Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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wmm Martha Evatt l ibrarian Francis Buel - Asst. Librarian Kathleen Tegen LIBRARY-LEARNING CENTER The library-learning center is one of the nicer buildings on campus in which to study. Constructed in ll)75, it is truely a great asset to CWC. On each shelve are books, books and more books full of knowledge |ust waiting for some aspiring student to pick it up and absorb that knowledge into their brain. There are books on the Christian faith as well as books on other faiths. There are books on DNA and RNA and how they work. There are books written by Walt Whitman, John Steinbeck and Edgar Alien Poe. There are books on Sigmund Frued, Carl Jung and other great psychologist. Utere are books about the War of 1812. Abraham Lincoln. Henry VIII and ihe French Revolution. Then (here are books dealing with composers such as Bach, Beethoven and Brahns, Besides books there are magazines. Time, Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Christian Life and Campus Life. And there are the reference books and encyclopedias. The library has also a knowledgable staff that is always ready to help anyone. All the way from Librarian Mrs. Evatt to each of the student workers, finding the right material should not be a problem. Central Wesleyan students should feel good about having such a great place awaiting them to study. So the next time you go into the library pick up that book and see what knowledge there is waiting for you. Ruth l.eo 27

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SECRETARIES The ladies featured on this page play a vital role in the operations of the school. These secretaries each work for some administrative personnel and carry out such duties as answering the phone, typing, making Xerox copies, mailing letters, helping students in many ways, and adding beauty to our campus. Without these ladies the work might still be done, but the surroundings would not be as attractive. Keep up the good work ladies. Sandra Cartron — Academic Sally Drake — Development Marv Thomas Business Manager Ada Poole — Registrar Glenda McAlister — Switchboard 26

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1 9 7 8 WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AWARDED TO: For outstanding service in scholarship, leadership and cooperation in education and extra curricular activities, general citizenship and the promise for future success. i 9 7 9 Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jack Cordell is TERRY JACK CORDELL of Asheville, NC. Terry was vice-president of Student Government Association his Junior year and was elected President his Senior year. He was a member of the Math-Science Club for three years and was President his Junior year. Terry was active in sports by playing intermurals and was a member of the Pep Club. Terry enjoys playing basketball and tennis, chess, and reading. His major is Pre-Med and plans to enter medical school within a few years or as soon as possible. KEETHA DENISE BROYLES is the daughter of John and Beulah Heavlin. She now resides in Liberty, SC with her husband. Greg. Keetha has been President of the French Club, Lay-out Editor and Editor of the Centralian, and a Freshman Representative on the Woman’s Dorm Council. Keetha was Miss CWC in 1974 and has been on the Homecoming Court. She is majoring in Biology and Secondary Education. Keetha hopes to teach or continue working at her present place of employment. Central Family Practice Clinic. To her underclassmen she would like to leave this thought, Remember: For all things work together for good to those who love the Lord and are living according to His plan. 28