Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. as a crowning ornament or detail. This finial was originally located on the roof of one of the two towers on the old Columbia Bible College campus. It is presently located in the front yard of the President ' s home. The finial: a crowning ornament. FINIAL ' 75 is the crowning ornament for a school year full of the Lord ' s blessings. FINIAL ' 75 DEDICATION: As we pass through the years at Colum- bia Bible College there is one person with whom we all come in contact in some way or another. Generally we meet her our freshman year as we learn what it takes to make it grammatically in college. And now, at the conclusion of her ten years of devoted service, FINIAL ' 75 is lovingly dedicated to Mrs. Mildred Sadler Mrs. Sadler has warmed the hearts of many people with her loving smile. And she has participated with students in many activities: skits, pumpkin cutting con- tests, the annual formal presentation, and so on. As the professor of freshman English she has become very much a part of the generation of students depicted in FINIAL ' 75. She is now retiring after ten years of faithfully serving the Lord as our teacher. She will be greatly missed. We thank the Lord for the shining example she has been to us. if WW Finial ' 75 is a pictorial account of a year in which the Lord showed the Columbia Bible College family mighty miracles, new goals, different horizons, and new accomplishments. It was by His faithfulness that this family has made it to the end of the year. Indeed, at the beginning of the year we cried out to Him to Let Us Know Let Us Know Let Us Press on But knowing is not an easy life. We need to know what to know and how to attain it. There are heartaches, set- backs, and discouragements along with the joys of learning. But the Lord allows us to press on, as He proves ever faith- ful. Top right: John Barber leads the singing at the Student Association summer retreat. Above: Some setbacks are obvious. Right: If we ' re pressing on together, let ' s get this thing moving! Let Us Know, Let Us Press on To Know the Lord Above: The stairway is symbolic of our upward climb. Center: The Lord guides us with competent teaching and counseling from people like Mr. Hatch. Right: This is not just an individual affair. We all join together as we press on to know the Lord. f • : 7 I Our direction is upward as we see the main purpose of our learning: TO KNOW THE LORD. The year has been fruitful, but only because of what He has been teaching us.  Top: We learn about the Lord in times spent alone with Him. Middle: He has provided us with wonderful facilities in which to learn more about Him. Above: Dr. McQuay and Mr. Ferris confer over lunch. Left, the classroom: The most popular place for learning (but not necessarily the most effective.) Let Us Know, Let Us Press on to Know the Lord. His Going Forth Is os Certain as the Dawn mi igP? J — - ill The Lord is working among us. It is as inevitable as the beginning of each day. We are thankful to Him for His consistency. Each day is a day in which we learn more about Him, and so we press on to know Him and to make Him known. Left: Ah! Another day! So we have to go through the routine of getting up. Below: But the morning is also the time for a most impor- tant part of getting to know Him. Left, bot- tom: After the morning routine of getting up, dressed, and fed, and after that special time with the Lord, it ' s off to class! Facing page, top: The sun rises on a lonely, incomplete Student Union center. Bottom left: Maybe I could bounce a quarter on this! Bot- tom right: Some things just have to be done in the W ' IS !W v-v ■ i So we press on. With the help of friends, teachers, staff members, and administrators we press on. The year has been a year of pressing on to know the Lord so that we can make Him known. Following page: FINIAL ' 75 experiments with a new format for providing more coverage of more people and more events. Here is the first of several photographic collages that appear throughout the book. Many activities are pic- tured, showing the unity, the joy, and the serious- ness we experience as we press on . . . PRESSING ON ACADEMICALLY Graduate School Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen The Grad School Emphasizes Bible and Missions Living Interaction For Edification exem- plifies the Grad LIFE Council and the Grad student body. Living each day is exciting with a deepening appreciation for the Word and work of God. Koino- nia groups and social activities provide opportunities for interaction on a deeper level. Weekly chapels, including prayer and praise, guest missionary speakers, and relevant problem-solving seminars, give ample opportunity for edification. Below: GRAD LIFE COUNCIL: Patti Robinson, Tom Brock, Andres Lopez, Martha Rupp, Da Chow, Tor Fridlund. Facing page: Dr. Terry Hulbert, CLASS ADVI- SOR. vs. vlkS Fred Alexander Tania Alexander Roger Allen Malcolm Armour Arthur Bailie Diana Baker David Barber Linda Barnett Lee Baugh Kathy Bearce Ralph Bell Charles Bennetch Janet Bennetch Tom Brock Thelma Brown Jeri Cavanaugh Han Chan Roger Choate David Chow Joyce Chow Cheryl Clay Luke Coburn Gary Cosby Mary Cosby Koinonia — Is It Working? Carol Croker John Crowe Godwin Dea Jack Diamond Linn Dillard Betsy Edwards Linda Eure Robert Evans Don Fleming Cliff Forgus Tor Fridlund John Gambrell Betty Gerow Cathy Grayson Clifford Gross Vicki