Name Theme Oct. 29 Dramatic Club. Prof. Warren Open Oct. 30 Film Verdict 1:32 Nov. 1 FMF—Christian Service Conduct during worship Nov. 2 Student Senate Open Nov. 5 Dr. Craig Open Nov. 6 Boys Dorm Council Open Nov. 8 Baptist Student Union Open Nov. 9 United Methodist Student Group Open

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Seniors Rhonda Barnhill Raquel Barreto Joyce Bayse Bruce Byce Philip Campbell Class ofhcers Vice-President. Ken Ellison, Secretary. K; Sherry Harrison; President. David Surrett WHOS WHO Dean Sanders Joan Pace, Karen Young. Don Ledbetter, Ron Haithcock