Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

Rosalie A.Elliott I O C i (. ,) vj I D v S f 1 K I f L . Q11 w t BUI L 0 I N ( Centralian 1975 Central, South Carolina Vol. 41 EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL- 2 3 IN ITS OWN WAY EVERYBODY’S BEAUTIFUL- IN THEIR OWN WAY. . . WE SHOULDN'T CARE ABOUT r ?. - - ■_ ■ '5 J. s v c ■? THE LENGTH OF HIS HAIR OR THE COLOR OF HIS SKIN. 7 Everything is beautiful in its own way, like a starry summer night Or a snow-covered winter’s day; Everybody's beautiful in their own way. Under God’s Heaven The world's gonna find a way. There is none so blind As he who will not see. We must not close our minds, We must let our thoughts be free. For every hour that passes by You know the world gets a little older. It’s time to realize that beauty lies In the eyes of the beholder And everything is beautiful in its own way like a starry summer night Or a snow-covered winter's day; Everybody ’$ beautiful in their own way, Under God’s Heaven The world's gonna find a way. We shouldn't care about the length of his hair Or the color of his skin. Don’t worry about uhat shows from without But the love that lives within. We're gonna get it all together now And every thing's gonna work out fine. Just take a little time to look on the good side. My friend, And straighten it out in your mind. Ray Stevens 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Prologue ...............................2 The Organizations..........................10 The Activities.............................34 The Sports 52 The People.................................78 The Advertisements 124 4 ? THE ORGANIZATIONS •X ■ 12 fV 'r V V' x ' f- . . ' . % ' . ,V. • 't fi 5 I W' H . -C' V • Vj v ;5 « v gp 2L . , ' •+ v hu • 4 vV . . ;j , 3S •� % '' ' ' -r s JUI I 13 IMPERIAL HI WAY mi r 17 MUSIC CLUB 70 it ■ 21 22 FRENCH CLUB At Central, there are many clubs and organizations, some with spiritual emphasis, some with social, some academic. Although the sponsors and goals are different, all have one thing in common—fellowship and friendship with one another. 23 DRAMA CLUB BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 25 f 27 PEP CLUB 28 ROTC 30 STUDENT EDUCATION CLUB nil� i 32 CENTRALIAN THE ACTIVITIES Tradition at Central includes the ever-popular custom of freshman initiation. Some of the day’s activities” are harmless, such as carrying upperclassmen's books, reciting stories at show and tell, and dressing up more than usual. Some are more grueling, such as 5 a.m. exercises while be- ing doused with cold water. For those who hold out till Rat Court at 6 p.m., sighs of relief and cries of revenge are the norm. 37 More tradition is in the very beneficial revivals, much ap- preciated and refreshing in themselves. This year’s fall revival was held by Dr. 0. Dale Emery. A gifted and sincere speaker, he and the community choir were living testaments and examples for all who attended services. 38 Missionary Convention at Central is always a learning ex- perience for those who become involved in the lectures and seminars. Visited by some distinguished guests, Central was left the richer this year when the convention drew to a close. Not only were we thrilled by the sounds and talents of our own choir and the college's representatives in the form of the Imperial Hi-way, but also by Erv Lewis. A big hit on college campuses, his Christian witness combined with his own special folk music is a very visible reason for his success in performance. 44 Music majors and music lovers always have good perfor- mances at Central Wesleyan during the year in the form of Junior and Senior Recitals. 