Harkrider Lydia Hawkins Gary Henrich Nash Hester Jimmie Hodges in grief let us put our arms around each other in joy let us sing and laugh . . . together in life let us celebrate our health in death let us celebrate our hope Marvin Hoffman Robert Jarrett Carol Jensen Vivian Johnson Deborah Jones Carolyn Kelly Susan Kinch Garry Knussman Bill Krecker Patrick Liao Andres Lopez David Macomber Robert Marshall Leonard May Marcia Mills Cheryl Moore Steve Morgan Robert Munn Suzanne Nelson Charles Newcombe Paul Nickerson Social activities relieve study pressures Marilyn Niewoehner Wilber O ' Donovan Brenda Page Murry Phillips Brian Prillaman Kenneth Pullen Randy Riddle Patti Robinson Carl Rogers Jeanne Ropp Martha Rupp Susan Sewell Andrew Sims James Smoot Allen Sparks John Steiner Jim Strange Grad masterminds ' nursery rhymes steal the show at skit night. Phyllis Stuck Carol Tjapkes Bernice Van Engen Donald Winter Martha Wolfe Mark Woods Stephen Geiger Reba Geiger Newton Hamlin Susan Hamlin Charles Hyatt Doug Jackson Jim Johnson Tom Williams Not pictured: Jon Chase, Janet Coleman, Dane Cook, Debra Crimmins, John Crimmins, Hugh Foshee, JoEllen Johnston, Roger Lakatos, Sandra Mills, John Mower, Jacquelyn Nickerson, Miriam Parelius, Wayne Patton, Patricia Rovell-Rixx, Richard Scheer, Randy Seamon, Stephen Strehle, Michael Sullivan, John Thomas, Carroll Vaughn. couumma tsnaouare school Dear Graduating Grads of Seventy-Five: As I write this I am wondering where you will be when you first open these pages . . . and where you will be when you look at them for the tenth or twentieth time. Perhaps in your pastor ' s study in Maine, or in your kitchen in Mexico, or on your porch in Melbourne. Wherever you are on this planet, my prayer is that you will be in His plan ... His perfect plan for your life at that moment. And whenever you look back on these pages, remember how God used you in the lives of your peers and professors. Pray for them as we do for you. Graduate School is people . . . people learning to live the daily life con- trolled by the Holy Spirit . . . increasing in knowledge of the Word . . . and communicating that life and that Word to a dead world. In doing these things you will always be part of this Graduate School. I thank my God upon every remembrance of you . . . In the bonds of the Gospel, iLjU t Terry C. Hulbert, Th.D. Dean Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Iris Merritt, Trees.; Sally Enlow, Sec; Ken Strauss, Pres.; Andy Hal- bert, Vice-Pres. CLASS OBJECTIVES: Realizing the uniqueness of the senior class, the individuality of each member, coupled with the love of God that binds us together, we wish to 1 . Help one another draw closer to God. 2. Become closer to each other. 3. Help each other discover God ' s will for the future. 4. Minister to the rest of the school. Fredrick Guy Adkins I Corinthians 15:10 Christian World Liberation Front, Calif. Anders Gasta Ahlen John 15:16 Teaching in a Church Cynthia Anna Arends Colossians 1 :10 Marriage, Missions Seniors . . . looking back . . . looking forward . . . pressing on Eunice Paula Auringer II Corinthians 3:5 Missions David Gelmer Barber Isaiah 41:20 Teaching in Christian Schools Nancy Ann Barber Isaiah 41:20 Teaching in Christian Schools John West Barber I Corinthians 1 5:58 Seminary William Darrell Barringer Job 23:10 Marriage, Graduate School Caroline B. Bell Jeremiah 33:3 Children ' s Work Caroline Marion Binache Philippians 1 :1 Local Church Work Barbara Lee Boone Hosea 6:3 Uncertain Helen Louise Brechin Philippians 3:10 English Teacher, Italy Class Advisor: RICHARD R. MELICK Certainly a highlight of my ministry thus far has been my association with this year ' s senior class. The love for each other and love for God they demonstrate, coupled with the potential for ministry they display, has been a continual source of blessing. The days ahead will see them scattered in various places and differ- ent ministries. My prayer for each senior is that, ' you may abound yet more and more in knowledge and discernment, ' (Phil. 1 :9) and that you may become more like Him as you labor to make Him known. Anita Jo Cooper Psalms 34:10b Teaching God ' s Word Charles Hubert Davis Psalms 25:4 Covenant Theological Seminary, Pastorate I can look back over the past three years and see how God has helped me to mature spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. Yet I feel I have only begun. M.O. David Paul Davis Romans 8:32 Pastor Mallory Richard Dean Isaiah 40:28-31 Youthwork, Marriage Becky Jean Degroot Job 23:10 Marriage, Teaching Daniel Robert Dougherty Psalms 11 9:32 Pastorate Raymond Boris Drobiasko Church Planting Sally Anne Enlow Proverbs 3:5,6 Missions Judy Lynn Euriga Psalms 48:14 Teaching David Robert Evans Matthew 22:37,39 Graduate Work in Administration Keith Edwin Fellows I Thessalonians 5:24 Graduate Work, Missions Kathryn Elizabeth Finch Matthew 6:33 Uncertain Eric William Flintoff Psalms 48:14 Graduate School, Missions Karen Elizabeth Folk Psalms 32:8 Missions mM David Larry Frank I Corinthians 6:1 9-20 Spring Hill Camps, Michigan John Jackson Franklin Psalms 27:4 Christian Education Overseas Michael Dwayne Frans G alations 2:20 Pastor-Teacher Charles Lawrence Gibbs I Thessalonians 5:24 Christian Education, Director or Youth Pastor Elizabeth Ann Gieser Ephesians5:19,20 Whatever God Says Grace Lucille Gustafson Psalms 27:4,5 Marriage, Missions Paul Andrew Halbert Matthew 