Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

Property of Alumni Minist Piease do not remove. nes |t v Nt Off G At e. b. e. 1U fftUUJO-1 Qlcuil lite 1949 QinUd Calttmkia Bilde QoUe fe GoltunJUa, South Carolina 9 xun jcom Musi Mtey AtUflU Juwe J fe dedicated 7a Zditk J. Qurinfi Working, toiling, many days — No desire for human praise, Working only for Her Lord, And the thought of His reward. Page Four To one who is little known to many, but loved by those who know her . . . To one who has labored faithfully and quietly for 24 years at Co- lumbia Bible College ... To one who in confining and routine work has taught us by her example the meaning of doing all in the name of the Lord Jesus ' ... To one who has shown before us all a consistent testi- mony of a life fragrant with the spirit of Christ ... To Miss Edith T. OwiNGS, Bookkeeper and Assistant Treasurer, we, the class of 1950 gratefully dedicate this book. He ' s all paid up ' I ' ll add it to your account. ' Alma Matesi Columbia, Alma Mater, Thy name we would adorn With filial devotion Of veneration horn. In land of golden jasmine And fair magnolia white Thy tow ' rs are pointing upward Toward God and heaven and light. Of rare and costly marble Thy walls were never reared, But sons and daughters noble To whom His grace appeared, Have ever been thy bulwarks, Thy rare adornment, too. Columbia Bible College, Our Alma Mater true. The vision thou hast given Of truth and human need Inspires us all to service To sow the Precious Seed. May we in consecration To Jesus Christ alone, Fulfill thy sacred purpose To know and make Him ki — Evangeline B. Kimber, 27-T. Page Six Gome, My QUilitoeH,, 9 aamU jteaok Mtee AUe xtKUf x Jdfc j 25 YEARS L tiui mil urn Anniae iAjG iif HITHERTO Looking backward o ' er tbc pathway Strewn with blessings rich and free, Wondrously His hand lias brought us To our Silver Jubilee. Yesteryear a little handful, Saved to serve, at any cost — With all the children Thou hast given us ' Today, we come, a mighty host. U-m-m-Turkey Early Days jbcuf, HENCEFORTH Looking forward, oh how hlessed O ' er the paths untried and new, Trusting Him for full provision Who has hlest us hitherto; For the greater works He promised For closed doors, flung open wide, For fresh trophies for His triumph, Every need shall he supplied. Pray! PRAY WttkfutCcming FOR $7098.09 STILL NEEDED WIEN ' SMrlM 1L BROOMALL CARPENTER CULLEY CUMMING DOWNEY Broomall, Wick Greek, Hebrew. Theology. History B.A., Maryville College; M.A., Princeton University; Th.B.. Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary Carpenter. Walter J.. Jr. Greek, Church History A.B.. Milligan College; Th.M.. Ph.D., Southern Baptist Theo- logical Seminary Culley, Paul G. Associate Director Graduate School of Missions B.A., II. A.. Cornell; .MIL. Johns Hopkins Cumminc, Katharine Associate Dean of Women B.A., Wheaton College Dowdle. Margaret Dietician B.S., Flora Macdonald College; M.S. in Food and Nutrition. University of North Carolina Downey, Mrs. T. E. Hostess B.A., Maryville College Hatch James M.. Jr. Associate Dean of Men, English Bible. Education. Psychology, Sociology B.A.. Duke University; M.A., University of Chicago; Th.M., Columbia Bible College Hehl John Business Manager, Religious Education Hoke, Donald E. Assistant to the President, Bible, Greek, Journalism B.A., M.A., Wheaton College King, Brian Piano Markham, Leigh H. Director of Music HATCH HEHL IK KK MARKHAM KING Q fyaoulttfr ' JL McCLARTV McKINLEY McQUILKIN MUNRO S. PETTY T. PETTY Mc.Clarty. Kathryn E. Spanish, French, English B.A., Elmira College; M.A., Middlebury College McKinley, Arch Spanish, Linguistics, Missions B.A., Haverford College; Th.B., Th.M.. Dallas Theological Seminary McQuilkin, Robert C. President; English Bible, Biblical Hermeneutics, Theology B.A., University of Pennsylvania; D.D.. Wheaton College Munro, John K. Dean of Men, History, Theology B.A., Wheaton College; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary Petty, Sarah Directed Teaching, Education B.A., Asbury College; M.A. in Biblical Education, Columbia Bible College Petty - , Thomas M. Director of Christian Service B.A., Asbury College; M.A. in Biblical Education, Columbia Bible College Sells. Frank. H. English, Bible. Homiletics B.A. in Biblical Education. Columbia Bible College: B.A., King College; Th.B.. Th.M.. Evangelical Theological College (Dallas) Strauss, Dorothy M. Director of Christian Service for Women B.A., Northwestern University Walker, Mrs. Wm. L. Dean of Women B.A., Queens-Chicora College Warren, Kathryn L. Registrar, English B.A., Bucknell University Wood. Shirley N. Librarian B.S.. New York State College for Teachers SELLS STRAUSS WALKER WARREN WOOD c+ fjfifA t PAD Y SP ?A d_ Page Thirteen LILLY ANDERSON MRS. DONALD E. HOKE IRENE S. BOMAN MRS. A. M. McNAULL IRENE BONJOI R MARGUERITE McQUILKIN MABEL BRIGGS EUNICE CHAPMAN CHARLOTTE CHILTON MRS. PAUL G. CULLEY NELLIE DUVALL NEWELL FERRIS LOUISE HARDIN NANCY HAVLICK MRS. JOHN HEHL Sta l PAMELA C. MOORE i SUDIE NORRIS ASTRID OLSEN EVELYN SMITH HELEN SMITH MARY H. STEELE ROBERT SUTTIE GRACE M. TWETEN E. WEBENDORFER MISS VELMA WOOD MRS. FRANK SELLS MRS. L. MARKHAM Mother Mac Helen Helping Pace Fourteen £tajf{f S+tapA T L 6-0 r ? e ? .£ f timotft 77 e 6 or Page Fifteen Seniai GlaiA, Oj ice i HAROLD T. LEGANT, B.A., M.A. Big Rapids, Michigan Hoiv shall he not uith Him. also freely give as all things. Romans 8:32 F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 2; F.M.F. Southeastern Re- gional Chairman 3, 4; Senior Class Presi- dent; Freshman Class President; Photog- raphy Editor of 1948 Finial 3; Phil. 4. RUTH A. NEEF Aldan, Pennsylvania Father, glorify Thy name. John 12:28 F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 4; Phi Vice President 3; Phi President 3; Phi Member 2-4; Student Coun- cil 3 ; Class Vice President 4. SARA E. BOST Concord, North Carolina W hatsoever ye do, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God. Colossians 3:17 Chorus 1; Phi. 2-4; Phi. Sergeant-al-Arms 2; Phi. Critic 3; F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 4; Music Com- mittee 3; CeBeCean Typist 3; Class Sec- retary 4. DONALD STODDARD Columbia, South Carolina He that dtvelleth in the secret place of the most high, shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Psalm 91:1 F.M.F. Active Member 3. 4; F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 3; Class Treasurer 4. MR. JAMES HATCH Advisor It ' s the end of the trail . . . for the Forty Nincrs. Caps and gowns climax four years of exploration in pioneer territory. Never to he forgotten are the treks along the trails of knowledge and the pioneering days of chapel messages, practice teaching, and Senior class trip to Cheraw. In addition to these, were the surprises at Junior-Senior Banquet, bringing hack vivid memories of the past to spur the travelers on. This year 66 Forty Niners go forth to share with others their riches and to make new conquests for God in coming days. Page Sixteen ANN BEACHAM WiUoughby, Ohio Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised . forever and ever. Psalm 48:1.1-1 F.M.F. Active Member 3. 