Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

CENTRALIAN 1981 Central Wesleyan College Wesleyan Drive Central, South Carolina 29630 2 Teresa Pearson, Fred Johnson, Gay Cox and Paula Apple work together putting out shrubs for a campus beautification protect. FRIENDSHIP Don’t walk in front of me — I may not follow: Don’t walk behind me — I may not lead. Walk beside me — and just be my friend Suzanne Ryals, Armta Allison, Mike Fleming, Suzan Allen, Ruth Gorveatte, and Freddy Neyman enjoy studying outside on an autumn day. 3 FRIENDSHIP IS playing a challengmg game of ping-pong. working together on a campus-beautification project. 4 enjoying the fellowship of a lunch-box social. 5 Clowning jround log«lhnr TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 2 Dedication 8 Student Life 10 Administration 15 Faculty 2 Staff 33 Classes 39 Organizations 69 Activities 91 Sports 115 Ads 144 Closing 165 Directory 170 PROFESSOR KATHLEEN EMBLER TO A SPECIAL FRIEND PROFESSOR KATHLEEN EMBLER With love and appreciation, the 1981 Centralian staff dedicates this book to Professor Kathleen Embler. During the ten years that she has been on the faculty of Central Wesleyan, she has blessed many lives with her Christian attitude and manner. Thank you, Miss Embler, for your warm smile and your reverent ways. You are truly a friend to us all! 9 I _____________ -- ___________________________________________ STUDENT LIFE Old you know C.W.C. has its own Fram Key? Here he is with Sutie Bros . (No Betsy Ross) Kevin Calhoan spends his Wednesday afternoon studying Gail Garrett, Mandy Snider, Becky Mackey, Gma Smith, Karan Roach, Raylene Rodriguez. Alex Loggins makes his way aero� campus, Ursula Dooley, Donna E at wood. Wanda Beck, and Frances Reid relax and talk In the fourth floor lounge. If WHAT’S HAPPENING Ruth Gorveatte, Dee Smith and Mark Gorveatte intently watch a CWC soccer game. Mylon Pope ponders over how to win a game of pinball. Suzan Allen, Marsha Andrews, Kim Hurst, Darlene Merck, Jennie Aiken, Cathy Brock and Lisa Eades cheer the Warrior soccer team on to victory. 12 Looks like the laundry is in. How's it coming, Dwayne? AT C.W.C.? Looks like it's Current Problems time again! Jeanette Johnson, Cathy Brock and Teresa Pearson find the work less tedious when it is done together. Penny Biddix hops on the truck for a ride back to campus following the tug-of-war game. 13 Way to go, Ken! Maybe you should be on the team. SLk PRESIDENT JOHN M. NEWBY John M. Newby Union Bible Seminary Marion College B.A., LaVerne College M.S., University of Southern California Ph.D., Michigan State University 16 ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT Claude Rickman A B., B.S., Marion College M A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Ph D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ACADEMIC DEAN Stephen Calhoon A.A S., Central Wesleyan College 8.S.. Houghton College M.S., Ohio State University Ph.D.. Ohio State University DEAN OF STUDENTS Don Wood A.B.. Central Wesleyan College B-D.. Columbia Theological Seminary Th.O . Fuller Theological Seminary 17 - DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Duane H. Janssen B. Rel.. Marion College BUSINESS MANAGER and TREASURER Ken Whitener A.B., Central Wesleyan College BUSINESS STAFF Arzela Carry Financial Aid Officer Lynne Curtiss Assistant to Business Office Marty Atcheson Accountant Deanna Tegen Controller ■dl 19 ADMISSIONS OFFICE 20 Student Recruiter John Hipp Student Recruiter Tracy Waldrop LANGUAGE Gloria J. Bell Associate Professor of English A.B., Central Wesleyan College M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Laura Vinson Assistant Professor of English A.B.. Newberry College M.Ed., University of South Carolina Ph.D,, University of South Carolina William Weston Warren Assistant Professor o Language A.B., Washburn University of Topeka M.A., Kansas State University, Emporia 22 Teaching English at CWC involves much work (papers, papers, and more papersl), some grief (Oh no, another comma splice!), and a great deal of )oy (good reports, delightful students, and excellent English majors). I hope that, as a result of my teaching, my students will love the study of English as much as I do. The language of love is understood by all. HISTORY Robert Drake Assistant Professor of History B R.Ed , Malone College M.C., John Carroll University Louis Towles Associate Professor of History B.S., College of Charleston M.A., University of South Carolina Ph. D., University of South Carolina Great victories come, not through ease but by fighting valiantly and meeting hardships bravely. Before anything else existed, there was Christ, with God. John 1:1 - LB History is everything. History can be a very special way of seeing yourself and your era in the past. 23 EDUCATION Winnie Williams Assistant Professor of Education B.A.. Mississippi College M.R.E., New Orleans Theological Seminary M.Ed., Clemson University Jimmy J. Kimble Assistant Professor of Education A.B.. Central Wesleyan College M. Ed., University of North Carolina at Greensboro It is an honor to be a part of the Teacher Education program at CWC. Our graduates are in hundreds of classrooms across the nation To work with these young people as they prepare for such an important task is indeed a privilege. Hal Robbins. Jr. Professor of Education A.B., Marion College M.A.. Longwood College Ed.D.. University of Virginia Training students for a career in the field of special education at a Christian College is an opportunity to share my Christian faith and my concern for the mentally retarded. I find it both challenging and rewarding. Education is companion which no misfortune can decrease, no crime destroy, no enemy alienate, no despotism enslave; at home a friend, abroad an introduction, in solitude a solace, in society an ornament. It chastens vice, guides virtue, and gives grace and government to genius. Education may cost financial sacrifice and mental pain, but in both money and life values it will repay every cost one hundred fold. 24 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Keith Connor Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S., High Point College M.A.T., University of North Carolina Ed.D., University of Georgia Tom Shaver B.B.A., University of Georgia M.Ed., University of Georgia 25 Coaches Keith Connor and Tom Shaver talk with Victor Alvarez. MATH • SCIENCE Martin LaBar Professor of Science B.A., Wisconsin State University M.S., University of Wisconsin Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Robert R. Nash Professor of Science A.B., Central Wesleyan College M.S., Clemson University Ph.D., Clemson University Claude M. Rickman Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Central Wesleyan College M.Ed., Clemson University Candidate for Ed.D., University of Georgia James Schmutz Associate Professor of Chemistry B.A., Kansas Wesleyan University M.S., Middlebury College Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University The Division of Science is one of the best departments at CWC, offering quality education by professionally trained instructors who prepare the students for Christ-centered, productive lives. I really appreciate all the math science faculty. It is great working in the Science-Math division with highly trained, completely Christian-caring colleagues. 