Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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Mr. D. L. Junes Page Seven

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Quieti working in the background, supplying a con- stant source of materials for the building of a Bridge of Education, has been our field representative, Mr. D. L. Jones. He is not only associated with Wesleyan Methodist College, but he has also served the church in various other capacities. For a number of years he was the well-beloved director of Hephzibah Home as well as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. The three years Mr. Jones lived near the college campus were years of privilege for students and friends who, through this close association, grew to know him better. Though most often unseen, Mr. Jones has been an unending in- spiration to all with whom he has come in contact. In ap- preciation of a life lived in unswerving devotion to God and the cause of Christian Education, the Cenfralian staff of 1954 most heartily dedicates this book to a faithful bridge builder, Mr. D. L. Jones. Page Si

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The President The stream of time flows on—seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, decades, centuries, milleniums—eternity. One generation builds,- another occupies. No one liveth to himself alone. Central College exists for the purpose of helping build a better world; the chief corner stone is Christ. The material with which she builds is composed of the boys and girls who inhabit her campus. This material must be shaped, polished, and fitted to its proper place in the structure. Future generations will determine how well she has succeeded. Poge Eight