4. . our God HAZEL M. BARNETT St. Louis. Missouri That I may know Him . . . being made conformable unto his death. Philippians 3:10 F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 2; CeBeCean 1; Finial Sub- scription Editor 3; F.M.F. Active Member 1-1. LEONARD L. BEARD Clearwater, South Carolina Commit thy nay unto the Lord. Trust also in Him. He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; Prayer Group Leader 2; Junior Class President 3. MARTHA R. BEITZEL Kokomo. Indiana Strengthened with all might according to His glorious power. Colossians 1:1. F.M.F. Active Member 3. 4. MARLYTTE B. BORMAN Geneva. Illinois I shall go before yon and make the crooked places straight . . . and I will give thee the treasures of darkness. Isaiah 45:2-3 President Student Council 4; Editor CeBeCean 2-3; Vice- President Camera Club 3, 4; Feature Ed. CeBeCean 2; F.M.F. Active Member 1-4. HAROLD W. BROUWER Berwyn. Illinois We know we shall be like Him for we shall see Him as He is I John 3:2 JOYCE N. BUHLER Brooklyn. New York Being confident . . . that He which hath begun a good work . . . will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 F.M.F. Active Member 2-4; Junior Class Secretary 3. SUE O. BURNETT Union City. Tennessee Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fullness of joy . . . Psalm 16:11 F.M.F. Associate Member 1 ; Active Member 2-4. GUSTAVA V. CARPENTER Susquehanna, Pennsylvania In Thee. O Lord, do I put my trust: . . . for Thou art my Rock and my Fortress . . . therefore . . . lead me and guide me. That in all things He might have the preeminence Psalm 31:1. 3; Colossians 1:18 F.M.F. Member 1-4. VERNON D. CHANDLER, JR. Endicott, New York Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus. Romans 3 :24 F.M.F. Member 3, 4. Page Seventeen DORIS M. CHENAULT Detroit, Michigan The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in Him. Psalm 28:7 F.M.F. Associate Member 3; Active Member 4; Cborus 3. ALICE R. CRANE Baltimore, Maryland As thou goest step by step, I will open up the way before thee. Proverbs 4:12 (Hebrew Translation) F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; Cborus 1, 2. RUTH N. DAVIS Charlotte, North Carolina 7 will never leave thee nor forsake thee. Hebrews 13:5 Secretary Sophomore Class 2 ; Chairman Music Committee 3 ; Secretary Student Association 3; President of Phi. 4; Phi. 2-4; F.M.F. Associate Member 2-4; Student Council 3. 4; Chorus 1. WILLIAM F. DOVERSPIKE Sumter. South Carolina As for God, His way is perfect . . . Psalm 18:30 News Editor CeBeCean 1; Business Manager 1948 Finial 3; Vice-President Student Association 3; Music Comm. 3. MARY ALLEN DUVALL (Mrs.} Columbia, South Carolina Call unto me and I will answer thee and show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not. Jeremiah 33:3 Secretary of Freshman Class 1 ; F.M.F. Active Member 2 ; Prayer Group Leader 2 ; Social Committee 2. BETTY H. EASLEY Leaksville, North Carolina Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in Him and He shidl bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 F.M.F. Active Member 1-4. JONATHAN O. EKSTROM Chicago, Illinois ? ' hat hast thou that thou hast not received? I Corinthians 4:7 Chorus 3; F.M.F. 3, 4. DOROTHY G. FERGUSON Charleston, West Virginia This is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith. I John 5:4 Finial Literary Editor 3; F.M.F. Member 1-4; Phi. 3, 4; Phi. Vice-President 4. NANCY LAURA FINLEY Atlanta, Georgia Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith. Hebrews 12 :2 Phi. 2; F.M.F. Member 2-4; Treasurer F.M.F. 4. MARIE E. GEHMAN Denver, Pennsylvania Looking for that blessed hope. The glorious appearing of the great God . . . our Saviour Jesus Christ. Titus 2:13 Literary Society 1-4; Chorus 1-4; F.M.F. Active Member 14. Page Eighteen WANDA B. GOOD ALL Long Beach, California Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it unto the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 Associate Member F.M.F. 1. 2. 3; Active Member F.M.F. 4; Chorus 4. WILLIAM R. GRANT Oxford. Wisconsin Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine owm understanding, in all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall bring it to pass. Proverbs 3:5, 6 TRMA GRAVES PETERSON (Mrs.) Seagrove, North Carolina That I may knoic Him and the power of His resurrection, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 President of Women ' s Dormitory 3-4; F.M.F. 14; Vice President of Junior Class 3. GEORGE E. HAROLDSEN Valley Stream, L. I., New York Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding, in all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall bring it to pass. Proverbs 3:5. 6 JUNE ALYS HERRON Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Trust in the Lord . . . great is our Lord and of great power; His understanding is infinite. Proverbs 3:5. 6; Psalms 147:5 Chorus 2-3; Phi. 3. 4; F.M.F. Active Member 2. 3. 4; Student Association Secretary 4. GEORGE E. HINKEL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee. Isaiah 26:3 F.M.F. 1. 2. 3a; Freshman Representative 1. HARRIET P. HURLEV Pitman, New Jersey For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of His good pleasure. Philippians 2:13 F.M.F. 3. 4. HARVEY M. JOHNSON West Columbia, South Carolina Woe is me if I preach not the gospel. I Corinthians 9:16 MORGAN W. JONES New York City And the heathen shall know that I am the Lord . . . when I shall be sanctified in you . . . Ezekiel 36:23b Art Editor CeBeCean 2; Art Editor Finial 3. DOROTHY N. LINDSEY Dallas. Georgia For me to live is Christ and to die is gain. Philippians 1:21 F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; Student Association 3. Page Nineteen F. MARION MARTIN Conway, South Carolina To me, to live is Christ. Philippians 1:21 Literary Society 2. 