Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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Doctor Burns: Often we wonder how one man is able to do so many different kinds of work so well. We marvel at the quiet, undislurbed manner in which you stay at the job- repairing washing machines, regulating furnaces, paying salaries, ordering all kinds of supplies as the Business Manager must; demonstrating and lecturing as a science professor usually does; and leading the College Sunday School as its super- intendent ought. Indeed, this institution would not be what it is today had you not given yourself to it as you have. We want you, Dr. Burns, to feel our appreciation for you, devoted to the cause of Christ and to us young people of Wesleyan Methodist College. For this reason we are happy to dedicate to you the 1958 edition of The Centralian. The Staff of '58 Page Seven

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DEDICATION

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OUR PRESIDENT R C. Mullinax A B, M A.. D O- The Centrahan staff and sponsors have done a marvelous work in depicting and perpetuating school life at W M. C. for the year soon to join the annals of the past. By this work of art the year will live on in cherished memory across the decades that lie ahead. Sincere congratulations for a task well done. Speaking or memories, the wisest man in the world once said, Remember now thy creator in the days of thy youth. It is criminal to forget some things. The wicked shall be cast into hell with all the nations that forget God. As time moves on, we shall fondly remember the happy events and interesting people that helped to make life pleasant on the campus. May we also remember our God who gave us the opportunity to learn in o Christian environment, and may we never forget the principles and standards we iearned at Central concerning the Christian life, Lord God of Hosts be with us yet, Lest we forget—lest we forget. R. C. Mullinax President Poge Eight