Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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3n ftlemoriam RICHARD ALAN JONES In loving memory of a fellow-student, Alan Jones, who lost his life August 7, 1960, in an automobile-truck accident: Even though you are gone from us, your sunny disposition and pleasant manner will linger on in our memories. We will remember you as one with whom we enjoyed associating. You always had time to be courteous to everyone. One of your neighbors has called you the best boy in town. Now you live in our memories, because your kind words and deeds of every day have made a profound impression upon us. Poge Five

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DEDICA TION At the top of the list of your contributions to Central is the example of your consistent Christian life, which has meant much to the spiritual development of all of us. On many occasions you have gone out of your way to show the Christian spirit in your words and deeds. You have given us words of encourage- ment when faith seemed failing. You were always there to urge us on toward our goal when we were almost ready to lay aside our objectives and accept defeat. For the many times you have carried a burden of prayer for us, we thank you. Your wise instruction and guidance have taught us to be more like the Great Instruc- tor. Since you have given God your best, in return you have received His best in life. With your warm smile and friendly dis- position, you have made life brighter for us. To you, Professor Freeze, a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomor- rows, we very appreciatively dedicate the 1961 edition of the Centralian. PROFESSOR CHESTER R. FREEZE Page Four

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«V , ■» $ On tjje Centred Wesleyan College, campus one may see numerous leaves of various kinds, shapes, and colors. These leaves are appreciated mainly for their beau r, but a closer examination reveals many attributes in addition to beauty. Leaves are vital j the realm of nature. They are small factories. Tfiey use air, water, and sunlight to make food for 3 plant, which in turn provdes energy that is stored in the planh ( and causes seeds to sprouj flowers to bloom, qnd fruits to form. Their magic, color schemes jgte beautify the world. Providing shade and soften- i ing the glare of «unlight, the leaves cooperat B • for the comfort, o0 all living things. Just as God usewthe leaves for the.goo£ 0 9 His world aad its inhabitants, so He uses a ChrH tian institution, such as Central WesleyaiTCol- lege, for a similar purpose Some may adtrtir , C. W. C. for the bgauty of the campus, but the students realize that her vitality lies in other attributes. C. W. C. is a small factory. She uses wisdom, inspiration; and love to train h r % students. This training provides the necessary atmosphere for well-rounded personalities to germinate, for abilities to develop, and for faith • to increase. With this preparation her students are ready to take their places in society and to uphold the worthy standards that have be come a part of them. Their Christian character will enable them to beautify their environment! » -.i 1 $ u