Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

1986 CENTRALIAN CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE CENTRAL, S.C. 29630 VOLUME 52 Editor-In-Chief: Reba Revels Assistant Editor: Donny Stevenson Advisors: Elizabeth Kling Laura N. Vinson DEDICATION - There is a right time for everything: A time to be born, a time to die; A time to plant; A time to harvest; A time to kill; A time to heal; A time to destroy; A time to rebuild; A time to cry; A time to laugh; A time to grieve; A time to dance; A time for scattering stones; A time for gathering stones; A time to hug; A time not to hug; A time to find; A time to lose; A time for keeping; A time for throwing away; A time to tear; A time to repair; A time to be quiet; A time to speak up; A time for loving; A time for hating; A time for war; A time for peace. The yearbook staff dedicates the 1986 Centralian to a woman who takes the time for everyone. Thank you for being Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 (Living Bible) 2 JUDY HUFFMAN TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Theme Development 4 College Activities 6 Sports 32 Organizations 60 Features 84 Classes: Of '86 90 Of '87 106 Of '88 114 Of '89 120 Administration Faculty Staff 128 Advertisements 137 Student Directory 156 Closing 162 Editor's Note 164 But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine: That the aged men be sober, grave, temper- ate, sound in faith, in charity, and patience. Titus 2:1 2 Faith, Living, And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul. Genesis 2:7 Theme Development and Learning For whatsoever things were writ- ten aforetime were written for our learning, that we through pa- tience and comfort of the scrip- tures might have hope. Romans 15:4 COLLEGE ACTIVITIES TU - W II � . f - ✓ 1965 Junior-Senior Banquet A Step of Faith Some people said it could not be done, some people said it was a crazy ambition, and some people laughed at what seemed to be an “impossible dream, but the Class of 1986 set a goal. The goal seemed to be unat- tainable, but through hard work, dedication and faith the impossible dream became a reality. On March 30,1985, the Junior Class hosted the Junior-Senior Banquet at Deer Park Restaurant on the Biltmore Estate. Many students began their day with a tour through the Biltmore. At approximately 7:30 p.m., the banquet began. The theme “Royal Renaissance seemed to fit perfectly with the atmosphere around Biltmore. After a delicious meal, the 147 participants moved to an outsid§ patio for the entertain- ment. The film Renaissance Then and Now was shown. The film was a collection of scenes from three years of C.W.C. life. Dean of Students, Don Wood, then pro- ceeded to roast the Senior Class. Finally, Dr. James Bross closed the evening with a pray- er of thanksgiving. To the Junior Class it proved that with determination and Faith in Christ all impossible dreams can become reality. 8 Jr. Sr. Banquet GRADUATION 1985 Graduation is a major goal for all college students. On May 5, 1985, many students reached their dream of graduating from Central Wesleyan College. The comple- tion of the required subjects was a demanding task, but through God's grace and much effort, dreams became reality. SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS FALL 1985 The week of September 8-12, 1985 was a really important week for each student and faculty member. The Rev. Jimmy Johnson spoke each day bringing mes- sages that were encouraging to all. The week helped give each person a new de- sire to work, learn, and live together. Our speaker informs each student of Christian val- ues. Rev, Jimmy Johnson enjoys his stay on campus as he motivates our spiritual lives. 14 Spiritual Emphasis Fall Work Day Fall workday was a big success. The day was set aside for students, faculty and staff to come together and work to make the Central Wesleyan campus more at- tractive. Students and faculty work hard together to make the campus mote appealing Friends enjoy a combination of work and fun. Dt Dongcll seems to be saying, 'Is there supposed to be water in this cement? Work Day 15 HOMECOMING 1985 Miss CWC: Debbie Holcombe 1st Runner-up: Christine Walker 2nd Runner-up: Rhonda Thompson 3rd Runner-up: Dorita Wheeler Miss CWC Debbie Holcombe Southern Enchantment Homecoming 1985 This year's homecoming was filled with excitement and many new changes. The day began with a volleyball game against Tennessee Temple in which the Lady Warriors won 3 out of 5 matches. A bar- beque lunch was catered for all the visi- tors, alumni, and students. The annual soccer game was the next event. The dif- ference this year was the varsity soccer team played the ole-timers. This team consisted of alumni soccer players who came back to try their athletic ability once more. The ole-timers” came out with an unexpected victory (3-1). Half-time of the soccer game was per- haps the major event. At this point, Dan- ny Holland, Master of Ceremonies, an- nounced that Debbie Holcombe was the new Miss C.W.C. Debbie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Holcombe of Eas- ley, S.C. Debbie is majoring in Business Administration and Physical Education. The title of first runner-up went to Christine Walker, second runner-up to Rhonda Thompson, and third runner-up Dorita Wheeler. Homecoming 17 7 Tynette Phaup escorted by Steve Cashion Pam Wright escorted by Kevin Carter Lisa Bryant escorted by Chris Shelton Tina Hoogkamp escorted by Brad Hoag- Connie Pace escorted by Jeff Castillo kamp Alethea Curley escorted by Laython Griffin Lisa Jones escorted by Don Upton Donta Wheeler escorted by Eric Deiertein Shelia Wright escorted by Roosevelt Dixon Christi Beckom escorted by Bill Burditt 18 Homecoming Debbie Holcombe escorted by Pete Dongell Angelyn Lively escorted by Alan Rogers Christine Walker escorted by Todd Thomp- son Homecoming 19 CCHE WITH m A Moment Of Memory Halloween Halloween is a time for students and faculty members to enjoy themselves with costumes and games. The evening traditionally starts with the girls going trick-or- treating in Childs Hall. Then the boys go trick-or-treating in Stuart- Bennett Hall. A party with games follows. The games allow everyone to relax from the tiring first half of the semester. The best part of Hal- loween is the fellowship everyone enjoys with friends. The events are excellent opportunities for students and faculty to grow closer. The spint of unity is established as these students cheer and have fellowship together '' ' r.i Happiness Is that really you. Curt Lee? Debbie and Matthew must believe the old saying An apple a day keeps the doctor away They are doing it the hard way, aren t they? Halloween 25 Cheering fans wait patiently for the auto- graphs of these two adorable cheerleaders while their bodyguard comforts the two young stars 28 Christmas Banquet On December 5, 1985, the annual Christ- mas Banquet was held. It began with a re- ception in the library, followed by a Christ- mas dinner in the J.A. Wood Cafeteria. The theme of this banquet was Christmas Love- feast Dr Bross began with opening re- marks. Christmas carols were sung, and the Chamber Choir presented a couple of spe- cial Christmas songs. We broke bread to- gether to signify our union, fellowship, and love. 29 r Laughter is the most beautiful sound in the world. There is nothing more pleas- ing and exciting as making someone you care about laugh. Care and concern Sticking together through thick and thin You and me Always and forever We've all heard these phrases many times before. Life changes. We grow up and go our separate ways. There will be times when we look back on our years here at Central Wesleyan College remembering the good times and the bad, and pranks we played and those that backfired. Most of all, we'll remember each other. We are sur- rounded everyday by people who are waiting to make our lives richer and fuller. There is someone there to talk to, cry on, and laugh with. Everyone must agree that there is nothing quite like a friend. These friends are happy just to go to class to be together. And They Call It Friendship With the faith and love God's given Springing from the hope we know. We will pray the joy you'll live in Is the strength that now you show But we'll keep you close as always. It won t even seem you've gone 'Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. And friends are friends forever If the Lord s the Lord of them; And a friend will not say never'' 'Cause the welcome will not end. Though it's hard to let you go. In the Father's hands we know. That a lifetime's not too long to live as friends. Damn ind Cult «rm to be the Crockett and Tubbs of CWC Patience is a Urge part of friendship and 1� shown here in this never-ending line. Candfds 31 SPORTS You can do better than that, Tina Hit it, babe!'' 'Julie, what are you looking at? The most important part of the game pray- ing together. 34 Softball Left to right, first row: Tammy Mcjunkin. Marsha Carson Debbie Holcombe. Second Row: Tammy Winchester Tina Hoogkamp, Tern Harbert Martha Harvey. Darlynda Neyman. Debbie Nance. Third row Susie Eddins Julie Harris, Lynn Hudson Sheree Nalley, Beth Bolte, Keith Connor — Coach. Debbie's powerful hit Spring 1985 Softball Won — 10 Lost — 24 Lander Limestone Anderson Jr. Newberry N. Greenville Ersktne Anderson Jr, W GA Francis Marion Winthrop N. Greenville Limestone Newberry Lander Ershine Furman U5C — Spart Winthrop ewe Opp 3 4 1 7 A 8 0 12 2 7 4 5 3 9 A 3 9 4 3 0 0 8 A 0 14 7 10 11 10 4 1 10 1 3 4 9 D 3 4 9 0 11 5 6 10 11 2 12 4 7 2 12 4 7 2 3 5 7 4 3 13 4 1 6 3 2 0 11 35 Debbie and Martha are ready for the game The thrill We are having so much fun 36 Softball of victory1 Bench warmers HOME RUN' Softball 37 ■L— ■ — - 11----------- Williams powcrfut foot Humphrey s karate kick Left to right, first row: Curtis Williams, Mitch Campbell, Jay Mullina . William Rodriguez. Darius Sibalwa, Souraphone Lengsvat. Second row: Ken Cooke, Sylvester Ogbueze, Festus Mgbo, Jim Davis. Doug Taylor, Danny Carter, Ron Cheney, Humphrey Aneke, Chris Counts, Wally Whitmire. Benny Mcjunkin, and Don Wood — Coach Fall 1985 Soccer Won — 4 Lost — 9 Lander CWC 0 Opp. 10 Anderson 0 6 Baptist 0 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 0 6 Warren Wilson 4 3 Barber-Scotia 4 6 Limestone 1 2 Johnson Bible 2 1 Tenn. Temple 0 3 Toccoa Falls 2 1 Mars Hill 3 4 USC-Aiken 3 1 Limestone 1 2 Way to go Festus! 