Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Ol IICERS Arno Rich ............................. President Naomi Davis......................... Vice-President Betty Lowrance............................Secretary Elijah Cockman .......................... Treasurer Miss Martha Smith...........................Sponsor As the sophomores press ilieir tlrab gowns and untangle their tassels, they wipe avvav tears that come from hearts filled with memories. Few hours will be forgotten by these by-passers, for each moment of their Central days has been Idled with experiences that have laid a stone in the founda- tions of their characters. Cod has called some for specific work, and others have made decisions that contain their motives for life. A memon is not all that expresses itself, however, for their eyes dance with the anxiety gen- erated b forward looks. 1 he are bright looks, for God has been reverenced as the moulder to formulate each decisive attitude and purpose. W e will see our sophomores again, leading the church, industry, and society to highest realms of achievement. Mary Margaret Atkins Route 2 Kemersville, N. C. P. L. S.; North Carolina Club; Chorus (1); W. V P. S. (1. 2), Y M. W. B. CD; College Conference (2). WJiat sweet delight a quiet life affords. Elijah Alexander Cockman 924 Shelton Avenue Statesville, N. C. P. L. S.; North Carolina Cluh. Pres. (1. 2); Treas. ol Freshman and Soph. Col- lege Class (1, 2); Y. M. W. B. (1 ; Presto Music Club (1); College Quartette (1, 2); College Chorus ( I. 2); College Conference. I reas. I Collegian Stall, Sub. Mgr. 1, 2j; Mens Athletic Association Cl, 2). Be noble in every thought and in every deed!

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r S)potlujlll Chosen from the college by the faculty and student committee to fill the place of Y hos W ho are Paul 1 lard in and Naomi Davis. Some of the factors influencing these decisions are character, scholarship, personality, and participation in extra-curricular activities. NAOMI DAVIS Enthusiastic, friendly, loyal, and lovable is Naomi. She is always reads and willing to help wherever needed. She can be found working early and late not only to obtain a high scholastic standing but to promote some interest of the school’s activities. Her posi- tive testimony for Christ is an inspiration to all. PAUL UAH DIN Brother Paul’s” quiet, deeply spiritual life, his able leadership ol the student body, his devotion to duty, the thoroughness with which he accomplishes all tasks assigned to him, and his winning smile have won for him the love, admiration, and respect of all who know him. J

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