Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

The Centralian Central Wesleyan College Central, SC 29630 Prologue 1 JUST IMAGINE tranquility and beauty protected by the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. JUST IMAGINE the place where God is exhibited in the warmth of the sun and in the foliage of the trees. 2 Prologue JUST IMAGINE the students receiving inspiration and concern from each other embraced in the serenity of Faith in the One above 4 Prologue JUST IMAGINE professors and more professors teaching a new technique or a new insight in approach to a long list of questions. JUST IMAGINE the faculty prayerfully giving themselves for the enrichment of each student. Prologue 5 JUST IMAGINE long nights of burning the midnight oil in preparation for a new learning experience. JUST IMAGINE the curriculum of lectures and labs of discussions and exams of fine arts and musical talent depicting knowledge gained. 6 Prologue JUST IMAGINE soccer and softball basketball and volleyball teams, not only playing to win, but playing for fun JUST IMAGINE the athletics achieved through the physical and mental unity of players expressing good sportsmanship and long-time friendships. Prologue 1 8 Prologue Prologue 9 ■ JUST IMAGINE the future lives of graduates fulfilling the Lord's vision for their lives. JUST IMAGINE the dream of a lifetime becoming the reality of today. JUST BELIEVE Central Wesleyan College. 10 Prologue TABLE OF CONTENTS lilt PAGE Prologue .........................................2 Administration Faculty Staff.....................12 Dedication.......................................28 Student Life ....................................30 Athletics .......................................53 Classes .........................................69 Organizations ..................................108 Student Directory , 130 Advertising ....................................138 Epilogue .......................................164 Editor’s Page 168 Officers Of The Administration John M. Newby President I mon Bible Seminary Marion College B V, l.aVernc College M S , University of southern California Ph D . Michigan Slate I Diversity Claude Rickman Assistant to the President for Institutional Advancement A R B S . Marion College l . I niversily of North Carolina-Chapcl Hill Ph D I niversity of North Carolina-Chapcl Hill Stephen Calhoon Academic Dean A A S , Central Wesleyan College B.S . Houghton College M S Ohio State University Ph D Ohio Slate University Don Wood Dean of Students A H , Central Wesleyan College B 1) . Columbia Theological Seminary Th D . Fuller Theological Seminary Jack Stancil Business Manager Anderson College United Slates Armed Forces Institute Hospital Financial Management Educational Institute Duane Janssen Director of Institutional Advancement B . Religion. Marion College Admin Faculty Staff 13 STAFF Lou Anne Calhoon Serials Assistant — Library Arzela Carry Financial Aid Officer Sandra Catron Secretary to the Academic Dean 14 Admin Faculty Staff Debra Clever Controller Anna P Culbertson Secretary to the President Cindy Garner Switchboard f inancial Aid Secretary Billie Faye Harvey Edward Harvey Rebecca Newby Assistant to Ihe Executive Director Bookstore Fxecutive Secretary to the Ftcculiic Director of Institutional Advancement Assistant to Buiineo Manager of Institutional Advancement Judy Patton Technical Processes Clerk. Ada Poole Secretary to the Registrar 4 Admin faculty Staff IS Lillian Robbins Carol Sinnamon Kathleen Tegen Director of Admissions Resident Counselor Secretary to the Librarian Stuarl-Bcnnett Hall A B . Central Wesleyan College E.B Thomas Director of Physical Plant Hal Vandiver Assistant in Institutional Advancement A B . Central Wesleyan College M Div . Asbury Theological Seminary Jan Waldrop Secretary to the Director of Admissions Tracy Waldrop Admissions Counselor Christine Wood Campus Nurse Pete Wood Admissions Counselor 16 Admin Faculty Slaff FACULTY Hilda Alajajian Assistant Librarian 8 A , Goshen College M S in I S, University of Illinois Howard E. Allen Associate Professor of Psychology B S , University of Tennessee MS. Alfred University Ed D , University of Tennessee Gloria J Bell Associate Professor of English A 8 . Central Wesleyan College M A , University of North Carolina Ph D , University of Colorado Leonard C. Rrank Assistant Professof of Music Education B S . Newberry College Barbara B Bross Assistant Professor of Music A B , Central Wesleyan College M M . Converse College 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 B . Houghton College Th B , Eastern Pilgrim College M A , Lehigh University M A , Temple University Robert P. Drake Assistant Professor of History B R Ed.. Malone College M A . John Carroll University pf WGr FH ........... 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 Martha S. Evatt Librarian B A . Furman University B S in L.S . University of North Carolina Kenneth R. Foutz Professor of Religion A B . Central Wesleyan College M Div . Asbury Theological Seminary M A , Presbyterian School of Christian Education D Min , Emory University Thomas E. Jennings Professor of Education A B . Asbury College M Ed., University of North Carolina Ed D , University of North Carolina 19 Freda Myers Associate Professor of Business A B , Findlay College B.S.L , Chicago Evangelistic Institute M.A., Ball State Teachers College Robert R. Nash Professor of Science A B .. Central Wesleyan College MS., Clemson University Ph D , Clemson University Joel F. Reed Professor of Music B ME, Mars Hills College M C M . New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Ed.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Claude M, Rickman Associate Professor of Mathematics A B , Central Wesleyan College M Ed.. Clemson University Ed.D ., The University of Georgia Hal G. Robbins, Jr. Professor of Education A B , Marion College M A , Fongwood College Ed D , University of Virginia James L. Schmutz Associate Professor of Chemistry A B . Kansas Wesleyan University M S., Middlebury College Ph D , Pennsylvania Slate University Thomas Shaver, Jr. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Coach B B.A , University of Georgia M Ed , University of Georgia Walt Sinnamon Interim Assistant Professor of Biology BS , Houghton College Currently working on Ph D., Clemson University Jeanine Skinner Assistant Professor of Music B M , Furman University M M , Florida Stale University 20 Admin Fac Staff Louis P Towles Professor of History B S . College of Charleston M V . University of South C arolina Ph D , University of South Carolina Laura N Vinson Associate Professor of English B Ncwberrs College A B , Newberry College M Ed . University of South Carolina Ph D., University of South Carolina W Weston Warren Assistant Professor of Language A B . Washburn University of Topeka M S . Kansas Stale Teachers College Winnie V. Williams Associate Professor of Special 1 ducal ion A B . Mississippi College M R E , New Orleans Theological Seminary M Ed . Clcmson University Paul B Wood Professor of Psychology A B . Guilford College M A . t niversity of North Carolina Ph D.. University of North Carolina Sally S W'ood Instructor in Developmental Studies V B Georgia State University Part-time Faculty Mary Baker — Social Studies Mr. Perry Carroll — Music Mr. Bill Dilling — Social Studies Mrs. Oleta Freeze — English Mr. Lyman Golden — Music Ms. Kay Hall — Social Studies Mr. George Hallman — Business Mrs. Elizabeth Kling — Economics Ms. Ann Sheriff — Social Studies Richard Steffen — Music Wayne Padgett Maintenance Keith Connor Professor of Physical Education B.S.. High Point College M A T., University of North Carolina Ed.D . University of Georgia Jimmy J Kimble Assistant Professor of Education A B , Central Wesleyan College M.Ed., University of North Carolina at Greensboro 22 Admin Faculty Staff r.Zi CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE Lamar Arthur Margaret Brank James Davis Maintenance Head of Food Services Cafeteria Marie Davis Nellie Gant Cafeteria Cafeteria Ethel Garvin Cafeteria Lucille Garvin Cafeteria Katherine Harris Cafeteria Ed Malone Supervisor of Custodial Services Admin Faculty Staff 23 24 Admin Facully Slaff WESLEYAN EVANGELICAL MINISTRIES The program is a subsidiary of Central Wesleyan Col- lege