6:33 Missionary Aviation, Philippines Regina Ann Hall John 15:16 Youth Work Susan Ann Hall Isaiah 43:1 b-3a Missions Secretary Dennis Halulko Romans 12:10-13 Training at Quidnesset Baptist Church, R.I. Christopher Alan Hardeman Romans 1:16 Seminary, Pastorate William Thomas Harding IV Galations 2:20 Marriage, Seminary, Missions William Reynolds Harkinson Isaiah 41:10 Marriage, Undecided Richard Young Hartman Wycliffe Bible Translators Deborah Ann Johnson John 15:16 Missions Douglas Lee Jones Psalms 51:10 Graduate Study, Education Donna Elizabeth Kirby Psalms 34 Teaching Karen Lee Kre imann Romans 8:28 Teaching Sharon Ruth Kruse Zechariah 4:6b Uncertain Sara Miley Kuykendall Philippians 1 :8 Uncertain Jessica Lou Layman Psalms 62:5 Christian Education, Local Church Dan Alan Leet Joshua 1 :8 Pastorate Louise Selene Finley Lewis Psalms 37:4-5 Marriage, Teaching Kathleen Elizabeth Lillie I Thessalonians 5: 1 8 Missions Terrie Lynn Lillie John 20:21 Missions Laura Jane Loper Psalms 16:1 1 Teacher: Christian Day School A senior ' s view is a lot like that of a glider: You see things you ' ve never seen before . . . You begin to see a larger, fuller picture . . . You see others below — people you can help with the help you ' ve received. A senior ' s schedule is a lot like the rinse cycle of a washing machine: The pace is dizzying . . . It often seems like you ' re going in circles . . . Sometimes you find yourself in hot water . . . And people keep opening the lid to see if you ' re ready to come out. K.S. John Daniel Luff Esther 4: 14 Pastorate William Laxton Lynch Genesis 1 7:1 ,2 Training Individuals: Local Church Kathleen Alda McDonald Ephesians 3:20,21 II Cor. 5:1 la,14a Christian Education, Counselling Wilson Leroy Matthews Joshua 1:8,9 Law Enforcement William Cole McCoy Ecclesiastes 1 2:1-14 Living With God and Robi Michael Merle McCutcheon Psalms 1 30:5 Prepare for Missions: Viet Nam Mark Lee McNiel Psalms 37:4 Seminary Iris Pitts Merritt Philippians 2:5 Graduate School Robert Paul Meyerink Joshua 24:1 5 Marriage, Further Study, Missions I suddenly realize I ' ll soon be leaving the depth of fellowship here. It becomes real to me how little I know and how much further I have to go, but I can look back over my years here and thank God for the firm foundation He has laid through my classes, teachers, friends, and experiences. C.A. James Archie Moore, Jr. John 15:16 Pastorate James Phillip Moore, Sr. Philippians 1:21 Pastorate Robert Erving Morgan John 15:8 Christian Education: Local Church Sara Jane Neal Psalms L: 1-3 Teaching or Journalism Sheryl Rose Nickel Teaching Virginia Ann Noell II Corinthians 3:18 Teaching, Missions My one desire for this year is that God may be seen in me more than ever before. M.O. Margaret Ann Overstreet Philippians 4:4 Teacher Mary Ellen Painter Philippians 1 :20 Missions Deborah Anne Palmer Colossians 2:6,7 Medical Missionary Lawerence Dale Pennings II Corinthians 3:4-6 Pastorate Trafford Junior Perry Exodus 33:1 3 Pastorate Faith Evangeline Playfair II Corinthians 2:1 4 Teacher: Christian Day School Robert Bruce Reed Philippians 3:1 3,14 Wycliffe Bible Translators Hellen Guy Rexrode Philippians 4:6,7 University, Teaching Whitley David Ring Joshua 1 :8 Seminary David Leon Robbins Isaiah 26:3 Marriage, Youth and Choir Ministries Elaine Marie Robinson Romans 8:32 Church Work Alf Sivert Gustav Rosenvik John 15:16 Youth Ministry Amy Elizabeth Roth Hosea 6:3 Missions: Ethiopia William Allen Roth Luke 1 -.74,75 Carpentry, Missions George Henry Schultz, Jr. Psalms 46: 10 Missions or Pastorate Carolyn Frances Simcheck Psalms 55:22 Christian Psychology Mark Lewis Sistek Philippians 3:10 Pastorate To be a senior means that I say, by God ' s grace, ' you follow me — because I ' m straining with every ounce of strength to know God in reality ' . S.B. Hobart Franklin Smith, Jr. Jeremiah 33:3 Seminary Renee Smith Psalms 48:14 Teacher Shirley Mary Curven Smith Isaiah 43:1 8,1 9 Teacher for Missionary Children Laurie Catherine Stevens Genesis 28:1 5 Uncertain Robert A. Stockland Philippians 3:1 Reginald James Tasker Psalms 23:1 Keith Morgan Tews Romans 4:20-21 Pastorate Celinda Kay Thames Proverbs 3:6 Uncertain What does it mean to be a senior? Gratitude — for the friendships God has given me here. He ' s taught me so much through people . . . Amazement — at God ' s faithfulness to me in my years here . . . Confidence — that because it is God who is working in me, He will use me when I leave C.B.C. S.N. Rodger Leigh Truax I John 3:1 (ASV) Pastorate Robert Edgar Ulsh Revelation 5:1 2 Home Bible Studies, Assistant Pastor, Youth Director Richard Lynn Vennum Matthew 6:33 Church Planting, U.S.A. William Dennis Wallace II Timothy 4:1 7-1 8 Seminary George Monroe Waller Psalms 73:24 Teacher, Counsellor Bonnie Goens Ward Colossians 2:6 Missions Paul Marvin Webster II Corinthians 3:1 8 Pastorate Arthur Louis Zimmer John 12:24 Church Work Stephen Lesley Edgecombe Matthew 6:33 Graduate Studies, Bible College Teacher Malcolm Ray Burlingame Psalms 50:a Further Education, Marriage Peter Karl Jones Psalms 67:1 ,2 Missions Alan Lowe II Corinthians 3:5,6 Uncertain Paul Leo Nasekos II Corinthians 12:9 Pastorate Linda Kay Owens Psalms 16:5-1 1 Youth Work Henry Andrew Silman John 15:16 Seminary, Pastorate Not pictured: Joo-Hun-Loo Jeremiah 31 :3 Further Study Craig Allen Lowe II Peter 1 :4 Youth Ministry Charles Howard Yoho Colossians 1:28,29 Youth Work and