Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Off™ ■ mm fSf mz KESgPS ia WwiHMWIl— K MB SISSKI mm mm 18 ■■■fa $$|Ki|8 i sEnhPi HHH1 US MMWlllWflmR iffi s ij Ssim® + - L . X — -; he 51 1 + ' 39 j n Y 1 -a g£spnSi Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. c Uhe Finial COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE Columbia, S. C. Sponsored by the Junior Class of 1939 (Dedication It is the desire of the Class of 1940 to honor those who are going before them, to acknowledge the Christian standard they have maintained, and to commemorate the bond of love which exists between them. Accordingly this first issue of The Finial is dedicated to THE SENIORS Contents FACULTY 5 SENIORS 1 1 UNDERGRADUATES 21 GRADUATE SCHOOI 25 EXTRA CURRICULAR 29 Thy tow ' rs are pointing upward Toward God and heaven and light ' =Ttmal = ' 39 The Auditorium The Men ' s Dormitory TO-KNOW HIM= 4 jrimal 9 GTHE. FACUIdTT Know them that labor among you . . . esteem them exceeding highly in love for their work ' s sake g +, MAKEHWKNCk ? Dr. Robert C. McQuilikin c Uhe (President ' s Greeting to His Graduates You have a real distinction in being the first graduating class to appear in The Finial. The significance of that name suggests the mes- sage I should like to leave with you. All of your teachers, in a measure, would enter into Paul ' s desire expressed in Colossians 1:28, Whom we proclaim, admonishing every man and teaching every man in all wisdom, that we may present every man perfect in Christ. How glorious it is to know that Christ has a plan for each of your lives. He will perfect that which concerneth you. For the present, your great heritage is Christ in you, the hope of glory (Col. 1 : 27), the hope of being conformed to thfe image of Christ. My prayer for you is that your aim may ever be to lay hold of that for which Christ has laid hold of you. One other word. You were not linked with one another in the Bible College fellowship as a temporary thing. You will be strengthened, and you will strengthen others, if you continue to share in the life and labors of each other and in the united testimony of Columbia Bible Col- lege with its purpose To Know Him and to Make Him Known. ROBERT C. McQUILIKIN, B.A., D.D., President; English Bible, Biblical Hermeneutics. U-KNUW ' Nil-, She , Mr. Kimber •39 Mr. Hehl Mrs. Walker . T? J. A. MORRIS KIM- BER, M.A., Regis- trar, Secretary of the Faculty, English. JOHN HEHL, Dean of Men, Christian Service, Personal Evangelism. MRS. WILLIAM L. WALKER, B.A., Dean of Women, Christian Service. H. WADDELL PRATT, M.A., D.D., Philosophy, Theology. B. ALLEN REED, M.A., S.T.B., Director of Night School, History, Re- ligious Education. WICK BROOM ALL, M.A., Th.M., Hebrew, Greek, Apologetics. G. ALLEN FLEECE, B.D., D.D., English Bible, Homiletics. 7«= TV •-■£- ' ■■■;■ ' . 11 ' 39 FRANK H. SELLS, B.A., Th.M., English Bible. MRS. J. A. MORRIS KIMBER, B.A., Bible College Hostess, Music. A. ELIZABETH CRID- LAND, B.A. in Bib. Ed., Education. JAMES D. BELOTE, B.A., T h. M ., Greek. MRS. B. A. REED, Education, English. FAITH S. WILLIAMS, M.A., Spanish. TO-KNOW-HIM= jRiiial The Bible College Staff FIRST ROW: Virginia S. Deal, Bessie B. Wright, Pamela C. Moore, Ada E. Brown, Kathryn C. Clyatt, Marjorie Pouder SECOND ROW: Virginia Lippincott, Mrs. Lila J. Puckette, Mrs. John Hehl, Mabel E. Briggs, Ethel M. White THIRD ROW: Frank B. Dinwiddie, Mrs. Matura Gaillard, Kathryn Dan- forth, Edith T. Owings, Elizabeth K. Bowman, Lawrence E. Kunath = ftmat c Uhe Finial High above the sidewalks of Hampton Street, crowning each of the twin towers of Columbia Bible College, are the bud- like finials which inspired the name of this volume. Being familiar and unique to the daily passerby as they stand out boldly with Heaven as a background, they symbolize the work and testimony ' of our Alma Mater which, like a