39 ' 40 Soccer ft You take it; I don't want it. A sly team captain. Soccer 41 Darius is ready to play. Volleyball Left to right, first row Martha Harvey, Darlvnda Neyman Marsha Carson. Lee Serralta Second row: Lisa Hoffman, Tina Hoogkamp Susie Eddin-. Debbie Holcombe Angel Hill Third row julie Harris, Lica Bradley, Amy Rauschenbach. Ertha Wallers and Keith Connor — Coach, Run for your life; Lee and Debbie are here! Fall 1085 Volleyball Won — 29 Lost — IS ewe Match Opp Bryan 1 0 Tusculum 0 1 Maryville 1 0 Sewanee I 0 Tenn Temple 0 1 Spart Metho. 1 0 N Greenville 1 0 Coastal Car. 1 0 Limestone 0 1 Erskinc 1 0 UNC — Ashevil. 1 0 Wofford 0 1 Milligan 1 0 Converse 1 0 Newberry 1 0 Erskinc 0 1 Presbyterian I 0 Converse 1 0 Columbia I 0 Newberry 0 1 Limestone 0 1 Wofford 0 1 Converse 1 0 Anderson Jr, 0 1 Toccoa Falls 1 0 Tenn Temple 1 0 Tenn Temple 1 0 Spart. Metho. 1 0 Presbyterian 1 0 Wofford 1 0 Columbia 1 0 N Greenville 1 0 Anderson Jr. 0 1 Anderson Jr 0 1 Bryan 1 0 Convenant 1 0 Toccoa Falls 1 0 Tenn Temple 1 0 Covenant 1 0 Bryan t 0 Spring Arbor 0 1 Evangel 0 1 Houghton 0 1 Marion 0 1 1 Team spirit' Warming up Show them how to do it. Ertha The other three musketeers Marsha. Lee and Debbie Volleyball 45 Angelyn Lively — Captain Left to Right Krista Nash Lisa Jones, juli Bray, Angelyn Lively — Captain, and Shaton Gilbert — Co-Captain Not Pictured Rhonda Galbreath and Rachelle Paul. 46 Cheerleaders 47 Krista Nash 48 Cheerleaders Jull Brjy Sharon Gilbert — Co-Captain CWC is Hot on the boards! so Men's Basketball Hamus train m goods Left to right first row Assistant coach Robert Moon, Crcg Howell, Donnie Baker Robbie Schultz, Jojo Woods, Danny Holland Coach Tom Shavei Second row Ed Young Charles Rogers, Aaron Johnson, Dennis Watkins and Peter Dongell. Men's Basketball Won — 12 Lost — 17 ewe Opp Covenant 80 93 Newberry 92 82 Piedmont 100 71 Emory University Forfeited Lander 55 69 Warren Wilson Forfeited Piedmont 75 68 CA College 87 96 Emory University Forfeited Erskine 75 77 USC — Spart. 65 87 Warren Wilson Forfeited Winthrop 66 91 Morris 98 62 Presbyterian 66 82 Morris 103 76 USC — Aiken 60 62 Francis Marion 51 55 Coker 68 63 Limestone 61 69 Charleston 47 50 USC - Spart 52 84 Erskine 52 53 Allen 62 78 Craflin 74 63 Lander 68 90 Wofford 70 88 Newberry 82 70 Voorhees 67 o9 51 That s what you get for getting in the way. 52 Men's Basketball Warming up for the game 54 Tammy is going for the basket. Women's Basketball From left to right: Millette Drakeford, Angel Hill, Lica Bradley. Patsy Johnson, Coach Keith Connor, Bemia Baskins, Marsha Carson, Tammy Winchester, and Mona Blas- singame Our girls are ready for anything Women's Basketball Won — 11 Lost — 13 ewe Opp. Gardner Webb 85 62 Converse 63 59 Costal Carolina 78 81 Piedmont 50 63 Erskine 77 70 Warren Wilson 82 77 Warren Wilson 73 57 Piedmont 65 62 Presbyterian 54 58 Morris 84 38 USC — Aiken 51 42 Francis Marion 64 108 Coker 67 72 Limestone 64 70 Col. of Charleston 48 75 USC — Span. 64 86 Erskine 74 77 Gardner 63 61 Claflin 56 88 Lander 64 70 Wofford 73 63 Columbia 77 80 Newberry 54 65 Voorhees 55 46 Let's wait and see who gets the ball. Lica, we're counting on you! Let's go for the rebound, girls! 56 Women's Basketball 58 Candids 1 1 Student activities on the campus of Central Wesleyan College are represented in many different ways. One of these ways is through the various organizations that are active in campus life. Each organization has its own identity and purpose for existence, but they all share a common goal. This goal is to unite the students in a Christian atmo- sphere in order to integrate Faith, Living, and Learning among all members who are part of these organizations. 60 i ORGANIZATIONS Left lo tight. fitM tcm Amy Smith Susan Looper Jan Davis. Su an Ramsay Kathy Coforth Roxanna Poovey. Karla Pilgrim. Carol Cowan. Deanna Dorsey Kelli Crawford. Christine Walker Second row Steve Gentry, billy Burditt. Ken Schcnck. Dr James Bross. Kevin White, Chris Counts Christine Walker — President Amy Smith — Vice-President 62 Organizations Student Government Association The Student Government Association is an elected group of students chosen by the student body of Central Wes- leyan College. Those chosen strive to work in the best interests of the stu- dents The Student Government Asso- ciation works together with the ad- ministration to provide a better rela- tionship between students and facul- ty This dedicated group of students, under the direction of their President, Christine Walker, work to promote many activities that are within the needs of their fellow students. Organizations 63 Harambee Left to nght, firM row Chevee Griffin. Vanessa Robinson, Robin Scott, Sharon Gilbert Second row Stephen Foster, Billy Burditt Roosevelt Dixon LaVelle McCray, Tina Proctor Harambee is a service organization that was formed by the black students of Central Wesleyan College. The club was organized to promote an element of cultural interest for its members and to provide unity and identity for all who are a part of Harambee. The word Harambee means togetherness. The purpose and goals of Harambee are to attain a true feeling and relationship of unity among its members. Harambee also sponsors many social activities and Gospel programs on campus. Christian Service Organization Left to right, first tow Ruth Agner Scott Sylvester Ken Sehenck, PemeU Swank. Annie More Second Row Christine Walker, Crystal Sylvester. Tracy Lytle. Stacy Rodrnhorn, Lisa Craft, Micah Travi . Mike Ennis. Advisor Third row; jan Fisher Amy Smith, Cary Mosley, Randy Clay. Todd Thompson, Laura Stnckling. Henry Cavenaugh. Robert Johnson The Christian Service Organization was established to promote spiritual awareness and growth among students of Central Wesleyan College The organi- zation offers opportunities in several types of Christian services in which students may be inter- ested. It also strives to help all members to develop a spiritual maturity and personality of themselves m Organizations 65 The 1985-86 Centralian Staff has worked hard to produce what we feel to be one of the best yearbooks in the history of Central Wesleyan College. Under the direction of Reba Revels, editor, and with the guidance of Dr. Laura Vinson, copy advisor; Professor Elizabeth Kling, financial advisor; and a dedicated staff, this yearbook became a reali- ty- The year began on a positive note. The yearbook room was relocated to the basement of Folger Fine Arts Building. This was a major im- provement. The staff worked dili- gently to prepare the new space. The hard work has paid off. A new yearbook room has been estab- lished for future Centralian Staff use. Dr. Laura Vinson, Copy Advisor Professor Elizabeth Kling, Financial Advisor 66 Organizations Centralian Staff Organizations 67 68 Organizations Top left • Kim Bridenstine, Freshman Class Editor Top center Cindy Candelario, Sports and junior Class Editor Top right Joey Carter, College Activities Editor Bottom left Tawanna Causey, College Activities Editor I I Top right Jim Foster, Assis- tant Photographer Bottom left John Kartu. Head Photographer Bottom center Brenda Lilgc. Sophomore Class Editor and Yearbook Sales Bottom right Tracy Owen , Administration Faculty, and Staff Editor, and Advertising Organizations 69 . L Chamber Choir Left to right, first row: Juli Bray, Kelli Cochran, Stephen Foster, Denise Ferguson, Alan Brownell, Jonathan Chappell, Carla Rochester, Jan Davis, Ed Kirkpatrick, Cara Cochran — President, Kathy Goforth Second row: Lynette Tribble, Glynette Tribble, Susan Evatt, Liba Porter, Donnie Nix, Alan Seigler, Joey Carter, Monique Burgess — Secretary, Third row: Gary Mosley, Dean Hoyle, Stephen Storey — Treasurer, Eric Peters — Vice-President. Steve Pence, Tynette Phaup, Sandra Rowland, Jeff Thompson This group truly represents the quality of music education at Central Wesleyan College. The Chamber Choir is a select group of approxi- mately thirty singers who represent the college each year. This group has gained popularity throughout the Southeast because of its fine per- formances in the past years. Members of the choir practice between three and five hours each week to perform choral works from the fifteenth century to the present. Under the direction of Professor Jonathan Crutchfield, the choir pre- sented a spectacular Broadway revue for Home- coming in October, provided entertainment for the Christmas banquets and performed a major choral work, Vivaldi's Gloria, in December. On its annual spring tour in March, the choir repre- sented the college in choral performances in Washington D.C., Virginia, and North Carolina. 