Pastor The Junior Class: Growth Through Higher Goals As the Juniors sought ways to make 1 974-1975 a year of special growth, four major objectives became clear to them. Right above: Mr. Shepherd, CLASS ADVISOR. Right opposite: Advisor and Class meet. Right below: CLASS OFFICERS: L-R: Kathy Alderman, SECRETARY; Rich Darr, PRESIDENT; Iris Holmes, TREASURER; Jim Hayward, VICE-PRESIDENT. Kathy Alderman Joanne Ang Steve Aula 1 Melvin Barrentine Bruce Beall Barb Bellefeuille Donna Black Marcia Bondurant Keith Bonner Norman Boyd John Bowen George Brodie Tom Brower Vicki Brown Karen Cable Jim Cail First objective: We as a class want to get to know God better and to glorify Him. Above: Mr. McCallister, a professor in the Grad School, teaches the Junior class theology as they strive to meet their first objective. Susan Case Lois Cedarholm Marsha Chambers Lily Chuah Patti Cline Jeff Coberly Sharyne Cox Allen Danner Gail Doblestein Charlotte Dean Becky Duhan Terrie Dunn Larry Elenbaum Marv Effa Linda Endicott Beth Engei Paula Fetter John Frye Otto Gebhart Loretta Gleaton Roy Graves Melody Gregory Sandy Gregory Priscilla Hack Mike Hardeman Iris Holmes Phyllis Howard Hall Hunt Jim Hayward Francis Hood Becky Hoyt Bobby Hutto Roger Herring Ruth Hopkins Kay Hughey Seth Hewitt Lynn Hyatt Barb Houston Sam Hinson Krista Hovis We, as a class, want to get to know each other and edify each other. Class meetings: Times of Sharing. We, os a class, want to establish an organizational struc- ture that is workable and is transmittable to the next class. Class meetings: Times of Searching Alora Landry Bubba Lipscomb Dave Lohnes Alan Lowe Ken Lupton Dave Majors Henry Mallon Bruce Martin We, as a class, want to edify the rest of the CBC family Edification includes laughter: Evel Keevil rides again! Mindi Maurer Mike McCain Alan McLain John McCray Rick McKinnis Priscilla Morse Deb Nehlson Ralph Newcombe John Newton Evan Palmer Kim Payne Wes Peach Claudia Pearce Dana Pettit Priscilla Phillips Keigh Powell Connie Price Jean Price Lila Price Sam Reimer Hilda Ribi Norman Rogers Rocky Roth Cindy Rumsey Mark Ryan Jacob Samuel Jim Simoneau Jenny Smith Barry Spencer Hans Taul Gini Van Gorder John Vidal Being a junior is praising God for the maturing I observe in my broth- ers and sisters, and marvelling at how close we have become in two years. It is like starting the last downhill descent on a huge rollercoaster. Steve Ward Sam Hinson Friedhelm Weinbrenner Willie Whitlock Vickie White Ron Williams Rhonda Wo rrell Joe Young Phil Ayers Merry Bazemore Rick Benton Chris Kidwell It is increasing responsibility in min- istry and service to my brethren here. Ron Laflam Mary Ann Reimer Chris Salmon Jon Simmons Not pictured: Nick Becker Rich Liverman Paul Peterson Eleanor Silman It is nearing the start- ing blocks of our jour- ney to the Uttermost parts. Sophomores Focus on Others 1 974-75 proves to be a pressing year for the sophomore class. They begin the year with high objectives as they seek to know their Lord. Through involvement with others they achieve and surpass their goals. Top right: Studying together encourages sopho- mores to develop an interest in each other. Right: Working together promotes relationships that deepen as talents are exercised. Butch Black, PRESIDENT (first quarter); Aaron Eriksen, VICE PRESIDENT; Patty Dunlap, SECRETARY; Karen Riseden, TREASURER. Lynn Anderson Dale Angstadt Kirk Arnold David Banks tr - ■ Delighting in the Lord and pleasing Him — this is my desire for each sophomore. ' ' Richard Barron Jane Bayuszik Rhoda Beckley Roger Bennett Butch Black Jim Braswell Mary Browning Donna Bubeck Susan Burton Dale Campbell Mary Capron Susan Cathey Sharon Chatlos Rick Chumley Mike Clark Vicki Clark Dan Clendenin Ron Cobb Donna Cottle Tom Cregan Sue Crist Rosalee Dattero Joseph Donahue Patty Dunlap Joy Duvall Cindy Eason Gary Elkins Dawn Erdmann Aaron Eriksen Greg Estes Gary Fallon Steve Favata Joe Fera Gabriel Galdo Arleen Gaudry Carol Goodrich Gwen Green Jeff Griffin Cheryl Hannum Paula Harrison Susan Hart Patsy Hartman Tina Hays Ben Herlong Laughing and talking together paves the way for closer student-faculty relationships. Cindy Hodges Nelson Hodges Sharon Hopkins Nancy Hubbard Becky Huber Lynne Jarrett Carol Johnson Cindy Johnson Becky Johnston Cathy Jones Mike Jones Priscilla Jones Jim Kinnebrew Miriam Lind Evelyn Marquardt Verne Marshall Debbie Martin LaVonne Martin Catherine Matthews Jeny McAbee Tim McAndrew Angus Mcintosh Kathy Mcintosh Ray Medina Sarah Melton Rick Miller Renita Morgan Phyllis Morris Jerry Nash Frank Noell Leslie Nordman Samson Obwa Tatjanna Pabalis Katrina Polvinen Stuart Peele Mark Phillips Joel Pifer Dorrie Poland Candy Preston Alice Price Scott Quillin Steve Rambikur Don Richards Right: THE SOPHO- MORE CLASS SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Dan Clendenin, Cathy Jones, Jake Williams. Janice Richardson Karen Riseden Eddie Sanders Janice Sato Amy Schaeffer Charlie Schramm Stuart Scott Mary Sharpe David Shull Dennis Shumate Robbie Singleton Libby Smith Barbara Sochacki Sherrie Spongier Remona Sparks Ron Spaulding Debra Stalnaker David Steele Stewart Stout Dave Sturgeon Hazel Sutherland Ernie Taylor Gunda Taylor Kurt Tews David Todd Julia Troxler Dale Tuggy Elijah Turner Nani Turner Mike Walker Right: Participation in all-school activities helps sophomores break class barriers. Stuart Walker Cynthia Watts Michael Wehner Larry