3: Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Parliamentarian 3; F.M.F. 24 (Associate Member 2, Active Member 3, 4); Prayer Ground Leader 4; Advertising Manager Finial 3; Re- porter, CeBeCean 3; Vice-President Student Association 4. MARGARET A. McMULLEN Clearwater, Florida Fear thou not for 1 am with thee . . . I am thv God. Isaiah 41:10 Freshman Class Secretary 1; Literary Society; Feature Writer. CeBeCean 1; Feature Editor CeBeCean 2; Lit. 1, 4. ELLA MAY McNEILL (Mrs.) Greensboro, North Carolina Thou wilt keep him in perfect pence whose mind is stayed on Him. Isaiah 26:3. AGNES K. MICHAELSEN Hillsdale, New York Call unto me and I will answer thee . . . leremiah 33:3 Finial Committee 3; F.M.F. Associate Member 2. JAMES T. MIDYETT Kenton, Tennessee W ait on the Lord, and keep His way, and He shall exalt the e to inherit the land. Psalm 37:34 F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 3; F.M.F. Active Member 14; Dormitory Secretary and Treasurer 2 ; Chorus 2 ; Barbell Club President 4; CeBeCean Business Manager 2-3. FRANK R. MOOD Collin iswood, New r Jersey Beliei ' e on the Lord Jesus and thou shall be saved. Acts 16:31 JAMES Y. NEWSOM Union Point, Georgia He who spared not His own son . . . shall He not . . . freely give us all things? Romans 8:32 WARREN F. NIEMEYER Philadepliia, Pennsylvania For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, ivhich is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38. 39. F.M.F. Active Member 3. 4. SARAH BECKHAM OVERSTREET Haines City, Florida Said I not unto thee, that, if thou wouldest believe, thou shouldest see the glory of God? John 11:40 Truth for Youth 1; Chorus 1; Phi. 14; Phi. Vice President 2; Editor in Chief Fimal 3; Active Member F.M.F. 14. MARSHALL W. PARSONS Muirkirk, Maryland He that hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 Freshman Representative 1 ; Sophomore Class President 2 ; Prayer Group Leader 2; Social Chairman 3; F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; Literary Society 4. Page Twenty MARY HELEN PERKINSON Chester, Virginia This treasure we have in earthen vessels, that the exceeding greatness of the power may be of God, and not from us. II Corinthians 4:7 Class Treasurer 1; F.M.F. Active Member 1-4; Prayer Group Leader 3; Phi. 1-4; Secretary Phi. 2: Critic Phi. 3; Associate Editor Finial 3. MARTE POPP Claymont, Delaware ... It is the Lord, let Him do what seemeth Him good. I Samuel 3:18 Active Member F.M.F. 1-4; Praver Group Leader 2; Chorus 14; Lit. 1-4: Social Chairman 3; Truth for Youth. 1-2; CeBeCean 1-2; Fimal 1-3. LLOYD R. POWLISON Columbia, South Carolina The eyes of the Lord run to and fro . . . to show Himself strong. II Chronicles 16:9 Prayer Group Leader 3; Student Association Treasurer 4. M. FATE ROWLEE Long, Beach, California The Lord is my strength and my song . . . He hath anointed me to preach good tidings. Isaiah 12:2; 61:1 Active Member F.M.F. 1-4; Lit. 3-4; Chorus 1-2. RETHA LEE SHUMPERT West Columbia, South Carolina ... The Lord is my helper: I will not fear . . . Hebrews 13:6 FRANCES EVELYN SMITH Atlanta, Georgia But m God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:19 F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader 2 ; Music Committee 2 ; Social Committee 3. RICHARD T. SMITH Corning, New Y ork 1 am crucified with Christ, nevertheless I live, yet not I, but Christ . . . Galatians 2:20 HORACE E. STORY Suffolk. irginia ' ' My grace is sufficient for thee for my strength is made perfect in weakness . . . II Corinthians 12:9 DOLGLAS S. WATSON Tenafly, New Jersey Esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches . . . Hebrews 11:26 WINNIFRED E. WATSON. B.A., M.A. Tampa. Fla. JT ait on the Lord, be of good courage and He shall strengthen thine heart. Psalm 27:14 Chorus 1-2 ; Phi. 2-3 ; Associate Member F.M.F. 2, 3, 4. Page Twenty-one MILDRED L. WRIGHT, B.A., M.A. West Point. Kentucky Trust in the Lord with all thine heart . . . acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5. 6 F.M.F. Active Member 3. 4; Literary Society 1. 4. RALPH F. BATES Endicott, New York In thee, Jehovah do I hope, thou will answer, Lord my God. Psalm 38:15 Instructor. Aviation 2. GERTRUDE VICTORIA BOWE Catlettsburg, Kentucky As thou goest. step by step. I will open up the way before thee. Proverbs 4:14 I Hebrew Translation) CeBeCean 3. ROBERT OLIVER BRANT Ocklawaha. Florida In all thy tvays acknowledge Him. and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 SAMUEL HORTON CHRISTOPHER, JR. West Columbia, South Carolina ... God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. Galatians 6:14 JOSEPHINE E. DOWNEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest. Exodus 33:14 F.M.F. Active Member 2-4; Literary Society 2-4; F.M.F. Group Leader 4. WALTER J. ERIKSON DcKalb, Illinois His name shall be called Wonderful. Counsellor. Mighty God, Everlasting Father. Prince of Peace. Isaiah 9:6 F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader ELIZABETH M. FRANCIS Bridgeport, Connect icutt Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thessalonians 5:24 Literary Society 4; F.M.F. Member 4. ROBERT F. FROEHLICH Milwaukee, Wisconsin am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ. Romans 1:26 Chorus 1. 2. DONALD KIRKWOOD Chester, Pennsylvania In all thy ways acknowledge Him . . . Proverbs 3:6 Graduating in Summer School, Page Twenty-two ROBERT G. PEARSALL Inwood. L. I.. New ork ' ' The Lord is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and He knoweth them that trust in Him. Nahum 1:7 CeBeCean Editor 2; Service Men for Christ 3. FRANKLIN E. SCHOLTE Grand Haven. Michigan Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perforin it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 Graduating in .Summer School. Senior Sneak! Dr. Cure-all will straighten it out. Eating Out lutujai LslCi d,d ■ i President Jimmy Russ J ice-President Frank Noell Secretary Martha Cail Treasurer Annamae Opper Adviser Mr. Broomall We finally made it! From the defeated Black Cats of last year ' s foot- ball game to the victorious Green Goats, the Junior Class, for the first time in three years, came out on top in the annual Grit Bowl Classic. With a spirit of enthusiasm characterizing all that they did, the Juniors climaxed a busy year with the production of the 1949 Finial. In all of their class life, great joy has come in being co-workers for the Lord. (3 iii m Ila Anderson Clifford Burton Wallace Avery Chester Cameron Ralph Bates James Carter Betty Beauchamp William Carter Warren Beckley Samuel Christopher Howard Blair Herman Cook Gertrude Bowe Jeanne Cook, Mrs. Betty Bowman O ' Neal Cook Robert Brant James Davis Otis Braswell Patricia Davis Elaine Brown Dorothy Dinstuhl Kl. ' linp Ri numlui Max Dinstuhl Page Tiventy-four Betty Doverspike Josephine Downey- Clifton Duvall Frank Erwin Newell Ferris Raymond Fitzsimmons Donald Fortson Margaret Fox. Mrs Roger Fox Elizabeth Francis Stanley French Robert Froehlich Geraldine Gaffner Paul Grimes Thomas Hamilton I William Harding III Patricia Hargrave. Mrs. Opie Hargrave 41 1 1 Martha Harrison Stanley Hartman Jennings Hill Esther Hodge Russell Hodge Grace Howell 3  fjutuosi GlaAA Gwen Humphreys Edward Iwan Alice Jacobsen Roy Jensen Lorene Keever Harold King Lee Kirkpatrick Donald Kirkwood Rebecca Knowlton Marian Laird Theodore Lott Vivian Lott. Mrs. Bernard