70 Organizations Professor Jonathan Crutchfield, Director. Impact A new sound was heard on campus this year and it wasn t only the sound of the new chimes. This was the new sound of Impact, the musical group that represents Central Wesleyan College throughout the Southeast singing at conferences, camps, churches, and the General Conference of The Wesleyan Church. Impact shares their testi- mony for the Lord and Central Wesleyan College through contemporary Christian music and their own personal testimonies The sound was a new sound, with several different types of musical instruments being represented. The use of these musical instruments presented a totally new con- cept for Impact in the way they presented their concerts. The talent of every member was highly displayed throjjgh their musical ability, and their dedication to the Lord was shown in their sing- ing. Seated left to right: Kathy Goforth, Tynette Phaup Standing: Alan Brownell Jonathan Chappell, Gary Mosley. Eric Peters, Doug Taylor Organizations 71 Music Club Kathy Goforth — Vice-President. Cara Cochran — President. c Alan Brownell — Secretary-Treasurer The Music Club was organized to enhance musical awareness in the college communi- ty. Open to anyone on campus, this club promotes fine arts events on our campus and on campuses of nearby colleges. A newsletter, Harmony, is published by the Music Club to report on musical events. Central Wesleyan College has a rich musi- cal heritage, and the Music Club is but one way we can take advantage of that heritage to better ourselves and our campus life. Left to right, first row Carla Rochester. Kelli Cochran, Denise Ferguson, Cara Cochran — President, Kathy Goforth — Vice-President Gary Mosley Second row Professor Jeamne Skinner — Sponsor, Masheila Smith, Lynette Tribble, Joey Carter, Eric Peters, Jonathan Chappell, Third row Tynette Phaup, Stephen Storey 72 Organizations Organizations 73 Left to right first row: Kim Delegatti, Carol Sinnamon — Advisor, Kelli Crawford, Joe Burns Second row Ken 5chenck, Henry Cavenaugh. Warrior Staff Men's Dorm Council Left lo right, first row Steve Cushion Allen Payne, Craig Thomas — Secretary-Treasurer. John Fralin — President, Steve Gentry — Vice President Micah Travis. Second row Ed Swank, Don Upton, Chris Przirembei, Jon Lewis, Todd Thompson, Scott Sylvester, Kenneth Schenck. The Men s Dorm Council consists of three offi- cers: President, Vice-President, and Secretary- Treasurer. There are also two representatives from every floor. The Men's Dorm Council has a three-fold purpose: first, to establish and regu- late policies governing the dorm life of resident men; second, to serve in the disciplinary hierar- chy of the college as charted in the student hand- book; and third, to voice the position of the resi- dent men in matters pertaining to their campus life. 74 Organizations Women's Dorm Council Left lo right, first row Sandra Richey. Debbie Phaup Treasurer Rhonda Thompson — President, Lisa Smith Jan Fisher — Secretary Angelyn Lively, Judy Huffman — Residence Director, Tina Hoogkamp Vice-President Second row Tawanna Causey. Tynette Phaup Benny Mcjunkin, Terri Harbert. Julie Harris Amy 5mith The Women s Dorm Council is the decision- making body of the women's dorm. They plan parties for the dorm and handle cases that are appealed by a resident in the dorm if such a case arises. The council is composed of the RA's, the floor representatives, two representatives from the freshman and sophomore classes, and three representatives from the junior and senior classes. Organizations Student Missions Felowship The Student Missions Fellowship promotes spiritual and missions awareness among the students of Central Wesleyan College. The organization is made up of students from all ma- jors who also work to support foreign and home missions. Left to right, first row Henry Cavenaugh Brenda Lilge. Ken Schenck. Lisa Craft Second row: Lillian Robbins Dr Hal Robbins, Micah Travis, Annie More, Jan Fisher. 76 The Baptist Student is a Christian organization supported by the South- ern Baptist Church. Its goal is to spread the news of Christ on and off campus. The organi- zation also endeavors to help members grow as Christians while in fel- lowship together. They strive to reach out to ev- eryone. Baptist Student Union Left to right, first row Cindy Ray Ken Cooke — President, Tracy Owens — Vice-President. Second row Kim Bridenstme, Cynthia King, Lynn Highsmith. Organizations Presidential Hosts And Hostesses The Presidential Hosts and Host- esses are selected each year to assist the president and his wife in host- ing official affairs sponsored by the college Each student selected must possess character, poise, maturity, academic achievement, and will- ingness to serve. Selection is con- sidered a special honor Appoint- ment is for a one year period with the possibility of reappointment. The Council for Exceptional Chil- dren is a service organization whose main concern is the welfare of handicapped children It also strives to educate people of the spe- cial needs of a handicapped person. Although there are many organiza- tions represented at Central Wesley- an College they do not stand alone. They work togeth- er as a unit under the division of the student govern- ment in order to integrate Faith Living, and Learn- ing into the lives of all students Left to right, fir t row Jan Fisher, Debbie Pkiup, Second row Stephen Storey John Fralin Todd Thompson Council For Exceptional Left lo right first tow Ruth Agner. Lisa Smith. Professor Winnie Williams, Advisor. Second row Tracy Lytle, Crystal Sylvester, Jan Fisher. Organizations 77 In Loving Memory Bryon Elliott Scipio July 10, 1963 — November 3, 1985 78 In Loving Memory Prof. Robert Drake December 26, 1929 — December 10, 1985 79 Who's Who In American Top Left Tawanna Suzette Causey, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Causey of Asheboro, North Carols na, is a Psychology major at CWC, Top Right: Kelli Lyn Crawford, daughter of Ms. Linda G. Lollis of Central South Carolina, is double majoring in Business Administration and English at CWC. Bottom Right Susan Marie Evatt, daughter of Ms. Martha Evatt of Central, South Carolina, is a Music Education major at CWC 80 Who's Who Colleges And Universities Who Who of American Colleges and Universities members are elected from members of the senior class. Top Deborah Lynn Holcombe, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Holcombe of Easley. South Carolina, is double majoring in Business Administration and Physical Education at CWC Bottom. Gary Lee Mosley, son of Mr and Mrs. Isaiah Mosley of Alabama, is a Church Music major at CWC Who's Who 8 Top Left Su an Carol Ramsay, daughter of Rev and Mrs James Ramsay, missionaries in South Africa, is a Psychology major at CWC Top Right: Stephen Allen Storey, son of Ms Vera Storey of Asheboro. North Carolina, is a Church Mu- sic major at CWC Bottom Right: Laura Ann Slrickling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Strickling of Beaufort, South Carolina, is an English Education major at CWC 82 Who's Who Todd Emerson Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Thompson of Thomasville, North Carolina, is a The- ology major at CWC. Christine Angela Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Odell W'alker of Ramseur. North Carolina, is a Busi- ness Administration major at CWC. Who's Who 83 Alumni Center Dr. Claude R Rickman, Director of the Alumni Asso- A new redwood deck is built surrounding one side and ciation, poses in his new office. the back of the Alumni Center. The Alumni Center is now com- plete and in operation The new fa- cility is located in the old Muliinax House next to Childs Hall on the Central Wesleyan College campus. The center is a real asset to the col- lege. Campus personnel, students, and alumni are excited about its new opening 84 Feature College Chaplains Two very important people on the Cen- tral Wesleyan campus are the chaplains These two men are our spiritual leaders. When any student or faculty needs spiri- tual guidance or a friend to talk with, these two men are there to give assis- tance. Dr. Virgil Mitchell plays a vital role in ministering to each student and each member of the college community. His main objective is to provide a Christian education in a Christian context de- signed to enable students to integrate Christian faith and learning Dr Mitch- ell serves as the weekday pastor to stu- dents, faculty and staff. Todd Thompson, our student chaplain, deals directly with students. He is in charge of Vespers, the prayer cell, and is the spearhead to each support group. Sometimes he must also preside over cer- tain Chapel services. Dt Mitchell is always willing lo talk to anyone who want hi� counseling Todd Thompson is the student chaplain, but still has time to be a (fiend Our college spiritual leaders work together to plan activities that will enhance our spiritual growth. Feature 85 T CUE 5TUDEF1TS Croup study helps students better understand computers. 