45 The Christmas Banquet at Central Wesleyan is an annual affair. With good food, good music, and good company, the evening is always a welcome treat to students and faculty alike. HOMECOMING COURT 1975 Sanc ra Ellison, Junior Representative; escort, Dari Fouler, Jr. Deborah Wheaton, Basketball Representative; escort, W. C. Hallums, Jr. Cindy Bramlett, Sophomore Representative; escort, Robert Wood. Joy Nance, Freshman Representative; escort. Randy Haithcock. Elaine Ford, Sophomore Representative; escort, Roger House. 48 49 50 Martha Pippin, Junior Representative; escort, Jim Goodman Christine Johnson, Junior Representative; escort, Mark Nanny Susan Cash, Senior Basketball Representative, escort. Bill Kosick Sandra Haithcock, Senior Representative, escort, Ron Berg Marie Hastings, Senior Basketball Rep ; escort, Jerry Whitfield Kathy Robbins, Senior Representative; escort, Joe Stallings Mary Beth Mull, Senior Representative; escort, Ralph Kensell 51 SPORTS THE r- mm 54 Front Row, left to right; Joe Stallings, Wesley Cockman, Tony Ellison, Luis Barahona. George Barahona, Billy Sisky, Ricky Harkins, Marc Fowler, Doug Terry, Eddie Bryson. Back Row, Larry Barnard. Manager, Charles Gilmore, Gary McKeel, Spencer Poitier, Randy Pope, Roscoe Campbell, Tim Rickman, Dale Hicks, Robbie Wiggins, Doug Dennis, Irv Golden, Goalie. Keith Connor, Coach (not pictured). ft jr “Surety you know that in a race all the runners take part in it, but only one of them wins the prize Run, then, in such a way as to win the prize . Good News for Modem Man Hou is the success of an athletic season measured? Too often it is based upon the uon-lost record which the team has established This record how ever may not always be a good indication as to hou good or hou bad the team has actually play ed The supreme test of success hou:ever is within the heart of every participant, If, at the completion of every athletic event the player knows he has done his very best, then the game has been a successful ex- perience for him, whether it be a win or a defeat The 1974 varsity soccer team showed great improvement in comparison with their previous season of intercollegiate competition. The win column rose from one in 1973 to nine in 1974 Included within this total were wins over named schools such as Furman University and Western Carolina Perhaps the highlight of season however was the qualifying for the NAIA District 6 Playoffs, a first for Central Wesleyan College athletics Although the Warriors lost 2-1 to Erskme College in the first round of the play offs, many doubts were erased from individuals' minds as to the ability of the CWC booters C WC, the coach, or the fans could be no prouder of their play ers than with the performance of their 1974 varsity soccer team With tittle exception each player was able to say at the completion of a game, 7 have tried to do my best; therefore, I have nothing to be disheartened about 55 56 57 50 CENTRAL WESLEYAN SOCCER '74 7 2:00 A The Citadel 1-7 9 4:00 A Warren Wilson J 1-3 13 1:00 A Tennessee Temple To tamen t 0-3 14 1:00 A Tennessee Temple Ta k nament 3-0 16 3:00 H Toccoa Falb Inst it 2-4 3:00 H Covenant Collega M 2-3 wL L2:30 H Brevard College 4-1 f 3:00 H Warren Wibon 1-6 ir 3:00 A Guilford College 2-2 fi 7:30 A Western Carolina % 1-0 5 2:30 A Wofford College 7-0 7 3:00 H Furman University 1-0 10 3:30 A Toccoa Falb Institute . 