Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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JUNIOR First row, left to right: KEMPER. HOHN ' E, PEEKE, BANKS, EREXCH, BOARD, T. PARKER, DRUM, CLARK. Second row: ROBINS, TSCHUDY, WARD, DUERKSEN, S. PARKER, NELMS, GLADUN, RADIONOFF, JOHNSON, McMAHAN. Third row: GROSS, RUPERT, NOELL, WOLFE, WILLIAxMS, THOMSON, EWBANK, WIGGS, ADAMS, YOST, LEACH. Fourth row: CROSS, TURNER, WAGGONER, MILLER, STANFIELD, KENNEDY, TALLMAN, GA- THER, CARTER, BRUHN. ' Betty— it ' s this way. Mittens found! We celebrated! Ynm, yum!!

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JUNIORS, Glass of V6 BRUHN, ADAMS, THOMSON, ROBINS OFFICERS President ROBERT BRUHN Vice-President .... BETTY ADAMS Secretary . . BETTY MAE THOMSON Treasurer .... HAMMOND ROBINS We were but a group of heterogeneous ele- ments when first we mec as the Freshman Class, for mental calisthenics and gentle hints as to the most unobtrusive methods of removing tattletale green. 1943 saw us, not a group of elements, but one ELEMENT, the Sophomore Class of CBC. This year finds our hearts moulded as one— with a few gone, and some new faces in our midst. Long will be remembered our breakfast hike with emphasis on the PANS, our grand taffy pull, and of course— January 9— the Water- loo of the Senior Class. It has not only been a year of fun and fellowship, but has been the third year our hearts have received the planting of His Word, and as we expectantly look for- ward to our dignified year, we are confident He will make each of us the sower He wants us to be, giving forth His Seed and being filled with it here in His garden plot. Little Doc -JUDITH ANN LINDSELL! Daughter of our beloved former class advisor, Dr. Har- old LiNDSELL.

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OPHOMORES, Glass of V HARRIS, NORWOOD, GILL, LEBER OFFICERS President .... RICHARD HARRIS Vice-President EDITH GILL Secretary .... HELEN NORWOOD Treasurer PAUL LERER Unknown and unnoticed, we filled up all the comers and empty spaces, green and helpless on- lookers to the amazing spectacle of elated upper- classmen welcoming each other with wildest ejaculations and convincing demonstrations. Time moved slowly and a month or so slipped away before we began to be noticed and to take notice. Then somehow time picked up and pitched us headlong into . . . school. Picnics, parallel, classes, committees, domestic work, dates— a maddening cycle-whirling us ' round and ' round ' til suddenlv it was all over and we were going home . . . from our first year at Bible College. This year we . . . sort of came home. It was good to know where to go and what to do and how to study and what to study for. The Lord said, Sow to yomselves . . . break up the fal- low ground, for it is time to seek the Lord. We came seeking and all year the precious Seed has been sown in our hearts and the Sower has become more and more the Desire and Delight of our hearts as we press on to know and make Him known. Trulv, it ' s better farther on! 20