86. Feature TURfl Dll COmPUTERS Dr. Robert Nash, Director of Computer Services, and Dr. Martin LaBar discuss new computer software. Dr Jim Schmutz prepares for BASIC class Central Wesleyan College has undergone many changes during the past ten, years and computers are playing a major role. It was only ten years ago that CWC leased data lines from AT T to connect computer terminals to the Clemson University IBM computer This Time Sharing Operation (TSO) al- lowed CWC to teach courses in language program- ming. Now, all that has changed. Emphasis on com- puter literacy involves learning to utilize software packages such as word processing, spread sheets, and data bases. The old TSO terminals, card read- ers, and card punches have been discarded. In their place are new microcomputers. The college now has six NCR PCs, two IBM PCs, four TANDY 1000 PCs, and 12 Apple lie's available for academic use. Some of these micros are distrib- uted over campus to be used in Computer Assisted Learning (CAL) environments. The music depart- ment, learning assistance lab, and English depart- ments all have software for use in some of their courses. Also many of the math and science courses utilize micros. It is the goal of CWC to strengthen the academic program with the use of computers as the institution moves into the Information Age of society. The administrative functions of the college have been computerized with software from mini com- puter systems and Digidyne mini computer. The system is configured with 160 MB of secondary storage for data files. This is accomplished with two CDC 80 MB disk drives. The processing of student data starts with prospective students and Admis- sions. The data is transferred to the Registrar's Of- fice and Business Office for processing. Once a student graduates, data is maintained in the Alumni files. The system generates valuable reports and greatly aids the college in processing administrative data at a faster rate. With the new administrative mini computer to pro- cess administrative functions and the new micro computers in the academic computer laboratory CWC will be able to offer students the resources for advancement into the world of computers. i Feature 87 Carillons Many students were surprised when classes began in the fall A new sound was heard on the hour every hour from 8:00 a.m until 6:00 p.m. This new sound was the pleas- ing sound of the carillon from the roof of the library. The Schulmerich Carillon consists of a control cabinet with four dif- ferent modules, each performing a separate function and each set up to play automatically by means of a computer control system capable of storing up to 682 time settings within a seven-day week. The pro- grammer is equipped with a built- in rechargeable battery that pro- vides back-up power, in case of power failure. The carillon is set by President John Newby. The carillon was donated to the col- lege by Ken and Rachel Dickens and their daughter Mary Faith, all of whom are alumni of Central Wesleyan College. This carillon will serve not only the college but the entire college community as W011 Kathleen Tegen demonstrates the new carillon that is housed in the college library. 88 Feature This is a rooftop view of the carillon speakers on the Library . . Wesleyan Evangelistic Ministries WEM is a complementary ministry and training center affiliated with the Division of Religion WEM is a subsidiary of Central Wesleyan College. Rev. W.M. Phillippe, Jr., Director, and Dr Kenneth Foutz work together to provide training for students preparing for Chris- tian ministry. The purpose of WEM is evangel- ism. WEM was founded to meet the great need of our churches, pastors, students, and other people to have a program of soul winning and evan- gelism. It was also designed for those lay people who want to be- come involved in soul winning, church growth, discipleship, home Bible study, church planning and organizational planning. WEM offers resource materials and personnel appropriate to needs. They offer services as planners, consultants and seminar leaders. Lenora Rosenbergcr is Rev Phillippe's dedicated secretary. Rev. Phillippe and Dr. Foutz discuss Christian ministry. Feature 89 90 CLASS OF 86 Class Officers Front row left to right: Suzan Ramsay Secretary Kelli Crawford Off-campus representative Roxanna Poovey President Back row left to right: Chris Counts On-campus representative Rhonda Thompson Treasurer Not Pictured: Susan Evatt Vice-President 91 Clifford Adams Biology Medical Technology CWC 3, 4; Harambee 3; Warrior 4. Humphrey Ugochukwa Aneke Accounting 'Business Administration CWC 2, 3, 4; Soccer; Harambee; Intramural Athletics; International Student Project. Christal Lynne Beckom Business Administration CWC 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Representative 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Warrior 4. Sharon Laverne Blassingame Business Administration Accounting CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Harambee 1, 2; Gospel Choir 2; Cheerleader 2. Georgia Brown Business Administration CWC 3, 4 Barry Thomas Capell Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Centralian Advertising Manager 4. 92 Seniors Marsha Laverne Carson Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4. Tawanna Suzette Causey Psychology CWC 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 3, 4; Rotaract Vice-President — 2, President — 3; Centralian 3, 4; Resident Assistant 4; Intramural Athletics 2, 3, 4; Chairman Homecoming Committee 4. Rodney Wayne Clark Biology Chemistry CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Choir; Collegians; Centralian; Warrior; CSO; Lab Assistant. Anita Cara Cochran Music Education Church Music CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Choir 1, 2, 3, President — 4; Music Club Vice- President — 3, President — 3, 4; Broadway Production 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Harmony Editor — 3, 4; SEC. Roosevelt Coleman Business Administration CWC 3, 4. Kenneth Charles Cooke Secondary Education (Math) CWC 3, 4; Centralian; BSU; Cheerleader; Soccer; Dorm Council. Seniors 93 Theresa Herd Cooper Elementary Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4. Christopher C. Counts Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA Class Officer 4. Kelli Lynn Crawford Business Administration English CWC 1, 2, 3. 4; SGA Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Chi Honor Honor Society; Warrior 4; Homecoming Court 2. Kimberly Hughes Delegatti English Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Warrior 4. Andrew Mark Dutschke Business Administration Accounting CWC 3, 4. Susan Elizabeth Eddins Business Administration Accounting CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball; Softball; Intramural Athletics. 94 Seniors Rhonda Rene Edgar Early Childhood Elementary Education CWC 3, 4. Susan Marie Evatt Music Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; CSO 1. 3; Collegians 1; Christmas Dinner Reception Committee 3; Centralian 2, Music Club 2, 3, 4; SGA Class Officer 4; Library Committee 4; Cultural Emphasis Committee 4, Cultural Affairs Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4. James Irby Foster Business Administration CWC 4; Centralian Photographer 4. John David Fralin Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council President 3, 4; Intramural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Presidential Host 3, 4. Steven Herbert Gentry Accounting Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorm Council Sec. Tres. — 2, Vice-President 3, 4; CSO 3, 4; SGA Treasurer 4. Margaret La-Shella Griffin Special Education Psychology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Harambee 1, 2, 3, 4; Gospel Choir; SGA Class Officer 2; Resident Assistant; Spring Production 3; CEC; Cheerleader. Seniors 95 Gary John Grogan Religion Bible CWC 3, 4. Larry Lee Groves Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4 Martha Joy Harvey Elementary Education 'Math CWC 1, 2, 3, 4, Collegians 2, 3. 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 3, 4, 5. Lisa Gaye Hoffman P.E. History CWC 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4, Volleyball Scorekeeper 4 Deborah Lynn Holcombe Business Administration Physical Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Miss CWC 4; Intramural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Bruce Hopper Religion Theology CWC 3, 4; CSO; Baseball 4. 96 Seniors Donald E. Howard, Jr. Psychology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Athletics. Judy S. Johnson English Education CWC 2, 3, 4; Warrior Feature Editor 4. Dea Ho Jung Business Administration CWC 3, 4. John T. Karns Accounting Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Centralian Photographer 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2. Curtis Lee, Jr. Theology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4, CSO 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Dorm Council 2, 3; Resident Assistant 3; Intramural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Director 4; Assistant Bookstore Manager 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 3. Sherri Lee Lingefelt Religion Bible CWC 3, 4. Seniors 97 Angelyn Malone Lively English Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; SMF 1, 2. Vice-President 1; Cheerleader 1, Captain 2, 3; Dorm Council 4; Intramural Athletics; Concert Choir 1. Karen Evatt Lusk Accounting Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Brezeale Mann Psychology CWC 2, 3, 4. Guinevere Michelle McCall Psychology CWC 3, 4, Harambee; Homecoming Representative 4. Harold Donald McKinley, Jr. Bible CWC 3, 4. Deborah Anne Miller Math Accounting CWC 1, 2, 3, 4. 98 Seniors ■ Margaret Ann Moore Christian Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; CSO 1, 2, 3, 4, SMF 3, 4; Warrior Reporter Writer 4. Gary Lee Mosley Church Music CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Collegians; Director of Impact; SGA Vice- President; Chamber Choir Vice-President; Music Club President; Intramural Athletics; Broadway Production; Southern Patchwork; Play Production 3. James D. Mullins Religion Bible CWC 4. Darlynda Lee Neyman Early Childhood Eiementary Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; CSO 1; Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Athletic Committee 2, 3; Intramural Athletics; Homecoming Court 1. Donnie Ray Nix Church Music CWC 3, 4; Impact 3; Chamber Choir 3, 4. Tammy Renee Pace English CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, Chamber Choir 1; SGA Class Officer 2, Homecoming Court 2; Centralian 2; Homecoming Committee 4. Seniors 99 Alan Lee Phillips Psychology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4 Linda Roxanna Poovey Early Childhood Elementary Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA Class Treasurer 2, 3, President 4; Resident Assistant 3, Homecoming Court 3. Katherine Elizabeth Powell Mathmatics CWC 3, 4; CSO 3; BSU 3, 4; Warrior 4. Christian Faust Przirembel Biology CWC 1, 2. 