Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

I m,., rtS .■ 4 ?he jFmml 1940 Contents PAGE DEDICATION 4 ADMINISTRATION 9 SENIOR CLASS 15 GRADUATE SCHOOL 25 UNDERGRADUATES 29 EXTRA CURRICULAR 37 CAMPUS 48 ■ly t ■ LUMBI k BIBIf LLEeEl . The greatest step of progress in the growth of the Bible College in recent years has been the acquisition of the men ' s dormitories and grounds during this past school year, 1939-40. Accordingly, The Finial, 1940, is duly dedicated to the men ' s dormitory. May the men of the Lord ' s choice be those that occupy these buildings and may each man ' s purpose be To know Him and to make Him known. The Junior Class. Sj  l Kr  (HaHsas ■KT 1 w lM fe fiP Main Campus AND Auditorium ?he rlrinial ' 40 HbminisJtratmn 9 - -TO MAUI HIM mm riFinicil ' 40 Z5he CvVfen s dormitory dAIiracle The Finial was born the same year that the men ' s dormitory was added to the Bible College property, making our complete C. B. C. campus. It is fitting that the 1940 Finial should celebrate the real miracle the Lord worked in providing this property. The men of the class of 1940 are happy to go out as the first class to be graduated from our own men ' s dormitory property. When we are face to face with impossibilities, many of us will think of this answered prayer in the provision of the first payments of $30 000 to purchase this property. We will ask the question, Is anything too hard for the Lord? (Gen. 18:14), and our answer will be that of Jeremiah: Ah Lord Jehovah! behold, thou hast made the heavens and the earth by thy great power and by thine outstretched arm; there is nothing too hard for thee (Jer. 32:17). But this miracle of answered prayer was not granted to us for either our glory or our selfish enjoyment. It was the Lord ' s gracious challenge to make the real men ' s domitory buildings a miracle of God. Our prayer is that God may send men of His own choice into that dormitory, and that as the men go out, each individual life and the Bible College men as a whole may be living witnesses of the miracle power of God. The finial has not yet been put on the men ' s dormitory property; not all the payments have yet been made. As we look forward in prayer and faith to that supply, may it be symbolic of the fact that one day there will be a final, a crowning adornment of well done upon every one of the Bible College young men. Then it will be as in the prophecy made concerning Zerubbabel, He sh ll bring forth the top stone with shoutings of Grace, grace, unto it (Zech. 4:7). And this is the message to Zerubbabel and to us: Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts (Zech. 4:6). 40 ®!) JFacuUp J. A. MORRIS KIMBER, M. A., Registrar, Secretary of the Faculty, English. JOHN HEHL, Dean of men, Christian Service, sonal Evangelism. Per- MRS. WILLIAM L. WALKER. B. A. Dean of Women, Christian Service. H. WADDELL PRATT, M. A., D. D. Philsosophy, Theology. 11 rTOHAkEHIHO OUii ?T fc rAi finial B. ALLEN REED, M. A., S. T. B.. Director of High School, History, Religi- ous Education. WICK BROMALL, M. A., Th. M., Hebrew, Greek, Apologetics. G. ALLEN FLEECE, B. D., D. D English Bible, Homiletics K H. SELLS, B. A., Th. M. Bible. KNOW HtM= t . ■ ' (.r.r •40 MRS. J. A. MORRIS KIMBER, B. A., Bible College Hostess, Music. A. ELIZABETH CRIDLAND, B. A. in Bib. Ed. Education. MRS. B. A. REED, Education, English. s. -a FAITH S. WILLIAMS, M. A., Spanish. jrmuil Bible College Staff First Row: Edith T. Owings, Mrs. John Hehl, Mrs. Lila J. Puckette, Mabel E. Briggs, Mrs. Matura Gaillard, Myrtle Heath, Kathryn Danforth. Second Row: Mary S. Beam, Ethel M. White, Jettie Odell, Elizabeth K. Bowman, Ada E. Brown, Bessie B. Wright, Virginia S. Deal, Virginia Lippincott. I press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3: 15. •40 The President ' s Greeting to {he Class of 1940 The year of your graduation is a fateful year