Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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STAFF You migKt see a staff member teacliing. another giving receipts from the busi- ness office, or still another taking dictation in the president s office, so varied are their duties. One group includes those wriose vorK is in the office — jjresident s office, busi- ness office, registrar s office, and deans offices. A smaller group may include the two who serve as nurses. Another group is made up of the extension department teachers. Then there is also the assistant to the librarian and the one who assists in the guest department at tfie desk. And a most important member is the school dietitian. Aside from these regular duties the members of the staff enter into various forms of Christian service and assist the students in many ways. F rs( Ro,.. TlioMias Petty. Mr. K M.Xaull. MaW Brines. Eclitl. T. Owings. Pamela C. Moore, William Ti;.tlale. Second Row: Bcs.sie B. W ' riglit. Katliryn Danforth, N ' irsjinia Lippinrott. Matilda Mie.so. Etiiel M. White. Mary S. Beam, Eliza- l cln K. Bowman. Dorotny Dillon, Frances Root ' rts.

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G. Mlrn r l„ r frank H. Mrs. J. A. Morris KiinlK-r A. HlizalxMl, CriJIancI Mr.. B. Allen Reed aill, S. W ' illian,: FACULTY O. Allen Fleece Englisn Bible, Homiletics B.A., Washington and Lee; B.D., Columoia Theological Seminary; D.D.. Washington and Lee. Frank H. Sells Enghsh Bible B.A. in Bibical Education, Columbia Bible College; B.A.. King; Th.B., Th.M, Dallas Evangehcal Theological Seminary. Mrs. J. A. Morris Kimber Bible College Hostess Music B.A., University of South Carolina A. Elizabeth Cridland Secretary to the President Education B.A. in Biblical Education, Columbia Bible College Mrs. B. Allen Reed Education, English Faith S. Williams Spanish, English B.A., Wheaton; M.A., University of Illinois

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INSPIRES US ALL TO SERVICE . Boys Clubs, Miracle Book Club, Child Evangelism, Sunday school classes, preaching -these are but a fe ■ of the Belds of Christian service open to our college students. Here we may put into practice the theory and knowl- edge garnered in classroom hours. In keeping with modern education and its demand for practical learning— and more than this, in obedience to the Great Commission— this phase of our school life has been carefully planned and provided for. Another benefit derived from these openings is that we as students in training for life time Christian work become acquainted with the various types of work, and sometimes are led even to the particular field in which we will serve. A few representative types of work are pic- lured on these pages. Some cover summer work and others full time work of our graduates. The majority, ho ever, are assignments which are carried on throughout the year by our students. STATE FAIR An annual opportunity for personal work ana a tract booth Daniel Maddalun inter- ests a group in some tracts PREACHING Frequent openings for student pastorates Walter Mayo SIDNEY ANDREWS BOYS ' CLUBS Reaching junior age boys for the Lord Charles Ludeking and his group