finial, lifts the observing eye and holds it for more than a casual glance. The finial, as a crowning adornment, was thought an appropriate symbol for such a volume as this is meant to be. Gathering under one cover the pictorial memoirs of the school year and preserving .them perhaps for decades beyond the hasty scrutiny of commencement days, it will, in the esteem of every Bible College alumnus, have earned its title, The Finial. She , Wr ♦ iFinial ' 39 GTHB SENIOR; They that run in a race . . . do it to receive a corruptible crown, but we an incorruptible 11 ' 39 Graduates of Four- Year Course DANIEL CLYDE BARTGES Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Class president I, IV; class secretary III; class representative I; CeBeCean staff II; Bible College chorus II. I will go before thee, and make the rough places smooth; I will break in pieces the doors of brass, and cut in sunder the bars of iron. Isa. 45:2 MARGARET GAILLARD Columbia, South Carolina Class vice-president IV; Philobiblonian sec- treas. II, president IV; Bible College chorus II, III, IV. As thou goest step by step I will open up the way. Prov. 4:12 (literal) EULA JEAN BLACKWELL Greenville, South Carolina Class treasurer III; class secretary IV; stu. assoc. social committee II. Thanks be unto God, who always leadeth us in triumph in Christ. II Cor. 2:14 NICKLES A. COCHRAN Greenville, South Carolina Class vice-president II; class treasurer IV; stu. assoc. vice-president IV; project com- mittee IV; L. E. S. treasurer III; Philologian vice-president IV, parliamentarian II. Delight thyself also in Jehovah; and he will give thej the desires of thine heart. Ps. 37:4 TO-KNOW-HIM= jRnial ' 39 EPPIE ADAMS Dothan, Alabama Class secretary I; class vice-president III; F. M. F. secretary IV. Faithful is he that calleth you, who will also do it. I Thess. 5:24 SANNA MORRISON BARLOW Johnson City, Tennessee Class president II; stu. assoc. banquet com- mittee II; CeBeCean staff I, II; Philobib- lonian secretary II, president III. The effect of righteousness, (is) quietness and confidence forever. Isa. 32:17 LEWIS EDWIN BATES Amlin, Ohio Class president III; class representative IV; F. M. F. president IV; Philologian presi- dent II, critic IV; Bible College chorus I, IV. But the path of the righteous is as the dawning light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day. Prov. 4:18 y FRANCIS GEORGE FLURER Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Class secretary II; L. E. S. treasurer IV. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. ' Phil. 1:21 Kjj|f ' 13 ' 39 ELIZABETH CHRISTINE HOPE Elat, Cameroun, West Africa Set your mind on the things that are above, not on the things that are upon the earth. For ye died, and your life is hid with Christ in God. Col. 3:2, 3 S. VIRGINIA McCLELLAN McClellanville, South Carolina Philobiblonian secretary II, vice-president IV. Ye did not choose me, but I chose you, and ap- pointed you, that ye should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide; that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you. John 15:16 ELIZABETH MAJOR McMAHAN Greenville, South Carolina Class representative II; F. M. F. sec.-treas. Ill; Philobiblonian vice-president IV; Ce- BeCean staff III. He is faithful who promised . . do it. Heb. 10:23; I Thess. 