in the history of the world. As the first graduating class in this present world war, you go out into wider service with new emphasis upon the fact that you are soldiers of the Lord Jesus Christ, our conquering King. You go out with a perfect understanding of what His plan of campaign is — to take the Gospel to the uttermost part. You go out with absolute certainty as to the outcome of the conflict. You go out knowing that the present war among the nations is a part of the age-long conflict between God and Satan, and that Christ is controlling every event. You go out with the joy of knowing that He is also controlling your life, and is as definitely interested in your individual plans as He is in the whole conflict. This, of course, is a challenge not to self- importance, but to a life that has no individual plans of its own except as they are related to Christ ' s program and purpose. To me to live is Christ. A finial is described as a crowning adornment. My prayer for each of you, and for your class as a whole, is that you may adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. Then one of the things that will make 1940 a notable year is the fact that this class was graduated from C. B. C. and went out to glorify Christ. ( i?. 6.;n 2i- - ' 40 THE SENIOR CLASS - ' 40 President Vice-Presideni Secretary Treasurer 17 KENNETH HOWARD ROSS, Atlantic City, N. J, Class president IV; Bible College chorus I, II, III, CeBeCean ass ' t business man- ager I, business manager II; Finial business manager III; Philogian vice-president II, III, F. M. F. prayer group leader IV. Fear not, only believe . . . the Lord is my Shepherd. Mk. 5:36; Ps. 23:1 CLARA WILDMAN McKEE, Danbury, Conn. Class secretary-treasurer II, vice president IV; Finial advertising manager III; Bible College Chorus III; chairman social committee III: Philobiblonian president IV; CeBeCean ass ' t. campus editor II, campbs editor III, assoc. editor III, IV; F. M. F. prayer group leader IV. Jehovah, he it is that doth go before thee: he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not, neither be dismayed. Deut. 31:8 EVA GWENDOLYN SAUNDERS, Berwick, Nova Scotia Transfer from Provincial Normal College, Truro, N. S. I., II Class Secretary IV.; Bible College chorus II. Yea verily, and I count all things to be loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord. Phil. 3:8 JOHN WILSON LOCKWOOD, Chester, Pa. Class Treasurer IV, Bible College chorus III; Philologian critic II, correspondmg secretary II, president III, parliamentarian III. For I am not ashamed of the gospel: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also the Greek. Rom. 1:16 OMJUCEHIHmlk r Graduates of the Four- Year Course VIRGINIA BRANIN ADAMS, Collingdale, Pa. Transfer from Wheaton College I, II F. M. F. prayer group leader IV; social com- mittee III; music committee III, chairman music committee IV; Philobiblonian vice-president IV; CeBeCean assoc. editor III, IV; radio double quartet III; Bible College chorus III. As for God, His way is perfect. ' Ps. 18:30. EDITH WILLINGHAM BLACKBURN, Columbia, S. C. Chairman Student Association constitution com- mittee IV; Philobilonian secretary-treasurer II, vice-president IV; CeBeCean christian service editor II, assoc. editor III; Finial assoc. editor III. That in all things He might have the pre- eminence. Col. 1:18 ROBERT RAY DAWSON, Washington, D. C. Transfer from George Washington University I Bible College chorus II Your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost. glorify God in your body, and in your spirit which are God ' s. I Cor. 6:19, 20 THOMAS ELMORE FOUNTAIN, Moorestown, N. J. Class president I;F.M.F. prayer group leader IV; Bible College chorus I, II; music committee chairman III; Student Association president IV; Philologian secretary II; CeBeCean business manager I, assoc. editor I, editor II; Finial editor