Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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T . HOWARD B. GOLIGHTLY A. B. 8: B. S. in EDUCATION EdllCfIfI.01Z, History, and R. C. MULLINAX, A. B., M. A. Theology and Public FACULTY Sj5CllkZ'11g F ranch RUTH C. UEBELE, A. B. . English, Matlzcmafifs, and Frcuclz RUTH E. HAMES, A. B. Englislz, Social Srlffzrfe, cmd Latin Twelve MRS. I. B. CHILDS, B. MUS. Plano, Voice, and Theory

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PRESIDEN 'S MESSAGE ' Continued application to great undertakings brings great experiences into the lives of determined workers. Great ex- periences produce true educa- tion when they are together directed to some great end. It is a fine thing to begin great and good projects in youth. It extends and broadens the vision, reveals personal pos- sibilities, and challenges to walk into open doors of op- portunity in service. A new sense of duty to do better and greater things follows, and, USO nigh is fjl'CZ7ILllt'lH' to our dust, So Jimi' is Goa' lo 111071, ll 7flC'7l dzrfy rc11i.s'f1m's, 10, 11,1071 11z'zfst, The youth l'f'flII'f'S, I call. I feel that it is commend- able of the student body to ' enter upon and to complete JOHN FRANK CHILQS. A. B. the publication of this annual. Pmssmicxr Q,l'fN'l'RAl. Lor,1,1cm2 It bespeaks heroic effort, and 11.0 I... . GV 4. N I fum af M ' sacrihce on the part of some, to record here in unchanging type and proof something of the various experiences which are being recorded and woven into the patterns of growing developing lives. 'llhcse images in the individuals will become somewhat indistinct and less readily recognizable because those of new experiences will combine with themf, but it will be a pleasure to turn the pages of this book and review in clear outline the experiences as they were. lVe are too near the events of our school life as we pass them to recognize their significance in our making but in after years a more distant perspective will enable us to see more clearly the value of these experiences and whether they helped us. Such a review will doubtless provide pleasure, inspiration, and a challenge to press onward in the increasing situations in life. The makers of this book are not only laying up for themselves a goodly heritage in these pages, but they are also doing something to lead others to take the way they have taken in preparation for lives of service. Central College stands ready to help every young person possible to grow for Cod, right, and Christian service. l appreciate the labors of the staff and Of the student body to preserve by record something of the progress they are making and to thus challenge others to come and to do as great or greater things. May these and those who follow ever go forward following the Divine plan. JOHN FRANK CHILDS, President Eleven

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FACULTY MRS. T. C. HARVEY Dicfifiruz, and Mafrou of Ijillillg Hull RUTH KZIBSON, R. N. Dean of lV011zr11 tI11dCOIll'gU Nurse T, C. HARVEY, A. B. Dean of Afcn and W'0rk Szapcrvisoz' .TAAIICS ll. CHILDS, A. B. Natural 54l'l.C1lCC' and .Uaflzmzatics MRS. XV. NV. XYARREN LibVfIl'fG7l Tlzirtccn