Weidman Bill West Debra Whitaker Jake Williams Jennie Wilson Parks Wilson Joy Young Dan Boughter Steve Brueck Lynn Costa Patty Duke Valerie Gentry Gordon Johnston Randy Krebbs Not pictured: Ricky Awtrey, Susan Burton, James Cagle, Tim Carlson, Lawrence Clark, Bedford Combs, James Cooke, Richard Davison, Silvana DiPaolo, Alan Dyczewski, Gary Enniss, Bill Erv- ing, James Fleetwood, Vernard Ganf, Charles Garner, Edward Gaston, Jane Gnnton, Lisa Hale, Pat Hillard, Terry James, Michael McLamb, Tim Pifer, Michael Pittard, Edgar Pittman, Jack Rey- nolds, Robert Shelton, Eddy Taylor, Judith Terry, Kurt Tews, Wilbur Thompson, Cole Wells, Thomas Whalen, Wayne Zaepfel, Steve Ziegler. The Freshman Class: Looking Up, Looking Ahead . . . Striving to know God seems so much easier when we are home with fam- ily and friends. Then God directs us to a totally new kind of life. New people, homes and surroundings — it is hard enough just to stop from shaking. But now we need to start walking faster with Jesus. The desire to serve God and grow to know Him more intimately overpowers our fears and defeats. As a family we seek after our Father ' s righteous- ness. Arant, Terry Armour, Steve Ball, Randall Barmore, Richard Bellelsle, David Bowles, Austin Brown, Trisha Bryan, Jane Bryant, John Burnett, John Cable, Rob Calhoun, Rachael Candel, Deborah Carlson, Stuart Carlton, Jeff DR. FORTOSIS, class advisor Dr. Fortosis chose to become the freshman advisor because of the insight given to him from teaching in the public high school. His under- standing of the drastic changes a college freshman must make has enabled him to help make the trans- ition much easier. He opened his home on weekends to freshman groups for fellowship. Chambers, Amy Chapman, James Chatfield, Ruth Clark, Mary Ruth Clayton, Christina Clowney, Renee Cocke, Randy Cook, Randy Cooper, Randy Cox, David Dean, Mick DiPallo, Silvanna Duhan, Lynn Duvall, Carol Ellis, Janet Rob Ulsh, Big Brother. Beth Gieser, Big Sis. Big Brother and Sis ore, in a sense, what the words imply. Rob and Beth are the two peo- ple who assume the leadership and guidance of the class. They not only willingly work with the entire class, but also work with individuals who need special questions answered. FRESHMAN GOALS: 1 . Bring the class together as a body. 2. Develop talents and gifts of each individ- ual. 3. Create a comfortable, relaxed, loving atmosphere. 4. Stimulate friendships with upperclassmen and faculty. 5. Stimulate spiritual growth, worship and motivation for obedience. Enlow, Elaine Enlow, Marsha Ennis, Gary Erving, Bill Falink, Dianne Falink, Shelly Falks, Terry Fisher, Allison Gammon, Chandy Glick, Theresa Greer, Penny Gross, Tom Hall, Bruce Hamrick, Randy Old Testament Survey is a different kind of Bible study than most fresh- men are used to. Hard, diligent work is required. Sometimes part of the class moans under the load. At times Western Man seems unbearable. But when the class of ' 78 feels they are drowning under pages God gives the strength and encourage- ment needed. So no matter how hard or frustrating a course is, the peace of God is with his children. Harms, Brian Hathaway, Karin Hubbard, Jenny Hungerpillar, Debra Hyatt, Gerald Inglis, Beverly Johnson, Steve Johnston, G ordon Klire, Ruth Kupfershmid, Pam Kupfershmid, Sharon Lamb, Jean Lanier, Rhonda Lillard, Carolyn Lopez, Fay Ludwick, Walter Martin, Randy McQuilkin, Jan Malone, Patti Moore, Jerri Parelies, Mimi Parris, John Payne, Gene Peoples, Dottie As the freshman class moves for- ward into a year full of new and wonderful experiences, it moves slowly, taking cautious steps. Then, the joy and excitement of following the living God causes the steps to become faster, more sure of their direction. The steps are decisive and determined, each one planted firmly in pursuit of knowing the Savior. If you think this one ' s hard, you should have seen the one in Western Man. Pifer, Rosemary Potts, Mike Powell, Scott Powlison, Keith Ritchie, Shirley Roediger, Steven Rohrer, Linda Ross, Bert Rumler, Ben Rumsey, Steve Scarborough, Nancy Schaeffer, Don Seeds, Lynn Shiplett, Doug Silman, Sally Slaughter, Zack Small, Benjamin Smith, Nancy Smith, Nellie Sprouse, Sharon Stanley, David Thompson, Bob Tucker, Martha Turley, Dianne Walker, Maryann Wheeler, Ronnie Wingo, Ted The Book Store; a place to go when you want to think. Many a brave new idea has been born while staring at the covers of pages filled with God ' s truths and realities. PRESSING ON SPIRITUALLY Administration Faculty Staff President J. Robertson McQuilkin 1975 is dry, very dry. But the rain is coming; The Lord Himself is com- ing. Hosea says it is most certain. So let ' s do one thing: Let us forge ahead to know God. To know Him means to TRUST Him. To know Him means to OBEY Him. To know Him means to LOVE Him. As we forge ahead to know God President McQuilkin provides the leadership needed to give us the proper sense of direction. He serves as adminis- trator, leader, teacher, and parent as he fulfills the important roles in which the Lord has placed him. The Board of Trustees: Leadership Exemplified LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Miss Mary Dibble, Mr. Wendell Tiller, Mr. M. E. Keller, F. C. Aldndge (Chairman), Mr. A. T. Rossi, Miss Margaret Childs. STANDING: Mr. Frank Erdman, Mr. J. R. McQuilkin, Mr. John Dunlap, Mr. Hudson Armarding, Mr. David Petty. ™«™« Mr. James M. Hatch, Provost The goal