III; radio double quartet III, radio quartet IV. Jehovah wiU perfect that which concerneth me. Ps. 138:8 rTi ro KNOW HIM= CHARLES DEMING GEROW, Washingtonville, N. Y. F. M. F. deputation chairman III, vice-president III, president IV, prayer group leader IV; Bible College chorus I, II, III; music committee chairman II; Finial photo editor III. Ye shall be my witnesses ....unto the uttermost part of the earth. Acts 1:8 MADELINE E. HAYS, Hindman, Kentucky For I, Jehovah thy God, will hold thy right hand, saying unto thee, Fear not; I will help thee. Isa. 41:13. GRACE HAZLETT Isaiah 58:11 And Jehovah will guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul in dry places, and make strong thy bones; and thou shalt be like a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters fail not. PAUL WILLIAM KEPPEL, Harrisburg, Pa. Philologian vice-president II, secretary treasur- er III. One thing have I asked nf the Lord to behold the beauty of the Lord. Ps. 27:4. 19 } HAKE HIM aci, = TOHAK€HIHaOkK ' 40 CECILE CAROLINE KOHN. Columbia, S. C. Being confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 REBECCA KNIGHT, Statesville, N. C. Graduate of Mitchell Junior College Class secretary-treasurer III; Bible chorus II. ' That in all things He might have the eminence. Col. 1:18. College pre- PAUL EDWARD LOTH, Buffalo, N. Y. Class president III; Student Association nominat- ing committee III, chairman nominating com- mittee IV. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men! Ps. 107:8. WILLIAM THOMAS McMAHAN, JR. Greenville, S. C. Class historian IV; Bible College chorus I; Student Association gift committee III; Philolog- ian corresponding secretary IV, critique IV; CeBe Cean publications editor II. Let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus. Heb. 12:1, 2. W KNOW Hlfl= 20 40 AIMEE LAMBIE McQUILKIN, Columbia, S. C. F. M. C. constitution connmittee III (36): L. E. S vice-president IV; missionary committee II (34 — 35); athletic committee II (34 — 35); social com- mittee II (34 — 35); Philobiblonian program direc- tor II (34—35). The people that know their God shall be strong and do exploits. Dan. 11:32. WOODROW WILSON BOBBINS, Leland, N. C. Class representative III; Philologian sergeant- at-arms III. But I hold not my life on any account as dear unto myself, so that I may accomplish my course, and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus to testify the gospel of the grace of God. Acts 20:24. BLANCHARD DEBAUN ROMAINE, JR., Hackensack, N. J. Bible College chorus II, III. Serve the Lord with gladness. Ps. 100:2 DOROTHY WHITEMAN TIDD, Jacksonville, Fla. L. E. S. secretary III; Philobiblonian seargeant- at-arms IV; Finial staff III. My soul, wait thou only upon God: for my ex- pectation is from Him our sufficiency is of God. Ps. 62:5, II Cor. 3:5 EARLE ROLAND WHITE. Collingswood, N. J. Class vice-president III; chairman social committee II: Philobiblonian vice-president IV, . president I; F. M. F. prayer group leader. I have been crucified with Christ: and it is no longer I that live, but Christ liveth in me: and that life which I now live in the flesh I live in faith, the faith which is in the Son of God. who loved me, and gave himself up for me. Gal. 2:20 21 . -2 t mr ;GGI ' 40 Farewell to the Seniors The aspiration of every Senior is to scale the heights of ser- vice as he enters a future made certain by the promises of God. The name of the yearbook, The Finial, is symboHc of aspiration. Far above Hampton Street reaching in the quiet- ness of the pure atmosphere toward the ceihng of the heaven are two small projecting budlike rods, two finials. In their aloofness from the world below, in their upward reach, in their pristine dignity they represent in eloquent style the challenge of future service for the Senior class. It is our prayerful expecta- tion that as the finials on the Bible College towers