Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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•I m id the Hy-)ii, ' Home of Gene-ius . . . Natalie at Open House North Campus cleanup . . . Mail call on Grad Hall Inside the new dorm . . . Scene from Goldhricker ' s Rest ' Page Twenty-seven

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FIRST ROW— Shaw, F. Sanders, Stapf, Wilson, Wise, Wall, Reed, Stoddard, Polasky. SECOND ROW— E. Sanders, Rembes, Okarma, Sells, Yarley, Scott, Scholte, Orton, Nesm ' .th, Peters, Schlichter, Schmidt, i THIRD ROW — Sharpe, Snow, G. Standridge, J. Standridge, Walker, ess, Roberts, Robinson, Wakefield, Stout, Ralph West, Osborne. CJresli r n e 11 FRONT ROW — West, Shook, Warlick, Luttwig, Vaughan, Watson, J. Cail. Potts, Sykes, Stover, A. Knight, Boland. SECOND ROW— Ludlam, M. Cail,

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OFFICERS President Don Rulison First J ice-President Laura Williams Second J ' ice-President Kay Hertzog Secretary-Treasurer Dot WHITE Adviser Mr. Hatch dracliiale QJ ckool oj issions From the four corners of the U.S.A. and one corner of Canada came the Graduate class this year. And their plans for the future include the four corners of the earth. Since the creation of the Graduate School of Missions in September, people from all walks of graduate life have come to CBC. Doctors, teachers, and others trained in forestry, chemistry and engineering have left professional life to enter once more the halls of learning. Taught in the wisdom of the world, they have come here to learn of Christ and to train for missionary service at home and abroad. Friday afternoon . . . Suities . . . Its name is Mud! Page Twenty-eight