Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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FRONT ROW — Hurley, Ferguson, King, Carpenter, Herron, Graves, Crane, Barnett, Buhler, Kemp, Chenault. f SEC- OND ROW — Evertsberg, Ernest, Beitzel, Goodall, Burnett, Doverspike, Gantt, Gehman, Beard, Davis, Bost. THIRD ROW— Gilchrist, Edge, Johnston, Hinkel, Grant, Britt, Beal, Ekstrom, Brouwer, Beacham. un i o rs FRONT ROW— W. Watson, Overstreet, R. Smith, Legant, Tucker, Most, McElveen, H. Smith, r SECOND ROW— Powlison, Sorrells, Lindsey, Midyett, Wright, Mood, Newman, Shumpert, Martin, Parsons. THIRD ROW — Popp, D. Stoddard, Story, Rowlee, J. Newsom, D. Watson, Laird, Niemeyer, Spence, Perkinson, Long.

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uniors OFFICERS President Bo Beard Vice-President Irma Graves Secretary Joyce BuHLER Treasurer Charlie Beal Adviser Miss Petty We ' ve been discriminat- ed against! ' The voice of the Junior class rose in dis- may as the dreadful news leaked out. The Junior girls had been placed — every one of them — on the third floor of the New Dorm, with the Seniors all beneath so they could sneak out any old time — and the Juniors would never know they were gone ! And that ' s what they did ! Hold that line, boys! Hold that line! It was the day of the football game — the Sophs and Seniors versus the Freshmen and Juniors. Since the day of the Senior Sneak the Juniors had dreamed of revenge, and now the time had come. Such grim determination could not but con- quer. The whistle blew . . . the game was over . . . and the Juniors had cleared their name. Life at CBC has really been great for the Junior class. Hard work, combined with healthful recreation and an occasional breakfast hike (like the one when Harold scrambled the eggs) has worked toward making each member of the class well rounded in his life. Above all else has been the Christian fellowship, serving to unite the Juniors in their purpose to know Him and to make Him known. ' Dandy Mo ' ... A suite life ' Nickolouse! Page Tivcnty

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(2 opliomores OFFICERS President Bill Carter Vice-President Ed IwaN Secretary Grace Howell Treasurer Bill Stone Adviser Mr. Hoke He ' ll be here today! It was Thanksgiving Day — the day when HE was to make HIS appearance. For days the school had been in an uproar. What does HE look like? How long will HE stay? Can I go out with HIM? Many were the questions voiced by the excited stu- dents. And today HE was to arrive. An appropriately decorated jeep drove up on the football field. HIS loyal servants jumped out, laying out white carpets that HIS feet might not touch the cold ground. Before a crowd of eager admirers a frightened black billy goat descended from the royal carriage, accompanied by Mr. Broomall with his familiar, Now take my goats, for instance. Yes, the sophomores are overflowing with fun and the joy of living. And to balance their humor is a sincerity and purpose in all their activities. Their highest goal, in studies, in socials, and in Christian Service is that they might show forth the praises of the One who has called them out of darkness into His marvelous light. Engine Trouble . . . R.F.D., Tennessee . . . Father Bob Page Twenty-two