lift men ' s eyes toward heaven your lives may fulfill in a deeper measure that sacred purpose. The Junior Class Thy tow ' rs are pointing upward Toward God and heaven and light Tribute to C. B. C. Undisturbed stars move in their courses above the crowning finials, while black robed figures advance along the aisle. Better known in heavenly places than to sons of men is Co- lumbia Bible College. It has come at last, the day for which we have lived and longed; but with it comes the ache of leaving friends and countless things we have learned to love. We have found in these halls a higher standard and a nobler aim, and surely, when will our thirst for knowledge again find relief at a fountain sweet as this? Four years, all too short to quench the burning dryness in our hearts; but there is a well of praise springing up, a fountain of living water— a Person, the Lord Jesus Christ. We thank you for giving us — Him. The Class of ' 40. 40 Graduates of the Two-Yea r Course LULA ANNE BECKER, Asheville, N. C. Class secretary-treasurer II; Bible College chorus I, II. The Lord is my strength and my song, and is be- come my salvation. Ps. 118:14. WILLIE MAE JOHNSON, Head River, Ga. For with God nothing Luke 1:37. shall be impossible. MARY AMANDA LENNON, Delco, N. C. Philobiblonian secretary-treasurer I. He must increase, but I must decrease. 3:30 John MARSDEN THOMAS SELLERS, JR. Wilmington, N. C. Class representative II, L. I am crucified with Christ yet not I, but Christ liveth which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave him self for me. Gal. 2:20 E. S. treasurer II. nevertheless I live; in me: and the life 23 •40 MERLE TADLOCK, Dothan, Ala. Thou art my hiding-place and my shield: I hope in thy word. Ps. 119:114 IRA BERNARD TURNER, JR., Charlotte, N. C. Class treasurer I. president Two-year Senior class II; Bible College chorus I. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of know- ledge. Prov. 1 :7. JOHN DAVID WALTERS, Charlotte. N. C. Bible College chorus I Delight thyself also in the Lor ; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Ps. 37.4 a KNOW HIM= =♦ 2 rakmt cljooi Thanks be unto God, who always leadeth us in triumph in Christ. II Cor. 2:14 O MAne HIM nMk m ' 40 NICKLES ADOLPHUS COCHRAN, Greenville, S. C. B. A. in Biblical Ed., Columbia Bible College, 1939, Receiving M. A. in Biblical Ed. And the Lord, he it is that doth go before thee: be he will be with thee, he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not neither be dis- mayed. Deut. 31:8 WILLIAM NEILL HAWKINS, Dallas. Texas B. A., Wheaton College, 1937 Receiving M. A. in Biblical Ed.; To do the will of him that sent me, and to fin- ish his work. John 4:34 THOMAS MACY PETTY, Clinton, N. C. B. A., Asbury College. 1933 Receiving M. A. in Biblical Ed. O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together. Ps. 34:3 EMILY GALLAHER RUSSEL, Jefferson, Iowa B. A., Hastings College Receiving M. A. in Biblieal Ed. For thus saith the high and lofty One that in- habiteth eternity, whose name is Holy: I dwe ' l in the high and holy place, with him a ' so that is of a contrite and humble spirit, to revive the spirit of the humble, and to revive the heart of the contrite ones. Isa. 57:15 40 Jl JONATHAN GUEST WILLIAMS. Columbia. S. C. B. A., University of California, 1922, Receiving M. A. in Biblical Ed. Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable. always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. I Cor. 15:58 2(  he , •40 THE GRADUATE SCHOOL First Row: Michael Fryga, Harriette Barbour, Nickles Cochran, Raymond Moore, Florence Lewis. Second Row: Thomas Petty, Sarah Brown, Alice Price, Lilla Kirkpatrick, Virginia Lippincott, Genevieve Evans, Neill Hawkins, Jonathan Williams. 