Mahar Magdalen Martinez John McNeill Barbara Meier Walter Nelson Donald Moses William Neef Martha Nizamian William Parker Robert Pearsall Donald Peterson Clinton Phelps Page Twenty-five liiiL Roland Reed Samuel Tatem Eleanor Richardson Agnes Taylor William Russ Dorothy Thorsby Max Saltzman Forrest Thorsby Robert Saxton Arthur Weaver Frank Scholte Paul Wieland Robert Scott Ernest Williams Silas Shaw Laura Williams Dorothy Silar Marion Willets Elaine Speanburg Joyce Woodbury Ernest Stiles Glennis Young James Stoddard Fern Wilson William Stone Thomas Wilson Clarence Stroupe Mary Winters Margaret Stump ►, l)u u il Heap Big Chief Sad Sacks 4 V 1 • ' Page Twenty-six President Jimmy Shook Vice-President Jonathan Lucas Secretary June Heidlauf Treasurer Phebe Morse Adviser Mr. Hoke Gone is the greenness . . . And the aptitude for mak- ing boners, typical of the Freshman year . . . instead, budding theologians with knowledge to spare. Scholars at work with language and lit, and much to do. Sophs found their second year brimful. Ham- burger fries at Sesqui, and volley ball games at Earle- wood, combined with all the other activities of the class, gave them a sense of oneness in their work and play. Jean Abrabamsen Hubert Addleton Margaret Aims Marlys Anderson Eleanor Andrews Sally Arner Pierce Barnes Genevieve Blackburn Nancv Brown James Cail Katherine Callaway Marion Carter. Mrs. Wilson Carter Mabel Cherry Ernest Chun Dewey Cockrell Dean Collins Edward Cunningham Carolyn Daniels Robert Daniels Archie Davis Jervis Davis Martha Duff Marilvn Estes Page T iventv-seven Dolores Falkenstein Russell Ferry Warren Frederick Francisco Garcia Sophie Graham Robert Gray Dorothy Greene Gordon Gustafson Burton Harding Cecil Hawkins Eugene Hendricks Catharine Hoeflinger Eugene Hollingsworth Jean Horton June Jenkins Bernice Johnson Mrs. M. Jones Alba Knight Anne Kotiadis Jane Ludlam Evelyn Lynch Eugene Madeira Nona McClure John McFarland 1 d SapJuunabe GlaM «5J%. Elizabeth Mills Louise Mitchell Betty Jane Moore Hazel Newman Margaret Orton Lois Pierce Chester Polasky Alice Rembes Josephine Ragano Mizpah Roberts Edward Sanders Frank Sanders William Schmidt Mary Seanor Harold Sells Jack Showalter James Stranadge Beulah Stapf Mildred Stoddard Mildred Stout Geddie Strickland Harold Vaughan Edwin Walker Carroll Warlick 1 ,:. i , ' $ Page Twenty-eight Thomas Watson Ralph West Mary Ruth Wise Harry Fox Donald Roth Gordon Standridge S pJi fftosieA. -AS-,- i ' Just Relaxing It Keeps On Growing! Exams Are Over Out At Sesqui Smooth Rowint Page Tiventy-nine fyn utsHjaii, Gladd, President Stanley Barthold Vice-President Bruce Shelley Secretary Arlie Mae Crowl Treasurer Larry Brown Class Adviser Mr. McKinley Poor Frosh! Plunging into the complex life of C.B.C., they suffered the ordeals of orientation exams, were initiated into the mysteries of the Blue Book, and came face to face with their future professors at the opening reception. After a week of that they hegan to feel a moving part of the busy whirl of the C.B.C. family. With the passing of the first year, the early im- pressions of school life have gone and in place has come a greater desire to dig into the riches that they have just begun to discover. Marillyn Adams Samuel Archer Lowell Bailey Sterling Baker John Banks Joy Barnard Clifton Barnes Stanley Barthold Doris Bartholomew Vernon Bass Joy Beardshaw Jean Beauchamp Dorothy Bell George Bell Edith Billson Clifton Blevins Naomi Bollman Olivia Branch Mary Brewton Lawrence Brown Eula Billiard Betty Calloway Margaret Cameron Marjorie Camp Page Thirty m f |, Hazel Campbell 4 - - k Donna Coleman ' ! . i John Conaway Eloise Cranford Van Crawford Arlie M. Crowl Cornelius Dalke Roy Davis. Jr. John DeRuiter Russell Droll Roy Eichner Robert Fentress tf-te llutui t GlaAA, Betty Fowler Mar Lee Fry Thursey Garrett Arthur Gauss Belle Glass John Gray Mrs. J. Gray Richard Griffiths Clifford Gross Jean Hampson Lucille Hampton Maye Hansen Herbert Happel Kenneth Harper Winford Headrick Donald Heiser Jack Herrington Nancv Hoxter Mildred Hudson Roger Hunt Janet Hunter Nell Irving Edwin Jaeger Sylvia Jones Carol Keener Theo Kemper John Knopf Dolores Lassiter John Lawing Leslie Leake Mrs. L. Leake Leon Lee Odessa Lewis Edward Lochstampfor James Louwerse Betty Lowrv Page Thirty-one Earl Lucas Edith Maness Thomas Mann Raymond Marcos Edgar McHugh Anne McQuilkin John Meiss Verta Needham William Noffko Helen Nuckles Lois Nylen Joel Ortendahl Frieda Paul Virginia Penn Jane Powell LeRoy Peterson Johnnie Petty Mary E. Powers Katharine Powlison Lois Powlison Charles Preston Perry Priest David Renaker Carolyn Rodgers fyn Mun ti Mildred Rogers Marilyn Shaver Bruce Shelley Jane Shute Janice Smith Juanita Smith Robert Smith Doris Southard Irene Spivey Orman Spivey Layton Stirrat Carolyn Suda Fred Tenney Clifford Tidd Angelene Trull Katherine Turner June Turner Betty J. Vail June Weber Louise Welch Robert Whitsell William Willoughby Mildred Yount 0, 9 - . , J% Page Thirty-two Ida Lee Barns Elsie Beeknell Elva Brownlee John Cassel Miriam Conoway Beverly Curling James Dixon William Eberh William Engels Katherine Erickson Flora Grant William Hancock Edward Harrell Alice Hash George Hash Dean Haywood irginia Howell Dorothv Kebler John Kruhman Marjorie Loomis Gordon Mclntire James McLeod Katherine Musick Hugh Powlison Bernita Preston Carolyn Ra Mary Jane Stanley John Stanlej Daniel Suit Reuben Sul in L , M i M L ■JP , 1- ted une t W hat is Pumpkin Pie Made of? Hold it. Please! Barefoot Boy + , Pase Thirty-three QbadUuite Ql il President Marston Speight Vice-President .... Charlotte Watson Secretary-Treasurer June Fluegge Adviser Dr. Paul Culley ik Exploding the common idea that professional failures go into Christian work, the graduate class consists of trained musicians, teachers, doctors, nurses, an occupational therapist, and even a Greek scholar, who have left the lucrative johs — to follow Him. If one drops in most any time at Grad Hall of the new dorm or on second floor of Pickens, he will find them steeped in studies, if not on a trip to Sesqui. out hike riding, or in the social room involved in lengthy discussions, pro and con in most any debatable topic. Leona Adehnann Helen J. Andrews Fronsie Beckon Rulli Boaz Sue Burney Brunire Cole Dorothy Dillard (Mrs.) George Dillard (Dr.) May Hersey Laura Johnston Esther Lindeman Elaine Palmer (Mrs.) Edwin Palmer Fred Pearson Peter Skanse Kent Hoekzema I Edward Jaramillo Eleanor Johnson Claude E. Sharpe Betty Suttie (Mrs.) Dorothy Thiers Tomkins Watson (Dr.) Arthur Wiens Ernest Zimmerman Page Thirty-four GEORGE D. BEACHAM, M.A. Willoughby, Ohio B.A.. Biblical Education. Columbia Bible College. Noiv thanks be unto God which always causeth us to triumph in Christ. II Corinthians 2:14. President Men ' s Lit. ' 48; F.M.F. Prayer Group Leader ' 48. PAUL F. BESANCON, M.A. Stryker. Ohio B.A.. Anthropology. Wheaton College. That I may knou- him and the power of his resurrection . . . Philippians 3:10. Member of F.M.F. ' 48 ' 49. CLAYTON L. CAMP, M.A. Garden City, Minnesota B.A.. Biblical Education. Columbia Bible College. He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it unto the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 Active Member F.M.F. ? 