Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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FRESHMAN CLASS First rozc: Aldrich, E:isley, H.iwU-y, Lyle, Todd, Rhymer, Schouk, Krayhill, Spence • Second ro-u- : Credille, Clark, Bradfield, Jackson, Johnson, Craft, Schlehr, Steele, Jump • ThirJ roif : M. Miller, Harris, S. Miller, D. Miller, Newman, O. Miller, Long, Shealy, Styles, Thompson • Tniiith ro-.c : C. Bowman, M. Bowman, Mize, Omerod, Rish, Nelms, Williams, Long, Orr. Homesick: Lonesome? Bewildered: es, all of us were when, we came as freshmen to Columbia Bible Col- lege, but these emotions were not to be compared with the joyous adventure that lay ahead of us. There were new friends to make, volumes of knowl- edge to store away (in our minds, of course, not in our bookcases), new ex- periences in proving the faithfulness of our Lord, and so many more dif- NVQLTST, PFOST, HARRIS, LEBER OFFICERS Presldeiii PAUL LEBER Vke-President SYLMA NYQUIST Secretary LOIS PFOST Treasurer RICHARD HARRIS Class Adviser . . . MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS

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SOPHOMORES First rozc: Parker, Davis, Hinkel, French, VVillianis, Board, Banks, Miller, Horner, Home, Tschudy • Second rozc : Kemper, Drum, Cross, Gladun, Robbins, Fry, Leach, Stevenson, Wig-gs, Yost, Ewbank • Third rou- : Dillon, Meredith, Price, McMahan, Casner, Thomson, Parker, Coppinger, Wilkinson, Bruhn • Fourth row: Adams, Beene, Kennedy, Gross, Radionoff, Carnes, Malkus, Turner, Priestly, Price. finally made the grade! Before long we entered a tunnel — a three-month one, from June to September! Then came September, 1944! Forty-five travelers remained in coaches that have been filled with spiritual awakening and physical refreshening; coaches of picnics, parties, Spring Conference, and general good times! Along our way we have had real opportunities to view the Ancient World, Medieval and Modern Europe, the Holy Land — and school! Our tour thus far has been a real thrill — with much more in store for us around the curves and over the mountains ahead!

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FRESHMEN Finr roa-: Cunningham, Gordon, Hayashi, Martin, Marshall, Nalle, Guy, Walters, Jakushcvich, Evans, Drummond • Second rozv : Becker, Cook, Gill, Coker, Nyquist, Wells, Smith, Strieker, Shumpert, Turner • Third rozv: Chapman, Beene, Boone, Shepperson, McGee, Rikard, Ranes, Pfost, Webendorfer, Fountain, Kellar • Fourth rozi-: Ball, Durrance, Mumpower, Frye, Sills, Norwood, Leber, Malkus, Simpson, Holichenko. ferent things to enjoy. We ' ll not forget the scores (or perhaps niillions) of questions on the entrance exams, and then the thrill of our first classes in college! Memories of the blessing of our first prayer day, Student Con- ference, and opportunities for serving the Lord — all these are just a few in the list of remembrances we will keep from our freshman year. Many of our experiences cannot be expressed in words. To tell about others would require lengthy treatises. Suffice it to say, we love dear old Colum bia Bible College! Snowball and Sunshi