5:24 who will also MARY ELIZABETH McMURRAY Clinton, North Carolina Jehovah is my strength and song; and he is become my salvation. Isa. 12:2 TO -KNOW HIM= 14 She , rjrimal ' 39 CARL CONWAY MOMAN Morganfield, Kentucky And we know that to them that love God all things work together for good, even to them that are called according to his purpose. Rom. 8:28 WILLIAM THOMAS MULCAY Augusta, Georgia Stu. assoc. treasurer III, president IV, gift committee III. Unto us ... he is precious. I Pet. 2:7 A.V. JANET BROWNLIE ROBERTSON Paoli, Pennsylvania Stu. assoc. nominating committee IV; Edi- tor CeBeCean IV; Philobiblonian vice-pres- ident II, president III; Bible College chorus III, IV. Looking unto Jesus the author and perfecter of our faith. Heb. 12:2 DOROTHY JANE SMITH Wheelersburg, Ohio Class treasurer I; stu. assoc. secretary III, gift committee IV; CeBeCean staff I; Phil- obiblonian vice-president II; Bible College chorus III. But the people that know their God shall be strong, and do exploits. Dan. 11:32 ■tV r • 2 ERNEST M. WEAVER Jamestown, New York Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and will show thee great things, and difficult, which thou knowest not. Jer. 33:3 ELIZABETH HUNTER WIGGS Wheaton, Illinois For Jehovah will be thy confidence. Prov. 3:26 COLENE WOODARD Smoaks, South Carolina CeBeCean staff II. For he satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. Ps. 107:9 philip Mccracken lytle Haddonfield, New Jersey Philologian corresp.-sec. Ill, president IV, sgt-.at-arms III; Bible College chorus II. Yea, making it my aim so to preach the gospel not where Christ was already named, that I might not build upon another man ' s foundation. Rom. 15:20 (Graduated in January, 1939) TO KNOW ■ HIM= 16 Farewell The Lord shall be thy confidence. It is with confidence placed in our all-powerful Lord that this Class of ' 39 embarks from Columbia Bible College to be strong and do ex- ploits. Four years of preparation here at school have opened our eyes to one essential: that we must now, if never before, lift anchor and as individuals move under His Power. As we leave our Alma Mater we recall many things for which we may give thanks. Chief among these is an experience of the purpose expressed in the school motto, To Know Him and to Make Him Known. We have seen a vision of The Seven Hundred Million who have never rightly heard the Gospel. And how shall they hear unless we first hear the command to go and exercise the privilege of carrying it out? As we go, He goes before, and it is of His grace that we have our confidence in Him. To us as members of the Bible College family, farewell means at most only a temporary separation, and not that in spirit. We shall always be united in our prayers. We go forward knowing our great responsibility in remembering one another before the Throne of Grace. We are confident that we too shall be so remembered, and together we place our confidence in the Lord. The Class of ' 39 SENIOR CLASS POEM Lord, make us soldiers — give us Fortitude. For us the fight allows no interlude. For us are weapons, armor, life, renewed. O Lord our Confidence now make us strong; O Lord our Confidence give us a song — A song the whole world hears Before the Sun appears. Lord make us soldiers — as the foe is met. For us thru flame and flood the march is set. For us the journey holds no stark regret. The Lord our Confidence will make us strong; The Lord our Confidence will give His song, Before the battle clears, Until the Sun appears. Lord make us soldiers — shunning not the Hard. For us are wounds — we shall not win unscarred. For us no Death can leave our spirits marred. The Lord our Confidence doth make us strong; The Lord our Confidence doth give the song, Unmuffled by our fears Until the Sun appears. Lord make us soldiers — as the crisis grows For us the Captain ' s final signal blows. For us is Dawn — the Eastern heaven glows! The Lord our Confidence has made us strong; The Lord our Confidence fulfilled the song, E ' en while the Morning nears, And as the Sun appears. — Sanna M. Barlow 17 ♦ TO-MAKE- HIM KNOW T 9 •The WW ' 39 Graduates of Two-Yea r Course ADALEE CRUTCHFIELD Vicco, Kentucky I am with thee, and will keep thee whitherso- ever thou goest, and will bring thee again into this land. Gen. 28:15 DOROTHY AMELIA DAVIS Trappe, Maryland ' ' My earnest expectation and hope . . . that Christ shall be magnified in my body whether