Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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EXECUTIVE BOARD J. S. YVii.i.ktt Syni it ». New York E. D. CARPENTER . Laeona. New York E. G. Dietrich ... Syracu t. New York F. A. BUTTERFIELD . Syracuse, New York I. F. McLeister Canandaigua, New York LOCAL BOARD MAT AGERS A. L. Vess Central, S i E Hobson, Jk. Tum aloasa, Alabama G E Crenshaw GreenvUle, S. C. V. D. COBRKLL ' S ' J. Frank OHODS . CllUral, S. C. Edward M. Graham . Charlotte, N. C. E. L. GUNBY .. Atlanta, Georgia T. C. Harvey ...................... . Knoxville, Tenn. Joe Lawrence . Georgia W. C. Lovin WVxf Asheville. N. C

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WE-ME-CO PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE This is a book of precious memories stored up for future days. Many times many persons will open this beautiful volume to welcome old friends from the halls of memory in the hour of loneliness or leisure. Yes, this precious volume will grow more precious as the years slip silently away and many whose faces are here will have “crossed the bar” and live only on these pages—sacred to memory. Down through the years with the We-Me-Co we shall laugh and cry, while the years roll by. May many noble thoughts and persons be preserved here, to strengthen the weak, comfort those on beds of affliction, or by some expression here to guide some wayward soul back to the paths of virtue. What happy fellowship and pleasant co-operation will we as a facu ty have to remember each other by! We have not always seen things alike, but our hearts have beat together. Our mutual love and noblest efforts have been for the fine students which God and our good parents have given us as a depository for our best thoughts and highest devotion. Young people, brave and true, we have lived our lives and gladly burned out an- other year, all for you. My own boys and girls, you have been a happy and promising band. You will know little of how you love and appreciate each other till you part, or ti 1 the tomorrows. Little as you think, this very year you have lived with great preachers, teachers, missionaries, and perhaps statesmen of to-morrow. Some you have known by their ordinary names will be known as the great by your children. God forbid that one of you should miss the mark and fall by the way. If such should be your fate, may you get back before it is too late. Long live and increase more and more our appreciation for the faith- ful toil of the We-Me-Co Staff, who under such trying circumstances have prepared such a fitting memorial of all that is good and noble about us, and our institution. Especially would we remember the untiring Editor and efficient Business Manager on whom much of this splendid work has rested. The writer of these lines desires only to be remembered by the noble faculty and students of W. M. C. as one who loves them and hopes, works and prays for their best interests and happiness. Arthur L. Vess, President.