Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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FRONT ROW— Hill, James Davis, Hammond, Borton, Froelich, Cook, Braswell, Blair, Erwin. 1 SECOND ROW — Brown, Jervis Davis, Daniel, J. Carter, Brownlee, Doverspike, Cook, Beckley, Keever, Barnes, Downey. 1 THIRD ROW — Johnston, Dillard, Anderson, Avery, Bates, Carter, Davis, Chandler, B. Chenault, Carroll, Ciaffner, Hodge, Hodges. FOURTH ROW — Fox, Howell, Haroldsen, Jones, Cushnic, French, Bennett, Jacobsen, Brant, Bowman, Beauchamp, Iwan, Hamilton. GJ op li o in ores FRONT ROW— Williams, King, Music, Neef, W. Russ, Saltzman, Phelps, Sullivan, r SECOND ROW— Mahar, San- ders, J. Russ, Taylor, Pearsall, Moses, Noell, Richardson, Young, Silar, Opper. 1 THIRD ROW — McLeod, Parrott, Stone, Livingston, Wheatley, Nizamian, Parker, Martinez, Knight, Smith, Speanburg, Stevens. 1 FOURTH ROW — Stod- dard, Morgan, Stiles, Pierce, Tatem, Westley, Knowlton, Till, Miller, Petersen, Meier, J. Smith. ,

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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

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President . J ice-President OFFICERS . Cecil Hawkins Secretary Anne Kotiadis Hubert Addleton Treasurer Louise Hardy Adviser Miss Wallis , Cy res nine n An air of suspense pervaded the entire CBC campus as students from all parts of the country poured into the lobby on registration day. The occasion of this excitement was the entering Fresh- man class. What will they be like? was the question on every lip. But the poor Freshmen were the most mystified of all. Would they be considered as normal human beings or would they be ostracized as green Freshmen? It was not long before their fears melted away before the friendliness and interest of the upper classmen. More and more the Freshmen came to feel that they were a vital part of Columbia Bible College. The crowning day of recognition and appreciation came on Thanksgiving Day, when the Freshman class (with the hearty participation of the illustrious Junior class!) carried the annual Grits Bowl Classic. To the freshmen CBC has also given a vision of the world wide need, and of the privilege they have in helping to supply this need. Peek-a-Boo! . . . Think fast! . . . Those awful exams! . . . Da — dunno! Page Twenty-four