26 PSYCHOLOGY Howard E. Allen Associate Professor of Psychology B.S.. University of Tennessee M.S.. Alfred University Ed.D., University of Tennessee Paul B. Wood Professor of Psychology A.B., Guilford College M.A., University of North Carolina Ph.D., University of North Carolina Psychologists know everything. RELIGION James B. Bross Professor of Religion A.B., Central Wesleyan College M.A., University of Illinois Ph.D.. University of Iowa Herbert Dongell Professor of Religion A.P., Houghton College Th.B., United Methodist College M.A., Lehigh University M.A., Temple University Th.D., Toledo Bible Seminary Kenneth R. Foutz Professor of Religion A.B., Central Wesleyan College M.Div., Asbury Theological Seminary M.A., Presbyterian School of Christian Education O.Mm., Emory University It is a privilege to urge young people to think Christianly. We need not be afraid to confront truth in any field, for truth is from God. I feel that the Department of Religion is trying to fulfill its mission. Marling Elliott Professor of Religion A.B., Marion College M.Rel., Marion College Divinity School M.Div., McCormick Theological Seminary Th.M,, Columbia Theological Seminary D.Min,, Columbia Theological Seminary Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature; old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new,” II Corinthians 5:17 The Bible is a guidebook. The way to master it is to let it master us. 28 MUSIC Barbara Bross Assistant Professor of Music A.B., Centra! Wesleyan College M.M., Converse College I Jane Palmer Assistant Professor of Music B.M., Mars Hill College M.F.A , University of Georgia It is an honor to be a part of the music department of CWC where an attempt is made to prepare each student for a life of service to God in a chosen musical profession. Joel F. Reed Associate Professor of Music B.M.E., Mars Hill College M.C.M., New Orleans Baplist Theological Seminary Ed.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Instruction may end tn the schoolroom, but education ends only with hfe. ”Our music department is remarkable for the quality of its program and especially for the dedication of students who are music majors. The music department at Central Wesleyan College strives to develop the potential of each student. - Jane Palmer 29 BUSINESS Arthur J. Lovelace Assistant Professor of Business B.S., Roberts Wesleyan College M.S.. Syracuse University Freda Myers Associate Professor of Business A. B.. Findlay College B. S.L., Chicago Evangelistic Institute M.A.. Ball StBte University John Virkler Assistant Professor of Economics B.A., University of Richmond M.Div., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary M.A.C.T., Auburn University 30 LIBRARIANS Martha S. Evatt Librarian B.A., Furman University B.S., University of North Carolina A real friend is one who helps us to think our noblest thoughts, put forth our best efforts, and to be our best selves. 31 33 td SECRETARIES Sarah H. Nelson President's Office Sandra Catron Academic Office Dean of Students' Office Mary Will Thomas Business Office Rebecca Newby Institutional Advancement Pam Fipps Assistant to Director of Institutional Advancement Jan Waldrop Admissions Office Ada Poole Registrar's Office Jodie Garrett Library Director of Teacher Education Office Alice Foutz Secretarial Pool Tina Ginn Switchboard Sally Drake Learning Skills Center SPECIAL STAFF Campus Pastor Fred Andrews Book Store Supervisor Dave Mews Campus Nurse Christine Wood If you have learned to walk A little more sure-footedly than I, Be patient with my stumbling then And know that only as I do my best and try May I attain the goal For which we both are striving. If through experience, your soul Has gained heights which I As yet in dim-lit vision see. Hold out your hand and point the way. Lest from its straightness I should stray, And walk a mile with me. Apples of Gold LIBRARY STAFF 35 DORM RESIDENT COUNSELORS Carol Sinnamon A.B., Central Wesleyan College Hal Vandiver A.B,, Central Wesleyan College M.Div., Asbury Theological Seminary Being a resident counselor means . . . living a consistent life of example , . . speaking a consistent word of hope . . . portraying a consistent attitude of caring. Being a residence counselor changes and challenges one's routine and life style so much, I wouldn't want to keep the |ob for a long time. The contact with people is rewarding and exciting. The pressure demands that one grow more dependent on God and more tolerant of others. I like that. MAINTENANCE G« ldin« No man Custodian Stuart Bennett . . but we beseech you. brethren, that ye increase more and more, and that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your hands, as we have commanded you. I Thessalonians 4 10-11 E B T ho mat Director of Maintenance TELL HIM SO If you hear a kind word spoken Of some worthy soul you know. It may fill his heart wth sunshine If you only tell him so. If a deed, however humble. Helps you on your way to go. Find the one whose hand helped you. Seek him out and tell him so. Lines to Live By 37 Lama Arthur and Robert Curtiss discuss a problem concerning the school fountain CAFETERIA i The Lord sustains all who fall, And raises up all who are bowed down. The eyes of all look to Thee, And Thou dost give them their food in due time. Thou dost open Thy hand, and Dost satisfy the desire of every living thing.” Psalm 145 14-16 Jesus said to them, My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me, and to accomplish His work. John 4:33-34 For we have brought nothing into the world, so we cannot take anything out of it either. And if we have food and covering, with these we shall be content. 1 Timothy 6:7-8 38 Mrs. Margaret Brank Dietary Supervisor Tammy Alexander Social Studies Education Michael D. Bagwell Bible, Business Adm„ Acct. Susan Barton Elementary Education Wanda Beck Business Education Jean Boggs Early Childhood Education Ron Bramleti Psychology Edward Carter Physical Education Linda Cassell Accounting Gay Cox Early Childhood Education Seniors Face New Challenges 40 Steve Beasley Physical Education Gail W. Byrd Music Education Steve Cox Bible Bobby Daniel Physical Education Ken Dill Bible Barbara Dutschke Elementary Education Lisa Eades Business Administration Connie Finch History Mike Fleming Music Education Rene Freeman Psychology Karmen Gilder Biology Mark Gorveatte Psychology Retha Grant Early Childhood Education James Hamilton History Education Catharine Hibner Biology 41 Grace Hilley Psychology Donna Jones Early Childhood Education Kerry Hiott Early Childhood Education Sheryl D. Karns Special Education Jeanette Johnson Biology David Kennemer Physical Education Regina Lane Jill Lappin Business Ad., Bus. Ed., Acct. Psychology Donnie LeCroy Math Education Seniors Meet Requirements 42 Paul Johnson Psychology Vicki D. Kirby Special Education Sidney A. Loggins, Jr. Political Science History Marcellus Long Bible Glenn C. Martin Accounting. Business Ad Valane Martin Special Education Samuel G. Medders Biology Martha Nalley Bible Judy Ogletree English Education Jane M Olerud Math Education Charles Patton Business. Theology Seniors Anticipate Graduation 43 Grammond Paul Theology Teresa Pearson Psychology, Special Ed, Peggy Pelfrey Dale Richey Social Studies Education Church Music Janna Richey Accounting, Business Ad, T ina Scott Early Childhood Education Marilyn D. Scruggs Early Childhood Education Mike Shillingburg Psychology Randy Shillingburg Biology Carolyn Simpson Business Administration Carol Smith Elementary Education Johnny Smith Theology 44 Seniors Make Career Plans Mandy Smder Biology Michael S. Sofrolls Malh Computer Soane J David Stallwagan Chemistry Donald D Stavanton, Jr. Butman Administration Lynn Town Music Education Pate Wood Psychology Linda Carol Watson Music Timi Wrmn Busman Management. Psych. Hank Williams Theology Debbie Cleaver Butinas� Administration Seniors Face a New Beginning 45 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President James Duff Secretary Cathy Hibner Vice-President Jill Lappin Treasurer Regina Lane 46 I 47 Junior Class Of icars Pmidtni Kathy Duncan. Vice Prasidant Jonathan Crutchfiald. Sacratary Donna Earwood, and Traasurer Carol Butts. Junior Class Advisor Don Wood Ann Alexander Scott Allen Suzan Allen Jennie Aiken Armta Allison Victor Alvarez Jean Barton Carl Black Elizabeth Bovles Keith Brav Cathv Brock Carol Burdette Digging ditches, paying dues, working diligently to raise money for the upcoming Junior Senior , . another hectic. but full-filled year for the Juniors. 50 Gene Burge� Carol Suo Bum Steven K Byce Jonathan Crutchfield Billy Ginn Ruth Gorveatte David Hiott Dtane Holder 51 Our class prayer meeting contributed toward creating a bond of unity among the members of the Junior class. Carolyn Hunnicutt Doris Jarrett Sonita Johnson Fred Johnson James A. Johnson Robm S. Kirby lit Angela Lafaille Darlene Lafaver Glen Link Dan Loggins German Martinez Denise Michael 52 With Don Wood for our advisor, what more could we have asked for? Danny A. Seaborn Tami Searcy Cooperation among the officers helped to make this year one of the best Edwma Morgan Talmadge D Reece, Jr Daniel E. Page Oeloris Poser Joey Rampey Suzanne Ryals A Jill Rickman Reylene Rodriguez 53 Debbie Shields Dwayne Smith Gina C. Smith Edward Taylor Allison Tower Sharon Walker John E Ward Daniel J. Wiggins 54 Charlene Witcher Evelyn Witcher Kimberlee Wood SOPHOMORE CLASS Tonya BirdSong President Doug Butts - Vice President Ben Johnson Treasurer 55 Sheryl Smith Secretary 56 Sophomores Kelley Whitlock and Marjie Talley wait patiently for class to start. 