27 •40 _j t Ptt r tct uat s Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 29 r that in all things He might have -the preeminence. Colossians 1:18 1 Raymond Johnson President Marion Rutherford Vice-President Anne Blackman Secretary Ralph Patterson Treasurer WW- HIM= -1 = 30 THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Kenneth Courtwright, Winifred Hope, Gordon DeLong, Anne Blackman, Raymond Johnson, Marian Rutherford, Ralph Patterson, Ruth Richardson, Milton Case, Archie Shelor. Second Row: Edith Norwood, Stella Johnson, Leona Shade, Lorna Gibson, Clara Cooper, Hunter Norwood, Geraldine Hinote, Robert Wells, Evelyn Turn- er, Kenneth Neuenschwander, Howard Powli- son. Third Row: Ernest Lubkemann, Herman Luhm, Wilford Hunt, Irwin Steele, John Viser, Rader Hawkins, Hilton Hoover. 31 •40 Looking unto Jesus, the Auth- or and finisher of our faith. Hebrew 12:2 Laing Burns President Doris Lee Gardiner Vice-President Marguerite McQuilkin Secretary Carl Herrick Treasurer To KNOW HI M= 3: THE SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: James Smith, Helen Madiera, Henry Benchoff, Anne Kok, David Gray, Doris Lee Gardiner, Laing Burns, Carl Herrick, Ellen Webendorfer, John Seaton, Elizabeth Weeeks, Anne Black- burn, Hazel Hutchinson. Second Row: Lula Brown, Dorothy Hix, Mary McMahan, Narine Peterson, Matilda Meise, Laura Nor- wood, Claire Kitzmiller, Joliet Hathaway, Irene Neprash, Ruth Hungerpiller, Edna Thomas, Willette Thomas, Gwendolyn Penning- ton, Dorothy Bannister. Third Row: George Stuart, Patrick Major, Neils Larsen, Evans Harden, Paul Gess, John Blackman, Clarence Frerking, Robert Kendall, Douglas Cotter, Linwood Peterson, Wilson Spann, Mervin Brown, Donald Williams, Yates Neal. 33 XLJ F 115 Richard Braun President Katherine Phillips Vice-President First Row: Blanche Wiggs, Emile Crane, Bethel Bach, Mrs. Henry Benchoff, trude Johnson, Mary Jane Michael. Second Row: Loreen Phillips, Ruth Lenzner, Jacob Waechter, Sally Veliko, Edw ' Tesh, Paul Waite, Margaret Kent, Oliver Price, Emily Blair. Third Row: Ncra Napier, Charlotte Watts, Opal Jean Hall, RoUie Smith, Margarei Ryans, Helsley Sowers, Margretta McKendricl :, Emmanuel Gitlin, Mas Fourth Row: Luella Anson, Katherine Miller, Barbara Gridley, Fanny Gitlin, Lois lett, Margaret Hungerpiller, Essie Broom, Dorothy Williams, Corns Fifth Row: Elizabeth Rikard, Carolyn Miller, Mary Rhyne, Ervin Craig, Richard Charles Brown, Herbert Boyes. MIL )f IQ4- Jean Playfair Secretary Saxe Adams Treasurer Werett, Mary Lee Caldwell, Beverly Gilmer, Pauline Shelley, Mattie Stack, Ger- mier, Catherine Gladum, Richard Braun, Katharine Phillips, Jean Playfair, Jane r, Cora Bach, Mildred Hansell, Stephen Zukor, Jean Vail, Cooper Patrick, William ith, Edward Dougherty, Mrs. Edward Dougherty, Wallace Scott. s, Vn-gmia Huff, Virginia Case, Ruth Boyes, Christine McCollum, Rhoda Alice Haz- arrow, Mittie Orr, Robert White, Wilham Shaw. :, William Ervine, John Gaskin, Walter Mayo, Charles Holliday, Owen Gumm, ?he intat ' 40 t . mJHRICULAfl Student Association Foreign Missions Fellowship League of Evangelical Students Chorus Philobiblonian Society Philologian Association CeBeCean Finial J7 . • rof Mj. Student Association Thomas Fountain President Ruth Richardson Vice President Evelyn Turner Secretary John Seaton Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Ruth Richardson, John Seaton, Evelyn Turner, Thomas Fountain, C. Deming Gerow, Austin Averett Student Foreign Missions Fellowship FMF PRAYER GROUP LEADERS First Row : Harriet Smith, John Seaton, Winifred Hope, C. Deming Gerow. Annie Kol , Kenneth Ross, Eva Saunders. Second Row: Donald Williams, Elizabeth Kikard, Ruth Richardson. Irene Neprash, Thomas Fountain, Virginia Adams, Clara McKes, Yates Neal. Third Row: Laing Burns, Hunter Norwood, David Gray, Robert Wells. 