of knowing Jehovah is deeply satisfying to man . . . For man was made for this . . . Let us press on to know Jehovah. MR. WILLIAM ABERNATHY Assistant Librarian MR. ARTHUR CRISCOE Undergraduate Faculty Coordinator DR. WILLIAM F. DAVIDSON Director of Admissions, Graduate School The Lord promises that if our hearts are set in His direction, so that we press on to know Him, He is faithful and wil give us the knowledge and assurance that we seek: as certain as the rain that waters the earth, His presence is with us; HIS ROAD IS SURE (Hosea 6:3). DR ANTHONY C. FORTOSIS Director of Christian Education MR. FRANK FRY Director of Extension Ministries MR. WILLIAM HOYT Voice, Song Leading, Chapel Choir MRS. JEAN HULBERT Acting Associate Dean for Women MR. JACK MATTHEWS Associate Dean of Men MR. ALBERT McCALLISTER English Bible, Philosophy, Theology MR. LARRY McCULLOUGH Assistant Director of Christian Service DR. EARL McQUAY Dean of Student Affairs MR. RICK MELICK English Bible, Greek MR. JOHNKERMUNRO Director of Admissions MISS SARA PETTY Education Department MR. THOMAS M. PETTY Special Assistant to the President MISS MARY FAITH PHILLIPS Assistant Director of Christian Service MRS. MILDRED SADLER English MR. RAYMOND SCOTT Science, Church, History, Pastor and Church, English Bible MR. RAYMOND SHEPHERD English Bible, Homiletics, Speech MR. G.WILLIAM SUPPLEE Director of Music MR. CLIFFORD BEDELL Anthropology, New Testament, Missions, Comparative Religion MR. JERRY BALLARD Director of Communications MR. WILLIAM LEAVEL Manager of Food Services DR. TERRY HULBERT Dean of Graduate School MR. CHARLES WENZEL Bible, Theology MISS SHIRLEY WOOD Librarian DR. PAULO. WRIGHT Bible, Theology, Church Missions History Lecturers MR. LUKE BOUGHTER Anthropology, Missions MRS. JUANITA GOFORTH English MISS CAROL KIRKPATRICK Band, Teams Staff MRS. SANDRA ABERNATHY Tape Librarian MRS. DIANE ALEXANDER Secretary, Dean of Women ' s Office MISS AGNESS BARR Secretary to Dean of Student Affairs MRS. PRUDANCE BEDELL Office Services MISS CLETA DUNAWAY Teaching Assistant MISS HELEN FAHRINGER Assistant Registrar MR. RONALD FAIRCLOTH Manager, Office Services MRS. SUSANNE FAIRCLOTH Secretary to Undergraduate Faculty Coordinator MRS. MARGARET FERRIS Secretary MR. SCOTT HILL Executive Secretary, Alumn Association MR. RICHARD HOKEMEIR Director of Publications MR. BOB KALLGREN Assistant Dean of Men, Acting Business Manager MR. ANDRES T. KAUPS Treasurer MISS EDIE KENDALL Secretary in Christian Service Department MRS. CARLENEKIDWELL Secretary to Dean of Men MISS KAY KNOWLES Receptionist, Administrative Services MISS JENNIE MAHONEY Administrative Services i ,v MR. CARL GOFF Auto Mechanic MISS MARY GORDON, R.N. Nurse MISS RUTH HAKES Secretary to Director of Admissions (Graduate School) MISS DIANE LOUNSBURY Assistant in Christian Service MRS. INEZ LYTLE Bookkeeper MISS PAULA BERKEY Acting Assistant Dean for Women MR. GEORGE A. BROWER Security MRS. MITTIE HATCH Audio Library Supervisor MRS. CLAUDE LOPEZ Administrative Secretary to Director of Communications MR. GEORGE MARTIN Literary Stock Supervisor MRS. DELLA McCALLISTER Secretary in the Registrar ' s Office MRS. RUTH MOORE Nursery Assistant MR. LEE MORRIS Maintenance MR. FRANCIS NOELL Groundsman MR. HORACE PARKER JR. Transportation Superintendent MRS. NELL PETTY College Hostess MR. WAYNE PIFER Maintenance MR. A. JOE PIOTTER Mail Services MISS GOLDIE PLANK Office Secretary to Alumni MISS DONNA POST Bookstore Cashier MR. JAMES RAKES Communication Technician MISS DEBBY REICHEL Visual Aids, Librarian MISS JANET SISLER Administrative Assistant to Business Manager MISS JUDY SMITH Periodicals, Librarian MRS. HELENE SPEARS Administrative Assistant to the President THE COOKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ruth Clarkson Mrs. Ruth Green Mrs. Rudell Switzer Miss Mary Odom Mrs. Amelia Samuels Not pictured: Mrs. Colon Green Mrs. Blossie Robinson Mrs. Edna Gibson BL-. MISS CAROLYN THOMPSON Secretary to Music Department MISS JOYCE THRASHER Assistant Associate Dean for Women MISS BEE VAN ENGEN Resident Counsellor Extension Campus MISS REBECCA VanGORDER Secretary to Dean of Graduate School MR. JOE VANDER MOLEN Maintenance MISS GLENDA WEATHERLY Women ' s P.E., Office Services MR. THEODORE WARREN Maintenance MR. RONALD WEBB Assistant to Treasurer MRS. PAMELA WILLIAMS Secretary to Director of Admissions MR. RIGBA WOLF Superintendent of Building and Grounds MR. HUGH FOSHEE Acting Assistant Dean of Men Not pictured: MR. WAYNE ANDREWS Tape Technician MRS. SYLVIA FOSHEE Secretary to the Associate Dean for Women i Leaving after many years of faithful service Left: Mr. Tom Petty. Top: Mrs. Nell Petty. Bot torn: Mr. Raymond Shepherd. The Alumni Association The alumni association seeks to serve its alma mater and its mem- bers. The association members support CBC with their prayers and funds. They also provide prospective stu- dents, placement opportunities for graduates, and any other aid which helps to strengthen the team. The association also serves its mem- bers through the CeBeCEQUEL, tape library, personnel counseling serv- ice, directory and information serv- ice, prayer fellowship, homecoming, chapter meetings, and any other way to help graduates know and make Christ known where they are. Top: Decade reunions sat together at the Thanksgiving worship service as alumni returned from around the world for the annual alumni reunion. PRESSING ON SOCIALLY .iristran