3, 4 Suzan Carol Ramsay Psychology CWC 3, 4; CSO 3, 4; SGA Class Officer 4; SGA Secretary 4, International Students Organizations 4 Reba Jean Revels Accounting Business Administration CWC 3, 4; Centralian Advertising Manager 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. 100 Seniors Rebecca E. Richardson Accounting Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Choir; Collegians; Homecoming Court 1; Concert Choir. Sandra Christine Richey Christian Education CWC 3, 4; Resident Assistant; Dorm Council. Steven Jesse Riggs Business Administration CWC 4. Tracy Denise Robinson Psychology CWC 1, 2, 3. 4. Carl LaVante Ross English Education CWC 3, 4; CEC. Lee Marie Serralta Psychology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Athletics. Seniors 101 Shonna Lee Shewalter Nursing CWC I, 2, 3, 4; Math- Science Club. Lisa Ann Smith Special Education CWC 3, 4; Centralian Business Manager 3; SEA; CEC President 4; Dorm Council. Masheila Nell Smith Music Education CWC 3, 4; Chamber Choir Music Club; Broadway Review 3. 4, Richard Brian Stancil Secondary Eduation (Math) CWC 3,4. Donny Ray Stevenson Business Administration CWC 3, 4; Chamber Choir 3; Music Club 3; Centralian Asst. Editor 4. Stephen Allen Storey Church Music CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Collegians L, 2; Impact 3; Chamber Choir 1,2, 3 Treasurer 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Music Club 2 — Treasurer, 3, 4; Presidential Host 2, 3, 4; 5GA Class Officer 3; Dorm Council 1; Usher — Graduation 3. 102 Seniors Laura Ann Strickling English Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Collegians 1, 2, 3; Warrior 4; CSO 3, 4; Dorm Council 2; Alpha Chi 4, Academic Committee; Library Committee; Chamber Choir; Spring Play. Edward Stephen Swank Psychology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; CSO 1; Dorm Council 3, 4; Warrior 4; Intramural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Rotaract 4; Math- Science Club 1, 2; Resident Assistant 2; Photography Club. David Elwin Swisher Psychology CWC 3, 4. Rhonda Sue Thompson Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA Class Officer 4; Rotaract; Dorm Council — President; Alpha Chi Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 1, 3, 4. Todd Emerson Thompson Theology CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; CSO; Collegians; Religious Life Committee; SGA; Student Affairs Committee; Student Chaplain. Christine Angela Walker Business Administration CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2; Chamber Choir 1, 2, 3; Collegians 2; Music Club 3; 5MF 3; SGA Class Officer 2, President — 3; Centralian 3; SGA President 4; Homecoming Court 4. Seniors 103 Tammy Annette Winchester Physical Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Softball X, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Athletics; Broadway Musical; Scorekeeper Baseball 4. Robert Edward Woods Physical Education CWC 1, 2, 3, 4. 104 Seniors Rhonda, Christie, and Tracy enjoy a chat before class. I need four hands! Could someone help me? Senior Candids 105 Isn't that funny1 Huh? It's Alien Payne's shower time! 106 CLASS OF '87 Class Officers Front row left to right: Lisa Jones Secretary Tracy Douglas Treasurer Pamela Edgar Vice-President Jan Davis President Back row left to right: Ken Schenck On-campus Representative Deanna Dorsey Off-campus Representative 107 T Mildred A. Alley Bruce E. Anders James W. Brown Monique Burgess Cindy Candelario Kevin P Carter Louis M. Carver 108 Lisa Jones loves to relax in the stands. Benny, what are you doing? Tracy D. Douglas Pamela L. Edgar Letha L. Ellenburg Jeff A, Castillo Ronald A. Cheney Randall W. Clay Franklin D. Cooper David R. Cox Jan Davis Deanna G. Dorsey Juniors 109 Melinda J. Elrod Brenda D. Ferguson Carolyn J. Fisher Michael E. Galloway Scotty D. Gulledge Alethea M Gurley Lori Harden Terri L. Harbert Betty L. Highsmith Michelle R. Hollie 110 Juniors Donald E. Johnson Lisa A. Jones Scott Key Howell S Kifer Jonathan W. Lewis Adam L Littleton lake my blood' Ann L Massey Robert B. Mcjunkin Phyllis S. Nalley Rachelle Paul Juniors 111 A------ V Allen E Payne Vanessa J Robinson Jeff D Rosenberger Sharon L. Ross Kenneth L Sehenck William D. Sherfield Allan B Smith Amy A. Smith How about a kiss, baby? 112 Juniors _________________________________________________________________________________________________ - - 1 _____ - -- -___ — _ _______________________________________________ jo . at you l ping or Oudymg? Scott L Sylvester Sharon J Teagu David C Thomas Jeff L. Thompson Micah A Travis Donald M Upton John YV Vess Priscilla Ward James D Waters, Jr Dennis C Watkins Dorita C Wheeler Sheila R. Wright Juniors 113 CLASS OF '88 Class Officers Row 1: Carol Cowan Representative Row 2: Kathy Goforth President Shari Ramsay Vice President Row 3: Debbie Phaup Vice President Susan Looper Representative Row 4: Tina Hoogkamp Treasurer 115 116 Sophomores Matthew Bielecki Stacey Bodenhorn Kelly Brock Nell Brooks Lisa Bryant Harriet Byars Joey Carter Anthony Casey Steve Cashion Henry Cavenaugh Jonathan Chappell Mark Coleman Thaxton Coleman Kelley Cooper Pat Corn Carol Cowan Lisa Craft Andrea Erbe Stephen Foster Lisa Foutz Rhonda Galbreath Kathy Goforth Brad Goodrich Sophomores 117 Debbie Hamilton Mike Hood Tina Hoogkamp Jill Jennings Brenda Lilge Cindy Looper Susan Looper Terry Montgomery Connie Pace Joy Paine 118 Sophomores k._________________ SonJrj Rowland Bruce Scdich Paige Sentell Robin Scott Sophomores 119 I i 120 'The line starts here. Just playing around. ' 'Can't wait to get to class. At the game Billy Burditt has a bird's eye view. CLASS OF '89 Class Officers From row left to right: Tynette Phaup Secretary Juli Bray Treasurer Karla Pilgrim Representative Back row left to right: Peter Dongell Vice-President Billy Burditt President Kevin White Representative 121 Ruth Agner Joel Aiken Sherry Archie Kimberly Baldwin Benita Baskins Yolanda Blassingame Jamie Boggs Scott Boggs Michael Bounds Lica Bradley Juli Bray Kim Bridenstine Barry Brown William Burditt Luther Byers Robert Camp Mitch Campbell Danny Carter Donald Chappell Rhonda Christopher 122 Freshmen Kelli Cochran Robert Dacus James Davis Roosevelt Dixon Peter Dongell Millctte Drakeford Helen Fleu Chevee Griffin Freshmen 123 Delsie Gunter Darren Hanley Thomas Highsmith Angela Hill Brian Matherlee and Juli Bray race to the mail box to get air mail. Gregory Howell Larry Hoyle Patrick Hunter Ronnie Johns Robert Johnson Aaron Johnson Cynthia King Donald Klein 124 Freshmen _ Anthony LeCroy Tanya Leach David Lee Richard Lee Souraphone Lengsavat Isaac Lewis Tracy Lytle Mack Marett David Martin Brian Matherlee Rodney McCall Donald McClellan Daniel McClendon Walter McCray Melissa Moore Jamie Moore jay Mullinax Kenneth Nicholson Carolyn Owen Tracy Owens Freshmen 125 11 Mmm-mmm. we had a good lunch today!'' Melissa Patterson Steven Pence Tynette Phaup Patricia Phillips Karla Pilgrim Laura Poovey Mary Porter Chris Potter Tina Proctor Amy Rauschenbach Cindy Ray Shawn Ressler 126 Freshmen Brian Sams Chris Shelton Reginald Sitton Lynn Strother Crystal Sylvester Susan Teague Lynette VanSlooten Ertha Walters Kevin White George Whitmire Brian Williams Pamela Weight fr I 1 was born to smile! All in a day's work Administration Faculty Staff President John M. A.B., LaVerne College M.S., Unviersity of Southern Cal. Ph D., Michigan State Newby Virgil A. Mitchell Stephen Calhoon Donald D. Wood Mike Ennis Assistant to the President Dean of the College Dean of the Students Director of Public Relations Elmer Drury Executive Director of Institutional Advancement Jack Stancil Business Manager Claude R. Rickman Director of Alumni Assoc 129 Division Chairs Gloria ]. Bell Division of Humanities Thomas E, Jennings Division of Social Science Kenneth R. Foutz Division of Religion Martin LaBar Division of Science Faculty Barbara B. Bross James B. Bross Keith Connor Jonathan Crutchfield 130 Admin Fac Staff Admin Fac Staff 131 Thomas W. Shaver Carol Sinnamon Waller B. Sinnamon Jeanine Skinner Laura N. Vinson Winnin V William . P ii 11 R Louis P. Towles Not Pictured: Howard E. Allen Jimmy J. Kimble Sally S. Wood 132 Admin Fac Staff Adjunct Faculty Oleta Freeze William Phillippe Leonard Brank James Wiggins Not Pictured. Business Deborah Clever Guy Everson Pickens Lindsay James Mahony Sam Odum Charles Tegen Education Mary Baker Brenda Beaty Bill Dilling Pam Jones Mary McDaniel Connie Ryan Humanities Bill Campbell Gregory Day Carolyn Ellis Alan Reed Nancy Stone Science Joyce Nicholas Doris Arthur Secretary to Institutional Advancement Staff Marty Atcheson Accounts Officer Vicky Hayes Cashier Frances Buel Acquisition Assist. Library Sandra Catron Secretary to Academic Dean Ann Gillespie Office Coordinator. Institutional Adv. Karen Ennis Data Clerk — Library Ada Poole Secretary to Registrar Debbie Hamilton Secretary to Financial Aid Billie Faye Harvey Secretary to Alumni Judy Huffman Residence Director. Stuart- Bennet Rebecca Newby Secretary to Institutional Adv. Lillian Robbins Director of Admissions Lenora Rosenburger Secretary to WEM Kathleen Tegen Secretary to Library Mary Thomas Secretary to Business Manager E.B. Thomas Director of Physical Plant April Kennedy Secretary to Admissions Nell Coffey Manager of Admissions Computer Program Pamela Crawford Switchboard Operator 134 Admin Fac Staff Sally Drake Secretary to Secretarial Pool Nancy Retzlaff Accounting Clerk Ruth Argo Library Carol Watson Student Recruiter Maintenance And