9Tu 0 P Rnial ' 40 Ernest Lubkemann President £VANG£LIGAL STUDENTS A. Marguerite McQuilkin Vice-President Helen Madiera Secretary KNOW HI Mz iUUJ Hunter Norwood National Committeeman M. T. Sellers Treasurer 40 r •40 CHORUS ' First Row: James Smith, Stephen Zukor, Mrs. J. A. M. Kimber, Accompanist, Mr. J. A. M. Kimber, director, Ruth Richardson, Emily Blair. Second Row: Ruth Petty, Juliet Hathaway, Virginia Case, Rhoda Alice Hazlett, Doris Lee Gardiner, Barbara Gridley, Jean Vail, Lula Becker. Third Row: David Gray, Mervin Brown, Jean Playfair, Rader Hawkins, Loreen Phillips, Saxe Adams, Howard Polison. 41 «hft }W ' ' 40 ? H I L0filfi IONIAN n T f if SOCIELTy Leona Shade President, 1939 ■J KNOW HIM= Clara McKee President, 1940 INSTALLATION 1940 = 42 ' 40 i lL LOQIAN ■ ASSOCIATION Ralph Patterson President. 1939 Earl White President, 1940 1 ' I iK. 1 «  , I B§ ' - frr.l jMM % riML vCm Bt-w J wA r IP! k f V llDl ,; IH Vd H Hiik 1 ■ I- -J 1 1 r 1 ■■■■V INSTALLATION 1940 Robert Wells Editor, 1939-40 B.r  « :„, (.colty I ftnd i ' Hunter Norwood ' V b ' i ' ' Managing Editor, 1939-40jcrW ;_; ' ' ;;. issue ot ' ' C rc lo ' ' ' ° ' ' to the ' ' 7ov cla- ' ' .Sier o « wh p at M -l. ■IF ich ll = ;,mo. SopM on ' vg ovcr- X - ' h«« ing s,a ' ni m I ' ovd bieBkmg pobli ' ° John Seaton M anaging Editor, 1940-41 Staff of 1940-41 First Row : Robert Wells, Virginia Adamfe, Raymond Johnson, Edith Blackburn, John Seaton. Second Row: Willette Thomas, Emily Blair, Mildred Hansel, Blanche Wiggs. Third Row: Mervin Brown, Helen Madiera, Donald Williams Jean Plavfair Robert Kendall. O KNOW HIM= Ernest Lubkermann fc:clit()r-in-Chiof % 11 jfinial •40 Wnivdi Jtufm .-A Leona Shade Business Manager Raymond Johnson Managing Editor Robert Wells Associate Editor FINIAL STAFF First Row: Rutli Richardson. Ernest Lubkermann, Leona Shade. Ra -mond Johnson. Second Row : Kenneth Court right, Marian Rutherford. Robert Wells. Rader Haw- l ;ins. -TOHAKi: HIM K iOA ' ' r f IrUlldl -40 f SPRING MUSICALE The Little Clay Road t , ftf •- ' 40 Zphe Little Clay Road t ' s onljK-aVlfittev cray roapf l at rvwte in no vej:ycei Sm of n ' t ' s onl; ; here i pts but whicl inside an] underf go; (le-ir Indian pelin yield du! ty see. And though ] )rses on t I made m Standing guard jonLeilfter si y roma that rUi B in no vej:ycertain i but iit s ms ' fc e a 45311h of nat ipot hav.p spilled; r d, orange a bit gether. Scattered here afid Ehgre a ck wbich are just dull . piJtolef aA_jir yellow, OT redrSolorin oA ' e countless little stores inkly innoc t. It and gullied e beaiitiful. pitte : by he rain, tws littXe r irl tocrats of tfee] a ncvt ru,e t|iey _s t howiriendly an ey mur to sharex o e the distant rui tall, stat ely sbutherri ' - ' pine ' S, the m edrcozily about their kne y f t)(m IF oiigh rhea Award,J ' It is sj me ] ' ones omjOahiona ' fele is their whitebering ugHing entoyi ent, but which they te iagly who listens Mth osed eyes it seems aft times of iheCapa and then again li k e the rustling of While ' one a ste hing, he will 1 1 obably hear, t o, ob Wnite ' -B ;rbL Bob White! as one quaiycalls ip e whir of wSngs as startled covey brashes through the branches. Ahniably beaming from |i sky so azure, sc lofty ' ' ■ — .i.- tlji oughts- are lost in its e? pansg- the sun tips all the n e 2dles wi eer Ak brightly as a v ell cept ijstter ' s coat they si line and d fowh meir scent, cLiai and plangent. Red-orange clay, gieen pines, blue sky, all clqthed ightness — this is the little road ' s picture by da Slowly the sun dipsydown b 2wH; ie tops of ta iish their whisper; bird calls pe se! The orld aqo ladies ' taffeta ' a sharp, cheeky, another, or bekr at eyfin glo returr ;ms waiting and Alden fehips sail enchanted est tree the litt ' Pines lay panorama ol ttie sKies. U ' here, as, je¥i to sink ' into violet_jib- a soft, gray veil. And it s lmost skies lhen at last are covere Thel pines resume their whispesdng. Their communing (is still secret, t their gayety is gone. They sig , and seem to say It ' s been so g, so long . . . Etched black agains ' t 4he dusky grayj