Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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J-kt FINIAL aj 1943 CONTENTS • DEDICATION • ADMINISTRATION • CHRONOLOGY • ACTIVITIES • ORGANIZATION • ADVERTISEMENTS $y v - % 4 m • w COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE

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For his unfaltering testimony • For his thorough scholarship • For his sincei c=r JJ)eALCdtL Oil lAJe 2)d tke Lcate For his untiring efforts in our behalf For his kindness and faithfulness s life before us 1943 — LUtLdl to WICK BROOMALL. JR.. B.A.. M.A., Tli.B.. Th.M., who was torn in Birmingham. Alabama. January 31. 1902. Early boyhood days were spent in rugged farm life. Following his graduation from high school he matriculated at Maryville College where he received lire degree of B.A. in 1925. He then spent four vears at Princeton Theological Seminary, where he was the recipient of a fellowship for which he was awarded the degrees of MA. and Th.M. During these years at Princeton Mr. Broomall had the privilege of studying under such competent men as Dr. J. GresKam Machen and Dr. Robert Dick Wilson. As a result of his studies. Latin. Greek. German. Hebrew. Aramaic and Syriac are at his command. Prior to his coming to Columbia Bible College. Mr. Broomall supplied as pastor at the Handlv Memorial Baptist Church, and has been a member of the faculties of the Birmingham School of the Bible. Evangelical Theological College at Dallas, and the Wheaton College summer school. On June 2, 1935. he was married to Mary Parker of Birmingham. Alabama, and in 19-10 a son. John Owen, was born to them. Mr. Broomall is the author of The Hofv Spirit, and several pamphlets on studies in prophecy. He has been professor of Greek. Hebrew, and Apologetics at Columbia Bible College since 1937. Mr. Broomall has taken a warm place in the hearts of the students of Columbia Bible College, and we owe more to him than either he or we realize. As but a small token of our gratitude, we dedicate the 1913 Finial to the Rev. Wick Broomall.