Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

y :j jt If we love one another . . perfected in us. I John 4:12 His love is THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE 1952 FINIAL COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Contents Contents pgs. 2-3 President ' s Message pg. 4 Dedication pg. 5 Faculty and Staff pgs. 6-11 Class Sections pgs. 12-47 Organizations and Activities pgs. 48-72 Advertisements and Snapshots pgs. 73-99 Index pgs. 100-103 Finis pg. 104 He lives this secret! At home with his family The ' AS . . . SO ' Secret A Greeting from Our President to the Seniors Remember whose son you are, and be a good boy. The famous Bishop Vincent is quoted as saying this to his young son as the boy started on a trip. The boy cheerfully called back: Remember whose Daddy you are, and be a good man. Well, Seniors, as you go forth from C.B.C., shall 1 tell you to remember to be sons and daughters noble; to whom His Grace appeared, to adorn your Alma Mater? You could respond that you will pray for me and the others on faculty and staff that we will be faithful to you young people in holding up the standard of knowing Him and making Him known. It is right to remember them that had the rule over you, even that spake unto you the Word of God (Heb. 13:7). But let our message to one another be in the words of the revised version of 2 Timothy 2:8: Remember Jesus Christ. And this is what 1 want you to remember about Him: As--- So. As He is, so are we in this world (1 John 4:17). As Christ is not of this world, so we are not of this world (John 17:14,16). As the Father loved Christ, so Christ loves us (John 14:10). As Christ loved us, so we are to love one another(John 14:12). As the world hated Christ, so the world will hate you (John 14:18,19). As Christ kept His Father ' s commandments and abode in His love, so we are to keep Christ ' s commandments and abide in His ' love (John 14:10). As thou hast sent me into the world, sa id our Lord to the Father, even so have 1 also sent them into the world (John 17:18; cf. John 20:21). These are tremendous, overwhelming facts about you — greater far than any diploma or degree. Believe them! Live them I Then you will re-live His life among men. Mother and Daddy McQuilkin M HONOR By their loving devotion to one another, by their unselfish lives lived for Christ, two fa- miliar persons on campus have endeared themselves to us as symbolizing the spirit of CBC. The picture of these servants of the Lord walking hand in hand in CBC ' s halls will al- ways remind us of the loving unity of the Spirit to be prac- ticed by sons and daughters noble to whom His grace ap- peared. President of the Board of Directors of Columbia Bible College since its beginning, he has prayerfully guided the founding group through times of stress as well as blessing. Quiet and unassuming, she has stood with him in faith seeing God raise up the Bible Col- lege. With thanksgiving to God for their constant exam- ple of cheerfulness, humble faith and God ' s abounding grace in lives yielded to Him, the Junior Class dedicates the 1952 FINIAL to MR. AND MRS. H. T. PATTERSON. Above all these things put on love, which is the bond of perfectness. Col. 3:14 Mr. and Mrs. Patterson f ' MISS MARGARET DOWDLE Dietician DR. PAUL G. CULLEY B.A.,M.A.,M.D. Director of Graduate School of Missions Professor of Missions, Hygiene, and Science DR. ROBERT C. MCQUILKIN B.A., D.D., H.H.D. President Professor of English Bible, Biblical Hermen- eutics, Philosophy, and Theology DR. G. ALLEN FLEECE B.A., B.D., D.D. Professor of English Bible for love suffered! MR. GEORGE DOLLAR M.A., TH.M., B.D. Professor of History, Philosophy, and Soci- ology MR. ARTHUR GLASSER C.E., B.D. Professor of English Bible, Bible Introduc- tion, Religious Educa- tion, Missions, andCor- rective English MRS. T. E. DOWNEY Hostess MISS KATHRYN MCCLARTY B.A., M.A. Professor of Remedial English, French, and Spanish ' MR. JAMES M. HATCH B.A., TH.M., M.A. Professor of English Bible, Hermeneutics, Anthropology, and Psy- chology REV. JOHN KER MUNRO B.A., TH.M. Dean of Men Professor of English Bible and Religious Ed- ucation MR. DONALD E. HOKE B.A., M.A. Assistant to the President Professor of English Bible, Journalism, Phil- osophy long, and is kind. MR. JOHN HEHL Business Manager Professor of Personal Evangelism and Re- ligious Education i Jm.. i MR. THOMAS M. PETTY B.A.,M.A.,M.ED. Director of Men ' s Chris- tian Service Professor of Religious Education w MR. J. ROBERTSON MCQUILKIN B.A., in B.E., B.D. Professor of Greek, Com- paritive Religions, and Theology ' MISS SARA PETTY B.A., M.A. Professor of Directed Teaching, and Education MR. F. BROOKS