2-1 19 3:00 A UNC-Asheville 1-1 22 3:00 H Montreat A nderson 3-0 24 3:00 H use 0-1 30 3:00 A Brevard College 3-0 2 2:00 i Montreat Anderson 4-0 7 3:00 A Erskine College 1-2 1 � 59 Basketball team, First Row (left to right); Matt Young, Rick Mabry, Henry Holmes, Jerry Whitfield, Jackie Boyd, Bob Shepard. Second Row; Art Lever-trainer, Charles Marshall, Robert Henderson, Lamar Garrett, Bill Kosick, Benny Brown, Alvin Holland, William Hallums, Dexter Keeylen, Roscoe Campbell-manager. With membership in the NAIA District 6, one of our goals has been accomplished. In our fifth year of intercollegiate basketball, u e are now recognized as having a competitive team in our district We hope to receive national attention in as short a time as possible. The road has been rough and long. However, the program is built on a strong foundation Our administrators faculty, students, alumni, and community are behind us. We have athletes and people who contribute in a positive way to our program. With such a solid foundation of support, surely the best is yet to come. Athletics must be educational in order for us to justify the expenditures. We must always strive to develop the academic, social, physical and moral values of our student athletes. As Bob Richards, former Olympic Champion, is quoted as saying, The determining factor of life is not ability but what you think you can do . you can stretch every aspect of your being if you are dedicated. 61 1974-1975 Central Wesleyan College BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 14 Piedmont Demorest, Ga. x 7:30 P.M 19 Woffad Central, S. C 7:30 P.M. 21 Voorhees Central, S.C 7:30 P.M. 23 Warren WilsDn- Swarmtinca, N.C. 7:30P.M. 25 Toccoa i Central, S.C. 7:30P.M. 26 Wofford Spartanburg, S.C. 8:00 P.M. 29-30 Central Invitational Central, S.C. 6:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. Dec. 2 Lander Central, S.C. 7:30P.M. 4-7 Lander Invitational i Greenwood, S.C. 7:30 P.M. 10 Limestone i Gaffney, S.C.. „ . Jo � JZZ wsbyterian r Ctinten, S.C. TfflPW. 11 Limestone Central, SrC. 7:30 P.M 18 Warren Wilson Central, S C. 2:30 P.M 20 Erskine Central, S.C. 7:30P.M. 23 USC Spartanburg Spartanburg, S.C. 7:30 P.M. 25 VA Wesleyan Norfolk, Va. 7:30P.M. Florence, S.C. Central, S C Toccoa, Due West, S Central, S.C. Central, S.C. Central, S.C. Newberry, S.C. Greenwood, S. C. Central, S. C. 8:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30P.M. 8:00 P.M. 7:30P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M 8:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M With banners, practices, yells, car trips, tears, hoarse voices, and hard work, the Warrior Cheerleaders are the most loyal supporters of Warrior athletic teams. Sometimes happy and sometimes blue, the cheerleaders create a spirit that drives their teams to victory. 66 Mascot; Melissa Perryman. Front Row, left to right; Jan Stamey, Marie Hastings, Jamella Harris. Back Row; Cindy Bramlett, San- dra Ellison, Vickie Green, Susan VonCannon. 67 71 77 January INTRAMURALS s M T W 1 TH 2 F 3 SA 4 5 6 7 8 7:30 1-6 8:30 2-5 9 10 11 12 13 9:00 3-4 14 9:00 Girls 15 9:00 1-5 16 9:00 4-6 17 18 19 20 21 7:30 2-3 9:00 Girls 22 7:30 1-4 8:30 3-5 23 25 26 27 28 7:30 2-6 8:30 Girls 29 7:30 1- 3 8:30 2- 4 30 31 February INTRAMURALS s M T w TH F SA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7:30 5-6 7:30 1-2 7:30 4-5 8:30 Girls 8:30 3-6 8:30 Girls 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 7:30 1-6 7:30 3-4 8:30 2-5 8:30 Girls 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 7:30 1-5 7:30 2-3 7:30 1-4 7:30 2-6 8:30 4-6 8:30 Girls 8:30 3-5 8:30 Girls 77 the people Seniors Robbie Wiggins, Pres.; Tommie McQuaig, Sec.; Sandra Haithcock, Treas.; Tim Davidson, V-Pres.; Rosalie Elliott, Doug Helms, Senators. Linda Albertson Gilda Alexander Glenda Alexander Frank Ballard Eddie Bryson 80 Ralph Campbell Ann Church Dan Coleman Yvonne Creamer Tim Davidson Pam Dean Kathy Drye Dan Edmunds 81 ■ m Rosalie Elliot Rodney France Larry Golden Vickie Green Sandra Haithcock William Hallums Connie Hoover Don Hurlburt 82 Gerald Jennings Rod Jennings Ralph Kensell Jack Lynn Virgil Manning Jack Moore Mary Beth Mull Theresa Mullinax S3 Tommie McQuaig Mary Nalley Gwyruie Pace Barbara Price Cornelius Pure is Leon Rice Marty Richardson Diane Roberts 84 Kathy Robbuvt Sharon