the long pine plumes nod in agreement. And as the soft w lingers, bepliimed black atives seem to sway in conjure dance. ShadJJvjs reach their groping EMgers across the little clay road, now somber wTt w e loss of light. distance a road little n, even the shadows are absorbed in darkness. In ppoorwill founds his eery, unwearying cry. On the s night, Ruth RichardS ' Class of ' 41 OHAKHmma, ilrimal ' 40 TO ' KNOW HIM= ' %r ' 40 ' 40 PHOTOGRAVURE: Hit ' em again, harduh! Cheerless cherub Cheerful cherub Bashful Baltimore belles Trying to tractor ' tention The heads You bully ' A True store-y Gess what The long and the short of it Sheese in the guest department Ship ahoy All tired out? Jean S ' no (w) good ' A four smile hike Where ' s Torzan? Domestic work Buck up The fleet ' s in Heads it is! W KNOW HIM= •40 PHOTOGRAVURE: It ' s a batty gome Boyes and gi Service with a smile A Will of her own Prexy A fugitive from a jane gang. Ditto The Sunny South (?) Study hour Depression Family t (hi ree Is there o doctor in the house? Jet a stiff upper Lip Rocking along Rocking along Before After Sorry, but I ' m all tied up Brushing up on home missions u ?h4 -pjt ' ; ' 40 Well Morning warm-up. On the wail. Christmas street scene. Smash your baggage, Mister? Shoving shutters Clara stages a walkout. Fireside. The artist in his workshop. Lobby. Freshman athlete. The great stone face. State Fair Smiling deputers. Beloved friends. President Pat gains support. Don ' t fall out ! ' Chapel. Study in suspended animation. TO KNOW ■HIM= 1 . Dr. Charles Ernest Scott 2. Dr. Walter Wilson 3. Dr. R. C. McQuilkin 4. Mr. J. A. M. Kimber 5. Mr. Wendell Loveless 6. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Orr and Astrld 7. Dr. J. East Harrison 8. Mr. Andrew Gih •40 ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF BEN LIPPEN BOYS SCHOOL L ' M. ,.., . SRBHl Bi MAIN BUILDING COLLEGE PREPARATORY The aim of the School is to give a complete course of high academic standai ds to prepare boys for the college in which they plan to enroll. Indications point to the prospects of a strong, well equipped faculty. The 9th and 10th grades will be offered this fall; the 11th and 12th will be added next year. IDEAL SITUATION Eighty eight acres over 2,000 feet in elevation in The Land of the Sky in the mountains of western North Carolina at the gateway of the Great Smoky National Park affording most health- ful surroundings and unusual facilities for out of door recreation. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION The small classes will enable the teachers of BEN LIPPEN BOYS SCHOOL to come into close touch with the pupils and thus to give them personal counsel and guidance. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES This important part of a boy ' s life is being planned so as to give him well-rounded development coupled with wholesome recreation, social life, athletics, and cultural advantages. CHRISTIAN CHARACTER BUILDING Christ and the Bible will be put at the center of the life and activities of BEN LIPPEN BOYS SCHOOL in order that well- rounded Christian manhood may be the outcome. BEN LIPPEN BOYS SCHOOL ROBERT C. McQUILKIN, D. D., President of the Board JONATHAN G. WILLIAMS, M. A. IN BIB. ED., Principal Write to Mr. Jonathan G. Williams for the prospectus, care of Ben Lippen Boys School, Route 4, Asheville, North Carolina y HiM= ♦5 GAS .... Man ' s Ever Willing Servant While the cost of the usual necessities of life may go up or down from time to time, there is one service vital to the welfare and happiness of the nation that has consistently de- ci-eased in the cost over a long period of time. Now it is possible to use an abundance of Gas for cooking, heating, refrigeration, and water heating — and the cost is but a few cents a day. Your Gas Service is CHEAP. Use More of it. 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