47- ' 49. Literary Society ' 49. RUTH M. JENSEN, M.A. Oakland. California B.A.. Wheaton College. That in all things he might have the preeminence. Colossians 1:18. F.M.F. 47- 48: Praver Group Leader. Africa. Group 48; Chorus 1. 47- 48. GLADYS M. JONES. M.A. Greenfield Center. New York B.Ed.. Elementary Education. Oneonta State Teachers College. Faithful is he that calleth you who will also do it. I Tbessalonians 5:24. F.M.F. 47- 48; CeBeCean Staff ' 4749; Chorus ' 47- ' 48; F.M.F. Sec- retary 49. HELEN R. LONG. M.A. Chattanooga. Tennessee B.A.. Bible. Wheaton College. But none of these things move me; neither count I my life dear unto m self . . . Acts 20:24. F.M.F. ' 48- 49. LLOYD Y. MEYER, M.A. Carter. South Dakota B.S.. Agricultural Engineering. Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. ... His love towards us . . . while we uere yet sinners Christ died for us. Romans 5:8. EDYTH SEDGLEY, M.A. Bristol, Virginia B.A.. Christian Education. Wheaton College. Now thanks be unto God which always causeth us to triumph in Christ. II Corinthians 2:14. Active Member F.M.F. ' 47- 49; Truth for Youth Secretary 47- 48; Student Council Program Chairman ' 48- 49; Phi. 48- 49. CHRISTINE M. TREVETT, M.A. Richmond, Virginia B.S. Home Economics Mary Washington College of University of irginia. Count it all joy . . . For he satisfieth the longing soul. James 1:2a; Psalm 107:9a. Phi. ' 47- ' 49; Treasurer F.M.F. ' 47- 49; CeBeCean Staff ' 48. WINIFRED J. TUCKER. M.A. Mount Vernon, New York B.A.. Biblical Education. Columbia Bible College. Have this mind in you which was also in Christ Jesus, who . . . humbled himself be- coming obedient unto death. Philippians 2:5. 9. F.M.F.; Class Secretary; CeBeCean; Feature Editor: Chorus. DOROTHY L. WHITE. YI.A. Grand Rapids. Michigan B.S. Education. Western Michigan College of Education. My grace is sufficient for thee; for my power is made perfect in weakness. II Corin- thians 12:9. Lit. ' 47- 49; F.M.F. 47- 49; CeBeCean Staff 47-U9; Class Treasurer 47- 48. Page Thirty-five d u- C T S OA AO(yy 56W0S ?£ZZ fS7 A 6- 3bi nmmunt tcpfint % ;femtt 1915-1948 After years of fruitful service, Steven Barrett went to he with Christ on Septem- ber 14, 1948. In 1937, Steve Barrett completed his training at Columbia Bihle College. He spent the next nine years in Zuhdand, South Africa, where he met and married Betty Sywulka, class of 33. Before Bettv contracted tuberculosis, the Lord gave them two little girls, but in June 1946, the disease took her life. Re- turning from Africa in the Spring of ' 47, Steve entered summer school and in the fall began to complete work for his M.A. Steve, president of the Alumni Associa- tion for the year of 1947-48, was unable to continue in this capacity because be was stricken with Leukemia. On May 31, Columbia Bible College granted his M.A. in absentia. Also, in his memory, the Alumni presented the Bible College sign. His faithful, self-sacrificing life will, in time, he forgotten here on earth. But the fruits of that life are eternal. Ji PafeU f ratt 1873-1949 In the early summer of ' 48, he suffered a heart attack from which lie never fully recovered. Unable to continue teaching, he and Mrs. Pratt went to Montreat, North Carolina, where he remained until his death. For his desire to develop in us the power of independent thought; for his rare in- sight in opening to us the secrets of the mind of man and the nature of the uni- verse; for his deep longing that we, as we increased in spiritual knowledge, should be filled with the love of God ; and, above all, for his splendid example of all things fine and true, we pause in grateful tribute to Dr. H. Waddell Pratt, who awaits us in that realm where things of the mind and things of the spirit are one. Page Thirty-seven Student Ateocjxzti n President Bub Borman Vice-President .... Marion Martin Secretary June Herron Treasurer Lloyd Powlison Adviser Mr. James Hatch £■ From its inception nineteen years ago with four members, to the present seventeen members, the Student Association has served as a medium of cooperation between the student body and the administration. It has sought to coordinate student activities, to inspire student loyalty to the college and its standards, and to create an atmosphere of unity both among students and between students and faculty. Two outstanding achievements of the past year have been the naming of the three dormitories on the north campus and the student-initiated, student-conducted Campus Improvement Program. The Council Meets y| kM? fm I- w • terc;. ; Hev! £ttap iJto£l kL r 3 JO ' 3 k . Vatso- D0 ro Vfe 8 - t- K 1 McCW+t Do 5 . iss oi iM f, g H n Page Forty-tivo Lookinu; for So neone ' ! 1 tyinixU Stall Editor Edward Iwan Associate Editor .... Martha NlZAMIAN Literary Editor Elaine Brownlee Photography Editor . . . GwEN Humphreys Art Editor Roy Jensen Business Manager Bill Carter Advertising Manager .... O ' Neal Cook Subscription Manager . . Betty Beauchamp Photographer Max Saltzman What goes on behind the seenes? It ' s deadline week! The editor hurries through the lobby tracking down faculty members on the run. Up on the rooftop, Max is snapping a closing shot. Over in the Finial Room. Gwen is tangled up in scotch tape as she sets pictures, while Elaine and Martha are some- where behind a Busy composing writeups. Meanwhile, the other editors are collecting ads, bills, suhscriptions and completing the art sketches. The whole Junior Class, in fact, is cooperating to put out what they hope will be the best Finial yet. Who ' s This? Ready for Action Paying the Dills Hon- about it. Martha: ■ jhSTWS 1 Bible Club GJi U6Man MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS Director of Women ' s Christian Service MISS IRENE RONJOUR Assistant Fundamental, not incidental, describes the re- lation of Christian Service to the scholastic life of Columbia Bible College. Sending its students into hospitals, industrial schools, Bible Clubs, orphanages, missions, and other open doors, provides Christian service training and practice for the student as well as promoting the cause of Christ in surrounding areas. JtoUuuf. QvUlt JU fcW Page Forty-six £e alce MR. TOM PETTY Director of Men ' s Christian Service MR. OTIS BRASWELL Assistant The Men ' s Christian Service Department