bervice Organizations Activities Christian Service: r j| |[ I Knowing Him Better — - J! by Sharing Him. Willow Lane, Ambassador Choir, Teams, Church Ministries, and Puffet House are only a few of the many areas in which students minister through Christian Service. CBC students, fed well with spiritual teaching and training, sometimes get fat. Christian Service not only offers good experience, but serves also as an outlet for ministering to others. The div- ersity of ministries provides for a well- balanced college curriculum. Student Association: Mediators for Faculty Student Relations Whether, then, you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. (I Corinthians 10:31) STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Dave Evans, Vice-Pres.; Faith Hopkins, Treas.; Faith Playfair, Sec.; John Barber, Pres. « ■ STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: Bill McCoy; Jake Williams; Linda Owens; Arleen Gaudry; Joe Fera; Dave Evans; Miss Paula Berkey, Advisor. And they were continually devoting themselves . . . to fellowship . . . and to prayer. (Acts 2:42) We sought to get to know each other better through Skit Nite, Esrever Day, The All School Picnic, The Halloween Party, Sing Outs, and Group Dating. We found that as we grew closer to each other, we grew closer to God. Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God; and every one ' Who loves is born of God and knows God. (I John 4:7). A bell is no bell till you ring it; A song is no song till you sing it; And love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, Love isn ' t love till you give it away. — Unknown Lord, make me live from day to day In such a self-forgetful way That even when I kneel to pray, My prayer will be for others. Others, Lord, yes others, Let this my motto be. Lord make me live for others That I may live like Thee. 1m W .s it IMIIIIIEI Women s Dorm Council Right: OFFICERS: Cindy Rumsey, Secretary-Trea- surer; Elaine Robinson, President; Debbie Nehl- sen, Vice-President. Bottom right: FLOOR LEADERS: Laura Loper, Kathy Finch, Paula Fetter, Connie Price, Jo Kinch, Betty Gerow, Barbara Boone, Kay Hughey. Bottom left: RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: Vicki Har- krider, Linn Dillard, Shirley Weins. Men ' s Dorm Council Left: RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: John Crowe, Jack Diamond, Dave Frank. Bottom left: FLOOR LEADERS: Keith Fellows, Wes Peach, Mark McNeil, Art Zimmer, Chris Salmon, Trafford Perry, Dennis Halulko, not pictured. Bottom right: George Schultz, Vice-President; Ed Reule, President; Steve Ward, Secretary-Trea- surer. V. © - ' ? ' ■.. . vc i a Student Foreign Missions Fellowship: Burdened for Europe Below left: PRAYER GROUP LEADERS. Below: OFFICERS: Jim Coil, Vice-Pres.; Marq Ryan, Pres.; Carolyn Cable, Sec; Steve Auld, Treas. Right center: PROJECT COMMITTEE: Peter, Bruno, and Dave. mUM mi — • — ¥ £tW HI ypi DPI t ssSuWw ' K Sa -P mBk H -- H 1 Wmubw B M fe ± P fl ESS 5? J Chapel Choir . Ambassador Band Finial ' 75 C as Contemporary Top: Mr. Fred Alexander, advisor. Right: PHOTOGRAPHERS AND DARK ROOM STAFF: Zack Slaughter, Craig Reoch, Caroline Bell, Peter Jones, Alan Lowe. Not pictured: Phil Ayers, Bob Reed, Alf Rosenvik, Jake Williams, Steve Johnson, Steve Ward. Below: THE EDITORSI Priscilla Jones, Nancy Hub- bard, Rocky Roth, Miriam Lind, Dorrie Polland, Carol Johnson, Lynn Costa, Janice Sato, Rhoda Beckley, Sharon Kruse. CeBeCean: Taking Big Strides in Journalism Left: Tor Fridlund, Asst. Editor Brenda Page, Business Manager Garry Knussman, Editor We will never forget these days, for these are the days of our youth. We have grown to know Him better, and in Him we have grown to love each other. These days at Columbia Bible College are only preparation for the work that God has planned for our lives. We cannot live on memories, no matter how warm they may be; nor can we thrive on hopes, no matter how bright. We must live each day only to please Him. We can say with Paul: . . . That I may know Him, and the power of His ressurection and the fellow- ship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death; in order that I may attain to the resurrection from the dead. Not that I have already obtained it, or have already become perfect, but I press on in order that I may lay hold of that for which also I was laid hold of by Christ Jesus. (Phil. 3:10-12) Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance, and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith. MML jf •v.. PRESSING ON PHYSICALLY Pressing on . . . With Care Above: You say you ALL want to play goalie? VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: STANDING: Wilson Matthews, Jim Hayward, Ray Drobiasko, Dave Fortosis (coach), Alf Rosenvik, Will Harkinson, Jim Munn, Dana Kuhn, Dave Frank, Verne Mar- shall, Keith Powlison, John Vidal. KNEELING: Jim Cail, Keith Fellows, Bill Harding (Captain), Cliff Forgus, Mark McNeil, Andy Halbert, Bob Meyer- ink, Steve Rambikur. Not pictured: Tim Pifer. OPPONENT use Midlands Tech Campbell College Columbia Select j. WE ± HEY 10 JM J: 2B to . With Rejoicing SOCCER ' 74: They have TREMEN- DOUS TALENT from around the world — but lack the practice time needed to hit their full potential. It takes time together to attain team coordination, yet they play well — with determination, with enthusiasm, with the love of Christ! SUPPORT STRENGTHENS One thing that meant a lot to the school