Rouse Kin Satterfield Steve Saunders Jeni Smatluood Deanna Tegen Jerry Whitfield Candace Wiggins 86 87 Who’s Who Gilda has been on the Dean’s List every semester. A music major, she plans to teach music after graduation. “Life can be music to those who make it so. Our only student from Mississippi is Pam Lynn Dean, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Leon Dean of Columbus. She was a member of the Spanish Club and currently serves as president of the Music Club. She has been accompanist for the Varsity Quartet and the Concert Choir. Pam is a Dean’s List student and is majoring in Music Education. These nine students have been chosen from among the Senior Class to be named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. When a pianist was needed for a big event on campus, Pam was called upon and she always consented. Her senior recital will long be remembered by those who attended. “Talent is developed in solitude and character in the rush of the world. ” Gilda Ann Alexander is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Alexander of Easley, South Carolina. She has been very ac- tive in several organizations even though she has been a day student. These organizations include the Music Club, Concert Choir, Baptist Student Union, and French Club. She was secretary of Student Senate for the 1973-74 school year. She has had roles in many of the Drama Club produc- tions. Gilda was a member of the 1973 and 1974 Miss CWC Pageants using the organ as her talent. 88 This is a great honor and is based upon the students’ scholarship; leadership and participation in educational, extracurricular, and civic activities; and potential for future success. Timothy Stephen Davidson is the son of Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Davidson of High Point, North Carolina. Married to the former Carol Wesley, Tim lives in Central. He has been a member of the Athletic Committee, the Math-Science Club, Foreign Missions Fellowship, Republican Club, and the Imperial Highway. Tim was an original member of the Variation 7. Tim served as vice-president of the Junior Class arid is ser- ving in the same capacity in the Senior Class. A Dean’s List student, Tim’s major is chemistry. ‘A high ideal, whatever it may be, is realized through per- sistent endeavor and honest effort. ” Our closest local student of the group is Rosalie Anne Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marling Elliott of Cen- tral. She has been associate editor and co-editor of the stu- dent newspaper and a member of Student Senate and the Academic Committee. Rosalie was awarded the CRC Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award and has served as a member of the American Scientific affiliation. She was the chief junior marshal at the 1974 commencement exercises. A Dean’s List student every semester, Rosalie is majoring in biology and plans to pursue a career in the medical field. “Quietly she works, always faithful to each duty. ” 89 We congratulate each one of these students and wish them well in their chosen occupations. Sandra Gail Haithcock is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Haithcock of Kannapolis, North Carolina. She has been active in the Concert Choir and has been a member of the Imperial Highway. Sandra represented the Junior Class in the 1974 Homecom- ing Court. She is treasurer of the Senior Class. A Dean’s List student, Sandra is majoring in Business Administra- tion. “True to her work, her word, her friends. Another local student is William Carroll Hallums of Cen- tral, South Carolina. He is a member of the Harambi Club. Most people remember him best from the basketball games. He is a member of the Warriors varsity basketball team. Majoring in Business Administration, W. C., as he is