and operates closely with the Division of Religion, whose Chairman is Dr Kenneth Tout The purpose of W I t I V N(.f I |s l I he pr-'gr im pr do tr.i nine for students preparing for Christian ministry The plan of W I M is to tram students and staff of CW ( in soul winning who can then go out in the community and train pastors and las men in the churches Several training seminars for students and others have been conducted with enthusiastic success Director, the Reverend W M Phillippc. Jr., organises and supervises the program He uses basical!) the Grade Outreach program that has been adopted by the Wesleyan denomination This includes four categories of service that people mas be trained for in TV NGEI ISM for the church They arc Andrew's, Timothy’s. Abraham's, and Servant's dmin, Eac Staff 2s CAMPUS PASTORS To help students in times of need, to offer friendly ad- vice, or to just share a smile. Central Wesleyan College is fortunate to have two cam- pus pastors. Rev. Fred An- drews, minister of First Wesleyan Church, and Rev. James Wiggins, minister of Second Wesleyan Church. IN LOVING MEMORY MISS KATHLEEN EMBLER Admin Fac Staff 27 FOR ALL THE TIMES For all the times you gave a thoughtful hello. For all the times you stopped by just to visit.” For all the times you knew when “trouble was brewing. For all the times you heard our complaints. For all the times you listened to our problems. For all the times you encouraged us and helped us in our time of need. For all the times you gave more of yourself and received less in return. For all those limes we express our appreciation to you for being our resident counselor. For all your times of Christian witness, of devotion, of kindness, and of love, the yearbook staff dedicates the 1983 Centralian to CAROL SINNAMON 28 Dedicaiion DEDICATION Dedication ’ “Southern Patchwork” is a musical dramatic presentation that was performed by the students of Central Wesleyan College during the spring semes- ter of 1982. It is the story of quilting as an art, wherein each quilting square uniquely knows a sto- ry of its own Quilting represents a Southern heri- tage supplying a bridge of unity to regions and to cultures across the world. Written chiefly by Carol Sinnamon, who was aided by a select group of students, and sponsored by the Student Government Association, “South- ern Patchwork , scheduled for only one perfor- mance on April 16. 1982, due to raving reviews of exceptional talent, was asked for an ecnore perfor- mance on Commencement weekend U (jwerroneni ) s$0i se Arv.£o Tunk oV MU5iC an i DRAMA Student Life 31 CADEMIC HONORS CON VOCATION MAY 4, 1982 Achieve Work for the best. Strive for the ultimate. Reach out for the goal. Believe in the ability to succeed. For I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:1 3 KJV Based on scholastic achievement, need and certain criteria, the Scholarship Committee of Central Wesleyan College awarded the following scholarships to the recipi- ents listed below at the academic Honors Convocation held on May 4, 1982: Cash Ministerial Mauney Ministerial Central Business Friends . . Friends of Central Social Sciences Sheryl Smith Curtis Morgan Pam Hulme Uebcle Dowdcn Buel Dellinger Darlene LaFaver Herman Hamilton Shirlie Stephens Marsha Andrews Dovic G. Gibson Memorial Tamara Flinchum Ron Johnson Marchbanks Vicki Brand Joshua Paul Myers Phil Flinchum Nicholson Christian Service Charles Moses Robbins Lori Hodges Dwayne Hodges Wood Della VanHuss Academic Honor Scholarships Junior Vicki Brand Sophomore — Tamara Flinchum Freshman — Ron Johnson Dean's Scholarship Tonya Birdsong James Medders Trustees’ Scholarship Vicki Brand Student Lil‘c 33 SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK, SEPT. 1-5, 1982 To aid upperclassmen in re-orienting themselves to college life and to help freshmen relinquish fears of new-found independence. Fall Spiritual Emphasis Week was held September 1-5, 1982 on the campus of CWC to encourage students to strive for a closer walk with God. The main theme was “Knowing God’s Will and Guidance in Our Lives,” and the speaker was Rev Robert Murphy, senior pastor of the Eau Claire, Wisconsin Wesleyan Church. Emphasis by Rev, Mur- phy was placed upon the fact that God’s will in our lives is foremost concerned about who we are as per- sons and what we are as individuals. Where we go and what we do are only responses to His ultimate will in our lives. Rev. Murphy was accompanied by his wife, Mar- tha, and together they ministered to students from their own personal experiences and from their faith- abiding trust in the Lord Jesus, who through King Solomon's writing commands us to, “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. Proverbs 3:5. .t4 Student Life HOMECOMING 1982 This mouthwash is terrible! Student Ltfe 37 MISS CWC — MARSHA ANDREWS Chosen by the Student Body, Marsha Andrews was crowned Miss CWC during the Homecoming half- time celebration on October 23, 1982 of the soccer game between the victorious Warriors and Spartan- burg Methodist. Escorted by Eddie Howard, Marsha was crowned by Jill Rickman, the 1981 Homecom- ing Queen, who was escorted by Dennis Boone. Marsha, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G.K. Andrews of Cherryville, NC, is a senior majoring in business. Activities that she has been involved in at CWC include the Faculty-Stu- dent Executive Committee, Treasur- er of the Junior Class, Women’s Dorm Council President, and Varsi- ty Cheerleader. She has served in the North Carolina West District of the Wesleyan Church as Youth Camp Counselor. She was awarded the Dellinger Business Scholarship in 1982 for outstanding ability, and she was awarded the outstanding work student award for three years. Miss CWC’s court included first runner-up Vicki Brand, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. James L. Denny of High Point, NC escorted by Dennis Andrews; and second runner-up, Carol Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Watson of Pickens, SC, escorted by Scott Porter. 38 Studcnt Life HOMECOMING COURT Vicki Brand, Senior First Runner-up Escorted by Dennis Andrews Carol Watson. Junior Second Runner-up Escorted b Scott Porter HOMECOMING REPRESENTATIVES Sheryl Smith, Senior Escorted by James Mcdders Sandy McJunkin, Junior Escorted b Mike Preus Student Life 39 Jean Ellen Spivey. Junior Escorted by Jerry Lumston Angie Davis, Sophomore Escorted by Jim Bross, Jr Rolandra Diamond. Sophomore Escorted by Keith Roberts Rebecca Richardson, Freshman Escorted by Gary Mosley Rhonda Thompson, f reshman Escorted by Ron Johnson 40 Student Life Dariynda Ncyman, Freshman Sponsored by Senior Soccer Player. I red Nevinan Fscoricd by Mike Weaver A Sigmon Trio happily showed their support to ihc CWt Warriors on Homecoming Day as the soccer team defeated Spartanburg Methodist Student I tfe 41 DOUBLE, DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE HALLOWEEN AT CWC THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Make Rudolph's nose blink Those reindeer arc loo noisy David, where are the sets'1 Whose big feet arc those'1 The Sugar Plum Fairies have to dance at a Wesleyan College'1 Amy! We need some pants hose Len- ora Roll over. Dr Allen and say, Arf” Carol, Tami. Wanda, Jim. Help! . Let it snow’ Oh Santa, we're sorry' Merry Christ- mas to all and to all a good night! Studcnl Life 4J I I TWAS THE NIGHT OF THE CHRISTMAS BANQUET f % The annual Christmas Dinner for students was held on December 2, 1982 in the J,A. Wood Cafeteria A recep- tion, hosted by President and Mrs. Newby, was given in the library prior to the dinner. Students then assembled in the cafeteria for a special art presentation by Darell Koons, and then dinner was served by the faculty and staff members of CWC. Students next adjourned to First Wesleyan Church to listen to a program of music and inspiration reflecting the essence of the Christmas sea- son. — 44 Student Life Tom Cox Phil Ftinchum 46 Sljdent I ife Student Life 47 J 48 Studeni Life Through the Year Mickey Dirty Laundry Student Life 49 CENTRAL LIFESTYLE Life on the campus of Central Wesleyan College is not always a joyous experience. There are rainy, rainy days, and if you don’t have an umbrella, you’re literally sunk. There are days when you dash off to your mailbox in great anticipation to find only “airmail” or an overcut chapel notice There are those days when you pulled an “all- nighter” the night before in preparation for two tests and a term paper that are all scheduled on the same day. There are those days when you go into the cafeteria, and you realize just how much you miss Mom's home-cooking. The Line-Up. Bob Harvey, Man-Aboui-Campus. Walch out stomach Here IT comes! Whatcha talking about, Don Wood?! You want to say that to me in English?! 