Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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' V magnify the Lord with me and let as exalt His name together. MR. G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE Junior Class Advisor

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STUDENT COUNCIL CONCLUDES SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF SERVICE THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE left to Right: Carl Black, Hubert Ad- dleton, Mary Lee Fry, Carolyn Ray, David Renaker, and Nancy Rey- nolds, headed up by Carolyn Ray, put original preparation and hard work into parties for special occas- ions, also planning movies, recre- ation, and all other social activities to provide relaxation for the stu- dents. THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE left to right: Sara Jamison, Steven Hitzelberger, and Sally Amer, led by Sally Arner, worked on every- thing that goes into a smooth and appealing program for special ban- quets and occasions during the year. THE MORALE COMMITTEE Left to Right: Jimmy Call, Marlys An- derson, Eleanor Andrews, Larry Brown, Burt Harding, Elva Brown- lee, and Winford Headrick, function- ing under the leadership of Larry Brown, handled few unpleasant cases during the year, and kept disciplinary problems well in hand. MISS SARA PETTY, Council Advisor THE MUSIC COMMITTEE, Not Pictured , including Sophie Gra- ham and Bill Engels, under Verne Scott ' s supervision, musically brightened up social life at CBC. Elva Brownlee and her commit- tee came across with another suc- cessful Spring musicale to climax the year ' s social events.

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It pays to be ignorant JUNIORS GROW UP IN PREPARATION FOR SENIOR YEAR The Junior Class of 1950-51 came to ap- preciate in a full measure God ' s answers to prayers made at Sesqui-Centennial in the spring of 1950 at a class get-together. A desire was expressed at that time for a real spirit of revi- val in both dorms, unity in class activities, and consecration in each one ' s daily life. The first test of a new spirit in the class came in October when after exerting every pos- sible effort to do so, the juniors failed to an- nounce the correct mountain the seniors had chosen for their rendezvous. At class prayer meetings the prevalent attitude with regard to the Sneak had been, Bitterness and boasting are out, whether we win or lose, and this decision not only proved itself true but also served to unite the class in a new sense on that dismal morning of the Sneak. Sitting in the Seniors ' chapel seats was small comfort, but the fun connected with the next day ' s ac- tivities, the sympathetic attitude of the return- ing seniors, and the pleasant feeling of unison among junior classmates speedily dispelled any overhanging gloom. Junior Sneak day in November found a good represenation of the class at a new MethodistConference ground in West Columbia , where several hours flew by in a hilarious Sadie Hawkins day chase, active games, de- votional fellowship, and a tasty snack around the fire. This has been a year of growing up for the junior class, as it more squarely faces the not-too-distant future of stedfastly and cour- ageously serving the King at home or on the mission field. Courses in the Prophets, Epis- tle, and Hermeneutics have fastened more clearly in minds basic principles and methods for studying God ' s Word and passing it on to others. With great anticipation of His guid- ance and strengthening, the class looks for- ward to the responsibilities of leadership and example as next year ' s Bible College seniors. Capably leading the class this year were Winford Headrick, president; Richard Griffiths, vice president; Doris Bartholomev-, secretary; Roger Hunt, treasurer; and Mr. William Supplee, advisor.