57 Sophomores Edwin Gutierrez and Sheila Whitman share a smile. 58 Denise Flippen Dorothy Glenn Edwin Gutierrez 59 Ben L, Johnson Mark Johnston Robert Jordan 60 Curl Morgan Michael Morrison Freddy Neyman 61 Susan Richardson flips through the pages of her book to find an assignment. Tammy Alexander looks on a$ sophomore David Orrell prepares to make caramel apples for his class to sell. Brenda Whitman Timothy Taylor Della Vanhuss Kelley Whitlock 62 Sheila L Whitman Wendy J. Wilson Donny Winkler FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President • Kevin Calhoon; Secretary Mary Faith Dickens. Treasurer Jean Spivey; Vice President Jim Bross Kathy Burgess SGA Representative Day-Student Susan Richardson SGA Representative Dorm Student Wanda Adkins Kim Albertson Jeff Brock Jim Bross Suzanne Bross Kathy Burgess Kevin Calhoon Lenora Clark Cindy Cook Mylene Cooper Karen Davis Mary Faith Dickens Ursula Dooley Jennifer DuBose Dede Fades Tamara Flinchum 64 Sheila Fortune Melina Gillespie Susan Glenn Bill Hackett 65 Jefl Kidd Amy Konz Dvvane Lane Jamie Lee Deborah McDonald David McEIveen Vangie McHargue Sandy McJunkin Calvin Meaders Jorge Mendez Darlene Merck Dee Miller Glenda Miller J.W. Miller Barry Moore Debbie Moore Charles Moses Beth Nix David Nolan Phyllis Norman 66 Margaret O'Dell Alan Pevy Brian Phillip David Phillip Paul Reece Sharon Phillips Michael Preston Malinda Rampev Frankie Reid Susan Richardson Barbara Robinson Carol Rogers Angela Rosemond Tammy Seabolt Tami Sigmon Dee Smith 67 Keith Smith Steve Smith Jean Spivey Shirley Stephens Emma Talley Gayle Trivette Fonda Von Cannon Rhonda Walker Satoshi Yonezawa Carol Watson Angie Williams Craig Williams Joshua Paul 68 Clubs Clubs Girls’ Softball Team ORGAN I Z AT OA 69 STUDENT President Fred Johnson Secretary Paula Apple Vice-President Joey Rampey Senior Representative Susan Millwood Junior Class President Kathy Duncan Junior Representative Danny Seaborn GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 71 Sophomore Representative Marsha Andrews Freshman Class President Kevin Calhoon Freshman Representative Susan Richardson WOMEN’S DORM COUNCIL Dorm Council Members (first row) Gay Cox, Mary Faith Dickens, Fonda VonCannon, Teresa Pearson, Carol Sinnamon, Valerie Martin; (second row) Tonya BirdSong, Ann Alexander, Kim Hurst, Darlene Lafaver, Susan Millwood. Diane Mitchell. Della Vanhuss. Susan Barton; (third row) Ruth Gorveatte, Donna Earwood, Suzanne Ryals. and Pamela Hulme 72 Dorm Council OHicers Iseatedl Vice Pres Susan Barton, president Valerie Martin (Handing) Chaplain Darlene Lalaver Treasurer Donna Earwood. Secretary Mary Faith Dicker� � 73 RA.S: (seated) Tonya BirdSong, Diane Mitchell, and Pamela Hulme Istandingl Residence Counselor Carol Smnamon MEN’S DORM j7m«JhnCilMrberS (,'rstrow,Car,B' . RonBramlet,. Jonathan Crutchf, eld Tim Taylor Ed Carter James Johnson. Dennis Boone, James Dyar, and Sam Medders. V Carter' (second Freddy Neyman, 74 COUNCIL CHRISTIAN SERVICE ORGANIZATION CSO Members: Dan Wiggins, Ed Carter, Carl Black, James Johnson, Robin Kirby, Tim Taylor, Eric Rollins. Dan Cockerill, Kris Shannon, Raylene Rodriguez, Donna Earwood, Karmen Gilder, David Lentz, Wanda Adkins, Lenora Clark, Dr. Foutz, Diane Mitchell, Hank Williams, and Angie Williams. 76 - CSO Officers: Treasurer • Eric Rollins. Vice President Dan Wiggins. Advisor Dr. Ken Foot . Assistant Director Carl Black. President James Johnson. Secretary Diane Mitchell. ANNUAL Advisor Dr. Laura Vinson Photographers not pictured: Calvin Meadors John Mayo Editor Diane Holder Assistant Advisor Kathy Duncan Administration, Faculty Staff Editor Tina Scott 78 STAFF Business Manager Janna Richey Sports Editor David Nolan ■ Student Life Editor Jennie Aiken Advertising Raylene Rodriguez Junior Class Editor Donne Eerwood Sophomore Class Editor Kris Shannon Freshman Class Editor Wanda Adkins 79 STUDENT Club members: (first row) Gay Cox, and Regina Lane; (second row) Ed Carter, Diane Mitchell, Susan Barton, Susan Millwood, Jane Olerud, and Donna Earwood. 80 EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 81 Club Officers: Secretary and Treasurer Gay Cox, Vice-President Susan Barton, and President - Regina Lane. F M S Members: [first row) Darlene Lafaver, Ann Alexander, Donna Earwood, Cindy Cook; (second row) Robin Kirby, Gloria Bell, Kris Shannon, Dan Cockerill, Daniel Wiggins. President Daniel Wiggins Faculty Advisor Gloria Bell 82 Vice President Ann Alexander Secretary Cindy Cook THE REPUBLICAN CLUB Club members (first row) Margaret O dell. Ursula DooIoy. (second rowl Advisor Df- Bob Nash Keith Smith, Ken Tavlor Tom Co . Alex Loggms, Jeff Jennings, and Advisor Prof. John Virfcler. THE COLLEGIANS Member Danny Seaborn, Vidua Brand. Jami Laa Jilt Lappin. and Freddie Nay man am accompanied on (ha piano by (he Oiractor Mark Gorveatta 85 Mark Gorveane accompanies the trio composed of Vickie Brand. Jamie Laa, and Jill Lappin MUSIC CLUB Club members (seatedl Tami Searcy. Jean Barton. Tamara Fhnchum, Mike Fleming; (standing) Susan Richardson. Emma Talley. Bryan Hester, Jean Spivey. Jonathan Crutchfield, Gail Byrd. Advisor - Or Joel Reed, and Marpe Talley. 86 Club officers: (seated) President • Tami Searcy, Vice-President - Jean Barton, Secretary - Tamara Fhnchum. Treasurer - Mike Fleming, (stand- ing) Advisor - Dr. Joel Reed. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS Secretary Becky Mackey 87 STUDENT Dr. Paul Wood gets a pie in the face during the Junior Class Pie-Throwing Contest. Joey Rampey watches the tug-of-war contest between the second and third floors of Stuart-Bennett. 88 ACTIVITIES Look� like Or Marlin L.iB.ir and Dr Ted Jenning are having lun Who' the enemy Or Jenning� ? 89 Robin Kirby and Billy Ginn watch as Tina Ginn demonstrates how to shoot pool. Darlene Lafaver, is someone interrupting your studying? Jim Hamilton and Penny Biddix pose for the camera. 90 91 ACTIVITIES INAUGURATION 92 Mrs. Rebecca Newby and Board and Faculty Members look on as Former President Claude R. Rickman helps direct the inauguration exercises for in- coming President John M. Newby. OF C W. C. PRESIDENT JOHN M. NEWBY HAUNTED HALLOWEEN 1980 Alex Loggias and Jim Hamilton prepare to mutilate Gracie Hilley in the Haunted House. Randy Shillingburg and Eddie Howard sport those ten- gallon cowboy hats. At the Halloween-party contest the Crayolas Paula Apple, Janna Richey, Donna Earwood, Jane Olerud, and Regina Lane took first place. 94 LUNCH BOX SOCIAL FESTIVITIES Auctioneers Ed Carter and Carl Black point out the winning bidder. Woody Walker seems pleased as he walks away with his lunch box prize. Sam Medders happily receives his lunch box from Della V anhuss. 95 Hal Vandiver ts proud of his winning a lunch box. HOMECOMING NOVEMBER I, 1980 I hel Preui. Homecoming Queen 1979. crowns the new queen. Jane Olerud, as President Newby i others look on. HOMECOMING COURT vs - A V rxTrOTf Homecoming Court: Dee Miller, Danny Seaborn. Sheryl Smith. Ken Taylor, Marsha Andrews, Eddie Howard, Jane Olerud, Mark Gorveatte, Judy Ogletree. Phil Flinchum, Kim Wood, Don Wood, Gay Cox, Tom Cox, Jill Lappin, Alex Loggins. Grace Hilley, Jill Rickman, Dennis Boone, Donna Earwood, Jim Bross, Carol Butts. Larry Montgomery, Gail Garrett, Terry Garrett, Bonita Johnson, Rick Merriam, Mary Faith Dickens, Bobby Daniel, Carol Watson, Kevin Calhoon, Frances Reid, and Alan Abies. 98 Darrell Burrow, Dan Loggms, James Duff. Pete Wood, Eddie Howard, Doug Butts. Tom Cox, Bobby Daniel, Hank Williams, Kevin Calhoon, Paul Johnson, and Donnie LeCroy clown around before the Homecoming presentation in chapel gets underway. 