by life or by death. Phil. 1:20 NANCY FINLEY GOLDFINCH Con way, South Carolina ' ' I have set Jehovah always before me. Ps. 16:8 ROBERTA GAIL HOPE Elat, Cameroun, West Africa Class secretary II. One thing have I asked ... to behold the beauty of Jehovah. Ps. 27:4 TO KNOW-HIM= = 18 jFittial 39 ISABELLE HORTON Aliceville, Alabama Trust in Jehovah with all thy heart, and lean not upon thine own understanding: in all thy ways acknowledge him, and he will direct thy paths. Prov. 3:5, 6 WILFORD CLYDE HUNT Speakers, New York ' ' Therefore let us also, seeing we are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus. Heb. 12:1, 2 FRANCES SHEPARD KNOX Huntington, Massachusetts Stu. assoc. program committee III; Philo- biblonian secretary II. Whom not having seen ye love: on whom, though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye rejoice greatlv with joy unspeakable and full of glory. I Pet. 1 :8 IRENE ELIZABETH PEEKE Weaverville, North Carolina Commit thy way unto Jehovah; trust also in him, and he will bring it to pass. Ps. 37:5 19 f ' a %ht ' 39 DOROTHY BOND RICHARDSON Southern Pines, North Carolina Class vice-president I; Bible College chorus I, III. Wherefore . . . heavenly vision. I was not disobedient unto the ' Acts 26:19 WONDROUS MONROE SMITH Columbia, South Carolina Philologian poster chairman III. Brethren, I count not myself yet to have laid hold: but one thing I do, forgetting the things whi ch are behind, and stretching forward to the things which are before, I press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:14, 15 MARION BEATRICE THOMAS Birmingham,, Alabama Class vice-president II; CeBeCean staff I, II; Philobiblonian secretary II. I have set Jehovah always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved. Ps. 16:8 RILEY CLEVELAND THOMAS Chattanooga, Tennessee Class president II; Philologian sec.-treas. II. ' ' If ye will not believe, surely ye shall not be established. Isa. 7:9 m TO KNOW -HIM= =♦20 - ' 39 GTHE UNDERGRADUATE; Even so run that ye may attain _ ., + TO-MAKE HIM KNOW 21 T • r THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Rebecca Knight, sec.-treas.; Paul Loth, president; Earle White, vice-pres. SECOND ROW : Frank H. Sells, class adviser; Janie Holder, Edith Black- burn, Clara McKee, Thomas Fountain, Kenneth Ross THIRD ROW: Wilson Lockwood, Blanchard Romaine, Paul Keppel, Woodrow Robbins, Deming Gerow Cecil Kohn, Dorothy Tidd, Thomas McMahan (not in picture) ro-KNOW HIM= 22 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Marion Rutherford, Geraldine Hinote, Baba Cooper, Wini- fred Hope, John Viser, treasurer; Evelyn Turner, secretary; Dorothy Dillon, vice-president; Ernest Lubkemann, president; Virginia Adams, Ruth Richardson, Leona Shade, Frances Cozart, Ruth Hungerpillar SECOND ROW: James D. Belote, class adviser; Ralph Patterson, Robert Dawson, Kenneth Courtwright, Gordon DeLong, Irwin Steele, Robert Wells, Archie Shelor, Milton Case THIRD ROW: Harry Marshall, Herman Luhm, Rader Hawkins, Raymond Johnson, John Walters, Edmund Janss, Patrick Major, Hilton Hoover, Hunter Norwood, Kenneth Neuenschwander Madeline Hays, Stella Johnson, Eva Saunders (not in picture) 23 jFtmal ' 39 THE FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Henry Benchoff, Rubye Benchoff, Helen Hopkins, Gwen- dolyn Pennington, Laddice Broome, Willette Thomas, Irene Neprash, Mervin Brown, Mary McMahan, Annie Kok, Bernard Turner, Annie Blackburn, Ruth Coble, Doris Gardiner, Dorothy Bannister, Willie John- son, Gaines Milligan, Horace Bingham SECOND ROW: Marsden Sellers, Warren Thuston, Merle Tadlock, Ma- tilda Meise, Jean Campbell, Helen Herman, Mary Lennon, Bonta Irving, Dorothy Bellwood, Juliet Hathaway, Hazel Hutchinson, Lula Browne, Dorothy Hix, Marguerite McQuilkin, Narine Peterson, Hubert Tatum THIRD ROW: Avery Kendell, Helen Madiera, Pauline Rogers, Laura