Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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JJ' 1 1 Theological Inniors ANNETTE AGREE Union Point, Ca. VVILLIAINI MCMAHAN WARDNER MEDDERS Chattanooga, Tenn. VVest Blocton, Ala. ALVIN NIORGAN CLARENCE A. PHAUP East Point, Ga... Fannville, Va.

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bn, K 4 Closs Presidents ORB NEAL LYNN ' Freshman C. J. BLANTON Theological LILA MIRIAM KENDRICK Sophomore The College AIMS AND PURPOSES Vfhen the pioneers of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection, young people, these are some of the desires and aims that led them to such led by the Holy Spirit, conceived the idea of a school for its action. They wanted an institution that would promote a godly influence upon the young students. Wishing also to protect young people against the ungodly attraction of the day, and to educate for the ministry and Holiness, they approved of only the highest pos- sible type of teachers, high in Christian character and experience as well as scholastic ability., To maintain high standards and prin- ciples, of course rules had to be made. It is by adhering to these rules and obeying them that we catch a glimpse of the pattern the pioneers set for us, and this glimpse gives us hope to push on and to hold fast to the heritage and to the Faith of Cui' Fatherslw K 7 ,l if 35 W... ...Fa 5 1 ste. :ef ui I U, V r ofa lf My A i --P ,M E ,,,e.-msg., 1- '---- -- ' 1

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Who S Who in College E a CLARENCE PHAUP MARGARET GARRETT y 'ln selectinv Whois Who this year the faculty and students L went into deep consideration as to who would be worthy of notice. The factors which helped to determine their choices were character 7 y scholarship, participation in extra-curricular activities, and person- ji ality. Those chosen have shown these factors and are worthy to y he chosen as VVho's Who at Central College for the year '43 and ,44. ,lil jj tl? 1 , r. . I , l 1 zz, h I J 1 1 4 1 f . ,, in , . -k,,,,,, - -,,. ' ,- , ' L Ni f Y V ijt,-,,,, - . W-, . , , ,Y , 1759 L'-'XS 3'-Fr 7194 wr' ev