known to us on campus, is a Dean s List student. “Victory belongs to the most persevering. ” 90 Jack Brian Lynn is the son of Mr and Mrs James H Lynn of Largo, Florida. He has been a member of the Concert Choir, Republican Club. Pep Band. Student Senate and the Boy's Dorm Council He was president of the Sophomore and Junior Classes He also has served as direc- tor of the Imperial Highway Jack was an original member of Variation 7 He has been busy almost every weekend traveling with these musical groups Jack is majoring in psychology. A merry heart doth good like medicine Tommie Lee McQuaig is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T M McQuaig of Way cross, Georgia She has been a member of the Republican Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Foreign Missions Fellowship, Concert Choir. Variation 7 and the Religious Affairs Committee She represented the Junior Class in the 1974 Homecoming Court and has been a member of the 1973 and 1974 Miss CWC Pageants, using voice as her talent Tommie iras secretary of the Junior Class and serves in the same capacity for the Senior Class Tommie is a Dean's List student and is majoring in Elementary and Special Education She's a friend to all she meets and has a smile for all she sees. ’ Jerry Alan Whitfield is the son of Mr and Mrs H W Whitfield of High Point, North Carolina. He has been a member of the Boys' Dorm Council for three years and currently serves as president He is also Business Manager of the 1975 CENTRALIAN He has been a member of the Warrior's varsity basketball team four years and is a co- captain this year Jerry is a Dean's List student and is majoring in Accounting A friend to all—ever ready to smile out loud. � i Doug Dennis, Pres.; Sandra Ellison, Sec.; Sheryl Tippey, Treas.; Dari Fowler, V-Pres.; Terese Freeze, David Stanley, Senators. Juniors Lisa Baker Jim Beam Jim Brady Barbara Bross Greg Broyles Susan Cash Dan Craft 92 Debbie Crenshaw Kathy Crutchfield Doug Dennis Wyndell Dodgins Sandra Ellison John Flint Dari Fowler Sherry Fowler 93 94 Doug Helms Linda Henderson James Hilley Roger House Cindy Hoyle Larry Hucks Bea Hurlburt Janene Jennings Jam Johnson 95 Keith Jones Jean Lovelace Pam Moose Phil Morris Harry McCall Max Nance Charlotte Newsome Jo Ann Paschal 96 Terry Penland Derrick Phillips Sharon Pierce Martha Pippin Steve Rickman Rick Robertson Roy Ruff Sherry Russell 97 98 Sophomores Dan Wilson, Pres.; Ruth Cox, Sec.; David Samms, V-Pres.; Mike Richardson, Treas.; Jo Tippey, Rick Hudgens, Senators. Betty Agnew Darlene Bayse Ron Berg John Burgess Anita Busick Mike Carroll 99 Vickie Carter Jan Cole Ruth Cox Nadine Davis Doris Ellison Tony Ellison Glenn Fletcher Elaine Ford 100 Cherie Fowler Irv Golden Charles Haithcock Randy Haithcock Debra Hensley Kaver Hicks A loin Holland Henry Holmes 101 Rick Hudgens Debbie Hudson Christine Johnson David Kayler Cindy Lain Steve Langston Art Lever Bonnie Madden 102 Ken Mason Julia Nash Robin O’Brien Becky Patterson Wesley Richardson Mike Richardson Miriam Robinson Cathy Rose 103 David Samms Byron Senn Bob Shepard Debbie Smith Joe Stallings Jan Stamey Richard Stanley Jo Tippey 104 Hal Vandiver Mary Vandiver J. W Wadford Roger Williams Dan Wilson Mattheiv Young Mike Young 105 Freshmen Tim Rickman, V-Pres.; Dawn Crutchfield, Treas.; Sharon Gentry, Sec.; Sherry Haithcock, Senator; Derek Reavis, Pres. Jason Alexander Bob Bagley George Barahona Luis Barahona Larry Barnard Brenda Best 106 Jean Boggs Cindy Bra m lett Tommy Burdette Ron Callihan Elaine Chapman Charlene Childress Darrell Cook Sharon Craker 107 Dawn Crutchfield Diann Curtis Mark Davidson Billy Davis Susan Davis Joe Dongell Kim Dowdy Pat Dunlop Connie Evatt Robert Evatt Marc Fowler 108 109 Jamella Harris Marie Hastings Janeat Henderson Dale Hicks