Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Row: Gilchrist, Graves, Bransford, Haughey, Burnett, Datvvyler, Edge, Davis, Childs, Blue, Duncan, Dillinger, Grosskopf. d Row: Delaney, Goodall, Ferguson, Crane, Bates, Barnett, Beard, Dysart, Doversplke, Bost, Carr, Goldfinch. Third Row: lerich, Carpenter, Gantt, Beal, Chakmakian, Cochran, Gehman, Adolph, Buhler, Atkins, Coker. OFFICERS President Harold Legant Vice-President .... Wayne Marshall Secretary Mary Allen Most Treasurer . . . Mary Helen Perkinson Adviser Miss Sara Petty PERKINSON, MARSHALL, LEGANT, MOST For several weeks after our arrival in Columbia we were in a maze of classes, as- signments, social times, and other extra-curricular activities, but before long we settled down into the full swing of college life. While our hearts are still glowing with the memory of the faculty reception, our picnics, Open House, Thanksgiving Day, and all the other social

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First Row: Osborne, Allebach, Wilson, Strieker, Moore, G. Powell, Booz, Neva Jones, M. Powell, Seigler, Crube, McMullen, Boyer, Tait, Corbett, Wuest, Bunch. Second Row: Michaelsen, Sarah Kennedy, Stevens, A. Newsom, Wheeler, Pomazal, Hutchinson, Sue Kennedy, Mayers, Townsend, Stiger, Daniel, Lane, R. Wilson, Harris. Third Row: Neal Jones, Shenod, W. Taylor, Yates, M. Buckley, Bans, McQuilkin, Lynch, Phillips, Armstrong, Schleh r, Knowlton, Chapman, R. Rhode. Fourth Row: Walters, Seanor, W. Tucker, Hungerpiller, Day, Rogers, Earnest, L. Wilson, Shumpert, Duvall, E. Buckley, Adcox, Birchfield. Those growing pains that came last year when we were freshmen are beginning to show results in this, our sophomore year, as we emerge from C. B. C. ' s portals as the Victory Class. We have been victorious not only in our Christian service and classroom work, but also in social activities — clean-up campaign, football game, picnics, hikes, and class meetings. It is no wonder that our class goes to victory in every undertaking when this prayer is for us: . . . that they may be one, as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that hey also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. We are one in Christ, and it is our aim to show forth His salvation from day to day — to declare His glory among the nations — to delieht to do His will.

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First Row: King, M. Tucker, C. Tucker, Vail, Kemp, Lee, Winstead, Newsum, Link, Pennington, Lindsey, Welch, Wagner, Shumpert. Second Row: Newell, Vander Molen, Reinhart, Woodbury, Wright, Spcanburg, Overstieet, Schrepfcr, Meek, Marshall, Parsons. Third Row: Popp, Richards, Rowlee, Most, Roberge, Moore, McWilliams, Perkinson, Wentling, Wonders. Fourth Row: H. Smith, R. Miller, L. Osborne, Legant, W. Rhode, Jeffcoat, Sorrells, C. Turner, Kenny, Leach. events, we can never forget how precious has been our study of God ' s Word. Through it all, the joy of the Lord has so filled our hearts that we can ' t imagine how anything could be more wonderful than our first year at CBC. On the Dot Concentration Camp Scon,, Semester Addh