Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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First Rou;— Grant, Shumpert, R., Adcox, Knowlton, Hungerpiller, Beacham, Geo., Buckley, M., Stiger, Fox, M., Corbett. Second Rott— Wuest, Powell, G., Moore, Sherrod, B., Phillips, Watson, Duvall, Tucker, Camp, C. Third RoJi — Walters, Cunningham, Armstrong, Barrs, WiUiamson, Camp, V., Jones, Wenzel, Michaelsen. Fourth Bou;— McDowell, Newsom, A., Booz, Rogers, Alleback, Frye, Powell, Dreschel. Fifth Roto— Wilson, Seigler, Buckley, E., Kennedy, Sue, Beacham, Gordon, Miller, D., Britt, Gibson. Not in picture— Kennedy, Sarah; Boone. As we are being fashioned into a building for His glory we look with joy at what God has already wrought in our lives. Our Freshman year was filled to overflow- ing with intellectual, social, and spiritual experiences which we can never forget. In our next year as the Victory Class, we were enthusiastic and victorious in all we un- dertook. Then came our most joyous year— filled to overflowing with abundant class meetings, socials and good times together— our Junior year has truly made us One in Christ! As we look forward with eager anticipation to our Senior year, we are con- fident that the fovmdations being laid in our four years here shall remain steadfast in our future service for Him.

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First Row— Dysart, Bost, Kemp, Gilchrist, Goldfinch, Barnett, Dillinger, Ferguson, Graves, Birchfield, Edge. Second Ron;— Hoellerich, Carpenter, G., Doverspike, W., Kennedy, Goodall, Carr, Gehman, Herron, Bransford, Fisher, King. Third Row— Beard, Duncan, Crane, Bates, Schrepfer, Davis, R., Gantt, Buhler, Blue, Beal. Although four years seemed such a long time when we first entered C. B. C, we now find it almost impossible to realize that half our stay here has passed. During our first year, our one foundation in Christ was built upon by faithful teachers who taught us to use in our building gold, silver, and precious stones. As we began to spend more time with our Lord, in small groups and alone, we saw our building grow slowly yet solidly upon the Rock, Christ Jesus. When we returned this year, it was with the determination to make our stay count for the very most in His service F. M. F. and other conferences, Prayer-days, Christian Service, school socials, class get-togethers under the able sponsorship of Dr. Carpenter— all these have helped our class press on toward the mark of our calling in Christ.