Paul Hubbard Cindy Jones Evelyn Jones Rebecca Ladd no Sandra Lain Penny Lark Anita Lentz Debbie Mareengill Diane Mareengill Jane Meaders Gary Me Keel Bill Nance in Vickie Naltey Joy Nance Mark Nanney Dan Outen Chris Payne Gwen Peacock Gene Pinion Spencer Poitier 112 Susan Pruitt Ginny Rampey Derek Reavis Tim Rickman Randy Rierson Marcus Rosemond Greg Segers Russel Seward 113 Teresa Shaver Carolyn Smith Lucy Smith Mitzi Smith Terry Stiles George Tenney Sammy Tillotson Mike Tingle iu Kathryn Vess Susan Vickery Chris Wallace Chester Ward Edith Williams Tim Williamson Tony Willis Joyce Wilson Bobby Wood 115 President Academic Dean 116 Faculty and Staff Howard Allen, Ed D ., Psychology James Barnes, Ed.S . History Edith Benton, R N William Benton, Development Leonard Brank, B.S., Music Margaret Brank, Dietician James Bross. Ph D., Religion Francis Buel, Librarian � 17 Mavis Campbell, Cupboard Sandra Catron, Secretary Keith Connor. Ed D . Physical Educatum Herbert Dongell, M A . Religion Sally Drake, Secretary Robert Drake, M.A., History Marling Elliott, Th M , Religion 118 Martha Evatt, B S, Library Alice Foutz. Secretary Nellie Gantt. Cafeteria Ethel Garvin, Cafeteria Lucille Garvin, Cafeteria William Garvin, Cafeteria Kathry n Harris. Cafeteria .4nm Hili M Ed , Education 119 Lewis Hill, M.Ed., Physical Education Ned Hunnicutt, Controller Earl Hucks, Developer Thomas E. Jennings, Ed.D., Education B. D. Jones, Business Manager Jimmy J. Kimble, M.Ed., Education Martin LaBar, Ph D., Science Arthur Lovelace, M.S., Business 120 Freda Myers. M A . Business Robert Nash, Ph D., Science Irene Norman, Cafeteria Hilda Outen, Secretary Emma Parker, Secretary R Sam Parker. M Ed . Education Jerry Paschal, Pre-Admissions James R Perry man, Student Accounts Officer 121 Betty Sue Rickman, Secretary Peggy Rostron, M.M., Music Carolyn Saunders, Secretary Elizabeth Simms. M A., Psychology Isaiah Solomon, Cafeteria Kathleen Tegen, Clerk E. B. Thomas, Maintenance 122 Mary Will Thomas. Dietician Wayne E Tippey, Chaplain Louis P Towles, Ph D . History Penny Turner, Cupboard Manager Weston Warren. M S . Languages Ken Whitener, Bookkeeper Floyd Wilcox, PhD, Chemistry Not pictured Sidney L Buckley, D M , Music Alice Cash, M M . Music Julia Towles. Ph D . English 123 THE ADVERTISEMENTS First Wesleyan Church Alice Wesleyan Church 110 Robinson Avenue Easley, South Carolina 29640 1911-15 N. Centennial Street High Point, N, C. 27260 MidGulf District of the WESLEYAN CHURCH Rev. J.A. Grout, Pastor Rev, M. C. House District Superintendent 146 Woodland Hills Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 Compliments of First Wesleyan Church Columbus, Mississippi First Wesleyan Chureh Our Student Pam Dean Rich Street Asheboro, N.C. Rev. A. J. Kendrick Pastor Leon G. Dean Pastor 126 BREVARD WESLEYAN CHURCH Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Church James M. Capps Pastor Our Students: Darlene Bayse Derek Reavis Brevard, North Carolina 28712 Compliments of Rev. Marlin Mull, pastor DENTON WESLEYAN CHURCH Denton, North Carolina First Wesleyan Church Spartanburg. S.C. Holding Forth the Word of Life William D. James. Pastor ernersville esleyan fA cademy 128 Kernersville, M.C. First Wesleyan Church 308 Dakota Street Kannapolis, North Carolina 28081 Randy Halthcock Sherry Halthcock Sandra Haithcock Bethel Wesleyan Church Route 1, Box 418 Flatrock, N.C. 28731 Richard Stanley, Jr., Pastor Long Shoals Wesleyan Church Long Shoals Wesleyan Church Route 4 Lincolnton, North Carolina 28092 James M. Capps, Pastor Buddy Rampey, Assistant Pastor A Christ-Centered Community Church Central Wesleyan Church Thomasville, N.C. Dr. Bernard H. Phaup, Minister 131 Geo. L. Grantham President Mrs. Benice Holder Cashier Accounts insured $40,000 by FSLIC John T. Cassell