Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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DEDICATION With your pleasing manner and apparently never- ending knowledge, you have contributed much to Central Wesleyan College. Such a loyalty as yours requires integrity, dependability, sincerity, and the acceptance of responsibility. Your interest in us and your prayers for us have helped us climb to higher peaks in the spiritual realm. Your advice and encouragement have made us want to press upward in pursuing our goals for life. Through the years you have sought to inform our intellects, shape our characters, and guide our emotions. For your continued endeavors in pre- paring us for future life, we would like to express a heartfelt thanks. With sincere appreciation for all that you have done for us and with love and gratitude, we dedi- cate the 1962 edition of the CENTRALIAN to you, Miss Freda Myers. Miss Freda Myers 8

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♦ ♦ ♦ Our President Says Freshman, sophomore, junior, senior—these are the traditional steps to the sheepskin. Onward and upward we climb the ladder of learning. But formal edu- cation alone does not constitute the entire process of acquiring knowledge. Learn- ing in a nuclear age constitutes a great challenge. As one learns, the horizon on the great unlimited sea of knowledge recedes. The more more we learn the more we find there is to know. Alexander Pope well said, “A little learning is a dange- rous thing. But knowledge, to be of true value, must be accompanied by wisdom. Consequently, Christian education is the highest type of learning; that is why Christian schools are needed. It has been yours as students to enjoy a year of learning in a Christian atmos- phere. The 1962 Centralian depicts the happy scenes of that school session. May the memories of the people and events of the year depicted in this annual be cherished across the years to come, and may you ever be true to the ideals you have learned in a Christian college. Rhett Clifton Mullinax