99 1 Jill Lappm Senior Sponsored by Dan Loggms Grace Hilley Senior Escorted by Jim Hamilton 100 Gay Cox Senior Escorted by Tom Cox Kim Wood Senior Sponsored by Pete Wood Judy Ogletree Senior Sponsored by James Duff Carol Butts Junior Escorted by Larry Montgomery Jane Olerud Senior Sponsored by Darrell Burrow Gail Garrett Junior Sponsored by Hank Williams Escorted by Terry Garrett I 101 •': oana — t. ifZjrtrrs Bonita Johnson Junior Sponsored by Paul Johnson Jill Rickman Junior Escorted by Dennis Boone k‘T ■ 4 102 Donna Earwood Junior Escorted by Robin Kirby Marsha Andrews Sophomore Escorted by Eddie Howard Sheryl Smith Sophomore Escorted by Ken Taylor Mary Faith Dickens Freshman Escorted by Bobby Daniel Carol Watson Freshman Escorted by Kevin Calhoon Dee Miller Freshman Sponsored by Dale Richey 103 Homecoming Queen - Jane Olerud ■ is escorted by Mark Gorveatte. 104 Homecoming Queen and attendents: second runner-up - Gay Cox; Queen Jane Olerud; first runner-up - Jill Lappm. CHRISTMAS BANQUET DECEMBER 4, 1980 105 Winnie Williams provides a Christmas narrative for entertainment. Becky Mackey. Charlene Witcher and James Keese are served their meal. Dr. Reed directs the Chamber Choir • (first row) Marjie Talley, Barbara Robinson, Lenora Clark, Becky Powell, Tami Searcy, Vickie Brand; (second row) Bryan Hester, Carol Watson, Jonathan Crutchfield, Keith Smith, Bobby Jordan, Sarah Pitts, Jean Spivey, Jamie Lee; (third row) Mike Fleming, Gail Byrd, Kelley Whitlock, Tommy Crocker, Dale Richey, and Darrell Cook. For part of the Christmas Banquet entertainment, Bryan Hester Professor Jane Palmer accompanies the choir on the piano, provides a solo. 106 107 Professor Barbara Bross directs the Children's Choir as Keith Smith looks on Keith Bray. James Oyar, Steve Byce. Jennie Aiken, Keith Kelly, Diane Holder, and Denise Michael talk while they wait for their Christmas dinner Bradford and Pam F ipps are waiter and waitress for the Student Christmas Banquet In the kitchen, Jimmy Kimble, Lynn Curtiss, and Frances Buel work diligently preparing plates to serve the students. 108 to Sally Wood refills the tea glasses of Gail Byrd and her husband 109 Serving the night of the Student Christmas Banquet, Professor Weston Warren, Or. James Schmut , Pastor Fred Andrews, and Brandford Fipps step aside to let Dr. Martin LaBar through with his tray. WHO’S WHO Majoring in Elementary Education, Martha Susan Barton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barton of Walhalla, South Carolina. Susan lists her hobbies as playing the piano, swimming, reading, and doing needlepoint. Regarding CWC Susan says, I've really enjoyed my four years here at CWC. I greatly treasure the friendships I've made and am extremely thankful for an education at a Christian college with Christian faculty and staff. During her stay at CWC, Susan has participated in the pep band, concert choir, music club, Spanish club, Dorm Council, CSO, and SEA. Concerning her future plans Susan says, I plan to teach elementary school, hopefully in the area, but wherever the Lord leads. Maria Gay Cox, an Elementary and Early Childhood Education major, is the daughter of Rev. Loyd A. and Eunice W. Cox of Gastonia, North Carolina, Gay has taken an active part in the Spanish Club, music club, college choir, CSO, and Women's Dorm Council. She has also served as Junior class secretary and secretary-treasurer of SEA, Gay was also a participant in the Home- coming Court this year. In the future Gay says, I hope to find a job teaching in this area, and I want to enroll in the graduate program at Clemson by the summer of '82. After teaching for two or three years and completing my graduate work, I want to go into missions with the Wesleyan Church. In her spare time Gay enjoys singing, play- ing the piano, participating in water sports, and horseback riding. Commenting about CWC Gay says, I feel it has been a great privilege for me to be able to attend CWC. I've learned so much during these four years which I know will be of great use to me in my future. IN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Lisa Marene Eades, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. Dean Eades of Pickens, South Carolina, is majoring in Business Administration. Lisa hopes to con- tinue my education at Furman University. After getting my Master's Degree in Business Adminis- tration, I plan to get a position in public relations, advertising, or marketing. During her years at CWC, Lisa has participated in the music club, pep club, BSU, Sonrise, Concert and Chamber Choirs, and the Miss CWC Pageant. Lisa has also been in- volved in cheerleading and working with the Junior- class-sponsored Haunted House. Commenting about CWC Lisa says, I really have enjoyed the four years I've spent here. The closeness of the stu- dents and faculty has meant a lot to me. I'm glad I came to a small college where my education meant as much to the professors as it did to me During her spare time, Lisa reads, swims, water skis, plays the piano, and listens to records. Catharine TeAnn Hibner, a native of St. Petersburg, Florida, is the daughter of Marlene Sellers and Duane Hibner. Majoring in biology, Cathy intends to pursue a career in physical therapy by working as a P.T. aid, and then she plans to continue her schooling in that field, Cathy says, CWC has been a large asset contributing to my spiritual, psycho- olgical, and academic growth. I love the school dearly and will be proud to be one of its alumni. I believe in what the school stands for and the Quality education it offers. Cathy's hobbies in- clude sewing, tennis, golf, macreme, and relaxing and watching sporting events. During her years at CWC, Cathy has been active in the Dorm Council where she has served as secretary and junior repre- sentative, to the annual staff, and the Student Affairs Committee. Cathy was also a sophomore representative to the Homecoming Court. WHO’S WHO Jill Ann Lappin, a psychology major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lappin of Hender- sonville. North Carolina. Jill's hobbies include hiking, camping, riding horses, and doing needle- point. Jill has been active at CWC as a member of the cheerleading squad, SGA, “Collegians, Student Affairs Committee, College Planning Council. Jill has also served as Junior class President, Senior class Vice-President, and was an attendent in Home coming two years. In the future Jill plans to pur- sue a career in nutritional science in graduate school and use my degree in counseling in whatever area God leads me. Concerning CWC Jill says, Some of the book knowledge I have learned here may be forgotten, but the memories CWC has given me are forever. I thank the people that make up this great institution for helping me on my way to being the kind of Christian woman God would have me be. Regina Rae Lane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lane of Tabor City, North Carolina. Regina says, these four years at CWC have been among the most rewarding of my life—ones I'll never forget and always cherish. She's provided for me new visions, deep friendships, a valuable education, time and opportunities for growth and service, and a great companion for life. I owe a great deal to her. Thanks, CWC, I love you! During her years at CWC, Regina has been active in the pep band, CSO, ReJoy Singer, annual staff, and Dorm Council. She has also served as sophomore class president, Junior class treasurer, Senior class treasurer, and Resident Counselor's assistant. During her spare time Regina enjoys home making crafts and music. WHO’S WHO Jane Marie Olerud, daughter of Pearl S. Olerud of Hamlet, North Carolina, is a Math Education maior. A graduate of Richmond Senior High, Jane's hob bies include skating, bowling, and softball. In com menting about CWC Jane says, I’ve thoroughly enioyed my years at CWC. Central has added a great deal to my life - spiritually and mentally. I'm very thankful for the years I've spent here. Jane has taken an active role in Dorm Council, the Math Science club, softball, and in the campus ministry at CWC. For her future plans Jane says, I plan to teach math and to be involved in a church ministry. Judy Lynn Ogletree is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Spencer Lee Ogletree of Griffin, Georgia. Judy has been actively involved in concert choir, the ReJoy Singers. Col- legians, and SEA Judy has also served as secretary of the Spanish club. President of the Drama club and has been a participant in Homecoming Court and the Miss CWC pageant. Judy's interests include swimming, camping, hiking, drama, and singing. Judy states that Central Wesleyan College has strongly influenced my life and has developed within me an appreciation of what it stands for and believes in. As an English Edu- cation maior Judy says. I plan to continue to represent CWC this summer by singing with Collegians” and then start my career in secondary education with hopes of one day advancing my education. WHO’S WHO Clifton Dale Richey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Parkes Richey of Greensboro, North Carolina. A transfer from John Wesley College, Dale talks about CWC, I am greatly indebted to this institution for the tremendous spiritual leadership and development it has caused in my life. While at CWC Dale has participated in CSO, Campus Crusade for Christ, Direct Current, Chamber and Concert Choirs, and Dorm Council. Dale has played on the CWC soccer team and has served as President of the sophomore class. Dale's hobbies include basketball, baseball, and automobiles. As a Church Music major. Dale plans to work as Minister of Music and Youth in a Wesleyan Church. I also want to further my education in music and complete work for ordination in the Wesleyan Church. 