Executive Vice President Geo. L. Grantham, III Vice President Mrs. Margaret R. Pressley Asst. Cashier First National Bank Liberty and Easley South Carolina Member FDIC Archer M. Hitt Asst. Vice President Fort Hill Federal Savings Loan Association Clemson, S.C. up to College Avenue Clemson, S.C. Colonial Plaza, Seneca, S.C. a sign of strength Florida District Rev. Foster Piatt 133 Pine Crest Drive, Largo, Florida North Carolina Colfax District of The Wesleyan Church Rev. Watson C. Black—District Superintendent Rev. J.W. Phillips—Asst. District Superintendent Rev. Richard A. Stanley, Sr.—District Secretary Mr. W.W. Kiser—District Treasurer We Support Central College District Office: 601 N. 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We are proud of our students at CWC: Dawn Crutchfield Kathy Cruthchfleld Kim Dowdy Frank Ballard David Stanley Tony Dowdy 137 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. ernersville esleyan eademy Kernersville, N.C. U9 p AND KEYS ACTIONS- IVORY ACTION DIVISION CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA 29630 Electronic Organ Keyboards Components k Class, df 75 We Appreciate Your Business The Corner Drug Store —fmn flic — fpjstti'i, (Ljjiudk, Itetafi, fends cf O’Neal Roberts, Owner FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH Pikers ilr CK Road at Norltoide ROANOKE VIRGINIA 24019 Phone: 878-657 Pickens, S.C. — finii - Life Utal; SINGS� ! fradio) 140 Edwin B. Wallace; mirtid r R. VJnKjjidd) mhuster Or. B HHi Ji .; I'hi sijijihee sispt. 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Pastor Remlik Wesleyan Church Pickens View Wesleyan Church Curtis Lee, Pastor Remlik, Va. Route 4, Pickens S.C. Dr. C.G. Shirley, Pastor Our Students are: Joe Stallings Pamela Green Beaver Green Rushwood Park Wesleyan Church Donald A. Dawalt, Pastor 1438 Old Farmer Road Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 Canton Wesleyan Church Bob Black Pastor Phone 883-4280 SnydOK O. 'POM 4 West Main St. Brevard, N.C. 28712 BROOKSVILLE WESLEYAN CHURCH Rev. James Chrispell Brooksville, Florida 33512 Trinity Wesleyan Church North Mulberry Street P. O. Box 398 Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 Rev. C. W. 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PCR—Pickens County Realty 102 Court St. Pickens, S.C. 29671 Phone: 878-9694 Phone: 878-9748 PCR—Pickens County Realty 961 Greenville Highway Easley, S.C. 29640 Phone: 859-7058 Phone: 859-2041 PCR—Pickens County Realty 228 Main Street Central, S.C. 29630 Phone: 639-2544 Phone: 639-6897 14? Real Estate—Insurance—Income Tax—Bookkeeping—Investments The Student Government Association Eddie Bryson, President Roger House, Vice-President Debbie Sickles, Secretary Susan Cash, Treasurer Seniors Robbie Wiggins, President Doug Helms, Dorm Student Rep. Rosalie Elliott, Day Student Rep. Juniors Doug Dennis, President David Stanley, Dorm Student Rep. Terese Freeze. Day Student Rep. Sophomores Rick Hudgens, President Jo Tippey, Dorm Student Rep. Dan Wilson, Day Student Rep. Freshmen Tim Rickman, President Sherry Haithcock, Dorm Student Rep. Tim Williamson, Day Student Rep. Ladies and gentlemen of the Class, cherish a spiritual view of life in this sense of the wholeness of life under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Cherish a supernatural view of Christ; He is God manifest in the flesh. And then exhibit by the grace of the Savior a sacrificial view of yourself. God bless you. — Excerpted from an address by Dr. Paul S. Rees. THE VIRGINIA DISTRICT c Hie Wesleuan Church jeira m wishmtj the PWC CLfcS a Itjchmc 0 Chftthdfl service tvrul Qaai A. disfrjctujp't. Eawm B.WallfliX, assistant disM£t sup t. D. Jwki, treasurer JuliM A. HorfAi’d, setr rusuy 151 ALEXANDER DRUG COMPANY Clemson Radio T.V. 610 Greenville