50 Studcnt Life Jutl call me Eldon Sc� drew code Sally, I've told you a million time , n doesn't do any n-� od to make i'iio at the Ref. I vc tried it' Unknown to them I'm the real Evil kmetel' I dare you to try that again? Kkv me, you fool' l et’s face it We all have those days when nothing seems to go right But when God called each of us to become students at a Christian college, He never promised that every day would be smooth and easy But in His Word, He docs give us an extremely im- portant command to help us through each day He says. Give thanks in all circum- stances for this is God’s will for vou in Christ Jesus, (I Thess. 5:18 IV) Thus, even though we’re having a bad day, the Lord Jesus gives us hope as long as we pray and faithfully trust in Him for His will in our lives. So the next lime life at Central is really getting you down, praise God, give thanks, and tell someone else to have a nice day. ■ � Student Life 51 52 Studenl Life Aihletics 53 54 Athletics ■ 56 Athletics The 1982 Warrior Volleyball Team included from left to right, front row: Su y bddins, Bonita Johnson, Crystal Isaacs. Beth Bolte, and Tammie McJunkin Back row Carol Rogers, Tammy Winchester, Debbie Holcombe, and Coach Sherry Haithcock SPLENDID SPIKERS The volleyball season was not an easy one for Coach Haithcock or her players. However, they were able to overcome much adversity and gain a berth in the district tournament aided by team leadership from Seniors Crystal Isaacs and Bonita Johnson. Athletics 5 7 58 Athletics Mhlelics 59 60 Athletics The I«82-83 Warrior Basketball Team from left to right, front row arc Robbie Schull . I arry (Trove. Sammy Belcher. Danny Holland. JoJo Woods, and Al Rogers Back row Tino Sullivan, Byron Scipio. John Gray, Raymond I awson, Jim lensen. I awrcnce I awson, and John Berry Not pictured I W Miller NCCAA eu? ict Alhlelks 61 The 1982-83 basketball squad used a combination of veteran players and incoming freshmen to post victories in five of their first six games. The consistent play of starters Lawrence Lawson, Ray- mond Lawson, I.W. Miller, John Perry, and Al Rogers helped the Warriors to establish early leads in many of their games. But it was the overall depth, strength, and spirit which helped this team to have a successful season. The 1982 NAIA Champions for South Carolina pictured from left to right, front row. Sandy MeJunkin, I rsula Dooley. Pam Williams. Tammic MeJunkin, Darlynda Ncyman. Carol Rogers, and Lrin Connors Back row Mike I’reus manager. Tammy Winchester. Beth Bollc, Martha Harvey, Lynn Hudson, Lynn Weaver, and Coach Keith Connors BRINGING HOME A TITLE Following in the footsteps of a team that won a district championship and represented the school in the National Fast-Pitch Tournament in Kansas City, Missouri was not easy for the 1983 Warrior Softball Team. Many of last years’ team members returned along with new' players, Suzy Eddins, Debbie Holcombe, and Robin Lesley. Their enthu- siasm helped the team to strive for another district cham- pionship. Athletics 63 - 64 A t hlet ics Angelyn Lively Stephanie Simmons Trish Ham Athletics 65 ihlctio 6’ 68 Athletics CWC's soccer team finished this year's season with a record of 7-8-1. Only one player will be lost due to graduation this year, allowing fans to anticipate more progressive hustle for the team next season Front row-: John Brand, Bill Wallace, Mike Prcusz, Doug Butts, Kevin Coffey. Richie Hubbard, and James Meddcrs. Back row: Coach Connor, Lynn Hudson manager, Alex Ormas, Chris Counts, Fred Neyman, John Cobb, Brian Henry, Joshua Paul, Alan Pevy, and Steve Brock. Not pictured: John Karns. r ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Bobby Jordan SGA Representative Professor Mickey Rickman Advisor Sheryl Smith SGA Representative Psychology Special Education Suzan Allen Psychology Paula Apple Nursing Smily Ambrose Marsha Andrews Christian Education Business Administration Society 1 am a member of a vast universe of people. Each an individual, yet each all the same. These people are many different colors, yet with only one basic glow. Their ideals and values are different, but center around one mam theme. The directions they follow take them far and wide. So far these directions have lead them back inside. Their knowledge gained through study. Stupidity just acquired. My poem and life are finished, but yet they’re just begun. Robert E. Jordan . Scniors 71 Turning the Pages I remember you. My Friend. We often sat together. Pondering the mysteries of The world around us. Seeking truth, and wondering Where it would take us. I remember you, My Friend. For you and I spent Countless hours When others were lost in slumber. Baring our souls. Dreaming our dreams. Sharing our laughter. Shedding our tears. Tonya Birdsong English History Dennis L. Boone Theology Bible Vicki Brand Chemistry Carol Breazeale Early Childhood Education Gene Charlie Burgess Tammy Cole Religion Early Childhood Education 72 Seniors Gene Eary Theology Phillip A Flinchum Accounnng Gail Ellenburg Garrett Physical Education Dorothy Glenn Early Childhood Educalion I shall never forget you. My Friend You are more than just a picture In a scrapbook of memories. More than struggling words scribbled Across a page. For you saw me before I saw myself. And you watched me grow, reach m goal And then you saw me go. Memories are not to be mourned. For if we could relive the past We would never face the future Memories arc to be enjoyed for what they are Joyful recounting of those people who most Influenced and encouraged us Thank you for being you. My Friend Curt Morgan Scniors 73 Rhonda Hamby English Food for thought Suzanne Jones Biology Education Robert Edward Jordan Darlene LaFaver Theology Music Elementary Education 74 Semors Jane Lewis Physical Education Rebecca (Becks) Mackes Busmen Administration Accounting Denise Michael Social Studies Education Curt Morgan Fred N'eyman History English Theology Bible Daniel E. Page Business Sdmmistralion Quick, kill that Roach! Seniors, 75 Cheryl Phillips Criminal Justice Psychology Karen Roach Early Childhood Education Kristin Shannon Christian Education Business Administration Sarah Pitts Psychology Dennis G. Queen Psychology Raylene Rodriguez Special Education Menlal Rctardalion V 1 '' Marilyn Scroggs Elementary Education Earlv Childhood Education Seasons And now 1 depart. Not knowing what the future holds. 1 called this home. And you were my friends, my family. But I must turn away from you all. Turn the Page. My destiny is not with you, But hidden in a strange new place Like a buried treasure. Like a dandelion’s children We are scattered to the winds. Not knowing where we’re going. Only that we are. But the winds are directed By a Father’s loving hand. So that our beauty may appear To all the world. 