team was the support of the student body at our home games. It was a good feeling to hear the roar of our students when a goal was scored against our opponents. Will Harkinson i Above: . . . with speed . . . Lower left: . . . with direction . Left:. . .v ith all you ' ve gotl Personally, I have never been on a team that persistently kept Christ as its example, as I feel this team did. Also, the student and faculty sup- port was the most impressive I have seen in the U.S.A. On the part of the Cougars, I thank the students, fac- ulty, and administration for encour- aging us and giving us the opportu- nity to have a team. — Verne Marshall Pressing on in the Family Far right: Grace Bonner-fide! Lower right: Nothing is so strong as gentle- ness, Nothing is so gentle as real strength. — St. Francis de Sales SUPER SOPHS STUMP THE ALL-STARS STANDING: Joel Martinez, Joel Pifer, David Sturgeon, David Banks, Aaron Eriksen, Stu Scott, Eddie Sanders, Jim Braswell. KNEEL- ING: Stuart Walker, Tim Pifer, Mike McLamb, Steve Rambikur (team captain), Verne Mar- shall, Ray Medina, Jim Simoneau. Won Lost Tied Sr. 3 2 1 Jr. 1 5 So. 6 1 Fr. 2 4 On the Court — Still Pressing On Right: Pressing on strategically. Below: Reaching new heights. To press on for Christ as an athlete? Personally pressing toward the likeness of Christ, expressing to oth- ers that ultimate prize — life through Christ Who always leads in triumph. Top to bottom: Mr. Jack Matthews (Coach), Ed Reule (Asst. Coach), Ted Wingo, Ken Lup- ton, Stuart Scott, Paul Powlison, Don Schaef- ter (Asst. Mgr.), Drew Choate, Charlie Schramm, Will Harkinson (Manager), Danny Hall, Rick McKinnis, Sandy Gregory, John Bowen (Captain). I AM CONVINCED it is possible to play hard — ploy to w i n — with that unbelievable Spirit of Christ that never loses sight of the goal. When you ' re knocked around, that ' s the time to find out what is really on the inside. — Ed Reule OUR GOAL: PROJECT JESUS CHRIST ON AND : F THE BASKETBALL COURT We did our best to play with all our hearts; We did our best to love the men we wanted to beat; We found OUR best was not good enough! Then we found our strength in Psalm 40: 16 — ' Let those who love Thy salvation say Continually, The Lord be Magnified. ' Only then were we victorious. — Drew Choate Psalm 19:23 (LB) Reverence for God gives life, happiness, and protection from harm. OPPONENT WE THEY S.C. 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WE DEDICATE THE STUDENT UNION BUILDING TO THE GLORY OF GOD THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Together in God ' s Faithfulness • ' it • • JIB J t ■ sa -k ' t 7 r - A smile on your face is like the light in a window that tells people you ' re home. wherein europe will)ai go? CAREER SERVICE SHORT— TERM APPOINTMENTS SUMMER -EUROCORPS VOLUNTEERS In a Continent where 250,000 towns and communities are without an evangelical witness, missions becomes a ' priority imperative ' Career workers are needed for Bible institute teaching, evangelism, and church-planting Consider the role you could have either in support or on active assignment, in the training of Europeans to evangelize greater Europe. jjf Greater Europe Mission 153 P.O. Box 668 - Wheaton. III., 60187 C.B.C. Campus Bookstore t i Textbooks School Supplies BEL AIR BARBER SHOP I 6 1 7 Broad River Rd. Boozer Shopping Center Columbia, S.C. All Student Hair Cuts $1.00 Now unto Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly beyond all that we ask or think according to the power that works within us, to Him be the glory. . . Eph. 3:20 When you need a little lift — depend on Coke lO ' UtD UNQtl AUlMOfitlT O ' ' Ml COC COL COMPANY IT You We Got A Friend . . . . The Lord ' s loving kindnesses indeed never cease, For His compassions never fail. They are newfevery morning; Great is Thy faithfulness. — Lamentations 3:22, 23 Well, nat ' s It for Another Year. 1975? It Was Great! My many thanks go to the following people who, as they pressed on to know God, gave of their very lives to make this book glorifying to the Lord. Priscilla Jones, Graduate School Dorrie Polland, Seniors Jennie Wilson, Seniors Rhoda Beckley, Juniors Miriam Lind, Sophomores Linda Harmon, Freshmen Carol Johnson, Faculty and Staff Jake Williams, Organizations Lynn Costa, Sports Nancy Hubbard, Ads, Business Manager Sharon Chatlos, Ads Alan Lowe, Photography Sharon Kruse, Copy Janice Sato, Copy Photographers and darkroom staff: Alan Lowe, Head Photographer Phil Ayers Caroline Bell Steve Johnson Peter Jones Craig Reoch Bob Reed Alf Rosenvik Zack Slaughter Jake Williams Stu Carlson Steve Ward Special thanks for special help: Mr. Fred Alexander, Advisor Mike Clark Charlotte Dean Miss Mary Gordon Carol Jensen Dana Petit, Prayer group leader Ed Reule Mrs. Margaret T. Roth Polly Roth Linda Watson And thanks go to Tor Fridlund for his encouragement and advice, to Garry Knussman for the use of his office space, and to Carol Johnson for her concern and care. To God be the glory! Rocky Roth, editor-in-chief The word finial is defined by Webster as a crowning ornament or detail. This finial was originally located on the roof of one of the two towers on the old Columbia Bible College campus. It is presently located in the front yard of the President ' s home. The finial: a crowning ornament. FINIAL ' 75 is the crowning ornament for a school year full of the Lord ' s blessings. ■ ■i-liilliB: ■ ' . ■ - ■ coiumeia eieiE ? couc ?c?e ;