Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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% ovum 9 With hearts full of hope and divine inspira- tion, we have taken many vital steps in our lives this year at W. M. C. The influences that we leave behind us stand firm, perhaps to help mold the motives of those who follow us. Our sincere hope and desire is that we have contributed some- thing of value, that we have not left unprofitable “footprints” to mar the remembrance of our having been here. An uttered prayer, silent periods of meditation—these have been import- tant factors in guiding our intentions and desires in the paths of wisdom. We have attempted to comprehend the fact that this is our day and that what we accomplish now will determine the foot- prints which we leave behind in the shifting sands of time. We have lived this year at Central with a consciousness of Christ going before us, leading us gently by the hand, both through the shadows and o’er the sunlit hills.

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