76 Scmors Marjie Talley Debbie Underwood Special Education Early Childhood Education But unlike flowers who live to die. We are Forever. And although we part for now, Tomorrow I shall see you all In an Endless Spring Under a Son who will always Shine Changes may bring sadness. Like the Winter’s cold sleep. But every Winter is followed by Rebirth. Goodbye, Yesterday. Tomorrow, I come. Curt Morgan Della Vanhuss History Social Studies John Ward Bible Seniors 77 Graduation Thinking of the times that 1 have had with you. If they are to be replaced that will never do. Many late night hours just for our degree. Worked so hard to earn it, we're proud as we can be. Stop! I say to thee . . . look at what we have. Love between each other with a bond that will never die. We have touched each other, made our imprint now. Impressions on each other that will never fade away. I’ve often thought when friends must part. Separate ways to follow for it's a brand new start. While in college time will come, I will remember my dear true friends. Colleen D. Weldon Elementary Education Kelley Whitlock Music Education Dan Wood Physical Education Stretching out to reach you for many years, have passed. To fill that void of loneliness there’s emptiness inside. On graduation day we learn and receive. Graduation day looking on the past, Knowledge gained and much to be acquired. To understand this knowledge Life can teach one best. Back out in the world again With a dimension of its own. Robert E. Jordan Adrie S. Wyatt Accounting Business Administration 78 Seniors Seniors 79 BOUND 80 Scniors LOOK OUT WORLD HERE WE COME! Scniors 81 JUNIORS JUNIORS Shirlie Stephens President Mary Faith Dickens Vice-President Cindy Cook Secretary David Nolan Treasurer Elaine Humphries SGA Representative Jim Bross SGA Representative Dr Kenneth Foutz Advisor 9 Wouldn't you like to know what I’ve got under my hat'’ And ihis is our future president' Juniors 8.3 There are different kinds of service to God, but it is the same Lord we are serving. There arc many ways in which God works tn our lives, but it is the same God who docs the work in and through all of us who are his. I Corinthians 12:5-6 LB Jcl't Brock Jim Bross Kathy Burgess Amy Carver Sharon Chaffee Lcnora Clark Cindy Cook Harold Culberson Mary Faith Dickens Jennifer Dubose Tamara Flinchum H4 Jumors Arc you thinking what I'm thinking? You say the sweetest things! Juniors 85 ■ Be humble and gentle Be patient with each other, making allowance for each other's faults because of your love. Ephesians 4:2 LB Reba Morgan Renee Mijllinax Sharon Newton David Nolan David Patrick Jovhua Paul Alan Pev Sharon Phillip Mvlon Pope Mike Preuw Malinda Rampev Jeff Ray Susan Richardson Alan Rogers Carol Rogers Eddie Romines Tami Sigmon Tina Sigmon Debbie Simmons 88 Juniors Kcnh Smith Jean Ellen Spivey Shir lie Stephens Tino Sullivan Emma Talley Chm Tanner karen VanDeventer Tim VanDeventer Deborah Vaughan Fonda VonCannon Juniors 89 90 .)uniors Angie Williams Craig Williams Crystalline Water emancipated in ripples brightly shintng as they glide past reflecting warmth and love awaiting me to take the plunge But I hesitate knowing I may drown in a pool of Love But He keeps bidding me I finally concede, and the Living Water baptizes me in new hope, and I drink from it fully Amy Carver Juniors 91 SOPHOMORES __________SOPHOMORES Angela Davis Troy Wagers Secretary Treasurer April Kennedy Dr. James Bross Randy Garner SGA Representative Advisor SGA Representative 92 Donna Albright Dennis Andre� � Terry Bailey Brenda Barnes Sammy Belcher Julia Bell I cm Blackwell Rets Blackwell Daniel Boone Stoe Bnxi Jeiutte Brown Madeline Brown Marsha Carson Cindy Carter Keith Clou.se Angela Davis For the reverence and fear of God are basic to all wisdom Knowing God results in every other kind of understanding Proverbs 9:10 LB Sophomores 4)1 Rolandra Diamond Kelly Dodgen Randy Gamer Larry Groves Darlene Hall Herman Hamilton Mark Harris Martha Harvey Glenn Hawkins Brian Henry Cinds Hightower Lori Hodges Sure and I've got some swampland in Florida I d like to sell you' Your money or your life? 94 Sophomorcs Lynn Hudson Jim Jensen Ron Johnson John karns •Sprit Kennedy Dun Unt Mark I jnkford Dale 1 ink Sandra t uvelace Shu run I ovclace (minever McCall Tammic Mc.Junkm Oh. classes will they ever end ’ Private eyes are watching you Sophomores 5 Crying is a subtle way of saying come closer and let the rain fall. People lend to hide their feelings under lurking shadows of destiny. But there is hope if we will only close the umbrella and let the rain wash our pain away. Keith Clouse Double-vision' James Mcdders Robert Moon Rachel Moore Robert Moore Ruth Nodine Phyllis Norman Ginny Null Lisa Owens 96 Sophomorcs I A tctc a tctc This magazine article is absolutely disgusting! Sophomores 97 Cindy Trimmicr Troy Wagers Terry Walker Bill Wallace What do you mean class has been cancelled ’ Gatoradc time, again? A penny for your thoughts. Keith W hat is so funny. Deborah’ 9 X Sop ho mo res Michael Weaver Amy Welborn ktm Williams Tammy W inchester Sophomores rreshman Freshman I RESHMAS Cl ASS OFFICFRS From row Roger Simmons. SGA re- presentative; Scott Watson, Vice- President. Second row karen Waters. Treasurer; Dan Bussa. President; Third row Kelli Dcadwyter. Secretary, Gary Mosley. SGA representative 100 Freshman Now glory be to God who by his might) power at work within us is able to do far more than we would ever dare to ask or even dream of — infinitely beyond our highest pray- ers, desires, thoughts, or hopes May he be given glory forever and ever through endless ages because of his master plan of salvation for the church through Jesus Christ. Ephesians 3:30-21 I B Freshman 101 Karen Evalt Susan Evatt Suzy Eddins Glenda Edens John Fralin Dawn Gassaway Faith Stand still, O my faith Little do I know about thee. Ahead lies my fate. Beyond, I am free. As 1 stand here on the mount, 1 look around and 1 know How many times 1 must count. To see and know. Faith, you are mine, But as swift as a river. And as unsure as time. Life as I know shall soon wither. But Faith, O my Faith, keep me strong. Carry me, please. Keep me calm, sing me a song. And let me feel your gentle breeze. Faith, Faith comes from God Deep within my soul Soon 1 shall step on land untrod And there, never grow old Lee Goza Sieve Gentry Sharon Gilbert 102 Frcshman Ul Dow Hurst Mike Kelley Howell Kifer Curt Lee Lee Goza LaShella Griffin Johnnie Harrell lleana Hernandez Debbie Holcombe Danny Holland Richie Hubbard Kim Hughes Freshman 103 Angclyn Lively Jerry Lumston Debbie Miller Annie Moore Wanda Morigncy Sherri Morgan Gary Mosley Lynn Moss Michael Moyer Danny Newton Darlynda Neyman Tammy Pace 104 Frcshman Tina Pace Olga Paul Paula Pelcrson Roxanna Poovcj Anelle Prevail Chris Pmretnbel Becky Richardson Tracy Robinson Debbie Sager Roberl Schull Neil Scllman Lee Serralla Freshman 105 Do you always lypc your love letters. Kelli'’ Shonna Shcwalter Billy Sigmon Roger Simmons Stephanie Simmons Stephen Storey I aura Strickling Katrina Sutton Ed Swank William Terry Rhonda Thompson Todd Thompson Lisa Turner 106 Freshman Judy York Chris, you look like you’ve seen .1 ghost'-' Your mommy dresses you funny. Kevin Memories Memories Coloring evcrchanging pictures Of things I want to remember And things I want to forget. The days I spent in happiness. The days I spent in pain. Always locked insude my head Like a prisoner serving a life sentence Thousands of them Always returning to haunt me I wish they would leave They feel like madness Swarming, eating away at my being Others floating soft like a stream, Bringing smiles and tears. Different tears for different times And different memories Some bring tears of joy Others are sad and deep But whatever they bring They keep turning up And I float to the past On a river Of memories. Tracy Robinson 107 tOS Organi alions STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Pictured from left to right, front row: Pam Hulme, Tonya Birdsong, April Kennedy, second row: Dan Bussa, Sheryl Smith, Elaine Humph- ries, Shirlie Stephens; back row: Phil Flinchum, Dennis Boone, Jim Bross, Fred Neyman, Randy Garner, and Walt Sinnamon. Wall Sinnamon. Advisor Organizations 109 V ■ STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS The Student Government Associ- ation, working closely with the ad- ministration, provides a better rela- tionship between students and facul- ty. SGA. led by student body presi- dent, Fred Neyman. has provided activities such as skating parties, hayridcs, transportation to Atlanta Braves baseball game, and Home- coming activities. Aided by vice- president Tonya Birdsong, secretary Pam Hulme, and treasurer Phil Flin- chum, SGA has promoted upstand- ing Christian values, behavior, and discipline in relation to maintaining a pride during events occurring on the campus of CWC. Fred Neyman. President Tonya Birdsong. Vice-Prcsidcnl Pamela Hulme, Secretary I Phil Flinchum. Treasurer I IO Organizalions Chamber Choir The Chamber Choir of CVVC is comprised of students from various areas of study As a special honor, this year the choir was selected to sing back-up for the Barry Manilow Concert held at Clemson University. Members of the choir include left to right front row: Jean Ellen Spivey. Cynthia Childress. Susan Richard- son. Sheryl Smith. Tracy