Cafeteria Margaret Brank Cafeteria Manager James Davis Kitchen Helper Marie Davis Kitchen Helper Nellie Gantt Kitchen Helper Ethel Garvin Head Cook William Garvin Head Cook Kathryn Harris Kitchen Helper Lola Roach Kitchen Helper Not Pictured: Staff Maintenance Lou Ann Calhoon Anita Culbertson Bob Harvey Harriet White Katie Gentry Jeraldine Norman Wayne Stancil Tommy McCall Ed Malone Admin Fac Staff 135 Faculty Directory Gloria Bell A B ., Central Wesleyan College M.A.. University of North Carolina PH D,, University of Colorado Barbara Bross A B , Central Wesleyan College MM, Converse College James Bross A. B., Central Wesleyan College M.A., University of Illinois PH.D , University of Iowa Keith Connor B. S., High Point College M A T., University of North Carolina Ed.D , Unviversity of Georgia Jonathan Crutchfield A.B.. Central Wesleyan College M.M , Florida State College Herbert Dongell A B , Houghton College M A, Lehigh University M.A., Temple Th D , Trinity Theological Sem. Marling Elliot A. B . Marion College M Rel , Marion College M.Div., McCormick College Th M , Columbia Theological Sem D.Min., Columbia Theological Sem. Martha Evatt B. A., Furman University B.S., University of North Carolina Kenneth Foutz A.B, Central Wesleyan College M Div. Asbury Theological Sem. M A Presbyterian School of Christian Edu- cation D Min Emory University Rachel Gulledge B A., Central Wesleyan College Charles Hood A S., Montreat-Anderson College BA, Gordon College M.S., University of Tennessee PH D Georgia State University Thomas Jennings A. B , Asbury College M Ed . University of North Carolina Ed.D . University of North Carolina Elizabeth Kling B. S., Auburn University M A, Clemson University Curtis Morgan B A., Central Wesleyan College M A , Clemson University Martin LaBar B A,, Wisconsin State University M S , University of Wisconsin Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Robert Nash A.B , Central Wesleyan College M S., Clemson University Ph.D.. Clemson University Claude Rickman A B . Central Wesleyan College M Ed., Clemson University Ed.D. University of Georgia Hal Robbins A.B , Marion College M A,, Longwood College Ed.D., University of Virginia Davida Sabine A.A.. Mount Vernon Nazarene Coll. B A , Olivet Nazarene College M L.S., Louisana State University James Schmutz A S., Kansas City College BA, Kansas Wesleyan College M S., Middlebury College Ph.D , Penn. State University Thornes Shaver B B.A., University of Georgia M Ed., University of Georgia Carol Sinnamon B A.. Central Wesleyan College M Ed., Clemson University Walter Sinnamon 6.S., Houghton College Ph.D , Clemson University Jeanine Skinner A A,. Anderson College B.M., Furman University M M Florida State University Louis Towles B.S., College of Charleston M.A., University of South Carolina Ph.D., University of South Carolina Laura Vinson A B , Newberry College M Ed., University of South Carolina Ph.D., University of South Carolina Winnie Williams BA. Mississippi College M.R.E., New Orleans Theological Sem M Ed., Clemson University Paul Wood A B . Guilford College M.A., University of North Carolina Ph D . University of North Carolina Sally Wood A B , Georgia State University Developmental Education Specialist Certifi- cate Applachian State University 136 ADVERTISEMENTS HELP SUPPORT CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGES YEARBOOK CENTRAL FLORIST AND GIFTS LOO Bank Street • Central, SC 29630 Faye Herd, Owner Phones: Bus. 639-6510 Home 639-2513 WE PROUDLY SUPPORT CWC'S CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 137 District Superintendent Dale L. Reynolds Assistant Superintendent Ray Powers Secretary Julian Howard Treasurer Edward Arrington Headquarters In Roanoke, VA (P.O. Box 7165, 24019) SGA Proudly Supports The Centralian 138 Advertising From The President And The Cabinet Dean Of President Dean Of College John M. Newby Students Stephen W. Calhoon, Jr. Don Woods Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Executive Director Of Institutional Advancement Elmer Drury Director Of Planning James B. 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Dixon Wood Darvin B. Camp Fred W. Hill Melvin L. Gentry Marlin Mull Bernard H. Phaup Advertising l53 Compliments Of: FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 1102 Church Street Forrest City, North Carolina 28043 Pastor: Rev. Paul C. Mullinax Route 4, Box 32 Forrest City, NC Phone: Home (704) 245-4425 Office (704) 245-5460 Wesley Brown Jay Mullinax 15 Advertising PATRONS' ADS Curtis L. and Doris P. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Marty Atcheson Mr. and Mrs. Guy T. Capell Asheville Wesleyan Church Stanley L. and Pamela R. Crawford Bryon and Anita P. Culbertson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy J. Kimble Dr. and Mrs. Leo Kling, III Thomas Price Kling Dr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. John Newby William F. and Frances H. Revels Davida M. Sabine Donny P. and Linda A. Stevenson Miss Carol Watson Dr. and Mrs. Don Wood Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wood Advertising's STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Counts. Christopher 718 Graymount Ave Columbia, SC 29205 Holliday, Rocky Rt 4 Box 320 Central, SC 29630 Ancke, Humphrey V. Box 108 CWC Central, SC 29630 Crawford, Kelli L. Rt 2 Box 320 Central, SC 29630 Hopper, Donald B, PO Box 714 Central, SC 29630 Bcckom, Christjl L. PO Box 535 Iva, SC 29655 Curtiss, April R 145 Gem lake Drive Maitland, FL 32751 Howard, Donald E. Rt 8 Box 183 Easley, SC 29640 Berry. Barbara A, PO Box 14 5 Norris. SC 29667 Davis, Tommy E. Rt 3 Box 22c Liberty, SC 29657 Hudson, Donna L Box 2304 Hephzibah Macon. CA 31203 Blackwell, )ohn L Box 385 Central SC 29630 Dclegatti, Kimberly H Rt 6 White Oak Mobile Easley, SC 29640 Johnson, Judy S. Rt 4 Box 109 Easley, SC 29640 Blassingamc. Sharon L 1102 Bruce Hill Ct Seneca, SC 29678 Dulsrhkc, Andrew M. 717 Loblolly Drive Anderson, SC 29621 Jung, Dcaho D. 664-17 Kyo-Dong Seoul, Korea 210-20 Bright, Kirk W. PO Box 133 Central, SC 29630 Eddins, Susan E. 219 Daniel Dr Easley. SC 29640 Karns, John T. PO Box 104 Central, SC 29630 Brown. Barney L 3 Curtis St Anderson SC 29624 Edgar. Rhonda R. Rt 8 Box 110 Easley, SC 29640 Kelley, Robert E. 411 Caughlin Ave Anderson, SC 29621 Brown, Georgia PO Box 2o4 Pickens, SC 29671 Ellison, George A. Rt I Box 112-5 Six Mile, SC 29682 Kirkpatrick, William E. PO Box 516 Iva, SC 29655 Burgess, Cynthia M. 219 Sylvia Rd Easley. SC 29640 Evatt, Susan M. PO Box 64 Central. SC 29630 Koon, Randy G. Rt 4 Box 484-A Pickens, SC 29671 Burton, Richard A. 600 Ferry St Anderson. SC 29624 Foster, James L, III PO Box 32 Liberty. SC 29657 Kyzer, Clarke E. 25 Pelham Rd Greenville, SC 29615 Bulner, Rilhyia C. 205 Stone Ave. Easley, SC 29640 Fowler, Robert G., Jr. 225 E Pearl St Spartanburg, SC 29303 Lack. Lisa 220 Brown Rd Anderson, SC 29621 Byrd, Michael D Rt 4 Box 325 Central, SC 29630 Frjlin, John D. PO Box 5037 Roanoke. VA 24012 Lake, Vickie D. 201 A Forest Hills Apts Clemson. SC 29631 Callihan. Dons E. 601 Anderson Drive Liberty SC 29657 Gentry, Steven H. Rt 1 Box 356 Seneca, SC 29678 Lee, Curtis, Jr. 682 Anderson Dr. Deltona, FL 32725 Capell, Barry T. 202 East 3rd Avenue Easley, SC 29640 Griffin, Margaret L PO Box 1362 Greenville. Sc 29oQ2 Lingefelt, Sherri L. PO Box 694 Seneca, SC 29678 Carson, Marsha L 2009 Richmond Ave Anderson, SC 29624 Grogan, Gary J. 103 Lindsay Road Seneca, SC 29678 Lively, Angclvn M. PO Box 1489 Guaynabo PR 00657 Causey, Tawanna 5. Rt 2 Box 256-N Asheboro NC 27203 Groves, Larry L Rt 6 Johnson St Anderson. SC 29624 Lusk, Karen E, Rt 1 Box 161 Seneca, SC 29678 Clardy, Joan R 102 Lakeview Dr Liberty, SC 29657 Hall, Barbara B. 1008 Kings Road Anderson, SC 29621 Mann, Nancy B. Rt 2 Box 629K Travelers Rest. SC 29690 Clark, Rodney W. 4004 Lochinvar Ln Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Harvey, Martha J. Rt 1 Box 126 Central. SC 29630 McCall, Guinevere M, PO Box 434 Central, SC 29630 Cochran, Anita C. Rt 1 Box 172 Six Mile, SC 29682 Hester, Bryan D. PO Box 776 Central, SC 29630 McGaha, Kathy J. Rt. 2 Box 136 Honea Path, SC 29654 Coleman, Roosevelt Rt 1 Box 333 Pendleton. SC 29670 Hoffman, Lisa G. Rt 4 Box 656 Lincolton, NC 28092 McKinley, Harold D„ Jr. PO Box 1615 Anderson. SC 29622 Cooke, Kenneth C. Box 203 Tigervilie, SC 29688 Holcombe, Deborah L. Rt 7 Box 200 Easley, SC 29640 Miller, Deborah A. 99 Walnut Dr Pickens, SC 29671 Cooper, Theresa H, PO Box 162 Central, SC 29630 Holland, Danny A. 1004 E South 6th St Seneca, SC 29678 Moore, Margaret A. 2780 Hill brook Dr SW Roanoke, VA 24018 156 Student Directory Morrison, Michael L Rt. 1 Box 155 Seneca. SC 29678 Mosley, Gary L. Rt 1 Box 155 Seneca, SC 29678 Mosley. Gary L Box 136 CWC Central. SC 29630 Mullins, James D. Rt 4 Easley, SC 29640 Murphy, Gary L. 413 Spring Park Dr Anderson, SC 29621 Myers, Cynthia S. PO Box 901 Hartwell GA 30643 Nance, Debbie L. Rt 3 Box 727 Trimly, NC 27370 Neyman, Darlynda L Box 2304 Macon, GA 31203 Nicholson. Gina D. Ri 4 Seneca, SC 29678 Nix, Donnie R Rt 6 Box 504 Seneca. SC 29678 Ogbucze, Sylvester M Box 273 CWC Central. SC 29630 Richardson, Linda P 8 C Camelia Cl Apts Anderson. SC 29621 Richardson, Mary E. 2480-32 Davis Creek Rd Seneca, SC 29678 Richey. Sandra C. Box 38 La France. SC 29656 Riggs, Steve 22 Anchorage Kcowee Key Salem. SC 29676 Roberts, Johnny C. 501 Azalea Dr Anderson. SC 29621 Robinson, Tracy D 22 Stuart Dr Easley. SC 29640 Rochester, Leslie D PO Box 192 Walhalla SC 29691 Ross, Carl L. Rt 5 Box 191 S Seneca SC 29678 Schullz. Robert C. 104 Woodficld Ave Fountain Inn SC 29644 Scrralla, Lee M. Route 4 Box 91 Camden SC 29020 Shewalter, Shonna L Rt 4 Box 344 Chesnee. SC 29323 Thompson, Todd F Route 2 Box 372 Thomasville, NC 