Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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GRADUATE SCHOOL REED ' EXDELL WRIGHT YOUXG M. REATRICE EARNEST BRISTOL, TENNESSEE B.S., Johnson City State Teachers College The Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we know Him that is true, and we are in Him that is trvie, even in His Son Jesus Christ. I John 5:20 ELEANOR HOLDEMAN RIPLEY, MISSISSIPPI A.B., Stetson Unhersity Member of FMF Ye shall not be afraid of the face of man for the judgment is God ' s; and the cause that is too hard for vou, bring it unto Me, and I will hear it. Deut. 1:17 JOHN OSBORNE REED, JR. LEXINGTON, S. C. A.B., Furman Uni ersity Member of FMF Class President I, II That I raa ' know Him, and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Phil. 3:10 SARA M. WRIGHT LOUISVILLE, KY. Uni ersity of Louis ille Louis ille General Hos- B.A R.N pital. Girls nurse, 1937 God is the strength of m nd m ' portion forever. Psa. heart 73:26 NANCY HAVELICK NARBERTH, PENNSYLVANI. B.A. in Bib. Ed., Columbia Bible College. Thou wilt show me the path of life. Psa. 16:11 JOHN D. HOWELL, JR. EUTAW, ALAB. M. A.B., Bob Jones College Sec.-Treas. of Class II Member of FMF Thou will keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee. Isa. 26:3 MARGARET M. WENDELL TROY ' , N. Y . A.B., Wheaton College Sec.-Treas. of Class I Student Association Representa- ti -e II This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth, but thou shalt meditate thereon day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein; for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success. Joshua 1:8 EDWIN B. YOUNG, JR. STRAFFORD, N. H. B.A., Gordon College Member of FMF The ' sung a new song, saying. Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open the seals thereof; for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by th ' blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation. Rev. .5:9

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GRADUATE OFFICERS President .... JOHN O. REED, JR. Vice-President . . . REBECCA BOYCE Secretary .... J. D. HOWELL, JR. Treasurer .... J. D. HOWELL, JR. With their satchels filled with seed, the grad- uates are ready to sow. Theirs has been the priv- ilege and joy of additional opportunities of study. To the garner of seed gathered in other institutions has been added many precious truths from the storehouse of their latest Alma Mater. Since to them much has been committed, it is ex- pected that as the result of faithful sowing they each may know the joy of a bounteous harvest of souls. REED, BOYCE, HOWELL REBECCA BOYCE SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA A.B., Wilson College We know that when He shall appear we shall be hke Him; for we shall see Him as He is. I John JULIA WILLIAMS BOYKIN CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA B.S., College of Charleston Member of FMF Teach me to do Thv will for thou art my God. Psa. 143:10 SARAH M. BROWN CHUCKEY, TENNESSEE B.A., Muskingum College Class Vice-President, II . . . Jesus Himself drew near . . . Luke 24:15 MILDRED L. CAMPBELL WHEATON, ILLINOIS B.A., Wheaton College That I may know Him . . Phil. 3:10 First row, left to right: CAMPBELL, WRIGHT, HOL- DEMAN, REED, GERTISSER, EARNEST, LOCKETT. Sec- ond ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LENTZ, BOYKIN, HOWELL YOUNG. BOYCE, WEN- DELL. (Absent when picture was taken: HAVELICK.)

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ass f ' 45 TAYLOR KRANHOUSE ANDRES CASON OFFICERS President SHERWOOD TAYLOR Vice-President DORIS ANDRES Secretary EVA KRANHOUSE Treasurer WILBUR CASON We have heard the sacred footsteps that have echoed in the halls of Alma Mater these four years- steps of saints from duty-paths far remoxed from home shores, steps of soldiers ready for the battle of the Lord as well as the conflict of the continents. We have heard the voice of God— speaking through His pages, through His patient, plodding workmen. We have seen the rush and hustle of the carefree, buoyant hikers, eager for the play that should re- fresh, enrich and strengthen. We have seen the tear and smile of joy, the touching tear of sorrow. Pearl Harbor came our earliest year, and our days have seen mingled tears and smiles. We have felt the handclasp of a friend— a friend unknown before we entered these portals, but now to be known forever. We have felt the chill of South- ern winter, and the soft sweet breath of spring. We have listened. We have watched. We have lived, studied, and played in joy and thanksgiving. These echoes and views have reached our hearts, have secured themselves with such deep roots that never shall fade the meniorv of our war vears at Alma Mater.