Hwy. 128 Pendleton St. Easley, S.C. Phone 859-2120—Day or Night Fleetwood Drive Easley, S.C. Phone 859-7111 Dependable Prescription Service vice 24 hours a Day VARIETY SHOP Downtown Central Central Garage Clothing, Fabrics and Sewing Notions L.O. Evatt, owner Central, S.C. phone: 639-2262 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land. LARGO WESLEYAN CHURCH 1313 8th Avenue NW Largo, Florida Rev. Raymond Kensell, Pastor Students: Ralph Kensell Jack Lynn MID-GULF DISTRICT WESLEYAN CHURCH of the Rev. M. C. House District Superintendent Telephone: (205) 553-6037 146 Woodland Hills Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 Students at CWC Susan Cash Pamela Dean Roger House Leon Rice Marie Hastings Kaver Hicks Douglas Terry Kathryn Vess 553 Kannapolis Rest Home, Inc. 1806 N. Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis, North Carolina Claudine Rogers Administrator Managed by “Health Care Management Inc.1 Rev. W.M. Phillippe, Jr—President Dr. Clyde A. Parker—Secretary Treas. WESLEYAN ARMS, INCORPORATED High Point, North Carolina “Serving Senior Citizens” WESLEYAN ARMS NURSING CENTER FACILITIES: INFORMATION: Managed by “Health Care Management Inc.’ 100-bed nursing center, pictured above; 50-bed rest home; 25 apartments Write to Rev. J.L. Denny, pastor-administrator, 1911 N. Centennial Street, High Point, North Carolina 27260 Ph. 919-886-5051 154 First Wesleyan Church Central, South Carolina Wayne E. Tippey; Minister Church office 639-2313 Parsonage—639-2806 “Building with C.W.C. A Church for Worship, Fellowship and Service for Campus and Community Our Students at C.W.C.: Cindy Allen Joe Dongell Rosalie Elliott Terese Freeze Deanna Tegen Jo Tippey Sheryl Tippey Donna Warwick 155 m m f Va . to visit the new Textile Exhibition in the Cannon Visitor Center—now open in downtown Kannapolis, N C. The Cannon Exhibition offers 9,(XX) square feet of display space, and more than 50 colorful, informative exhibits on textile design and production The huge Draper shuttleless terry Jacquard loom shown above is a favorite for most visitors. Other features at the Visitor Center include the Cannon Gallery where textile art or artifacts may be shown, and the restored offices of James W. Cannon, company founder, and Charles A Cannon, the company's prime mover for 50 years Open to the public year-round CANNON MILLS COMPANY k POLLS, NORTH CAROLINA R or ti's lead in ft manufacturer of household textiles 156 The 1975 Centralian Staff Editor................ Assistant Editor Business Manager Copy Editor .......... Layout Editor......... Organizations Editor Activities Editor..... Sports Editor People Editor......... Advertisements Editor General Staff Sponsor ... Keetha Heavilln .....C. W. Purvis . . Jerry Whitfield ... Candy Wiggins Jeni Smallwood Jo Tippey ____Robin O'Brien .. Terese Freeze .....Sheryl Tippey ____Sandra Ellison . Glnny Rampey Wes Cock man Bobby Wood Ralph Kensell Cindy Allen Joyce Wilson Ruth Cox Sharon Gentry Roger Furr Sherry Halthcock Spencer Portier Anita Lentz Bonnie Madden Mitzl Smith W Weston Warren 157 I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all my staff members who worked so hard to put this book together This especially includes the section editors. I would also like to thank these people who, even tho they were not on the staff, gave many hours of volunteer labor to the book; Mary Beth Mull, Sandra Haithcock, Ed Hampton, and Tom Fortune who developed pictures, Trish Harlow, typist, and Dan Edmunds, who did art work. Most of all I would like to thank one person who, tho he was not on the staff either, did art work, developed pictures, helped with layouts, counted pages, and kept the editor sane for a semester. Greg, thank you, you were invaluable 158 inter collocficire press, inc