27360 Thompson, Sheila M Box 53 Cedarwood Apt Clemson, SC 29631 Walker, Terry A. 348 Winston St Pendleton. SC 29670 Walker, Christine A. Rt 2 Box 386 Ramseur. NC 27316 Watson. Scott W Rt 2 Box 1500 Pickens, SC 29671 Watson, Samuel J 310-B Calhoun St Ext Clemson SC 29631 Welborn, Amy S. PO Box 343 Pickens, SC 29671 Wilcox, Leslie M 210 Bypass 225 Greenwood, SC 2964o Winchester. Tammy A. 210 S Second St Easley. SC 29640 Woods, Robert L 218 Lindsay Rd Seneca. SC 29678 Woods, Joe A. Mt Trace Apt 53 Seneca SC 29678 Oliver, Gregory C. Rt 4 Box 286 Seneca. SC 29678 Smith. Masheila N. HC 73 Box 9 Westminster. SC 29693 Pace, Tammy R Rt. 8 Alberta Ave Spartanburg, SC 29303 Smith, Lisa A. 103 Woodhaven Circle Greeneville, TN 37743 Patterson, Jenny H. 105 Sheila Dr Liberty.SC 29657 Soscbec, Susan C. 3208 Allen Ave Anderson. SC 29624 Payne, Mark A. PO Box 475 Norris, SC 29667 Spray, Rebecca S. 302 Monaco Circle Clemson. SC 29631 Peyton, Ethelyn C. 10-C Daniel Dr Clemson SC 29631 Stancil, Richard B 104 Evergreen Dr Clemson. SC 29631 Phillips, Alan L. PO Box 1504 Anderson, SC 29621 Stancil, Peggy G. 104 Blakley St Westminster. SC 29693 Poovey, Linda R. Rt 6 Box 550 Lincolnton. NC 28092 Stevenson. Donny R PO Box 801 Clemson, SC 29631 Powell, Katherine E. 104 N Prevost St. Anderson. SC 29621 Storey, Stephen A. Rt 7 Box 559 Asheboro, NC 27203 Powell, Thomas G. Rt 11 Box 91 Easley, SC 29640 Strickling, Laura A. PO Box 1514 Beaufort, SC 29901 Przirembel, Christian F 316 Wellington Way Central. SC 29630 Swank, Edward S. Box 2304 Macon, GA 31203 Ramsay, Susan C. Box 313 CWC Central. SC 29630 Swisher, David E. Rt 1 Box 155 Central. SC 29630 Revels, Reba J. 110 Pearson Rd Easley, SC 29640 Thompson. William G. Rt 2 Box 17-A Central, SC 29630 Richardson, Rebecca L 216 Third St Carrollton, KY 41008 Thompson, Rhonda S. Rt 6 Box 511 Albemarle, NC 28001 . Wylie, James T. 209 Ridgecrest Dr Easley. bC 29640 Yonczawa, Saloshi PO Box 171 CWC Central, SC 29630 JUNIORS Adams, Clifford A. Rt 1 Box 165 Simpsonville. SC 29681 Alexander, Robin M. PO Box 172 Six Mile SC 29682 Allgood. Nancy G. 301 Maple Ave Seneca SC 29678 Anders, Bruce F. Route 1 Pickens. SC 29671 Baker, Donald F., Jr. 8130 Deer Branch Road Roanoke. VA 24019 Brown, Darrell J., Jr. 307-B Hill St Anderson, SC 29624 Burns, William J Box 385 CWC Central. SC 29630 Burris, Susan 513 Chetsay Dr Florence. SC 29501 Candclario, Cynthia Salvia 1968 San Ramon Guaynabo PR 00657 Carver, Louis M. P O Box 84 West Union, SC 29o96 Student Directory 157 Catillo, Jeffrey A. Villas Del Mar Ocsto Apt Isla Verde. PR 00913 Chandler Johnny A Ri I Bov 2 2 Easley, SC 29©40 Cheney, Ronald A RK 1 Oshkosh. NE 69154 Cooper, Franklin I) 108 Rock wood Drive Seneca SC 29 7H Coy, Terry A. Rt 1 Box 776 Pclaer. SC 29©©9 Davis, Jan 731 Blackboitom Road Liberty SC 29657 Dorses, Deanna C. 4 Willard St Liberty SC 29©57 Douglas, T racy D. 45 Chestnut St Siarte , SC 29377 Dove, Christopher T 30c? Maria Drive Anderson, SC 29©21 Du Bose. Debra L. Rt 1 Walhalla SC 29691 DuPrcc Robert F. Rt 4 Bos 205 Central, SC 29©30 Edgar, Pamela L 109 Gracie St Seneca. SC 29678 f'llcnhurg Letha L Rt 1 Box 213 A Westminster, SC 29693 Elrod. Melinda | PO Box 2c?l Pickens. SC 29671 Endcnc, Jacques M G-2 Robin Hill Apts Clemson. SC 29631 Ferguson Brenda D. 105 Longview Ton Dt Easley. SC 29640 Fisher, Carolyn j 8713 Redman St Springfield. VA 22153 Galloway, Michael E. Rt 4 Box 92 Central, SC 29©30 Gilbert, Sharon A. Rt 6 Bov 352 Seneca, SC 29678 Gillespie, Patricia A. Rt 2 Box 1490 Pickens, SC 29671 Gullcdge, Scotty D PO Box 434 CWC Central, SC 29630 Gurley, Alcthea M 218 Sylvane Rd. Greenwood. SC 29646 Hamilton, Leva K PO Box 574 Central, SC 29630 Harden, Lorio E. Rt I Box 319 Seneca. SC 29678 158 Student Directory U.-C H icks, Genes a Bov 245 CWC Central, SC 29o30 Highsmith. Betty L Route 2 Westminster, SC 29693 Hollic, Michelle R 1105 Lola Avc Altavista. VA 24517 Johnson, Donald E. Rt 6 Box 277C Spartanburg SC 2Q303 Jones, l isa A 4184 Kivett Dr Jamestown NC 27282 Key, Wilbur A. Rt. 1 Box 221 Fountain Inn. SC 29o44 Key, Francis S. Rt 1 Ficldtrrst Subdiv Cential SC 29c 30 kifer, Howell f PO Bov 786 Cential SC 29630 Singleton, Richard S. Rt 2 Foxfire Central. SC 29©30 Smith, Alan B 24 Flora Ave Greenville. SC 2°oll Smith, Amy A. Rt 1 Box 192 Pickens, SC 29671 Styles, Edna k. 101 Foxhall Ct Easley. SC 29640 Swords, Anthony W. PO Box E Six Mile. SC 29682 Sylvester, Scott L. 1701 W Euclid Ave Deland, Ft 32720 Teague, Sharon J. 1318 Hillbiook Dr Ashcboto, NC 27203 Terry. William L. 302 N Johnson St Walhalla. SC 29o91 Le wis, Jonathan V 824 Parliament St High Point. NC 272o© Littleton, Adam L Rt 1 Bov 53 Walhalla SC 29o91 Major, Esther 219 A Pine Lane Anderson, SC 29©21 Manley lames M. PO Bov 451 West Union. SC 2969c Martin June E. 105 Augusta St. Westminster, SC 29o93 McGuire, Mark J 109 Nancy Dr Easley, SC 29o40 Ndo lt Festuv O Box 301 CWC Cential. SC 29©30 Newton, Robert N. PO Bov 231 Clemson, SC 29633 Oglesby, Matthew 111 Abel Rd Clemson. SC 29631 Thomas, l)av id C. 3235 Yanceyville St Greensboro. NC 27405 Thompson. Jeana P Rt 1 Bov 635B Easley SC 29640 Travis. Micah A. 6124 Highway 278 Covington GA 30209 Tribble, Glynctle Rt 3 Box 314 Seneca. SC 29678 Tribble. Lynettc Rt 3 Bov 314 Seneca SC 29678 Turner, Jeffrey W. PO Box 561 Pickens, SC 29671 Upton, Donald M 411 Greenwood Dr High Point NC 27260 Waters. James D., ]r Rt 2 Cox lake Dr Belton SC 29627 Watkins, Dennis C. 1956 Valley Ridge Dr Atlanta GA 30331 Paul, Rachcllc Box 433 CWC Central. SC 29o30 Payne. Allen E. RD I Box 353 Campbell, NY 14821 Phillips. Greta J POBox ©32 Seneca. SC 29©78 Wheeler, Dorita G. PO Bov 189 Elbert on, GA 30©35 Wright, Sheila R 104 Moores Ave Walhalla SC 29©9i Yoon, Han Kyu 105 24 Hyo Ja Jongro-gu Seoul, Korea Rash, Michael S, Route I Box 234-F Vale NC 281 ©8 SOPHOMORES Roberts, Mjrlha L. Route 1 Box 170-A Central, SC 29630 Robinson, Vanessa J Rt 5 Bov 121 Seneca. SC 29o78 Schenck, Kenneth L. 547 Nt 24lh St ft Lauderdale FL 33305 Alley, Mildred A. 710 Ploma Dr Seneca. SC 29o78 Biclecki, Matthew C D 2 Hamilton Parkvitle Guaynabo, PR 00657 Booth, Deborah K. Rt 2 Bov 270 Anderson, SC 29621 Bright, Kevin R. 702 E S oth St Seneca, SC 29678 Hood, Michael R Rt 5 Box 426 Elberton, GA 30635 Rogers, Charles F. 404 Pendleton St Pickens, SC 29671 Brock, Kelly C. 801 Hunters Glenn Central, SC 29630 Hnogkamp, Tina D Rt 2 Box 582 Ashcboro. NC 27203 Rosenberger, Jeffrey D. PO Box 984 Central, SC 29630 Brooks, Nellie G. 12 Ashton St. Seneca, SC 29678 Jennings, Jill A. Rt 3 Box 298 Central, SC 29630 Ross, Sharon 1. 204 Mockingbird 1 n Seneca, SC 29678 Brown, Jjmes W. Box 761 Central, SC 29 30 Johnson, Patsy A 801 Williams St Seneca, SC 29678 Rowland, Sandra R. 202 Preston St Easley, SC 29640 Srownell, Alan G. 308 Dakota St Kannapolis, NC 28081 Kimble, Sharon L. Rt 1 Box 122 Central, SC 29630 Rucker, Jason E., Ill Rt 2 Box 1400 Belton, SC 29627 Burgess, Sherry L. Box 115 CWC Central, SC 29630 Lawing, Lee R. Route 5 Pickens. SC 29671 Saribok, Sue A. Francis St Norris. SC 29667 Byars, Harriet W. 200 SouthC St Easley, SC 29t 40 Leggett, Lori A 11 Lakcvicw Dr Greenville. SC 29oll Scdich, Bruce E. Box 15 Central, SC 29o30 Carter, Joey T. Rt 4 Box 210 Anderson, SC 29624 Lilge, Brenda K. Rt 5 Box 484L Seneca. SC 29678 Sogers, Kay W. 212 Branchwood Dr Liberty, SC 29657 Carter, Kevin P. 9524 Bent Creek Lane Vienna. VA 22180 Loopcr, Cynthia D. Rt 5 Box 651 Easley, SC 29 40 Seigler, Allan L. 408 Blackbottom Road Liberty, SC 29657 Cavenaugh, James H. Rt 2 Box loOA Wallace. NC 28466 Loopcr, Susan R Rt 5 Box 651 Easley. 5C 29o40 Sentell, Charles P 100 Biltmore Cir Easley, SC 29640 Clay, Randall W. 3504 Rockland Dr Archdale, NC 27263 Mcjunkin, Robert B 59 Bruce St Pickens, SC 29o71 Sherficld, William D. 108 W James St Greer, SC 29651 Cleveland, Carlton R PO Box 346 Liberty, SC 29657 Mgbo, Festus K. PO Box 764 Clemson, SC 29631 Sihalwa, Darius M. Box 265 CWC Central, SC 29630 Coleman, Mark E. Box 178 CWC Central, SC 29630 Montgomery, Terry W. 130 Rock wood Dr Seneca, SC 29678 Smith. Walter T. PO Box 1001 Central. SC 29o30 Cowan, Carol 710 Auburn P 1 Martinsville, VA 24112 Nalley, Phillis S. Rt 5 Box 255 Westminster, SC 29693 Smith, Rondald E. 112 Bryant St Liberty, SC 29657 Davis, Sharon S, 50b Rose Hill Anderson, SC 29621 Pace, Constance S. Rt 8 Alberta Ave Spartanburg. SC 29303 Swank, Pamela J. PO Box 2304 Macon. GA 31203 DuBose, Kelly Y. 100 Folger St Clemson. SC 29e 31 Patterson, Daniel C. PO Box 4 Easley. SC 29o41 Thompson, Kimberly N. Rt 2 Box 17-A Central, SC 29630 Floyd, Jamey R., Jr. Rt 1 Box 690 Central, SC 29630 Peppers, James A. 512 Goldman St Clemson, SC 29631 Thompson, Jeffrey L. Rt 2 Box 372 Thomasvtlle. NC 273©0 Foutz, Lisa A. Box 456 CWC Central, SC 29630 Peters, Eric L. Rt 5 Box 140 Westminster, SC 29©93 Towe, Grace S. PO Box 248 Central, SC 29630 Galbreath, Rhonda K. Rt 2 Box 667 Walhalla, SC 29691 Phaup, Deborah A. 120 Fisher Rd Brevard. NC 28712 Vcss, John W. Rt 1 Box 106 Central. SC 29630 Garrett, Michael D. Rt 4 Country Club Rd Pickens, SC 29671 Rampey, Rhoda L. Rt 7 Box 610 Easley, SC 29640 Ward, Priscilla PO Box 146 Due West, SC 29639 Goforth, Katherine M 314 N Highland St Gastonia, NC 28052 Ramsay, Sharilyn D. Box 313 CWC Central, SC 29o30 Williams, Curtis, Jr. Box 212 CW’C Central, SC 29630 Goodrich, Bradly J. 1732 Anderson Dr Liberty SC 29657 Robinson, Marion T. 1B5 Caroline Dr Liberty, SC 29657 Young, Edward 203 Lincoln St Greenville. SC 29601 Harbert, Terri L. 209 Timberlane Anderson, SC 29621 Rochester, Carta E. 115 Anderson Ave. Westminster, SC 29693 FRESHMEN Harris, Julie A. Rt 2 Box 230 Troutville. VA 24175 Rodriguez, Guillermo A. Box 253 CWC Central. SC 29630 Agner, Ruth M, 413 Martin Ave Graham NC 27253 Student Directory 159 t