115 SPORTS cwc Soccer Team Team members: (kneeling) Dan Wood, James Duff, Paul Johnson, Freddy Neyman, Dan Loggms. Donnie LeCroy, Bill Hackett, Donnie Winkler; (Standing) Coach Keith Connor, Brian Phillips, Duane Lane, Jorge Mender, Joshua Paul, Darrell Burrow, Alan Pevy, German Martinez, Doug Butts, Dale Rickey, Hank Williams, Robin Kirby, Pete Wood, Edwin Gutierrez, and Dwayne Smith. 116 James Duff, with great effort and concentration, pushes toward the CWC goal as Donny LeCroy prepares to back him up. CWC SOCCER SCORES CWC 2 Western Carolina 1 CWC 0 Ersktne 3 CWC 3 College of Chas. 4 CWC 0 Wofford 4 CWC 1 Newberry 2 CWC 3 Lee College 1 CWC 0 Winthrop 4 CWC 3 Warren Wilson 2 CWC 3 Lander 0 CWC 0 Pfeiffer 1 CWC 5 Toccoa Falls 2 117 Freddy Neyman follows through with his play while James Duff and Edwin Gutierez come to his assistance. CWC's Joshua Paul drives after the ball against the efforts of an opponent. 118 Bill Hackett drives forward in an effort to keep the ball from the opposing team. German Martinez controls the ball while Pete Wood observes from behind and Dan Loggins looks on from the front. Donnie Winkler shows good form as he kicks off to the opposing team. 120 Dan Wood rushes to recover the ball while Paul Johnson motions to another team member. I m Students and guests, as wed as faculty, flocked to watch the Homecoming game against Tocca Fads. Here CWC is leading 2 0. The final score was CWC 5 and Tocca Falls 2. Donnie LeCroy warms up for a soccer game. 121 cwc VOLLEYBALL Warrior Volleyball Team Members: (first row) Co-Captams • Tammy Boggs, Bonita Johnson; (second row) Manager - Oede Eades, Crystal Isaacs, Beth Bolte, Phyllis Norman, Pam Williams, Coach ■ Sherry Haithcock; (third row) Sandy McJunkin, Dee Smith, Carol Rogers, and Bev Mears. 122 Team members Beth Bolte, Bonita Johnson, and Sandv McJunkm take a break and listen to Coach Haitchcock. 123 WARRIOR VOLLEYBALL Game Results cwc OPPONENT SCORE Lost Benedict 15-10; 14-16; 13-15 Lost Columbia 18-16; 11-15; 13-15 Won Newberry 14-16; 15-7; 15-9 Won Newberry 7-15; 15-4; 16-14 Won Presbyterian 15-6; 15-9 Lost USC-Spartanbgrg 2-15; 15-8; 10-15 Won Lander 15-5; 16-14 Lost Wofford 5-15, 15-10, 14-16 Won Spartanburg Methodist 12-15; 15-12; 15-10 Lost Lander 4-15; 15-13; 13-15 Won USC-Aiken 15-2; 15-11 Won Benedict 15-4; 15-11 Won Benedict 15-4; 15-6 Won S.C. State 15-12, 15-6 Lost Newberry 9-15, 15-5, 9-15 Won Newberry 15-7; 15-10 Won Newberry 15-10; 15-4 Lost USC-Aiken 15-9; 14-16; 13-15 Lost Spartanburg Methodist 14-16, 3-15 Won Limestone 12-15; 15-10; 15-11 Lost Coker 9-15, 9-15 Won Presbyterian 15-12; 15-2 Record. 13-9 Points averaged per game—CWC - 13.16 Opponent 11.24 125 Sandy McJunkm (10). Bonita Johnson (3), and Carol Rogers (4) rush to assist Crystal Isaacs (7). The official blows a whistle on the play in a game against USC Spartanburg. Beth Bolte 111), Carol Rogers (4). Bonita Johnson (3). and Pam Williams |12( anxiously watch as CWC's Crystal Isaacs returns the ball. Dee Smith warms up before a volleyball match. 126 Coach Sherry Haithcock Beth Bolte (111, Sandy McJunk in (101, d Crystal Isaacs (7) wait to move in for a play. 127 J Sandy McJunkin (10) prepares to return the volleyball while Bonita Johnson (3), Carol Rogers (4), and Crystal Isaacs (7) and Beth Bolte (11) are ready to assist. cwc BASKETBALL Basketball Team Members: (kneeling! Bobby Daniel, Don Osborne, Charles Wimphrie; (standing) Thomas Overman, Ray Lattimore, Mark Regan, Raymond Lawson, Laurence Lawson, Andrew Stewart, J.W Miller, and Victor Alvarez 128 WARRIOR 1980 - 81 J 131 Victor Alvarez, a valuable CWC player, drives forcefully down the court. CWC player Mark Ragan. Laurence Liwwm, and Cheerleader Suun Allen observe as Charles Wimphne's shot scores two points lot the Warriors. Charles Wimphne shoots from the foul Ime as Victor Alvarez looks on and Bobby Daniel prepares for the rebound. cwc 136 Band Members: Karen Davis, Rhonda Walker, Donna Earwood, Randy Shillingburg, Mark Gorveatte, Dede Eades, Tamara Flinchum, Paula Apple, Keith Clause, Bryan Hester, Jim Bross, Dale Richey, Jeff Jennings, and Phil Flinchum PEP BAND 137 cwc 138 Squad Members Marsha Andrews, Suzan Allen, Darlene Merck. Kim Hurst, Jennie Aiken. Cathy Brock and Lisa Eades CHEERLEADING SQUAD Su en Allen Darlene Merck Co-Captain 140 Lisa Eades Cathy Brock Co-Captain Marsha Andrews 141 Jennie Aiken 142 i MAKE YOUR CAR LOOK NEW AGAIN! Replace your old worn vinyl top with a new vinyl top JREE Hearing Tests � Vifer?y'GEORGE, IT’S A SALE! ★ % MofiE-vVk i We' Offer ■a em, match ’em. suit your mood and Reorno out moodjnd ytu. SAl. s SBwsy of life! rwiMiifA For Service DECATUR WESLEYAN CHURCH 3840 Kensington Rd. Decatur, Ga. 30032 GLENWOOD WESLEYAN CHURCH 403 Hagood Street Easley, South Carolina Just Off Rte. 93 Phone: 859-9784 Sunday Wednesday 10,00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a m. Morning Worship 7:00 p,m. CYC for Children 7:00 p.m. Midweek Service Welcome Students, Faculty Friends The End of Your Search for a Friendly Church 145 THE VIRGINIA DISTRICT OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH The Rev, Paul A. Wheeler, District Superintendent The above is a line-drawing of the headquarters building for the Virginia District located on U.S. 11 north at Hollins, Roanoke, Va. Designed and built by James D. Fralin, the residence-style structure houses offices for the superintendent and staff members. It also has a conference room, book archives room, printing room, reception area, and kitchenette. The building was dedicated by Dr. J. D. Abbot, November 1976. VIRGINIA STUDENTS: Wanda Adkins, Smily Ambrose, Terry Daniel, Denise Flippen, Edwin Gurierrez, Valerie Martin, Margie Talley, Ken Taylor. SHADY GROVE WESLEYAN CHURCH Colfax, N.C. WE BELIEVE IN CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE 146 The Midway Wesleyan Church G. K. Andrews, Pastor Telephones Church (919) 498-2023 Parsonage (919) 498-2548 Worthville Road North Carolina Our Student Attending C.W.C.: Marsha Andrews We in Louisiana represent the location of the First Wesleyan Church of West Monroe, of the Mid-Gulf District. Rev. M. C. House is District Superintendent. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Rodriguez, pastors Students Attending C.W.C. from West Monroe: Ricardo Rodriguez — 75 - 79 — now serving as Youth Minister in Dallas, Texas Roxanne Rodriguez Shrum — now residing in North Carolina Raylene Rodriguez — Presently a Junior at C.W.C. 147 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH All district officers are alumni of Central Wesleyan College Rev. William D. James, District Superintendent Rev. Foster D. Gentry, Asst. District Superintendent Rev. Paul L Wilcox, District Secretary Rev. George M. Nalley, District Treasurer District Office Address: Route 3, Box 156 Pickens, South Carolina 29671 Telephone: 803 878-3478 SOUTH CAROLINA WESLEYANS SUPPORT CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE. We Support Central Wesleyan College FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 208 South Church Street Gastonia, North Carolina 28052 Dr. C. Wesley Lovin, Pastor E. Stanley Banker, Asst. Pastor Anthony M. Dowdy, Youth Pastor KNIGHTON CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH SPRING HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH Rev. George M. Nalley Route 2 Fountain Inn, S.C. 29644 876-3726 Route 2, Box 58 Hamlet, N.C. C.W.C. Student Martha Nalley Boyd C Kistler, Pastor STUDENTS AT CENTRAL WESLEYAN: Laurie Olerud Jane Olerud (Homecoming Queen) 149 EMANUEL WESLEYAN CHURCH 402 Hershberger Road, N.W. Roanoke, Virginia Pastor: Rev. W.A. Massey FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 218 Annafret St. Rock Hill, S.C. 29730 Telephone 803-328-0235 Pastor: H. D. Shrum IN MEMORIAM HAROLD L RICKMAN FIRESTONE WESLEYAN CHURCH 1001 W. Second Ave. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Telephone 704-865-4572 Ron Rogers: Director of Youth Music STUDENTS ATTENDING C.W.C.; Jill Rickman Billy Ginn Debbie Shields DAN RIVER WESLEYAN CHURCH Royal Road 87 South Eden, N.C. 27288 Pastor: Jesse W. Garmon 150 NORTH CAROLINA WEST DISTRICT OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH Rev. Watson C. Black—District Superintendent District Office: 601 N. Rotary Drive High Point, N. C. 27260 Telephone — 919 888-4694 WE SUPPORT CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE CONGRATULATIONS 1981 GRADUATES from GEADAM CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH Mayo, S.C. The BREVARD WESLEYAN CHURCH Brevard, North Carolina congratulates the staff of THE CENTRALIAN Raymond L. Phaup, Pastor Morris L. Davis, Director of Youth and Music Sheila Fortune, Student First Wesleyan Church 1915 N. Centennial St. High Point, North Carolina 27260 (919) 887-3124 (919) 887-3125 Dr. Clyde A. Parker, Pastor Rev. James L. Denny, Assc. Pastor Dr. J.A. Grout, Pastor Emeritus, WA. Chaplain Rev. Laverne P. Mohl, Min. of Music Rev. Gene Riffell, Children's Pastor Rev. John Lindsey, Interim Youth Pastor Rev. W. Carey Bulla, Visitation Pastor Dr. Floyd McCallum, Minister of Counseling The whole Gospel forthe whole world ’ “Serving The Entire Family” MID-GULF DISTRICT Expresses appreciation to the FACULTY and STAFF for their labors of love and dedication. We also express our congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1 9 ZEPHYRHILLS WESLEYAN CHURCH Ave. “C at 18th St. Zephyrhills, Fla. 33599 Phone 1 813 782-7510 WINDER WESLEYAN CHURCH 215 East Midland Ave. Parsonage — 631 Meadowbrook Dr. Winder, GA 30680 Phone — 404-867-5629 or 7610 Present Students Carol Butts Doug Butts Congratulations! Our church and our school in UNITED ACTION FOR CHRIST 153 Compliments of FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH Randleman, N.C. Rev. W. Don Richardson, Pastor STUDENTS AT C.W.C.: Susan Richardson Della Vanhuss ALUMNI: Mike Richardson, Tim Wilkerson, Martha Collins WE WELCOME YOU TO THE VILLAS WESLEYAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 Worship Service 10:45 Evangelistic Ser. 6:00 Prayer Ser. (Wed) 7:30 PASTOR —REV. RAYMOND KENSELL 8400-A BEACON BLVD., FORT MYERS, FLA. Telephone: 936-5858 In essentials, Unity. In nonessentials, Liberty. In All Things, Charity. HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN CHURCH 1696 Westchester Drive Our Students at C.W.C.: Jonathan Cruthfield Fonda VonCannon Mary Faith Dickens Dwayne Hodges Marlin Mull, Pastor Tim Wilkerson, Director of Youth and Music Church Phone: 882-3842 STARTEX WESLEYAN CHURCH Corner of South Main Pine St. Startex, S-C. 29377 GUILFORD WESLEYAN CHURCH 4902 West Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina 27407 James C. Smith, Pastor Students at C.W.C.: Karla Kelly Charles Moses Dale Richey FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH Burlington, N.C. Pastor: Rev. Donald A. Dawalt 154 FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH CENTRAL, S.C. Students attending C.W.C.: Suzan Allen Jim Bross Suzie Bross Kevin Calhoon Bradford Fipps Jeff Jennings Joshua Paul Pastor: Fredrick D. Andrews Delivering top qualiTY veaRBOOk printing FOROVCR half a centuRY keyspmnting EDUCATIONAL DIVISION P.O. Box 8 Greenville, South Carolina 29602 Phone: (803) 288-6560 157 Fort Hill Federal Savings Loan Association Clemson, S.C. Seneca, S.C. Your Account is Invited . . . James P. Whitlock. President 158 MILLIKEN INDUSTRIAL DIVISION Tire Cord Business C. V. Marchbanks, Jr. General Manager VALLEY FALLS PLANT Valley Falls, S. C. Plant Manager — Marion Pittman Personnel Manager — Robert Low 803-573-1150 DEFORE PLANT Clemson, S. C. Plant Manager — J. A. Mauldin Personnel Manager — J. C. Davenport 803-654-2411 803-882-3784 PEOPLE Our Most Valuable Asset QUALITY Our Most Valuable Commodity Career Opportunities In Textiles BIVENSl BUILDER MARTH Railroad St., Pickens, S.C. 878-4141 or 859-1506 Store Hours: 7:30-5 Weekly 7:30-12 Sat. ROPER MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH East End By-Pass P. 0. Box 592 Phone 859-7566 Easley, S. C. 29640 Authorized Dealer CHRYSLER Corporation WARM OUTDOOR CLOTHING ACCESSORIES for hunters, skiers, backpackers APPALACHIAN TRAIL OUTFITTERS, INC. 123 By-Pass — Rogers Plaza Clemson, S.C. 29631 654-1737 TRI-CITY LANES BOWLING CENTER 123 By-Pass Easley, S.C. Phone: 859-7103 20 COMPLETE AUTOMATIC BOWLING LANES COMPLIMENTS OF DEL TACO 123 By-Pass Clemson, S.C. 160 RAWLINS-McLANE STUDIOS, INC. PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Candids, Weddings, Copies Reproductions Passports, l.D.’s, Frames. Plaques Easley Mall —123 By-Pass Easley, S.C. Phone: (803) 859-1453 33 year’s experience Ed McLane, Manager FORT HILL TAX SERVICE, INC. P. O. Box 11 — Hwy. 123 Clemson Decorating Center Clemson, South Carolina 29631 Phone: (803) 654-7171 — (803) 225-6792 Billie P. Coghlan COMPLIMENTS OF OLE NORM'S INC. BUILDING SUPPLIES — HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS P. 0. Box 966 Phone: 654-1652 Clemson, South Carolina 29631 HOURS: 8-6 LIBERTY HOME AUTO STORE W. Main Commerce — (803) 843-6421 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Goodyear Tires — RCA — Gilman Paint John Deere Lawn Garden Tractors Liberty, S.C. 29657 HIOTT PRINTING CO. 106 Johnson Street P. O. Box 997 Pickens, S.C. 29671 Phone: 843-6031 atfuifU 8cule4f, jjeutel i JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS NCR CORPORATION ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING (Clemson) 1200 Greenville Road Easley, S.C. 29640 (803) 855-1980 George C. Lewis Personnel Manager, Personnel Resources WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 Icl 1STB CAROLINA NATIONAL the BANK that cares ro,c I EaSLE 9 LIBERTY • PENDLETON CENTWAlTj Clemson, Westminster, Powdersville ACE SALES AND CONSULTANTS Perpetual Care Cemetery Specialist P, 0. Box 707 Pickens. S.C. 29671 Phone: 878-9972 For Your Real Estate Needs Contact HOLDER REALTY COMPANY 303 Cedar Rock St. Pickens, S.C. Dean Holder — Broker-in-Charge Phone: 878-9972 — 878-4682 We rent houses — apartments and office space COMPLIMENTS P. 0. Box 512 U.S. 123 76 Clemson, South Carolina 29631 SPECIAL BANQUET AND MEETING ROOM FACILITIES Telephone 654-4450, A.C. 803 THE MOST ACCOMMODATING PEOPLE IN THE WORLD 163 COMPLIMENTS PHIL MARY'S BURGERMEISTER Spring Forest Shopping Center Highway 93, Phone 639-6436 P. 0. Box 644 Central, S. C. 29630 0 F THUNDERBIRD MOTOR INN CWC STUDENTS WELCOMED Clemson, SC CENTRAL FLORIST GIFTS 2 Bank Street, Central Business Phone: 639-6510 Home Phone: 639-2513 Faye Herd, Owner THE CENTRAL PHARMACY Spring Forest Shopping Center Central, S. C. 29630 Telephone 639-2471 Jerry Martin, Registered Pharmacist Simpson Town Vi Country Plaza Easley, S. C. INGLES Hwy. 93, Clemson, S.C. Phone 654-6554 Store Hours: Wk. 8-10; Sunday 10-9 COMPLETE SELECTION OF MEATS CHEESE AND FRESH BAKED BREAD, CAKES AND DOUGHNUTS Phone 859-8771 CHARLES ELLENBURG FURNITURE 12 YEARS OF SERVICE 101 West Main Street Easley, S.C. Phone: 859-7106 164 CLOSING 165 . At Clemion Garden . friend Darlene Merck. Bryan Hotter, and Cathy Brock pau � and tmila for ut. '‘Well, it's tike thi , Jane “ 167 168 _ Are you sure you've go it right Steve? 