Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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High School Seniors ( LASS OFFICERS: ERNEST SHIGLEY .................................. President WESLEY LOVIN...................................Vice President SARA MAE BOWLING .................................. Secretary Class Colors: Blue and White SALUTATORY It is commencement time. From college and high school an energetic, ambitious group of young men and women are about to cross a new threshold. In the past lie now the purposeful years of preparation wherein we have been directed and restrained by teachers and parents. Before us stretches an unbounded, trackless future. To each of us it is a high moment. The goal praised by elders, in- centive through years of application, has at last been reached. That full participation in life for which we have spent almost all our remembered days in preparation is about to begin. The class of 1936 extends to you, patrons, friends, and teachers, a most cordial welcome to this, our graduating exercise. During our school years you have directed us but now we must face the future for ourselves. The equipment and training we have received here in school will help us to face the tasks that are before us. The influence of Christian teaching has been an incentive to us to strive for the higher things of life. There is something poignant in the commencement of 1936 for the average young man or woman graduate. But we feel that God has favored us by permitting us to attend this school where it has been instilled in our minds to build for Christian character. We face the future, not to live for self, but to serve God and our fellow- man. This is a night of joy and gladness because we have been safely guided to that goal of graduation. Our joys are brighter when shared with others, and the memory of our victory will be more lasting because you are here to share them with us. The memory of our sorrows have vanished for tonight, and with hearts full of appreciation and joy to you who have been through the years an inspiration, we extend a hearty welcome. —Sara Mae Bowling. . 24 .

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WE-ME-CO High School Seniors SARA MAE BOWLING Central, S. C. Asst. Sec’y. K. L. S. '35. Decorating Com- mittee '36, Class Sec’y. '36. Sara Mae has added much to the school atmosphere at Central, and her classmates know that her winning personality and kindness to everyone will help her to con- tribute much to the ones with whom she will associate in life. In the class room, where her high scholarship is portrayed, she has been a constant source of inspira- tion. ERNEST SHIGLEY, JR. Mentone, Ala. Vice Pres. Class '33-’34, Pres. Class '35- ’36, K. L. S. Vice Pres. .'36, W. C. Con. Vice Pres. '36. The atmosphere of Central College has been made brighter by his presence, better by his Godly life and willingness to co- operate in all the school's actviities. Yes. Ernest has been a great addition to the social life and to the kitchen. And here is a secret about him—he can and will keep a secret! . 26