Robinson. Gerenda Darr; second row Susan Evatt, llcana Hernandez, Kelly Whitlock. Cara Cochran; third row: Sarah Pit s, Emma Talley, Karen Vandcventer, Jennifer Dubose, Val- erie Allison, April Kennedy; back row: Mark Harris, Stephen Storey, Bryan Hester, Keith Smith. Rodney Clark, David Nolan, Tim Vande- venter, Gary Mosley. Not pictured: Bobby Jordan. Exercise those vocal cords, people! Organizations 1 11 One. two, three, o'clock, four o'clock rock ” Sing-a-long with Doc Reed Dr Reed is so fascinating1 112 Organi?.ations CHRISTIAN SERVICE ORGANIZATIO Z Pictured from left to right firs! row l)r Kenneth Pout advisor, Jeff Ray president, Eddie Romincs vice-president, I ori Hodges - secretary; and Cindy Hightower treasurer Second row Dec ( amp, Karen Waters, Curt I ce, Sharon Chaffee, Annie Moore, and Kris Shannon. Third row Stephanie Simmons, Tom Buchanan. Charles Moses, Jerry I umston. Fid Swank, and Keith Clouse I asl row I ce Goza, Steve Dagenhart, Robert Moore, Gene Eary, and Dwayne Hodges CENTRALIAN STAFF Clockwise Dale Link, Gene Earv. Lisa Owens, John Karas. Mark Johnston. Amy Carver, Ginny Null. Deborah Pcttet, Jenalte Brown. Kris Shannon, Sue Strand, Shtrlie Stephens, and Troy Wagers Not pictured Lynn Hudson and Ancltc Prevail ♦ Amy Carver Mark Johnston Editor-in-Chief Business Manager I M Organizations Deborah Pettet Assistant Editor Freshman Class Editor Lisa Owens Administration, Faculty, and Staff Editor Jenatte Brown Organizations Editor Kris Shannon Shirlie Stephens Lynn Hudson Senior Class Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Dr. Laura Vinson Advisor Organizations I 15 Gene Eary Sports Editor Troy Wagers Advertising Anette Prevatt Advertising 116 Organizations COLLEGIANS Pictured from left to right, front row Laura St rick ling. Susan Evatt. Tamara Flinchum. and Martha Harvey Back row Stephen Storey, David Nolan, and Gary Mosley Barbara Bross, John Karns, Director Sound Engineer 118 Organizations David Nolan, Tamara Flmchum Gary Mosley. Martha Harvey Susan Evatt. Stephen Storey l aura Strickling Organizations 119 CHILDS HALL MEN’S DORM COUNCIL Left to right, front row Jeff Ray resident assistant; Joshua Paul - resident assistant; Dennis Boone president; Billy Sigmon; Phil Flinchum; Craig Williams; and Robert Moon Back row Eddie Romines resident assistant. Charles Moses. Dwayne Hodges. Tom Cox resident assistant; Mike Weaver; and Rodney Clark Not pictured: Alan Pevy The dorm councils are composed of selected residents of Stuart-Ben- nett and Child’s Hall. The members are chosen by their peers to repre- sent the residents throughout the year. The responsibilities of dorm council include planning activities for dorm students and taking disci- plinary action when necessary. Bobby Boyer Residence Counselor 120 Organizations STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student Education Associ- ation is a new organization on the campus of CWC. It is open to all education majors. Plans for the club include a mock interview with a school official to help members pre- pare for applying for a teaching posi- tion. Under Dr. Ted Jennings, advi- sor, and officers Wanda Adkins, Marjie Tally, Elaine Humphries, and Colleen Weldon, the club hopes to become a vital part of CWC. PRESIDENTIAL HOSTS AND HOSTESSES The Presidential Hosts and Hostesses serve for special occasions at the College and at the President's home Pictured from left to right Vicki Brand. Rolandra Diamond, Cindy Hightower, Dr. and Mrs Newby, Alan Pevy, Jim Bross, Jr, and Keith Smith Organizations 121 HARAMBEE Pictured from left to right, front row William Terry, Joe Woods. Robert Moon J W Miller, and Larry Groves Middle row: Gwen McCall, Sharon Blassingam, Wanda Mongney, LaShella Griffin, Cindy Trimmier, Sharon Gilbert, Marsha Carson, Rolandra Diamond, and Phyllis Greene Back row: Raymond Lawson, Danny Holland, Lawrence Lawson. John Perry, Al Rogers, Sammy Belcher, and Joshua Paul The Harambee Club is composed of black students on Central Wesley- an College Campus. The word Har- ambee means “togetherness'” which the group emphasizes. This year the Harambee club is focusing on spiri- tuality and education. They have committees in each of those areas and another committee to plan social activities. This year bake sales were planned to raise money for the group, while social activities and Gospel programs were placed on the agenda for entertainment and public service. Officers from left to right, front row: Sharon Gilbert, Cindy Trimmier, and LaShella Griffin Back Row Phyllis Greene. Rolandra Diamond, Byron Scipio, and Marsha Carson. 122 Organizations COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN The Council for Exceptional Chil- dren at CWC is one chapter out of many that are spread across the na- tion. CEC is a service organization particularly concerned with handi- capped children. To put their con- cerns into actions, the club hosts par- ties and other activities for the men- tally and physically handicapped. Pictured at left are the officers: Ann Davis — president; Wanda Adkins vice-president; Marjie Talley secretary; and Lenora Clark — trea- surer. Pictured from left to right, front row: Ann Davis, Wanda Adkins, Marjie Talley, Lenora Clark Back row Winnie Williams advisor. Reba Blackwell, Sharon Chaffee, Glenda Miller, Sue Strand, and David Nolan Organizations 123 MATH — SCIENCE CLUB Pictured from left to right, front row Craig Williams, Doug Butts. Joshua Paul, and Tom Con Back Row Jcnaltc Brown. April Kennedy. Tina Sigmon, Tami Sigmon. Darlene Hall. Angie W'illiams. Tccna Allison, and Dr James Schmut?, advisor 124 Organizations STUART-BENNETT MEN’S DORM COUNCIL Bobby Jordan — Resident Assistant, Stephen Storey, and Gene Eary 126 Organizaiions Pictured from left to right, Resident Assistants Cindy Cook. Angie Williams, Wanda Adkins, and Tonya Birdsong Middle row Marsha Andrews president, Angie Davis vice-president; Jenatte Brown secretary; Mary Faith Dickens treasurer; and Tamara Flinchum chaplain Back row Elaine Humphries, Kelly Dodgen, Katie Wood, Amy Carver, Terry Daniels, Kris Shannon, lennifer Du Bose, Rolandra Diamond. Darlene Hall. Donna Albright, and C arol Sinnamon Residence Counselor WOMEN’S DORM COUNCIL STUDENT MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP SMF is an organization concerned with promoting missions awareness on campus. The club is composed of students in various majors who are interested in some aspect of mis- sions. The programs arc planned to meet these diverse interests ranging from returned missionary speakers to special meetings to pray specifi- cally for missions. Wow, Darlene1 You've got ihc whole world Pictured from left to right, first row Donna Mbnght, Susan Richardson, Tamara FJinchum in your hands! president Second row Dr Gloria Bell — advisor. Shirlie Stephens secretary, Angelyn Lively vice-president. Third row Gene Eary treasurer. Jcnaitc Brown, Kris Shannon Last row Smiley Ambrose and Janie Borgman. Ogramzations 127 1 JUST IMAGINE 128 I_____________________________ WESLEYAN COLLEGE 129 STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Jennie Aiken Rt, 5 Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-6274 Suzan Allen Rt 1 Box 125 Central. SC 29630 (803) 639-6655 Smily Ambrose 19 Colberts Lane Newport News, VA 23601 (804) 595-8338 Marsha Andrews 207 W. Church St. Cherryville, NC 28021 (704) 435-6408 Paula Apple 6111 Bentham Rd. Gibsonville, NC 27249 (919) 656-3467 Tonva Birdsong P O' Box 223 Prattville. Al. 36067 (205) 365-7752 Dennis L. Boone 214 South Pine St. Siler City, NC 27344 (919) 742-54-fl Vicki Brand 1911 Hunterwood Dr High Point, NC 27260 (919) 869-3196 Carol Breazeale 1 I I Oak Forest Dr Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-5946 Gene Charlie Burgess Rt I Box 197-A Spartanburg, SC 29302 (803) 579-1388 Tammy Cole 119 Anderson Ave. Westminster, SC 29693 (803) 647-2634 Thomas L. Cox 906 Henry St. Kings Mountain, NC 28086 (704) 739-9252 Terry Daniel P O Box 2068 Martinsville. VA 24113 (703) 632-7455 Ann H. Davis 511 East Ridge St. Kings Mountain, NC 28086 (704) 739-3306 Gene Eary 12 Sunrise St. Cocoa. FL 32922 (305) 632-6444 Phillip A. Flinchum Rt 9 Box 106 Hickory, NC 28601 (704) 256-8527 Gail Ellenburg Garrett Rt 2 Box 49-A Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 