operating separately from the women ' s department offers an important opportunity for work with the servicemen stationed at Fort Jackson, where several weekly meetings are held. Also student pastorates, missions, jails, and penal institutions serve as outlets for Christian activity. Thus in these ways, the slogan of the Christian service department sums up all of our aims into one central goal — that of taking the Good News to those who are without Christ. Servicemen For Christ l JZife - M Jtpmk Pnse Forty-seven Page Forty-eight Alumni idsiacicilwst President James M. Hatch 1st. J ice-President . . . John E. Karenko 2nd. Vice-President .... Irene Bonjour Recording Secretary . Mary Jane Thompson Treasurer WlLLIAM TlSDALE Member at Large Sara Petty Permanent Secretary . MARGUERITE McQuilkin Who keeps books on C.B.C. graduates? Who keeps them up to date? The Alumni Association, of course! Publishing the Directory and CeBeCequel, also sponsoring gifts to out-going missionaries, and keeping in touch with them, the association seeks to tie graduates to the local program. When statements like these come in: We want only Bible College graduates in our work, We accept without question students from your school, the bearts of alumni are made glad because it indicates that alumni have succeeded. Alumni Banquet Dedication of the Barrett Memorial Jtoiduuf, Qvitk 1U Wo d i £ - AUocA Page Forty-nine  ! p y t ■« -W? wmm ie ?£ M- ' oePlBV, C S A w C 8- C ers v ? r ' || | feV ftr! - fart ' fat 4ft. M. Pfeff- ? t Afft. C gsrse tf ss S. peek mm fyosieia+i MnUanl fyeU uPilu p, Ofjjicete Presiden t Stanley French Vice-President .... Cecil Hawkins Secretary Gladys Jones Treasurer Laura FlNLEY Foreign Missions Fellowship, a fundamental offspring of the Student Volunteer Movement, was horn in 1935 on the Ben Lippen Conference grounds. The first chapter, organized that year at Columhia Bihle College, made it a reality. Today, it is merged with the Inter-Varsity Fellowship, an active campus organization, setting forth the missionary need to the Christian students in Universities, Colleges, and Bible Institutes around the world. Weekly meetings and prayer groups, deputations and conferences lead the student to ac- tive interest in foreign missions. As a result, today, one hundred eighty-four members are planning to fulfill the FMF motto, The Lord Jesus Christ unto the uttermost, in service on the field. First Semester Prayer Group Leaders Top: left to right — Neef, Bost. Kotiadis. Mills. Jensen. Bottom: left to right— Barthold. Beacham, Martin. Peterson. Second Semester Prayer Group Leaders Top: left to right — Sanders. Erickson, Speight, Archer. Bottom: left to right— Beitzel. Downey. Long. Jacobsen, Beacham. £i m H i 4 . M. 4 . ecufi F.M.F. Night Page Fifty-two Qla i Jlijje Page Fifty-three At G. B. e. The day starts Morning Devotions Serving breakfast Classes begin Just a free moment On the way to Christian Service Lobby Talk! Studying — Page Fifty-four Aw r oA ? ?cr f 9£ MfiS A G •■■ m ? 1 J If • GUu Jli e Mu4,ic ELAINE. SALLY. ELAINE ALICE. SOPHIE. JOY ith a song in their hearts a pre- requisite, students in the music depart- ment find opportunity to develop their talents. Organized group singing, trios, quartettes, and the chorus are used in the school meetings and assemblies, as well as on Christian service assignments and deputations. Besides the private piano and voice les- sons, courses in music notation, harmony, conducting, and evangelistic hymn playing are offered. Adequate instruction has been provided for beginning music students as well as the more advanced ones in order to more fully equip them for life work. MR. KING. MRS. HOKE. MR AND MRS. MARKHAM ' I ft c BILL BURT GEDDY ROY JOHN ERNIE BRUCE WIMPY Crxttoa QmaammIgsi Jdiye Page Fifty-seven PUiloJUidatUaa Ju.itebG 144, Sadetu First Semester Left to Right— Adviser— Miss McClarty, Orton, Davis, Presi- dent — Ferguson. Trevvett. Aims, Stout. Second Semester Front to Rear — Hersey, Heidlauf, President- HoweJI. Blackburn. Bost. Ludlam. To walk the . . . cloisters pale, and love . . . the storied windows richly dight . . . ' — II Pensereso, John Milton The Philobiblonian Literary Society aims to open the cloisters of literary knowledge to each of its members. The pro- grams focus on famous works of cultural heritage, which prove more profitable for the refining and enrichment of Christian women. Development of qualities becoming to one who is to be a worker for God is the supreme motive of the Society as they concentrate their program almost entirely upon student preparation and student presentation. Roll Cull tf-atetiMc Society Second Semester Standing: Nelson, Fortson, Beacham, Presi- dent — Lucas, Harding. FiY.sf Semester Left to Right — Jensen, Lucas, President — Beacham, Blair, Noell. The Philologian Forensic Society discusses contem- porary problems from the Christian viewpoint. In forums and debates, the Society gives to its members a broader outlook of the world in which we live. Training in public speaking and parliamentary procedure, as well as oppor- tunity to present solutions to world problems, equip these young men for more effective Christian Service. Regular Meeting Qj « | In ■ II 4,% Qaine a Club President Max Saltzman J ice-President Bub Borman One good picture is worth a thousand words, is an adaptation from a Chinese proverb, by the Camera Club, which received official recognition hv the faculty on February 12, 1948. In the fall of 1947 the shutter-bugs had a meager beginning with only a few members and a one-man dark- room constructed by Mr. Hehl, faculty adviser. The darkroom, which was located in the basement of the middle building, has now been expanded into a lar e, fully equipped darkroom in the basement of the main building. The push-pull-click-clickers are developing, printing, and enlarging both black and white and color films. The club has been established that the men might serve God more effectively through photography both here at home and on the mission field. Front: Saltzman. Saxton. Borman. Sells, Madeira, Rear: Noffko, Iwan, McHugh, Neef, Hawkins, Gustafson. Jensen. cMame Jiiye Paee Sixty-one GasHfuU 9 HfWWje H nt Pnacyiarn Me+t onA tyJatti dL 2)o4 nd. 14 re j a r MOO vr l M siu c T jppA Ofi E pvry X fiic S MavUed StudesiU 2 uttd sirred Cl£AM OP COMM(rrE£ SM iE pgerry LOOKS (5000 Hi 111 M et woman ' s jbinin j, eMall mmMm, t 4 J X i Looks Good! Hard W ork Page Sixty-five Rack to Front: Ortendahl. Priest. Barthold, Harding. Watson Sells. Shelly. Neef. Headrick. Chun. Russ— Coach. AtUletial SCORES Opponents C.B.C. Eau Claire Baptist 21 31 Ebenezer Lutheran 29 33 YMCA 28 58 Lutheran Seminary 24 42 Tahernaole Baptist 27 51 Main St. Methodist 20 53 Ebenezer Lutheran 33 40 Ebenezer Lutheran 27 32 Ben