Norwood, Catherine Kilgore, Claire Kitzmiller, Catherine Graham, Bertha Brown, Elizabeth Putnam, Elizabeth Rikard, Elizabeth Weeks, Ellen Webendorfer, Mary Hyatt, Lula Becker, Elizabeth Powell FOURTH ROW: Lewis Major, Laing Burns, Douglas Cotter, Linwood Peterson, Edwin Miller, Neils Larsen, Charles Brown, Robert Hopkins, Clarence Frerking, Robert Linder, David Gray, George Stuart, James Smith, Salvatore Candal Rebecca Cox, Elizabeth Durden, John Fain, Jr., Paul Gess, Evans Har- den, Yates Neal, John Seaton, Jr., Edna Thomas,- Mrs. Hubert Tatum, John Sassaman, Herman Spigner (not in picture) m TO-KNOW HIM= 24 initial ' 39 (THE. eRABUATl. SCHOOfc I press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus 25 the ccr ' 39 JAMES M. HATCH, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina B.A., Duke University, 1936. Receiving Th.M. All we like sheep have gone astray: we have turned every one to his own way; and Jehovah hath laid on him the iniquity of us all. Isa. 53:6 KENNETH G. HOOD Corning, New York B.A., Wheaton College, 1936. Receiving Th.M. And Jehovah, he it is that doth go before thee; he will be with thee; he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not, neither be dismayed. Deut. 31:8 H. WILBERT NORTON Chicago, Illinois B.A., Wheaton College, 1936 Receiving Th.M. But thanks be unto God who always leadeth us in triumph in Christ. II Cor. 2:14 ELIZABETH BOYD ALEXANDER DeLand, Florida B.A., John B. Stetson University, 1935. Receiving M.A. in Biblical Ed. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he will direct thy paths. Prov. 3:6 TO-KNOW -HIM= 26 FRANK BRUCE DINWIDDIE Columbia, South Carolina B.A., in Biblical Ed., Columbia Bible Col- lege, 1937. Receiving M.A. in Biblical Ed. But I hold not my life of any account as dear unto myself, so that I may accomp ' ish my cours?, and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God. Acts 20:24 SARA PETTY Clinton, North Carolina B.A., Asbury College, 1933. Receiving M.A. in Biblical Ed. For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might become rich. II Cor. 8:9 CATHERINE BERRYHILL WALKER Columbia, South Carolina B.A., Wheaton College. 1936. Receiving M.A. in Biblical Ed. He that supplieth seed to the sower and bread for food, shall supply and multiply your seed for sowing, and increase the fruits of your righteous- ness. II Cor. 9:10 WILLIAM L. WONDERLY Mt. Lake Park, Maryland B.A., William Jennings Bryan University, 1933. Receiving M.A. in Biblical Ed . . . . to know the love of Christ, . . . that ye may be filled unto all the fulness of God. Eph. 3:19 -- ' O ' -wtr ■■■■■:.■.: VT  Z THE GRADUATE SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Elsie Fletcher, Barbara Greene, Dr. Ivylyn Girardeau, Michael Fryga, Elizabeth Alexander, Catherine Walker, Alice Price SECOND ROW= Wilbert Norton, Virginia Lippincott, Sarah Petty, Hope Hindal, Emily Russel, Kenneth Hood THIRD ROW: William Wonderly, Neill Hawkins, Jonathan Williams, Thomas Petty, James Hatch, Frank Dinwiddie ni TO-KNOW HIM= 28 -jFimal ' 39 EXTRM eURBieillxplRo Whatsoever ye do, in word or in deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus OQ ■  mMirr him iim 3Tu The Student Association FIRST ROW: William Mulcay, president; Nickles Cochran, vice-presi- dent, project committee; Leona Shade, secretary; Hilton Hoover, treas- urer. SECOND ROW: Clara McKee, social committee; Thomas Fountain, music committee; Frances Knox, program committee. THIRD ROW: Robert Wells, editor CeBeCean; Jane Smith, gift commit- tee; Lewis Bates, president F. M. F., senior class representative; Wood- row Robbins, junior class representative. John Seaton, freshman class representative (not in picture) m TO KNOW-HIM= =♦30 The CeBeCean Staff FIRST ROW: Hunter Norwood, managing editor; Edith Blackburn, as- sociate editor; Robert Wells, editor-in-chief; Virginia Adams, associate