Aiken. Joel W , Jr. Ri 2 Box 666 Liberty. SC 20657 Camp, Robert A. Rt 1 Box 301 Easley. SC 29640 Fleu, Helen K. Rt 3 Box 52 Pendleton, SC 29670 Alexander, Kenton D Rl 1 Box 385 A Walhalla, SC 29601 Campbell. Mitchell R 201 B Rotary Dr High Point, NC 27260 Foster, Stephen F. Rt 5 Rutherford Rd Taylors, SC 29687 Allman, Stephen M PO Box 1253 Johnsonville, SC 29555 Carter. Ellison A. 7950 Delaware Bonita Springs, FL 33923 Gambrell, Allean L 1102 Hunters Glenn Apt Central, SC 29630 Archie, Sherry L 941 Pebble Rd Rock Hill, SC 20730 Casey, Anthony R. Rt 1 Sheriffs Apt B Easley. SC 29640 Gay, Elizabeth A. 1-E LeChateau Apt Anderson, SC 29621 Argo, Ruth K. Rl 1 Box 117 Central SC 29630 Cashion, Steven W, 227 Weslovet Ave Kannapolis. NC 28081 Graham, Rhonda G. 112 Brookwood Dr Seneca, SC 29678 Baldwin. Kimberly R Rt 2 Box 40 Salem. SC 2967© Chappell. Jonathan W. 210 Holleman St Seneca SC 29678 Griffin, Chevee Y. Lot 13 Vickilyn Ct. Greenville, SC 29611 Ball, Elizabeth A Rt 2 Box 353B Central, SC 29630 Chappell, Donald C. 307 Gaston Circle Westminster, SC 29693 Griffin, Laython G., Jr. PO Box 291 Depot St Due West. SC 29639 Baskins. Benita V. Rt 2 Box 138-K York SC 29745 Christopher. Rhonda 1384-D Riverview Rd Rock Hill, SC 29730 Gunter, Delsie R. 921 West Alpine Dr Florence. SC 29501 Bauer, Betty E 208 Kings Way Clemson SC 29631 Cochran, Kelli M Box 95 Six Mile. SC 29682 Haley, Sylvia H. Rl 2 Box 529 Easley, SC 29640 Blassingamc, Yolanda M. 71 M Wcstview Homes St Greenville, SC 29611 Coleman, Thaxlon A Rt 1 Box 333 Pendleton. SC 29670 Ham. Dora B. Route 9 Easley, SC 29640 Blythe, JoAnna M 818-2 Creekside Dr Clemson. SC 29631 Cooper, Kelley L. 407 James St Kingstree, SC 29556 Hamilton, Debbie W. Rt 3 Box 136 Seneca, SC 29678 Bodenhorn. Stacey L 505 Cinnamon Dt Satellite Beach, FL 32937 Corn. Patrick G. Rl 8 Avice Dale Dr Greenville, SC 29611 Hanley, Darren E. 316 Hill St Anderson. SC 29624 Boggs, Jamie M P O Box 1124 Clemson. SC 29633 Cox, David R Rl 2 Box 258 Central, SC 29©30 Hendricks, Marilyn J. 10S Clay St Easley. SC 29640 Boggs, Scott D Rt 2 Box 29 K Hodges, SC 29653 Craft, Lisa M. Rt 2 Box 83 Dillwyn. VA 23936 Highsmith, William T. Route 2 Westminster. SC 29693 Boren, Candice 512 W 4th Ave Easley. SC 29©40 Crandall. Sam G. 23© Maple Blvd Clemson, SC 29631 Hill, Angela M. Rt 1 Box 427 Belton, SC 29627 Bounds. Michael S. Rt 1 Box 191 Westminster. SC 29693 Crowlher, Teddee J Box 483 Clemson, SC 29631 Holland. Kathryn Rt 5 Box 261 Pickens. SC 29671 Bradley, Lica D. P O Box 544 Seneca, SC 29678 Dacus, Robert C. 106 Bismark Dr Pelzer. SC 29669 Howell, Gregory A. Rt i Taylors. SC 29687 Bray, Juli B 4001 S John St Marion, IN 46953 Davis, James Q. PO Box 911 Jamestown, NC 27282 Hoyle, Larry D., Jr. 10 Ventura Ct Columbia. SC 29223 Bridenstine, Kim D 122 Quail Hollow Rd Myrtle Beach. SC 29577 Dixon, Roosevelt Rl 2 Box 232 A Elgin, SC 2904S Huff, Georgia L. 1604 N Boulevard Anderson, SC 29621 Brooks, Marcham C. 203 Mount Forest Circle Easley, SC 29640 Dolly. William C. 2404 Lindale Rd Anderson, SC 29621 Hughes, Martha L. Route 5 Pickens, SC 29671 Brown, Barry L. 709 Piedmont St. Westminster, SC 29693 Dongell, Peter IF Box 467 CWC Central, SC 29630 Hull, Kenneth R 102 Reeves St Liberty SC 296S7 Bryant. I.isa Dawn 843 Clarkway Drive Eden, NC 27288 Drakeford, Milletle D. PO Box 35 Heath Springs. SC 29058 Hunter, Patrick B. Rt 2 Pendleton, SC 29670 Burditt, William F. Rt 1 c o Derral Schlock Townville, SC 29689 Ennis, Karen M 303 Forest Dr Liberty, SC 29657 Jackson. Stanford A. 17 Pecan Terrace Clemson. SC 29631 Byers, Luther W., Jr, 207 N John St. Walhalla, SC 29691 Erbe, Andrea D. 6333 Miller Dr Alexandria, VA 22310 Johns, Ronnie J. Rt 1 Dr Johns Rd Westminster. SC 29693 Johnson, Robert E. Rt 1 Box oSO Chesnee, SC 29323 Moore, Melissa L. Rt 1 Greenfield Rd Westminster, SC 29693 Robinson, Angela M. Rt. 3 Box 271 Liberty, SC 29657 Johnson, Aaron Rt 1 Box 249 Ellore, SC 29047 Moore, Jamie R. Rt 2 Box 474 Salem, SC 29616 Sams, Brian L. PO Box 511 Elizabethtown, TN 37643 Kifer, Myrtle S. PO Box 78© Central, SC 29630 Morgan, Lorecn A. PO Box 922 Seneca, SC 29679 Scott, Robin D. 506 Leon Drive Anderson, SC 29621 King, Cynthia D. Rt 1 Box 340 Mountain Rest, SC 29664 Mullinax, Jay A. 14 18th St South St Petersburg, FL 33712 Shelton, Chris D. Rt 6 Box 260 Bassett, VA 24055 Klein, Donald J. 303 Georgetown Rd Easley, SC 29640 Nash, Krista L. Rt 1 Box 95 Central, SC 29630 Sitton, Reginald A. 724 Crestfield Rd. Greenville, SC 29605 LeCroy, Anthony B. 11 Meadow Lark Dr Walhalla, SC 29©91 Nicholson, Kenneth H PO Box 207 West Union, SC 29696 Skelton, Donnie R. Rt 2 Box 148 Pendleton, SC 29670 Leach, Tanya K. 1707 Lakeview Dr. Marion. IN 46953 Lee, David P. 720 E Whitner Anderson, SC 29621 Lee, Richard J. 210 Johnson St Anderson, S C 29o24 Owen, Carolyn Y. PO Box 345 Clyde, NC 28721 Owens, Tracy Y. Rt 1 Box 71 Central, SC 29630 Paine, Naomi J. 4001 S John St Marion, IN 46953 Smith, John J. 209 Greengate Ln Spartanburg, S.C. 29302 Strother, Regina L. Rt. 9 205 E Pine Dale Rd Anderson. SC 29624 Sweet, Deneen S. Rt. 8 Box 319 Easley, SC 29o40 Lengsavat, Souraphone P. 3312 Dalecrest Dr Charlotte, NC 28213 Patterson, Melissa L. 104 Jamison St- Green ville, SC 29611 Sylvester, Crystal S. 1701 West Euclid Ave Deland, FL 32720 Lewis, Isaac J. 164 North Street Wellford. SC 29385 Pence, Steven Wr. 1946 Union Cross Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Taylor, Douglas C. 280 Levingston Terr. Orangeburg, SC 29115 Lytle, Tracy L. 305 Gardner St Shelby, NC 28150 Pepper, Gene C. 284 Lakeshore Apt Greenville, SC 29611 Teague, Susan E. Rt 5 Darby Rd Greenville, SC 29o09 Marett, Mack O. 314 Doyle St Westminster, SC 29693 Phaup, Regina T. 120 Fisher Rd Brevard, NC 28712 Thompson, Evalyn G. PO Box ©6 West Union, SC 29©9o Martin, David G. 239 Gwyn Ave Ml Airy, NC 27030 Phillips, Patricia K. 1405 Collins Dr Burlington, NC 27215 VanSlooten, Lynette S. 14203 James St Holland, Ml 49423 Massey, Ann L. PO Box 795 Easley, SC 29641 Pilgrim, Karla L. Rt 2 Box 1328 Pickens. SC 29o71 Walters, Ertha V. 2590 Granada Cir East St Petersburg, FL 33712 Matherlee, Brian R. 508 Clinton Dr Gastonia, NC 28054 Poovey, Laura D. Rt 6 Box 550 Lined ton, NC 28092 White, Kevin S. 505 Shadyrest Rd Morgantown, NC 28655 McCall, Rodney D. Rt 2 Williamslon. SC 29697 Porter, Mary E. Rt 2 Box 1250 Pickens, SC 29671 Whitmire, George W. Route 3 Liberty. SC 29657 McClellan, Donald R 5580 Wellman Line Croswell, MI 48422 Potter, Chris 703 Druid Lane Martinsville, VA 24112 Williams, Brian N. 408 Lucky St Westminster, SC 29o93 McClendon, Daniel B PO Box 415 Iva, SC 29655 Proctor, Christina M. 229 Quail Hills Dr Hopkins, SC 290©1 Wright, Pamela S. 2022 Hughes Ave Lynchburg, VA 24501 McCray, Waller L. 201 Bane Road Taylors. SC 29687 Qiu, Man-Ying 814 Julu Rd Shanghai. PRC McDaniel, Angie M. 208 Sherwood Rd Easley, SC 29640 Rauschenbach, Amy J. Rt 5 Gail Ave Pickens, SC 29©71 MeGaha, Anne D. Rt 12 Box 141 Anderson. SC 29©21 Ray, Cynthia M. 409 E Roosevelt Dr Anderson, SC 29624 Melton, Wendell K. Rt 2 Liberty, SC 29o57 Ressler, Shawn R 119 Lucille Ave Easley, SC 29©40 Student Directory 161 1 have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. 2 Timothy 4:7 Faith, Living For who is there of all flesh, that hath heard the voice of the living God speaking out of the midst of the fire, as we have, and lived? Deuteronomy 5:26 162 Closing and Learning Closing 163 A wise man will hear, and will increase learn- ing; and a man of under- standing shall attain unto wise counsels. Proverbs 1:5 Colophon The 52nd volume of Central Wesleyan Col- lege's Centralian was printed by Jostens Printing and Publishing Division in Clarks- ville, Tennessee. The press ran 250 copies. The cover is gray with navy application and a silver hot-foil stamp. Individual portrait work for classes was by Olan Mills. Color photography was by Cam- pus Camera, Clemson, South Carolina, and black and white photographs were printed by staff photographers in the Centralian dark- room. Basic typeface for body copy was 10 pt. Pala- tino. Captions were 8 pt. Palatino. Page folios were 12 pt. Palatino Bold. Main headlines were 24 pt. Palatino Bold. The new Centralian office is located in the basement of Folger Auditorium. 164 Editor's Note Editor's Note Traditionally, the last page of the yearbook has been reserved for the editor to express her emotions of the previous year. Time has quickly passed throughout my stay at CWC. Although I trans- ferred and spent only two years here, I have devel- oped many friendships that will last forever. Working on the yearbook staff has been a real experience. I have learned, through the help of my faithful advisers. Dr Vinson and Mrs. Kling, how to deal with fellow students in producing a year- book. I hope we have accurately captured the times at CWC in hopes that in the years to come we will have a book to remember from. I also hope everyone will enjoy this yearbook, but I could never please everyone. I can only apologize for any errors or omissions. My love and appreciation is beyond words, but 1 would like to thank everyone for their cooperation when I needed it. And to my staff, all I can say is that I love each and every one of you. Without your dedication and hard work, this year's Centralian would not have come to be. And last, but not least, I would like to thank the Lord for guiding me throughout the year. The theme Faith, Living, and Learning as quoted from the college handbook is always very important in my Christian life. I hope even as we depart CWC God's love will always be alive as we continue to integrate Faith, Living, and Learning in our lives. With Christian love always. tfjlJscu tfjtAjelcb Reba Revels Editor-in-Ch ief 1986 Centralian —