Lippen 37 42 Totals 246 382 Rack Row: Barnes. Walker. King— Instructor. R. Sulc, Lawing, Cun- ningham. Middle Row: Bell, Eberly, Dalke. Beard, Strickland. Midyett. Front Row: Borman. Cause. Whitsell. Sanders. Renaker, Bass. Page Sixty-six Social JdijjZ Page Sixty-seven (jilt Baud GlaAAic Lei ' s go. Team The speedy Hunk ' Let ' s try this play! The iveighty freshmen won. The Green Goaters on Parade. Poor Frosh Junior Who ' s got the ball? Erwin for a touchdown Page Sixty-eight In the spring a young mans fancy turns to ■ ■ - Smiles! Hit it! They were Out neighed On a bicycle built for two Now where is that treasure ' . ' ' To tired to play Nourishment ik JdoohUt }, Qo jJeAtrt., Who. ! h Qua, life. % Qui A uentti ti, who have helped to make this hook possible we extend our grateful appreciation. Page Seventy-one liJliete Ue Stw entl Meet PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Prescriptions carefully compounded as your doctor prescribes. Nothing but the very finest materials used. FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE Try our delicious sandwiches, salads, pies and cakes. Take home a box of Whitman Candies or our delicious Ice Cream. SEASES Taylor Street Pharmacy 1529 TAYLOR PHONE 3-2277 Page Seventy-two Compliments Lafaye, Lafaye and Fair ARCHITECTS Walter F. Petty, Associate ft 1226 Sumter St. Columbia, S. C. GREETINGS! Reamer Appliance Co. 1802 SUMTER ST. FOR WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Division of Reamer Ice Fuel Co. 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Page Seventy-four Something bHUndlue 9n BIBLE AND THEOLOGICAL TRAINING Columbia Bible College GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MISSIONS offers missionary volunteers who are college graduates the finest possible training for the field. Curriculum features intensive Bible and theological study, missionary theory subjects, and practical how to live on the field courses. Pioneer MISSIONARY TRAIN- ING CAMP offers three months of work and study in simulated pioneer mission field conditions in North Carolina. Write for prospectus to Dr. Paul G. Culley, Director, COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE, Columbia, S. C. Major Conservatory of Music Voice • Music Instrumental Instruction Phone 3937 1825-27 Main Street Columbia, S. C. Page Seventy-five CASE BROS. PIANO CO. 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The Sunday School Times contains just the diversified reading you need, including helps on the International Uniform Sunday School lesson. Special short term offer — 22 weeks for $ The Sunday School Times Co. 325 North Thirteenth St. Philadelphia 5. Pa. New Method Laundry And Dry Cleaners 805 MAIN ST. Serving Columbia Since 1928 ALL WORK GUARANTEED All Types of Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Fully Protected by Insurance DIAL 2-3616 WALTER POND ' S TIRE SERVICE NEW TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING (8-Hour Service) Taylor St. At Bull St. Phone 2-0461 Columbia, S. C. MILES OF SMILES WITH POND Page Seventy-seven COMPLIMENTS OF type SEE THE NEW 1949 PONTIAC . . . Now on Display . . . 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Hinkel, George E 5300 Addison St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hodge, Esther N 2 Hillcrest Ave., Yorkville, N. Y. Hodges, Russell H Claudville, Va. Hoekzema, James Kent 500 E. Street, Three Rivers, Mich. Hoeflinger, Cathrine M. 1313 East Main St., Lansing 12, Mich. Hollingsworth, W. Eugene 2131 Park St., Columbia, S. C. Horton, H. Jean 385 Mathewson Place, Atlanta, Ga. Howell, Grace E Rt. 1, Box 129, Evergreen, Ala. Howell, Virginia R Rt. 1, Montrose, W. Va. Hoxter, Nancy M 508 Orkney Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Hudson, Mildred E Box 110, Rt. 4, Greer, S. C. Humphreys, Gwen 118 E. Providence Rd., Aldan, Pa. Hunt, Roger W Rt. 5, Bridgeton, N. Y. Hunt, Janet H Rt. 1, EInora, N. Y. Hurley, Harriet P 539 Touhy Ave., Pitman, N. J. Irving, Nell W 811 14th Ave., No. St. Petersburg, Fla. Iwan, Edward L 815 Elton Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Jacobsen, Alice E Box 99, Largo, Fla. Jaeger, Edwin H 7718 W. Summerdale, Chicago 31, 111. Jaramillo, Edward Jr Box 342, Hendersonville, N. C. Jenkins, L. June Devers, Texas Jensen, Roy H 142 Goodwin Ave., Staten Island 2, N. Y. Jensen, Ruth M 1 Ronada Ave., Oakland 11, Calif. Johnson, Berenice G Rt. 2, Box 254, West Columbia, S. C. Johnson, Eleanor E 1306 Clark St., Rapid City, S. D. Johnson, Harvey M Rt. 1, Box 638, West Columbia, S. C. Johnston, Laura A Manteo, N. C. Jones, Gladys M Greenfield Center, N. Y. Page One Hundred Two Jones, Mary Jane (Mrs.) 44 Walnut St., Haddonfield, N. J. Jones, Morgan W 22 Fairview Avenue, New York, N. Y. Jones, Sylvia K 6118 Ellis Ave., Chicago 37, 111. Kebler, Dorothy E Rt. 1, Eagle, Mich. Keener, Carol J 304 Riverview Ave., Hopewell, Va. Keever, E. Lorene Rt. 2, Hiddenite, N. C. Kemper, Theo F Route 7, York, Pa. Kilpatrick, Patricia J 205 Olive St., Knoxville, Tenn. King, Harold W 525 Highland Blvd., San Antonio, Texas Kirkpatrick, Dale C Box 29, Meridian, Miss Kirkpatrick, Lee V 3002 Maxwell St., Los Angeles 27, Calif. Kirkwood, Donald T 30 East Chelton Rd., Chester, Pa. Knight, Alba J 1014 E. Henry Ave., Tampa 4, Fla. Knopf, John R 640 Fifth St., Muskegon Heights, Mich. Knowlton, Rebecca S Box 206, Edinboro, Pa. Kotiadis, Anne 3135 Fairfield Ave., New York, N. Y. Kruhmin, John N.__214 W. Magnolia Ave., Aldan, Pa. (Del. Co.) Laird, Marian J 3145 S. Cherokee, Englewood, Colo. Lassiter L. Dolores 205 Victory Blvd., Portsmouth, Va. Lawing, John V 1919 Truman Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Leake, Leslie R Rt. 6, Box 276, Naval Base, S. C. Leake, S. Inez Rt. 6, Box 276, Naval Base, S. C. Lee, Leon 355 Prospect St., Covington, Va. Legant, Harold F 219 Marion Ave., Big Rapids, Mich. Lewis, Odessa D Rt. 2, Box 377-X, Portsmouth, Va. Lindeman, Esther M. 322 Marion Ave., N. W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Lindsey, Dorothy N Dallas, Ga. Ligouri, Vincent P 805 Phillip Ave., Des Moines, Iowa Lockstampfor, Edward L., Jr 36 Charming Ave., Portsmouth, Va. Long, Helen R 1605 Woodland Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn Lott, Theodore W Route 1, Seminary, Miss. Lott, Vivian R. (Mrs.) Rt. 2, Box 135, West Point, Miss. 