editor; John Viser, associate editor SECOND ROW: Hilton Hoover, art editor; Marion Thomas, assistant publications editor; Clara McKee, campus editor; Willette Thomas, re- porter; Raymond Johnson, publications editor Mervin Brown, reporter; John Seaton, business manager (not in picture) 31 a ife. League of Evangelical Students ERNEST LUBKEMANN, president RUTH RICHARDSON, vice-president FRANCIS FLURER, treasurer DOROTHY TIDD, secretary (not in picture) The League of Evangelical Students is a national organization with over fifty active chapters in the colleges and universities of the United States. Its purpose is to establish an evangelical testimony in a college world which is so permeated with anti-Christian teaching. The Co- lumbia Bible College branch aims to support the national organization in prayer, in deputation work, and in other ways. m TO-KNOW-HIM= 32 Student Foreign Missions Fellowship LEWIS BATES, president EPPIE ADAMS, secretary DEMING GEROW, vice-president In the fall of 1936 the Student Association affiliated itself with the then newly-formed national organization of the Student Foreign Mis- sions Fellowship, forming a local chapter. At the present time it is one of fourteen such chapters in the United States. This, its third and greatest year, finds the local chapter with 85 members, each of whom are preparing definitely for foreign missionary service. The purpose of this organization is three-fold: to promote the mis- sionary interest on the campus; to study and pray concerning the needs and work on the mission fields of the world; and to present the mission- ary message to churches and colleges in the vicinity. 33 - Toy.ut ■ V ' V« ' . T • 3 PHILOLOGIAN Literary Association FIRST ROW: Raymond Johnson, president 1st sem.; Wilson Lockwood, president 2nd sem.; Ken- neth Ross, vice-pres., 1st sem.; Nickles Cochran, vice-pres., 2nd sem. SECON D ROW: Paul Kep- pel, sec.-treas., 1st sem.; R. C. Thomas, sec.-treas., 2nd sem.; E a r 1 e White, corresp. sec, 1st sem.; Neill Hawkins, corresp. sec, 2nd sem.; James Hatch, critic, 1st sem. THIRD ROW: William Wonderly, critic, 2nd sem.; Woodrow Robbins, sgt- at-arms. 1st sem.; Hilton Hoover, sgt.-at-arms. 2nd sem.; Gordon DeLong, sgt.-at-arms, 2nd sem.; Wilbert Norton, critic, 2nd sem. Lewis Bates, critic, 1st sem. (not in picture) PHILOBIBLONIAN Literary Society FIRST ROW: Sanna Bar- low, president, 1st sem.; Margaret Gaillard, presi- dent, 2nd sem.; Virginia McClellan, vice-pres., 1st sem.; Elizabeth McMahan, vice-pres., 2nd sem. SECOND ROW: Francis Knox, secretary, 1st sem.; Marion Thomas, secre- tary, 2nd sem.; Dorothy Dillon, sgt.-at-arms, 1st sem. THIRD ROW: Ruth Hungerpillar, sgt.-at-arms, 1st sem.; Matilda Meise, sgt.-at-at-arms, 2nd sem. FOURTH ROW: Mary McMahan, sgt.-at-arms, 2nd sem. TO -KNOW HIM= ♦34 The Finial Staff FIRST ROW: Kenneth Ross, business manager; Edith Blackburn, asso- ciate editor; Thomas Fountain, editor-in-chief SECOND ROW: Wilson Lockwood, managing editor; Clara McKee, ad- vertising manager; Deming Gerow, photography editor The Bible College Chorus FIRST ROW: Helen Hopkins, Gwendolyn Pennington, Dorothy Richard- son, Mary McMahan, Clara McKee, Virginia Adams, Lula Browne, Mar- garet Gaillard, Willette Thomas SECOND ROW: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morris Kimber, directors;. Marguerite McQuilkin, Winifred Hope, Mary Hyatt, Lula Becker, Alice Price, Sal- vatore Candal, George Stuart THIRD ROW : Irwin Steele, accompanist; James Smith, John Viser, Edmund Janss, Warren Thuston, Bernard Turner, James Hatch, Lewis Bates FOURTH ROW: John Fain, Gaines Milligan, Blanchard Romaine, Dem- ing Gerow r 35 What ' s the chouble, Truck? I guess we got that settled! R. C. and his music engine Action! Camera! TO -KNOW -HIM= = 36 jrimal Sal pitching — Ed posing Hey, Pete! 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