882-0047 Dorothy Glenn Rt 2 Greer, SC 29651 (803) 877-0328 Rhonda Hamby Fox Squirrel Ridge Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-9681 Pamela E. Hulme Rt. 2 Elberton, GA 30635 (404) 283-7056 1 larry M Johnson Rt. 7 Box 145 Anderson, SC 29624 (803) 226-9472 Mark Johnston Alta Vista Dr P.O. Box 208 Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 843-6443 Suzanne Jones Rt. 3 Box 377 Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 878-4758 Robert E. Jordan 604 Bennett St. Asheboro. NC 27203 (919) 672-2637 Darlene LaFaver c.w.c. Central. SC 29630 (803) 639-4754 Jane Lewis Box 197 Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 843-9717 Rebecca Mackes (Becky) Rt. I Box 273 Iva, SC 29655 (803) 352-6794 Denise Michael 1 13-A South Townville St Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 882-4640 Curt Morgan 2017 Lineberry St, Asheboro, NC 27203 (919) 672-1701 Fred Neyman Box 113 C.W.C. Central, SC 29630 Daniel E. Page Rt. 3 Easley, SC 29640 (803) 246-1992 130 Student Directory STUDENT DIRECTORY Cheryl Phillips 1405 Collins Dr Burlington, NC 27215 (919) 226-8624 Sarah Pitts Rt 4 Box 345 Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 647-5786 Dennis G. Queen Box 161 C.W C. Central. SC 29630 (803) 639-4496 Karen Roach 203 South 5th St. Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 882-3082 Raylenc Rodrigue 814 North Street East Talladega, AL 35160 (205) 362-7200 Marilyn Scroggs 217 Mulberry Ave. Anderson. SC 29621 (803) 226-7593 Kris Shannon 8830 Pohoy Ave. Sarasota, FL 33581 (813) 966-5490 Sheryl Smith 205 Hammett Rd Greer, SC 29651 (803) 244-1809 Marjic Talley Rt 2 Box 201 -A Lancaster, VA 22503 (804) 462-7908 Debbie Underwood Rt 5 Box 216 Pickens, SC 29671 Della Vanhuss 104 Davis St. Randlcman. NC 27317 (919) 498-3341 John Ward 2804 Chestnut Dr Anderson. SC 29624 (803) 225-2678 Sandra K. Wardlaw Rt. 2 Box 113 Starr, SC 29684 (803) 224-5936 Colleen D Weldon 19 Miller Dr Moncton New Brunswick, Canada (506) 384-7746 Kelley W hitlock 312 O'Dell St. Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 843-6592 Dan Wood Box 435 C.W C Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-4278 Adrie S W'yatt Rt I Box 308 Easley. SC 29640 • (803) 859-1520 JUNIORS Wanda Adkins Rt. 2 Box 270 Lancaster. VA 22503 (804) 462-7481 Bob Atkins Rt 4 Westminster, SC 29693 (803) 647-2150 Eldon Brashier 27 Springfield Ave Greenville, SC 2961 1 Kirk Bright Spring Apt 222 Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-2247 Jeff Brock 6 Wilson Ave. Liberty. SC 29657 (803) 843-6185 Jim Bross Box 497 C W .C. Central. SC 29630 (803) 639-6390 Kathy Burgess Rt. I Box 197-A Spartanburg, SC 29302 (803) 579-1388 Amy Carver 219 Duncan Hill Rd Hendersonville, NC 28739 (704) 693-5952 Sharon Chaffee Rt 2 Box 229-A Scranton, SC 29591 (803) 389-3728 Lenora Clark Rt. 2 Box 418-1 Lancaster. VA 22503 (804) 462-7814 Cindy Cook P O. Box 518 Central. SC 29630 Harold Culberson Rt I Box 29 Rutherfordton, NC 28139 (704) 863-2327 Mary Faith Dickens 806 Kingston Ct. High Point, NC 27260 (919) 882-9574 Jennifer DuBose 839 Crouch Dr. Pendleton, SC 29670 (803) 646-3434 Tamara Flinchum Rt 9 Box 106 Hickory. NC 28601 (704) 256-8527 Student Directory 131 STUDENT DIRECTORY Trish Ham 7100 12th St. North St. Petersburg. FL 33702 (813) 527-9522 Dwayne Hodges 511 Manor Dr. High Point. NC 27260 (919) 883-7219 Paula Howard Rt. 2 Pickens. SC 29671 (803) 868-9081 Lou Ina Elaine Humphries 49 Goddard Ave. Seneca. SC 29678 (803) 882-2978 Karla Kelly 2012 Medhurst Dr. Greensboro. NC 27410 (919) 288-1089 Karen S. Key Rt. 1 Central. SC 29630 (803) 639-6405 Jeff Kidd P O. Box 94 Colfax, NC 27235 (919) 993-3134 David W. Lanham 6009 Mark Tr Norcross, GA 30093 (404) 923-3477 Tammy T Looper 523 Mills Ave. Liberty, SC 29657 (803) '843-9500 Steve Lusk 304 Lovmgood Ave. Walhalla, SC 29691 (803) 638-5789 Whitney McGill P O. Box 5411 Anderson, SC 29623 (803) 226-9075 Sandy McJunkin 59 Bruce St. Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-6114 Reba Morgan Rt 2 Belle Shoals Rd. Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 868-9658 Renee Mullinax Box 326 Rt. 1 Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-3559 Sharon S Newton 338 Pheasant Dr Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 (215) 947-4934 David Nolan 315 Sunset Dr. North Asheboro, NC 27203 (919) 629-1006 David Patrick 11 Hardwick Dr. Greenville, SC 29611 (803) 246-2284 Joshua Paul Box 433 C.W.C. Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-9135 Alan Pcvy Rt 1 Box 28-A Sneads, FL 32460 (904) 593-6679 Sharon L Phillips Rt. 1 Box 183 Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-1461 My Ion Pope 3874 Kensington Rd Decatur, GA 30032 (404) 294-4056 Mike Preusz 700 Wood St. Troy, NC 2737111(919) 576-2345 Malinda Rampey Rt. 8 Box 298 Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-7078 Jeff Ray Rt. 1 Box 506 Churchville, VA 24421 (703) 885-1395 Susan Richardson 129 Tabernacle St. Randleman, NC 27317 (919) 498-2582 Alan Rogers 404 Pendleton St. Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-7443 Carol Rogers 642 Fairmeadows Dr. Duncanville, TX 75116 (214) 298-4410 Eddie Romines Landau Apt. 8 Clinton. SC 29325 (803) 833-2185 Tami Sigmon Rt I Box 215-A Old Fort, NC 28762 (704) 724-4914 Tina Sigmon Rt. 1 Box 215-A Old Fort, NC 28762 (704) 724-4914 Debbie Simmons I 16 Anderson Ave. Anderson, SC 29621 Keith W. Smith 205 Hammett Rd. Greer, SC 29651 (803) 244-1809 Jean Ellen Spivey 132 Studcnt Dircclory STUDENT DIRECTORY Rt. 3 Box 31 Loris, SC 29569 (803) 357-4339 Shirlic Stephens 5701 65th Ave. North Pinellas Park. FL 33565 (813) 546-4574 Ttno Sullivan Angie Williams P.O. Box 195 Clyde, NC 28721 (704) 627-2810 Craig Williams Rl. 2 Box 638 Robbins, NC 27325 (919) 464-3374 Rt. 3 Staunton Bridge Rd Greenville, SC 29611 (803) 269-1110 SOPHOMORES Emma Talley Apt 10 Meadow Creek Apts. Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-3600 Donna Albright Rl. 1 Box 401 Ramscur, NC 27316 (919) 879-5707 Chris Tanner Rt. 3 Box 364 W'innsboro, SC 29180 Dennis Andrews 207 West Church St. Chcrryville, NC 28021 (704) 435-6408 Karen VanDeventer 1210 Japonica Ln Cocoa, FL 32922 (305) 632-0939 Terry Bailey 225 Powers Dr Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-3487 Tim Vandevcnter 1210 Japonica Ln Cocoa, FL 32922 (305) 636-8347 Brenda Barnes Rt 2 Box 495 Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-2458 Deborah Vaughan 202 Sharon Lane Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-4269 Sammy Belcher 113 Vesta Dr. Greenville. SC 2961 1 Fonda VonCannon 512 Sunny Lane High Point, NC 27263 (919) 434-1204 Julia M Bell 101 Singleton St. Clemson. SC 29631 (803) 654-6811 Carol Watson Rt 2 Box 315 Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 868-2358 Lem Blackwell Rt. 2 Box 337 Duncan, SC 29334 (803) 439-8319 Robin R. Whitlow1 Rt. 3 Box 76 Martinsville, VA 24112 (703) 957-1024 Rcba A. Blackwell Rt 3 Box 398-Aa Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 972-3164 Daniel Boone Rl. 4 Box 326-B Central, SC 29630 (X03) 639-4860 Steve Brock 6 Wilson Ave. Liberty. SC 29657 (803) 843-6185 Jcnatte Brown P O Box 292 Sophia. NC 27350 (919) 498-7939 Victoria M Brown Rt I Box 392 Easley. SC 29640 (803) 859-3282 Marsha Carson 2009 Richmond Ave. Anderson, SC 29621 (803) 226-2091 Cynthia Darlene Carter Rt. I Box 21 3B Willard. NC 28478 (919) 532-4482 Harold k Clause 4200 University Dr Charlotte. NC 28209 (704) 525-4147 Angela Davis 20 Fenwick Lane Greenville, SC 2961 I (803) 246-5080 Rolandra Diamond 4501 Robnev Dr Columbia. SC 29209 (803) 776-6436 Kelly Dodgen 913 Lynhaven Dr Gastonia, NC 28052 (704) 864-6395 Randy J. Garner Rl 1 Box 92-A Student Directory 133 STUDENT DIRECTORY Central. SC 29630 (803) 639-4575 Larry Groves Rt. 6 Johnson St. Anderson, SC 29624 (803) 296-1661 Darlene Hall 210 Sharon Ave. Asheboro, NC 27203 (919) 672-2548 Herman Hamilton Rt. 4 Box 110 Central, SC 29630 (803) 654-1974 Mark S. Harris 918 Spruce St. Martinsville, VA 24112 (703) 638-1072 Martha Harvey Rt. 1 Box 126 Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-2120 Glenn Hawkins Rt. 4 Dobson Apt. 2 Central, SC 29630 Brian Henry 4590 27th Ct. S.W. Naples, FL 33999 (813) 455-1453 Cindy Hightower Rt. 1 Box 596 Troutville, VA 24175 (703) 992-1583 Lori Hodges 51 1 Manor Dr. High Point, NC 27260 (919) 883-7219 Lynn Hudson Box 2304 Macon, GA 31203 (912) 477-3383 Jim Jensen 1406 Chopin St. Vienna, VA 22180 (703) 938-3909 Ron Johnson Rt. 4 Box 5 1 1 Siler City, NC 27344 (919) 742-4527 John Karns P.O. Box 104 Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-6136 April L. Kennedy Rt. I Pendleton, SC 29670 (803) 646-3197 Dan M. Lane 101 Fernwood Cr. Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-6685 Marc Lankford P.O, Box 991 Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-3678 Dale Link P.O Box 576 Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-2517 Sandra Lovelace Rt. 4 Box 106 Central, SC 29630 (803) 654-1459 Sharon Lovelace Rt. 4 Box 106 Central, SC 29630 (803) 654-1459 Guinevere McCall P.O. Box 88 Norris, SC 29667 (803) 639-2673 Tammie McJunkin 59 Bruce St. Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-6114 James Medders Rt, I Box 124 A West Blocton, AL 35184 (205) 938-2119 Robert Moon 218 Lindsay Rd. Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 882-7161 Rachel Moore Rt. 2 Box 230 Salem, SC 29676 (803) 944-0795 Robert Moore 330 Cliniger Dr Thomasville, NC 27360 (919) 431-1770 Ruth G. Nodine 201 Heather Dr. Central, SC 29630 (803) 654-2979 Phyllis Norman P.6. Box 1369 Clemson. SC 2963 1 Ginny Null 608 High St, New Haven, IN 46774 (219) 749-2656 Lisa Owens Rt. 1 Box 71 Patterson Rd Central, SC 29630 (803) 639-6389 Margaret Parker I 3 Cooper Dr. Liberty, SC 29657 (803) 843-6615 Deborah Pettet 115 Culver Rd. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (615) 483-4754 114 Studenl Directory STUDENT DIRECTORY Renee Phaup 120 Fisher Rd Brevard. NC 28712 (704) 884-4321 Byron Scipio 115 Ponderosa Dr. Darlington. SC 29532 (803) 393-0114 Vivian Searcy Ri 1 Box 637 Six Mile, SC 29682 (803) 868-9861 R Larry Scgers Rt. 4 Box 26 Trinity. NC 27370 (919) 431-1770 Patricia Watson Smith 105 Waldrop St. Seneca, SC 29678 Sue Strand 26 Crestview Dr Radford, VA 24141 (703) 639-2677 Cindy Trimmier 709 East South Ist Seneca, SC 29678 Troy E. Wagers Ri. 1 Box 104 St. George, SC 29477 (803) 563-2193 Terry Walker 348 Winston Si Pendleton, SC 29670 (803) 646-7880 Bill Wallace Rl. 2 Bayshorc Estate Seneca, SC 29678 (803) 654-4910 Michael Weaver 711 Marlboro St. High Point, NC 27260 (919) 882-0643 Amy Wclborn P.O. Box 343 Pickens, SC 29671 (803) 878-9124 Kim Williams 109 Clark Ave Greer. SC 29651 (803) 879-3232 Tammy Winchester 210 South 2nd St Easley, SC 29640 (803) 859-3203 Charlie Wayne W right 309 Moores Ave Walhalla, SC 29691 (803) 638-3133 Teena Allison Rl. 4. Box 1025 Marion, NC 28752 7-4-724-4269 Valarie Allison Rt 2, Box 265 Old Fort, NC 28762 704-668-7779 John Brand 1911 Hunterwood Dr. High Point, NC 27260 919-869-3196 Janie Borgman 1114 Denny St High Point, NC 27262 Joy Bross Box 497 CWC Central, SC 29630 639-6390 Dan Bussa 3068 Box 98 Marion-Waldo Rd. Marion, OH 43302 Dec Camp 2609 Moores Park Dr Charlotte, NC 28214 Charlene Carroll Mr Bethal Rd. Sunset, SC 29685 868-2758 Kevin Carter 9200 Hidden Creek Dr Great Falls, VA 22066 759-9523 Cynthia Childress 700 W Holly hill Rd Thomasville, NC 27360 919-476-2245 Rodney Clark 4004 Lochinvor I n. Rocks Mount, NC 27801 919-443-7193 Cara Cochran Rt. I, Box 172 Six Mile. SC 29682 868-2127 Chris Counts 718 Gravmont Ave, Cola, SC 29205 Gerenda Darr 14077 Mansfield Rd. Ml. Vernon, OH 43050 614-392-2983 Kelli Dcadwyler P O Box 55 Six Mile. SC 29682 803-868-9724 Frank Dodson Rt. 8, Box 181 Easley, SC 29640 859-2681 Karen Evalt Rt I, Box 161 Seneca, SC 29678 882-3641 FRESHMAN Studeni Director) 135 STUDENT DIRECTORY Susan Evatt Box 64 Central, SC 29630 639-2043 Suzy Eddins 219 Daniel Drive Easley, SC 859-3750 Glenda Edens Rt. 5 Pickens, SC 2967] John Fralin P.O. Box 5037 Roanoke, VA 24012 992-3980 Dawn Gassaway Rt. 5, Box 120 Westminster, SC 29693 647-9297 Steve Gentry Rt. 6, Box 253 Spartanburg, SC 29303 578-9374 Sharon Gilbert Rt. 6, Box 352 Seneca, SC 29678 803-882-2292 Lee Goza Star Rt., Box 202-C Swansea, SC 29160 794-3767 LaShella Griffin P.O Box 1362 Greenville, SC 29601 639-9125 Johnnie Harrell P.O. Box 395 Kannapolis, NC 704-933-1861 lleana Hernandez P O. Box 97-1218 Miami, FL 33197 305-238-6779 Debbie Holcombe Rt. 7, Box 200 Easley, SC 29640 269-1154 Danny Holland 1004 E. South 6th St. Pickens, SC 29671 882-0990 Richie Hubbard 912 Branchwood Dr. Kernersville, NC 27284 919-993-4488 Kim Hughes Rt. 5, Carrol! Ln. Pickens, SC 29671 878-4668 Dow Hurst 1193 Pirkle Rd. NE Norcross, GA 30093 404-923-9480 Mike Kelley Rt. 2, Box 262 Easley, SC 859-1 177 Howell Kifer Rt. 6, Lot 7 Shelby, NC 28150 Curt Lee 682 Anderson Dr. Deltona, FL 32725 574-5963 Angelyn Lively 2650 Harber Valley Dr. Doraville, GA 30360 457-9816 Jerry Lumston Rt. 4, Box 427 Candler, NC 28715 704-667-5444 Debbie Miller 99 Walnut Dr. Pickens, SC 29671 878-2700 Annie Moore 2780 Hillbrook Dr. SW Roanoke, VA 24018 703-989-4120 Wanda Morigney Rt. 8, Box 178 Easley, SC 29640 Sherri Morgan Rt. 1, Box 344 Seneca, SC 29678 803-638-6554 Gary Mosley Rt. 1, Box 5-L Summerdale, AL 36580 205-989-6138 Lynn Moss 806 Stone Dr. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 443-4143 Mike Moyer 23 Appleton Street Laconia, NH 03246 603-524-7916 Danny Newton 100 Garner Rd. Pickens, SC 29671 878-6929 Darlynda Neyman Box 2304 Macon, GA 31203 912-477-3383 Tammy Pace Rt. 8, Alberta Ave. Spartanburg, SC 29303 803-578-8765 Tina Pace Rt. 8, Alberta Ave. Spartanburg, SC 39303 578-8765 Ruthe Paul 2A6 McDaniel Rd Central, SC 29630 639-2274 136 Sludent Directory STUDENT DIRECTORY Paula Peterson 131 Willacourl Chester, SC 29706 803-377-8474 Roxanna Poovey Rt. 6, Box 550 Lincolnton, NC 28092 704-735-3968 Anettc Prevail 4123 Forsyth Rd P O Box 2304 Macon, G A 31203 912-477-3383 Chris Pmrembel 316 Wellington Wav Central, SC 29630 654-1258 Becky Richardson 852 Fetter Ave Louisville. KY 40217 502-634-0830 Tracy Robinson Rt, 8, Box 446B Easley. SC 29640 Debbie Sager 312 Dubois St. LawrenccviUe, II 62439 Robert Schultz 104 Woodfield Ave. Fountain Inn. SC 29644 862-4227 Neil Sellman 9508 Spinet Ct. Vienna. VA 22180 703-938-0222 I ce Scrralta Calle 4 .1-8 Hillside Rio Piedras, PR 00926 809-789-9898 Shonna Shew a I ter 209 E. Union St Chesnee, SC 29323 461-2338 Billy Sigmon Ri 1, Box 215-A Old Fort, NC 28762 704-724-4914 Roger Simmons Rt I, Box 321 -A Pickcns.SC 29671 878-7355 Sicphamc Simmons 5645 Halcun Dr Roanoke, VA 24019 703-362-8631 Stephen Stores Rt 7. Box 559 Asheboro. NC 27203 Laura Strickling 1837 Maple Si Holt, Ml 48842 517-694-7053 Katrina Sutton 213 West D Ave Easley. SC 29640 859-8173 Ed Swank Box 2304 Macon. GA 31203 912-477-3383 William Terry 295 Moore Ave Walhalla. SC Rhonda Thompson 610 N. 3rd Ave Siler City, NC 27344 Todd Thompson PO Box 501 R.imscur, NC 27316 Lisa Turner Ri 5MB. Box 22B Leeds. Al. 35094 205-640-5446 Christine Walker Rt. 2, Box 386 Rumscur. NC 27316 919-824-2584 Karen Waters PO Box 181 Rome. GA 30161 404-232-2733 Johnny Wells 234 Spring pts Central. SC 29630 Joe Woods 118 Bruce Hill Blvd 882-1184 Judv York P ( Box 243 Liberty, SC 29657 Student Directory 13' 138 Advertising CAROLINA NATIONAL the BANK that rare Member FDIC Central, sc 7 wao Compliments Of CLEMSON DRUG CO., INC. CLEMSON OFFICE PRODUCTS Victoria Square 261-B College Ave. Clcmson, SC Clermon Shopping Center Clcmson. SC 29631 C.A Perry Reg PM W.W. Lawson Reg PH 125 Townvtllc Street Seneca. SC 2%78 Phone 882-2 172 Advertising 1 39 SECOND WESLEYAN CHURCH Of Central, South Carolina Supports Central Wesleyan College Our Students At CWC Cindy Cook Susan Evatt Dale L ink Kris Shannon Our Members Serving CWC: Mrs Ruth Argo Professor Robert Drake Mrs Sallic Drake Mrs Martha Evatt, I ibrarian Professor Freda Myers Dr David Rhyne Mrs Lois Wiggins Rev James E Wiggins, Board Of Trustees Students Making Central Second Their Church Home: Wanda Adkins Amy Carver Lcnora Clark Gene Eary Herman Hamilton Lynn Hudson Curtis Lee Jeanette McGowan Rusty McGowan Darlynda Neyman Dennis Queen Margie Talley Karen VanDcventcr Tim VanDcventcr 140 Advertising FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 911 Highland Ave. Hendersonville. NC Supports Central Wesleyan College And Honors Their Student Amy Carver EAST CLEMSON FLORIST Route 4 Highway 93 Central, SC 29630 Call For All Your Floral Needs 654-3281 Wire Service Area Wide Delivery Jessie Dyar Owner Advertising 141 V j FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH Central, SC . Fredrick D. Andrews Pastor Offering The Students Of Central Wesleyan College A Place Of Prayer And Worship. Our Students At CWC Susan Allan Smiley Ambrose Jim Bross Joy Bross Martha Harvey John Karns Sandra l ovelace Sharon Lovelace Joshua Paul Olga Paul Curtis Przirembel Katie Wood CENTRAL FLORIST GIFTS Let Us Do Your Flowers Corsages 2 Bank Street Central. SC 29630 Business 639-6510 Home 639-2513 Faye Herd, Owner Thanks For Being A Part Of Our Community. The Town Of Central PYA MONARCH INC. TIGER TOWN TIRE SERVICE P O Box 1569 103 N. Clemson Ave. White Horse Road Clcmson, SC 29631 ij Greenville. SC 29602 (803) 654-6332 Or 654-5072 142 Advertising Advertising 143 THE SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH Supports Central Wesleyan College In Prayer Students Finances Rev. William D. James, District Superintendent Rev. Foster D Gentry, Asst. District Superintendent Rev. Paul L. Wilcox, District Secretary Mr. W.T. Hughey, District Treasurer District Office Route 3, Box 156 Pickens. SC 29671 803 878-3478 Tabor Building — New Multi-Purpose Building Located On District Grounds At Table Rock 144 Advertising THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President Fred Ncyman Vice-President Tonya Birdsong Secretary — Pam Hulmc Treasurer Phil Flinchum Advisor Walt Sinnamon Members Seniors — Bobby Jordan Sheryl Smith Dennis Boone Juniors Elaine Humphries Jim Bross Shirlie Stephens Sophomores — April Kennedy Randy Garner Ron Johnson Freshmen — Dan Bussa Roger Simmons Gary Mosley Advertising 145 LIBERTY HOME AND AUTO STORE We Service What We Sell” John Deere Lawn Garden Tractors West Main And Commerce St Libert). SC 29657 (HOI| 843-6421 Compliments Of: Dr. Laura N. Vinson Dr. Michael L. Vinson John James Vinson Mr. Mrs. J.H. Vinson Mr. Mrs. James G. Neath 146 Advertising HAYWORTH WESLEYAN CHURCH Strongly Supports cwc Pastor — Marlin Mull Youth Pastor — Tim Wilkerson Choir Director — Doug Childress Hayworth Wesleyan Church 169ft Westchester Drive High Point, M 27260 Fonda Mary Von Faith Dwayne Cannon Dickens Hodges Lori Hodges Cynthia Childress Advertising 147 % GUILFORD WESLEYAN CHURCH 4902 West Market St Greensboro, NC 27407 Rev. James C. Smith Pastor Central Wesleyan College Board Of Directors Member: Mr. John P. Kelly Central Wesleyan College Students From Guilford: Charles Moses Karla Kelly Raymond L Phaup Pastor Morris L. Davis Director Of Music And Youth THE BREVARD WESLEYAN CHURCH North Broad Street. PO Bo 632 Brevard, North Carolina. 28712 CWC Sludcnl Renee Phaup CWC Faculty Member Dr Marling Elliot CWC Trustee Mr. Ralph Breedloce 148 Advertising NORTH CAROLINA WEST DISTRICT Rev. J.W. Phillips — District Superintendent Rev. Marlin Mull — Asst. District Superintendent Rev. Richard A. Stanley, Sr. — District Secretary Mr. W.W. Kiser — District Treasurer District Office 601 North Rotary Drive High Point, NC 27260 919 889-4694 Advertising 1 150 Advertising Support CWC Athletics Join The Warrior Club vertising 151 CWC CUPBOARD CWC BOOKSTORE Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 Staff: Staff: Bob Harvey Harriet White Bobby Boyer Debbie Simmons Sherrie Morgan Curt Morgan Bob Harvey Dennis Boone Dwayne Hodges Karen Roach Curt Lee Terry Daniel 152 Advertising NEIGHBORS GROVE WESLEYAN CHURCH 1928 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro. North Carolina 27203 Rev. W. Lee Cockerill Pastor Bob Cooley Director Of Youth nd Music Students Bobby Jordan Stephen Storey Darlene Hall Curt Morgan CENTRAL GARAGE Hwy. 93 Central, SC 639-2262 639-6336 Open 24 Hours ST. PAUL WESLEYAN CHURCH 2300 McClintock Rd Charlotte, NC 28205 Dr. Bernard H Phaup. Minister Rev Dewey O Miller, Asst Minister Darrell Cook, Music And Youth Students Stephen Dagenhart Laura Morrison Advertising I 53 I 54 Advertising HICKORY CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH James M, Capps, Pastor Church Phone 882-6504 Parsonage — 883-2128 301 Hickory Chapel Road High Point. NC 27260 Advertising 155 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1983 FROM THE PEOPLE OF FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Janie Borg man John Brand Vicki Brand Richie Hubbard FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH High Point. NC 27260 (919) 887-3124 Senior Pastor Associate Pastor Dr. Clyde A. Parker Rev. James L. Denny 156 Advertising Support Central Wesleyan College THE VIRGINIA DISTRICT OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH The above is a line drawing of ihc headquarters building for the Virginia District located on US 11 North at Hollins. Roanoke. VA, The building was dedicated by Dr I D Abbot, November 1976 Rev. Paul A. Wheeler District Superintendent Advertising 157 I 58 Advertising Advertising 159 MIDWAY WESLEYAN CHURCH Worthville Road Randleman, NC 27317 Rev John Moreiz Pastor CENTRAL FLORIST AND GIFTS Let Us Do Your Flowers Corsages Faye Herd Owner FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 2 Bank Street Central. SC 29630 Charlotte, North Carolina CENTRAL PHARMACY Students Attending Central From First Wesleyan: Spring Forest Shopping Center Dee Camp Keith Clouse Johnny Wells 639-2471 Night 639-2418 Jerry Martin. PD. 160 Advertising Advertising 161 BUSINESS PATRONS Central Garage Central Pharmacy Central Florist Town Of Central 162 Advertiser PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Miller A. Wagers Mrs. Mary Grace Peters Mr. Mrs. Ben H. Johnson Mr. Mrs. E.V. Carver Advertising 163 SOMEWHERE DOWN THE ROAD Somewhere down the road As we strive to grow We see our college lives pass by. Reaching for the Sacred high From the dreams of our reality It seems like an eternity. The question arises In odd sizes in our minds. Will we make it through? Rushing, planning, hoping, praying. Is our way clear? Friends near and dear We say good-bye To those memories, those dreams, those days, those years of struggle. Before us We see a new road. A new hope A pathway not yet taken. And we wish to make the best of ourselves committed to Him. We will understand, And we will survive. Until Somewhere down the road We remember And know that We are safe In His loving grace. Only then may we say farewell To the years we have known. An ending that marks a new beginning A new challenge A new chapter to be written in our lives. And then we just imagine . . - ALC 164 Epilogue Epilogue 165 I Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. Love does not demand its own way. It is not irritable or touchy. It does not hold grudges and will hardly even notice when others do it wrong. It is never glad about injustice, but re- joices whenever truth wins out. If you love someone you will be loyal to him no matter what the cost. You will always stand your ground in defending him. All the special gifts and powers from God will someday come to an end. but love goes on forever. I Corinthians 13:4-8 Living Bible 166 Epilogue Epilogue 16? Given the opportunity to be editor of the 1983 Centralian has been a unique and an unforgettable learning experience for me. At times, it was difficult meeting deadlines, but with the help of a talented and dedicated staff, the unbelievable was accomplished Many thanks arc due for all their hard work I would like to express an especially deep apprecia- tion to Mark Johnston, business manager; Dale l ink, photographer; and Ginny Null, typist for jobs well done. 1 also wish to issue a special thanks to Dr. Laura Vinson, advisor. The 1983 Centralian could not have been made possible without the gracious coopera- tion of the student body and of the administration and faculty member-- of CWC. It is your book It represents the love and friendliness that was first displayed to me when I became a student here. It is reassuring to know that the care and the concern shown by Christian people on campus evolves from the inner peace and joy of Jesus Christ that abides in their hearts. As you enjoy this book now and in the years to come, remember that above all. this book is dedicated to the glory of the Lord, for without His guidance. Central Wesleyan College and the 1983 Centralian would only be a dream. As you continue your lives beyond CWC, my prayer for you is much peace, happiness, and joy always as you serve Him. God bless you. Amy Carver Editor 1983 Centralian