169 J ll Lapptn and Oan Loggini take a Knipy-Creme break. DIRECTORY 170 Directory Wanda Adkms Susan Barton Route 2, Box 270 Route 1, Box 366 Lancaster, VA 22503 Seneca, SC 29678 462-7481 Steve Beasley Jennie Aiken 805 Pelzer Hwy. Route 5 Easley, SC Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 859 8195 (8031 878-6274 Wanda Beck Kim Albertson Box 25 110 Lusk Street Robbins. NC 27325 Liberty, SC 29657 (919) 948-3647 (803) 843-6298 Penny D. Biddix Ann Alexander Route 3, Box 383 200 Oak Street Kings Mountain, NC 28086 Greenville, SC 269 3902 Tonya BirdSong P.O. Box 223 Tammy Alexander Route 6, Box 476 Prattville, AL 36067 Seneca, SC Carl Black (803) 972-9023 128 Winburn Street North Augusta, SC 29697 Scott Allen Drawer V Jean Boggs Six Mile, SC 29682 P.O. Box 506 (803) 868 9433 Seneca. SC (803) 882-8389 Suzan Allen Route 1, Box 1 25 Tammy Boggs Central, SC 29630 Route 2, West Park (803) 639-6655 Williamston, SC 29697 (803) 847-9534 Arnita Allison Route 2, Box 265 Beth Bolte Old Fort, NC 28762 P.O. Box 398 (704) 668-7779 McBee.SC 29101 (803) 335-8519 Dya Al-Shana P.O. Box 1309 Dennis L. Boone Clemson.SC 29631 214 Pine Street Siler City. NC 27344 Victor Alvarez (919) 742 5441 420 S.W. 21 Road Miami, FLA 33129 Beth Boyles 858-5319 P.O. Box 2448 CWC Central, SC 29630 Smily Ambrose 19 Colberts Lane Ron Bramlett Newport News, VA 23601 226 S. Bridge Jonesboro, AR Marsha Andrews 807 Pine Street (501) 935-5859 Randleman, NC 27317 Vicki Brand 1911 Hunterwood Drive Paula Apple High Point, NC 27260 Route 1, Box 241 Gibsonville. NC 27249 (919) 869-3196 (919) 656-3467 Keith Bray (8031 226 9066 Michael D. Bagwell Route 1, Box 161A Carol Breazeale Seneca, SC 29678 111 Oak Forest Drive (803) 882 6377 Easley. SC (803) 859 5946 Jean Barton Route 1, Box 366 Cathy Brock Seneca, SC 29678 Route 5, Box 192 (803) 638-3766 Pickens.SC 29671 (803) 878-6441 Jeff Brock Mylene Cooper (8031 843-6185 Star Route Gravely Road Jim Bross, Jr. 107 Pressley Street Pickens.SC 29671 Clemson, SC 29631 Gay Cox (803) 654 6340 2505 Wilmont Drive Gastonia, NC 28052 Suzanne Bross 107 Pressley Street (704) 866-8004 Clemson, SC 29631 Steve Cox 101 Mt. Vernon Apts. Carol Burdette Route 2 (803) 226-1823 Pendleton, SC 29670 Tom Cox (803) 646-7733 Gene Burgess 906 Henry Street Kings Mtn„ NC 28086 Riley Street Jonathan Crutchfield Westminster, SC 29693 1186 Pleasant Ridge Rd. Colfax, NC 27235 Kathy Burgess Riley Street (919) 668-2132 Westminster, SC 29693 Bobby Daniel Star Route Carol Butts Deerfield Road Double Springs, AL 35553 Bogart, GA 30622 Terry Daniel (404) 549-4989 Doug Butts P.O. Box 2068 Martinsville. VA 24112 Route 1. Box 1 26 Ann Davis Bogart. GA 30622 511 E. Ridge Street (404) 549-4989 Steve Byce Kings Mtn., NC 28086 739 3306 410 Taytor Street Karen Davis Anderson.SC 29621 Route 1, Box 137C Liberty. SC 29657 Gail W. Byrd Route 2, Box 48 (803) 843-9284 Westminster, SC 29693 Ken Dill (803) 882 6288 205 S. Highland St. Clemson, SC 29631 Kevin Calhoon Box 438, CWC (803) 654-4503 Central, SC 29630 Ursula Dooley (803) 639 2886 5209 Bayleaf Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304 Edward Carter Route 6. Box 622 (919) 425-6625 Asheboro, NC 27203 Jennifer DuBose 839 Crouch Drive Linda Cassell Pendelton, SC 29670 Route 4. Westwood Cr Pickens.SC 29671 646 3434 (803) 859 1130 Kathy Duncan 103 Garner Road Lenora Clark Pickens.SC 29671 Route 2. Box 394-A Lancaster, VA 22503 (803) 878-9177 Barbara Dutschke Dan Cockerill 717 Loblolly Drive 1934 N. Fayetteville St. Anderson, SC 29621 Asheboro, NC 27203 (919) 672-0031 (803) 226-8777 James Dyar Cindy Cook 502 Masters Drive Route 4, Box 632-J Kannapolis, NC 28081 (704) 933-9761 (803) 225-5220 171 Dede Eades Route 5, Box 161 Pickens. SC 29671 (803) 878 2597 Lisa Eades Route 5, Box 161 Pickens.SC 29671 (803) 878-2597 Donna Earwood Route 8, Box 698 Morganton, NC 28655 (704) 584-1607 Connie Finch Route 3, Box 24 Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-6044 Bradford Fipps Box 2432, CWC Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-6685 Mike Fleming Regency Apts., Box 65 Central, SC 29630 Phillip Flinchum 234 Browntown Road Belmont. NC 28012 (704) 852-2674 Tamara Flinchum 234 Browntown Road Belmont, NC 28012 (704) 825-2674 Denise Fltppen Route 3, Sheffield Ter. Ridgeway, VA 24148 (703) 956-3316 Sheila Fortune 407 South Broad St. Brevard, NC 28712 (704) 883-8697 Ren Freeman 902 Cardinal Place Thomasville, NC 27360 (919) 476-6200 Gail E. Garrett Route 2, Box 49A Seneca.SC 29678 (803) 882-0047 Karmen Gilder 720 Flat Shoals Ave. SE Atlanta, GA 30316 (404) 522-6685 Melissa Gillespie Route 1, Box 133 Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 843-6978 Directory Billy Ginn Box 2471, CWC Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-4170 Dorothy Glenn Route 2 Greer, SC 29651 (803) 877-0328 Susan Glenn Route 1 Fair Play, SC (803) 882 3183 Mark Gorveatte P.O. Box 603 Glen Alpine, NC 28628 Ruth Gorveatte Box 2273 CWC Central, SC 29630 Retha Grant 810 West Main St. Pickens.SC 29671 (803) 878-9166 Edwin Gutierrez 2802 James Drive Alexandria, VA 22303 (703) 960-8314 Bill Hackett 250 Continental Dr. Athens, GA 546 5616 Trish Ham 4610 71 Ave, No. Pinellas Park, F L 33565 (813) 527-9522 Rhonda Hamby Route 5 Pickens, SC 29671 1803) 878-9681 James Hamilton 21 Jantzen Circle Seneca. SC 29678 (803) 882 3649 Lone Harden Route 1, Box 319 Seneca. SC 29678 Virginia G. Hawkins Piedmont Street Westminster, SC 29693 (803) 647-2075 Bryan D. Hester P.O. Box 776 Central, SC 29630 Cathy Hibner 410 Seventh Ave. S. Apt. 6 St. Petersburg. FL 33701 Grace Hilley 3 Tasha Drive Pelzer. SC 29669 947 9764 David Hiott P.O. Box 997 Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-4628 Kerry Hiott Crescent Hill Drive Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878 4628 Diane Holder Route 5, DeAnn Dr. Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-2322 Kirk Hopkins 1924 Woodrow Ave. Eden, NC (919) 635 4901 Paula Howard Route 2 Pickens, SC 29671 Pam Hulme Route 2 Elberton, GA 30635 (404) 283 7056 Carolyn Hunnicutt Route 2, Box 25C Salem, SC 29676 Kim Hurst 1193 Pirkle Road Norcross, GA 30093 Crystal Isaacs Route 1, Box 50-A Pickens.SC 29671 (803) 878-2466 Doris Jarrett 224 Emily Street Toccoa, GA 30577 Jeff Jennings Route 3, Box 7 Central, SC 29630 (803) 639 2191 Ben L. Johnson 308 Poplar Street Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 882-7419 Bonita Johnson Box 707 Durham, Ontario Fred Johnson 2 Lookout Dr. Mentone, AL 35984 (205) 634-3945 James Johnson 3939 Carlton St. Alex., LA 71301 (318) 442 6197 Jeanette Johnson 3706 Quiver San Antonio, TX 78238 681 0031 Mark Johnston P.O. Box 202 Liberty, SC 29657 8031 843-6443 Donna Jones Sunset, SC 29685 (803) 868 2259 Robert Jordan 604 Bennett St. Asheboro, NC 27203 (919) 672 2637 Sheryl D. Karns Route 4, Box 110 Central, SC 29630 (803) 654 2840 James E. Keese Route 1, Box 74 Pendleton, SC 29670 Karla Kelly 2012 Medhurst Dr. (919) 288-1089 Keith Kelly 207 Dogwood Lane Easley, SC 29640 David Kennemer 105 Glassy Mtn. St. Pickens, SC 29671 Jeff Kidd P.O. Box 94 Colfax, NC 27235 (9191 993-3134 Robin S. Kirby 118 Kenan St. Chapel Hill, NC (919) 929-3126 Vicki D Kirby Route 3, Box 30 Seneca, SC 29678 Amy Konz Route 1, Box 19-A Houghton, NY 14744 (716) 567-2371 Angela Lafaille P.O. Box 232 Westminster, SC 29693 (803) 647-2349 Darlene LaFaver Route 2 Lisbon, NY 13658 (315) 393-4149 Dwane R. Lane Route 3, Box 97 B Tabor City, NC 28463 (919) 653 4812 Regina Lane Route 3, Box 97 B Tabor City, NC 28463 Jill Lappin Route 2, Box 86 Flat Rock, NC 28731 (704) 693 9415 Donnie LeCroy Route 4 Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 972 3680 Jamie Lee 525 Collins St. Kannapolis, NC 28081 David Lentz 113 East Irving Ln. Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37830 Jane Lewis Box 197 Liberty, SC 29657 (8031 843-9717 Glen Link Route 3. Massingill MHP Central, SC 29630 (803) 639 6149 Alex Loggins 201 Academy Circle Kernersville. NC 27284 (919) 993 8341 Dan Loggins 201 Academy Circle Kernersville, NC 27284 Marcellus Long 29 Trammel Street Marietta. GA Becky Mackey Route 1, Box 51 Iva, SC 29655 (803) 352-6794 Glenn C. Martin 306A So. Pine Walhalla, SC 29691 Valarte Martin Route 3. Box 669 Axton. VA 24054 (7031 650-2790 German Martinez 2611 Adams Mill Rd. NW Wash., D C. 20009 (202) 462 5825 Deborah McDonald 112 Charlton Circle Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-8440 David R. McElveen Route 5, Box 41 Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 654 7318 Vange McHargue 314 W. Twelfth St. Kannapolis, NC 28081 (704 ) 932-9756 Sandy McJunkin 59 Bruce St. Pickens, SC 29671 Calvin Meaders 3874 Kensington Dr. Decatur, GA 30032 (404) 294-4056 Bev Mears 402 Edney Ridge Rd. Greensboro, NC 27408 Sam Medders Route 1, Box 124-A West Blocton, AL 35184 (205 ) 938-2119 Al Melton Route 2 Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 843-9844 Jorge Mendz 1833 New Hampshire Ave. Wash.. D.C. 20009 Darlene Merck Star Route Norris, SC 29667 (803) 639-6375 Denise Michael 113A S. Townville St. Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 882-4640 Dee Miller Route 8, Box 1168 Lincolnton, NC 28092 Glenda Miller 1105 Glade Rd. Blacksburg, VA 24060 (703) 552-2418 J. W. Miller 2114 Anderson Rd. Greenville.SC 29611 Susan Millwood Route 5, Box 316 Greer, SC 29651 (803) 877-5017 Diane Mitchell 2125 River Rd. Ellenwood. GA 30049 Barry Moore Route 2. Box 230 Salem, SC 29676 (803) 944-0795 Debbie Moore Route 2. Box 639 Robbins. NC 27325 (919) 464 5916 Curt Morgan 2017 Lineberry St. Asheboro, NC 27203 Edwina Morgan Route 2 Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 868 9658 Danny Page Route 3 Easley. SC 29640 (803) 246 1992 Charles Patton Route 2, Box 52 Westminster, SC 29693 Grammond Paul Box 433. CWC Central, SC 29630 (803) 639 2274 Talmadge D Reece 203 Henry Drive Anderson, SC 29621 Frances Reid Route 2 Westminster, SC 29693 (803) 882 6496 Susan Richardson 129 Tabernacle St. Randleman, l JC 27317 (919) 498 2582 Susan Morgan Route 2, Box 310 Pickens. SC 29671 Michael L. Morrison 306 Fairplay St. Seneca. SC 29678 (803) 882-7104 Charles Moses 410-G West View Valley Greensboro. NC 27409 294 3097 Martha Nalley Route 2, Box 235 Fountain Inn, SC 29644 Freddy Neyman 4123 Forsyth Rd. Macon, GA 31203 (912) 477 3383 Beth Nix Route 4 Seneca, SC 29678 (8031 647 2291 David Nolan 215 Sunset Dr. No. Asheboro, NC 27203 (919) 629 1006 Phyllis Norman 104 McGee Street Clemson, SC 29631 Margaret O'Dell 2147 Roselace Rd. Asheboro, NC 27203 (9191 672 2101 Judy Ogletree 1418 No. Ninth St. Griffin. GA 30223 (404) 228 8826 Jane Olerud Route 2, Box 44 Hamlet, NC 28345 Laurie Olerud Route 2, Box 44 Hamlet, NC 28345 (919) 582 2817 David Orrell 623 6889 Teresa Pearson 20 Verner St. Walhalla, SC 29691 (803) 638 5130 Peggy Pelfrey Star Route Westminster, SC 29693 (803) 647-2156 Alan Pevy 5311 Thirty eighth Ave. St. Pete., FL 33710 Brian Phillips P O Box 727 Kernersville. NC 27284 (919) 996 3528 David Phillips 140 White Circle Greenville, SC 29611 (803) 269 5317 Sharon Phillips Route 1. Box 183 Easley, SC 29640 1803) 859 1461 Sarah Pitts Route 4. Box 345 Seneca. SC 29678 Delons Poser Route 3, Lot 11 Isaqueena Trailer Pk Central. SC 29630 (803) 654 2971 Michael Preston 614 W. Wilson Janesville, WIS 53545 Joey Rampey Route 2, Box 244 Piedmont, SC 29673 Malinda Rampey Route 8, Box 298 Easley, SC 29640 Lisa Rape 5423 Canterbury Rd. Shelby, NC 28150 Paul W. Reece 203 Henry Drive Anderson, SC 29621 (803) 226 8859 Dale Richey 1511 Lexington Ave. Greensboro, NC 27403 (919) 272 8208 Janna Richey High Dr . Rt. 13 Box 399 Spartanburg, SC 29303 Jill Rickman 818 Normandy View Gastonia, NC 28052 (704) 867 7861 Karen Roach 203 S Fifth St. Seneca. SC Barbara Robinson Route 4, Partridge Hollow Rd. Janesville, WIS 53545 1608) 754 2907 Raylene Rodrigue 505 Flanmgan St. West Monroe, LA 71291 (318) 325 6083 Carol Rogers 643 Fairmeadows Duncanville. TEX 75116 Suzanne Ryals Route 3, Box 89C Cochran, GA 31014 (9121 934 2408 Tina Scott 100 Brock Ave. Honea Path, SC 29654 (803) 369 2915 Tammy Seabolt 115 Pope St. Greenwood, SC 29646 (803) 374 3456 Danny Seaborn Route 1 Six Mile, SC 29682 (803) 868 2532 Tami Searcy Route 1, Box 325 Six Mile, SC 29682 (803) 868 9861 Kris Shannon 8830 Pohoy Ave. Sarasota. FL 33581 (8131 966 5490 Debbie Shields 1109 Wt. Fourth Ave. Gastonia. NC 28052 (7041 864 2440 Mike Shillingburg Riverside Hills Duncan, SC 29334 (803) 439 4255 Randy Shillingburg Route 2 Duncan. SC 29334 (8031 439 4255 Tami Sigmon Route 1. Bo 215-A Old Fort. NC 28762 (704) 724 4919 Carolyn Simpson Route 1 Tamasaee. SC 29686 (803) 944 1815 Carol Smith Route 1, Concord Rd. Anderson. SC 29621 (803) 225 0996 Dee Smith Route 2. Box 374 Easley. SC 29640 18031 859 5547 Dwayne Smith 1364 Conway St. Flint. MICH 48504 Gina Smith Route 1. Box 139 Mocksville. NC 27028 Johnny Smith P O. Box 1274 Easley. SC 29640 (8031 859 2677 Keith Smith Route 8. Hammett Rd Greer. SC 29651 18031 244 1809 Sheryl Smith Route 8, Hammett Rd Greer. SC 29651 (803) 244 1809 Steve W. Smith 106 Waldrep St. Mandy Snider Route 1. Box 130 Tamassee. SC 29686 (803) 944 1891 Mike Sorrells 88 Memory Lane Asheville. NC 28805 Jean Spivey Route 3. Box 21 Loris. SC 29569 David Stollwagen 1201 Robertson Way Sacramento. CA 95818 (916) 441 3256 Shirlie Stephens 5701 Sixty Filth Ave N Pinellas Park. FL 33565 Donald Stovenson Route 3. Box 566 Ridgeland. SC 29936 18031 726 3278 Andrew Stewart P.0 Bo 353 Abbeville. SC 29620 18031 459 2287 Emma Talley 205 Woodfield Dr Easley. SC 29640 1803) 859 5807 Marjie Talley Route 2, Box 201 A Lancaster. VA 22503 Edward Taylor 7 Blue R idge Dr. Liberty. SC 29657 Tim Taylor Route 6. Box 582 Greer. SC 29651 1803) 877 7587 Allison Tower 112 Jackson Street Lynn Townes Star Route Pickens. SC 29671 18031 878 9812 Gayle Trivette Route 9. Box 423 A Greensboro. NC 27409 1919) 668 0212 Della Vanhuss 104 Davis Street Randleman. NC 27317 Fonda Von Cannon 512 Sunny Lane High Point. NC 27263 (919) 434 1204 Rhonda Walker Route 2. Bo 115 Old Fort. NC 28762 Sharon Walker 6165 Pine crest Dr Covington, GA 30209 (404) 786 6544 John E. Ward 2804 Chestnut Or. Anderson, SC 29624 (803) 225 2678 Carol Watson Route 2, Box 315 Pickens. SC 29671 Linda Carol Watson 115 8riggs Ave. Greenville, SC (8031 232 5911 Dan Wiggins P O. Box 518 Central. SC 29630 Angie Williams P O Box 195 Clyde. NC 28721 17041 627 2810 Craig Williams Route 2. Bo 638 Robbins. NC 27325 Wendy J. Wilson 102 Judy Dr Seneca. SC 29678 (8031 882 4323 Donny Winkler 832 So. Greenbrier St Arlington. VA 22204 (7031 671 5091 Charlene Witcher Route 6. Box 75 Anderson. SC 29624 (8031 296 3304 Evelyn Witcher Route 6. Box 75 Anderson. $.C 29624 Kelley Whitlock 312 O'Dell St Liberty. SC 29657 18031 843-6592 Sheila Whitman Village Creek Timi Wrinn Box 118. Route 11 Anderson. SC 29624 (8031 225 0999 Satoshi Y oner aw j P.O. Box 2473 CWC Central, SC 29630 429-20 Hondori-Cho Hakodate. Hokkaido Japan 041 175 It's finally finished! That expresses my feeling as I write this last page of the annual. Vet this has been an experience that I will end with mixed emotions. I've learned a lot through working on the annual, and I'm sure this experience will be beneficial to me in the future. Nevertheless, I can see my mistakes and wish that I could revise them. I hope that each of you as members of the student body of CWC can sense the spirit of this school within these pages. Friendships are important to all of us. Those smiles and kind words are what help get us through the day. CWC is a friendly college, and you are the people that make her what she is. This year's staff has been wonderful Thank you Janna Richey for sacrificing valuable time to keep track of bills and statements and keep aware of our financial status. I appreciate your willingness and eagerness to help. Donna Earwood, Kris Shannon, Wanda Adkins, Jennie Aiken, and David Nolan • thank you for the extra effort you all contributed to your sections. I could not have asked for a staff to be more cooperative and understanding. I'm especially indebted to those who sold ads and candy - Janna Richey, Donna Earwood, Ann Davis, Raylene Rodrigue , Jennie Aiken, and Tina Scott. A special thank you to you - Ann Davis. I can't tell you how much it has meant to me to have you as a photographer. I appreciate your willingness to go the extra mile in meeting deadlines. I'm also indebted to Calvin Meaders and John Mayo. You are a great bunch of girls fifth floor. Thank you for putting up with that banging typewriter going in the middle of the night. Most importantly - thank you Dr. Laura Vinson for being there. Words can't express my gratefulness for your smile and your encouraging words. Thanks for bearing with me through all that copy! It has been a good and exciting year at CWC. Have a great summer and carry these memories with you. Love and Best Wishes, Diane Holder 1980-81 Editor 176