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Needham, Verta M Rt. 7, Winston Salem, N. C. Neef, Ruth A 27 Beech Ave., Aldan, Pa. Neef, William C 27 Beech Ave., Aldan, Pa. Nelson, Walter A W. 2529 Maxwell Ave., Spokane 12, Wash. Newman, Hazel R 3107 Colonial Drive, Columbia, S. C. Newsom, James Y 205 Thornton St., Union Point, Ga. Niemeyer, Warren F 1915 Pratt St., Philadelphia, Pa. Nizamian, Martha Elmore St., Central Islip, N. Y. Noell, Frank M 510 B. Street, N. E., Washington 2, D. C. Noffko, William E 438 Hendrix St., Brooklyn 7, N. Y. Nuckles, Helen B 1507 Atlantic St., Hopewell, Va. Nylen, Lois M 321 S. Crescent Ave, Park Ridge, 111. Olsen, Astrid Baudette, Minn. Opper, Annamae 213 E. Avenue, Elyria, Ohio Ortendahl, Joel M 124 North Third St., Pleasantville, N. J. Orton, Margaret E 238 E. Catherine St., Chambersburg, Pa. Overstreet, Sarah B Box 1195, Haines City, Fla. Palmer, G. Elaine (Mrs.) Box 371, State College, Miss. Palmer, Edwin D Rt. 1, Preston, Miss. Parker, William A., Jr 2546 Sweetbriar Ave., Roanoke, Va. 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Preston, Bemita C Nickerson, Kansas Preston, Charles M Burdett, Kansas Price, Howard S 1518 Beckham, West Columbia, S. C. Priest, Perry Troy, Miss Ray, Carolyn . 909 Union St., Greensboro, N. C. Ragano, Josephine 2318 Union St., Tampa, Fla. Reed, Roland F., Jr 885 Francis St., Longmont, Colo. Rembes, Alice 1289 Gennesee, Buffalo, N. Y. Renaker, David W 16 Sequoia Drive, Chattanooga, Tenn. Richardson, Eleanor 509 N. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. Roberts, Mizpah S Box 631, Nassau, Bahamas Rodgers, Carolyn W 1205 Jefferson St., Charlotte, N. C. Rogers, Mildred Box 244, Marianna, Fla. Roth, Donald F 1534 Lombard Ave., Berwyn, 111. Rowlee, M. Faye 1053 Cherry Ave., Long Beach, Cal. Russ, James W 1217 Chesapeake Ave., South Norfolk, Va. Russ, William C 1217 Chesapeake Ave., South Norfolk, Va. Saltzman, Max A 372 21st St., East Moline, 111. Sanders, J. Frank, Jr 54 Woodvale Ave., Greenville, S. C. Sa nders, H. Edward 13th and Liberty Sts., Harrisburg, Pa. Saxton, Robert J 515 W. Amelia Ave., Orlando, Fla. Schmidt, William G 5938 Roach St., Philadelphia 20, Pa. Scholte, Franklin E 314 Madison St., Grand Haven, Mich. Scott, Robert H 217 N. Easton Rd., Glenside, Pa. Page One Hundred Three Seanor, Edward R Muirkirk, Md. Seanor. Mary K. (Mrs.) Rt. 3, Martin, Tenn. Sedgley, Edyth W Abingdon Road, Bristol, Va. Sells, Harold E 7629 Evans, Chicago, 111. Sharpe, Claude E Route 1, Chappells, S. C. Shaver, Marilyn J. --68 Dawlish Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario, Can. Shaw, Silas B. T., Jr 274 Duncan Ave., Greenwood, S. C. Sheeley, Bruce L 108 S. Villa Drive, Evansville, Ind. Shook, I. James Box 134, Prescott, Ariz. Showalter, John H. S. 914 Silver Springs Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Shumpert, Retha Lee Rt. 2, Box 371, West Columbia, S. C. Shute, S. Jane 3217 Berkley Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Silar, Dorothy M 1354 W. Market St., York, Pa. Skanse, Peter I 610 Howard St., Wheaton, 111. Smith, F. Evelyn 28 Matilda St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Helen F 3068 Henry St., Memphis, Tenn. Smith, Janice E 13 Third St., Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Juanita G Manlius, III. Smith, Richard T 202 E. Second St., Coming, N. Y. Smith, Robert E 1324 Forest Rd., Baltimore 19, Md. Southard, Doris M Katy, Texas Speanburg, Elaine G. (Mrs.) Rt. 3, Amsterdam, N. Y. Speight, R. Marston 1310 N. Grove, Marshall, Texas Spivey, C. Orman 1317 Lexington Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Spivey, Irene B 423 Cavalier Blvd., Portsmouth, Va. Spurgeon, James R. 5414 Junius St., Dallas 14, Texas Standridge, James L 1095 Piedmont St., Tampa, Fla. Stapf, Beulah L Oak Hill Ave., Fullerton, Md. Steele, Evelyn J Rt. 1, Box 535, West Columbia, S. C. Steele, Mary Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Stanley, John F Box 226, Ash, N. C. Stanley, Mary F Box 226, Ash, N. C. Stiles, Ernest A Robbinsville, N. C. Stirrat, Layton H 170 Washington St., Bloomfield, N. J. Stoddard, Donald A 3626 Wilmot Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Stoddard, James A 260 West 44th St., New York, N. Y. Stoddard, Mildred E. 3626 Wilmot Ave., Columbia, S. C. Stone, William D Sharon, W. Va. Story, Horace E 3004 Colonial Drive, Columbia, S. C. Stout, Mildred L 608 N. Boone St., Johnson City, Tenn. Strickland, Geddie, Jr 931 Montgomery Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Stroupe, Clarence G., Jr 793 Spring St., Memphis, Tenn. Stump, Margaret E 622 W. King St., York, Pa. Suda, Carolyn J 8841 Elderts Lane, Woodhaven 21, N. Y. Sulc, Daniel D Rt. 2, Box 332, Hopewell, Va. Sulc, Reuben B Rt. 2, Box 332, Hopewell, Va. Sullivan, Wendell M Box 105, Mt. Hermon, Cal. Suttie, Betty L 724 Lexington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Taylor, Agnes J Rt. 3, Geneva, New York Tenny, Fred E., Jr Finksburg, Md. Thiers, Dorothy E Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Thorsby, Dorothy D. (Mrs.)__203 S. Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. Thorsby, Forrest S 203 S. Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. Tidd, Clifford L Route 2, Houlton, Maine Trevvett, Christine M 1604 Pope Avenue, Richmond, Va. Trull, Angelene P. O. Box 569, Canton, N. C. Tucker, Winifred J 472 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vemon, N. Y. Turner, Katherine F Box 117, Lily, Ky. Turner, Z. June Box 117, Lily, Ky. Vail, Betty Jean 401 S. 3rd St., Monmouth, 111. Vaughan, Harold E 305 Thompson Ave., Oak Hill, W. Va. Walker, Edwin S., HI Route 1, Farmville, Va. Warlick, Carroll F 168 E. Pearl St., Spartanburg, S. C. Watson, Charlotte B 210 Scenic Highway, Lookout Mt., Tenn. Watson, Douglas S 193 Hickory Avenue, Tenafly, N. J. Watson, Thomas W 912C Suburban Parkway, Portsmouth, Va. Watson, Tompkins G. (Dr.) Middleburgh, N. Y. Watson, Winnifred E 311 E. Fern St., Tampa, Florida Weaver, Arthur F 10 Bartram Ave., S.cane, Pa. Weber, June A Box 309, Hopatcong, N. J. Welch, Louise Box 173, Lake Butler, Fla. West, Ralph T Ogunquit, Maine White, Dorothy L. 2511 Wyoming Ave., S.W. Grand Rapids 9, Mich. Whitsell, Robert E 33 N. New Road, Pleasantville, N. J. Wieland, Paul D 615 Webb St., Jackson, Mich. Wiens, Arthur J Mildred, Minn. Williams, Emest L % Mrs. S. P. Gilley, Spray, N. C. Williams, Laura C. (Mrs.) c c Mrs. S. P. Gilley, Spray, N. C. Willits, Marion C 123 Chester Ave., Moorestown, N. J. Willoughby, William F 2225 Oakdale Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio Wilson, C. Raymond 1416 Heyward St., Columbia, S. C. Wilson, Fern A. (Mrs.) 6409 Monmouth Ave., Ventnor, N. J. Wilson, Thomas R 6409 Monmouth Ave., Ventnor, N. J. Winters, Mary E Box 276, Bonna Bella, Savannah, Ga. Wise, Mary Ruth Box 192, DeWitt, Ark. Wood, Shirley N Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Wood, Velma N 619 Maple St., St. Louis, Mich. Woodbury, Joyce F 300 Lenoir St., Morganton, N. C. Wright, Mildred West Point, Ky. Young, I. Glennis Perry, Fla. Young, Mildred E 224 E. Prospect Ave., Jackson, Miss. Zimmerman, Ernest W 535 Cortlandt Avenue, Bronx 51, N. Y. Auttxyiofilpl ?e One Hundred Four