SANDERS B.A. Professor of Public Speaking, Homiletics, and Brass Instruments MISS DOROTHY M. STRAUSS B.A. Director of Women ' s Christian Service Professor of Religious Education MISS KATHRYN L. WARREN B.A, Registrar Professor of English . Rejoiceth not in iniquity MR. FRANK H. SELLS B.A. inB.E.,B.A.,TH.B., TH.M. Professor of English Bible, Bible Introduc- tion, and Bible Doctrine MISS SHIRLEY N. WOOD Librarian MRS. WILLIAM L. WALKER Dean of Women I. E. BRYCE GREENMAN jfessor of Choir, jice, and Conducting MRS. E. BRYCE GREENMAN B. MUS. Professor of Organ K MR. CHARLES J. WENZEL B.A. in B.E., B.D. Assistant Director of Men ' s Christian Service Professor of Greek O ■ 1!? - MR. J. OTIS BRASWELL Assistant Director of Men ' s Christian Service but rejoiceth in (ruth . . . ' i y MRS. PAUL G. CULLEY B.A.,R.N. Professor of Practical Nursing MISS IRENE S. BOMAN Secretary of Men ' s Christian Service Di- rector MISS CHARLOTTE B. WATSON B. MUS. Professor of Piano A MISS MABEL BRIGGS MISS ELVA H. BROWNLEE MISS PATRICIA DAVIS MRS. BEULAH R. FARMEI Extension Department Assistant in Women ' s Assistant Librarian Nurse Christian Service De- partment S - v • ' •■ ' I l -SJT) . MR. NEWELL FERRIS B.A. in B.E. Assistant Registrar Professor of English MISS NANCY HAVLICK Grading Department MRS. S. R. FRY Assistant Dietician MR. ROBERT D. GRAY Assistant Business Man- ager MISS LOUISE HARDIN Assistant to Dean of Wo men MRS. JOHN HEHL Extension Department Beareth all things MISS MAURINE MCCORD MISS MARGUERITE MCQUILKIN Secretary to Dean of Wo- President ' s Office men W h i _, :.«.  ' , :r:M- - . 3S LOUISE MITCHELL MISS LUCY MITCHELL MISS PAMELA MOORE MISS THELMA fESMITH iBiness Office Bookstore Extension Department Assistant in Guest De- partment MISS ELAINE POTTER President ' s Office [ISS SARAH OVERSTREET MISS EDITH OWING MRS. GLADYS SHEPHERD ssistant to Miss Petty Business Office Housemother hopeth all things . . ;iSS GRACE TWETEN MRS. EMIL WTTTIG icretary to President Secretary to Dean of Men MRS. FORREST J. THORSBY Assistant in Women ' s Christian Service De- partment MISS FRANCES WOODS Business Office s DAN SULC, Vice-President LARRY BROWN, President And to know the love of Christ, which passes know- ledge. Eph. 3:19 Come on up MR. JAMES HATCH, Advisor A For- During preceding years at CBC the Seniors were richly blessed as the Lord taught them through their faithful teachers and personal experiences. On entering their last year, however, there was a deeper realization than ever before that they needed more reality in their relation- ship to the Lord. Many of the chapel messages seemed to be intended by God to meet that need, as did the mes- sage of their faculty advisor, Mr. Hatch, at the climax of the Senior Sneak. Under the leadership of President Larry Brown, Vice- President Dan Sulc, Secretary Jane Shute and Treasurer John Banks, one of their goals was to come to love the whole CBC family more than ever before. The fellow- ship of the JANE SHUTE, Secretary JOHN BANKS, Treasurer and join me ! ward look Senior socials and the school socials helped toward the realization of this goal. Another important factor in crea- ting more love for the family was the sharing of one an- other ' s burdens in class prayer meetings. Perhaps their goals could be summed up in their year verse, Philippians 2:2: Make my joy complete by being of one mind, united in mutual love, with harmony of feel- ing, giving your minds to one and the same object. Having come to know the Lord in a way that they had not known him before, the Seniors look forward to making Him known in many different places at home and abroad. Shh 1 You might wake a Junior 1 JEAN ABRAHAMSEN n Cor. 12:9 . . My grace is sufficient for thee;. . Life work: missionary. Women ' s Lit. 1-3. Master Sergeant 3. F.M.F. active member 4. HELEN ANDERSEN Psalm 37:4,5 Delight thy- self also in the Lord; . . Life work: children ' s work. Women ' s Lit. 4. F.M.F. active member 4. LOWELL BAILEY Psalm 90:17 . .Establish thou the work of our hands . . Life work: missionary. Oratorio choir 3. F.M.F. active 3,4. Jewish prayer group 3. CeBeCean 1-3. Writer, 1,2. Editor 3. Student Council 3,4. Presi- dent 4. DORIS BARTHOLOMEW Rev. 1:5 . . Unto Him that loved us, and washed us from our sins in His own b ' ood. Life work: missionary. Class secretary 3. Women ' s Lit. 1. F.M.F. active member 1-4. CeBeCean 1. JAMES BIRKITT Matt. 6:10b . . Thy wUlbe done. . Life work: pastor. Men ' s Forensic 3,4. Prog. Ch. 3. President 4. Student Council 4. F.M.F. associate member 1-4. BARBARA BOYER Lam. 3:24 The Lord is my portion, saith my soul: . . Life work: missionary. Women ' s Lit. 3,4. Presi- dent 4. F.M.F. active member 3,4. China prayer group leader 4. Student Council 4. JOHN BANKS Phil. 3:10 That I may know Him . . Life work: missionary Class treasurer 4. F.M.F. active member 1-4. STANLEY BARTHOLD Psalm 118:28 Thou art my God and I will praise thee . . Life work: missionary Class president 1. Choir 2,3. Men ' s Forensic 2. F.M.F. active member 2-4. President 3. Japan prayer group leader 1. Student Council 1,3,4. Vice- president 4. OLIVIA BRANCH Psalm 74:25, 26 . . But God . . is my portion for- ever. Life work: missionary. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Treasurer 4. MARY BREWTON Matt. 6:33 Seekyefirst the kingdom of God and His righteousness . . Life work: Bible teacher Women ' s Lit. 2,3. Presi- dent 3. F.M.F. active member 2-4 LAURENCE BROWN Prov. 3:5,6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart ... Life work: Missionary. Class treasurer 1. Class president 4. Choir 2. Men ' s Forensic 1-4. Pre- sident 2. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Africa prayer group 2. Student Council 2-4. Vice- president 3. Servicemen for Christ 1- 4. President 3,4. ELVA BROWN LEE Isa. 26:3,4 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace . . Life work: Missionary. Choir 1-3. Women ' s Lit. 2-3. Presi- dent 3. Student Council 2,3. F.M.F. active member 2-4. Music committee chairman 2. President Women ' s Dorm 3. BETTY CALLOWAY Phil. 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord, and again I say rejoice. Life work: Bible teacher. Women ' s Lit. 2-4 HAZEL CAMPBELL Psalm 18:30 As for God His way is perfect. . Life work: Missionary. Choir 1. Women ' s Lit. 1. F.M.F. active member 1-4 ELOISE CRANFORD Jer. 33:3 Call unto me, and I will answer thee. . Life work: Missionary Women ' s Lit. 1-4 F.M.F. active member 2-4. Secretary 3. India prayer group leader 4. Student Council 4. Program chairman 4. ARLIE MAY CROWL n Cor. 5:15 . .That they should not henceforth live unto themselves, but unto Him. . Life work: Missionary Class Secretary 1. Choir 2,3. Women ' s Lit. 2. F.M.F. active member 1-4 CeBeCean Assistant fea- ture editor 1. Finial Associate Editor 2. Editor 3. Student Council 2-4. Women ' s Dorm President 4. ROBERT DE VINEY Eccl. 3:14 I know that whatsoever God doeth, it shall be forever. Life work: Missionary. RUSSELL DROLL, JR. Job 42:2 I know that thou canst do all things, and that no purpose of thine can be restrained. (A.S.V.) Life work: Missionary. Men ' s Forensic 1-4. F.M.F. active member 1-4. CeBeCean 3. Finial Associate Editor 3. Camera Club 3. ROY EICHNER Psalm 16:11 Thou wilt shew me the path of life, in thy presence is fulness of joy. . Life work: Missionary. Choir 2-3. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Finial business managers. Bar-bell Club 1. WILLIAM ENGELS John 14:1 Let not your heart be troubled. . Life work: Pastor. Choir 2,3. Student CouncU 4. President Men ' s Dormi- tory 4. Basketball Team 2,3,4. DOUGLAS ERE MIC Phil 1:19 For I know that this shall turn to my sal- vation through your pray- ing . . Choir 1,3,4. MARY L EE FRY Psalm 27:14 Wait on the Lord: be of good courage and He shall strengthen thine heart. . Life work: Missionary F.M.F. active member 1-4. Finial subscription mana- ger 3. RICHARD GRIFFITHS n Cor. 9:8 And God is able to make all grace abound toward you . . . unto every good work. Life work: Missionary. Class Vice-president 3. Oratorio Choir 3. Choir 2-4. Treasurer 4. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Africa prayer group 2. S.E. Regional Deputation Secretary 4. Bar-bell Club 1. WILLIAM GYATT n Samuel 22:31 As for God, His way is perfect. . Life work: Missionary Oratorio Choir 3. Men ' s Forensic 3-4. Sec- retary-treasurer 3. F.M.F. active member 2-4. Radio Club 4. J FRANCISCO GARCIA-BAAMONDE Psalm 37:4 Delight thy- self also in the Lord. . Life work: Missionary Men ' s Forensic 2. F.M.F. associate member 1-4. Men ' s Dormitory Vice- president 2. BELLE GLASS Acts 20:24 . . neither count I my life dear unto myself . . that I might finish my course with joy . . Life work: Missionary. Choir 1. Women ' s Lit. 3, Secretary 3. F.M.F. active member 1-4. CeBeCean News Editor 1. JOHN GRAY Eph. 1:3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ Life work: Pastor. JEAN HAMPSON Psalm 37:4,5 Delight thy- self also in the Lord. . Life work: Missionary nurse. Women ' s Lit. 1. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Jewish Prayer group 2. WILLIAM HANCOCK I Tim. 1:9 Who saved us . . according to His own purpose and grace . . (A.S.V.) Life work: Pastor. F.M.F. associate member 2-4. CeBeCean Feature Writer 4. WINFORD HEADRICK Romans 11:33 ' O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God . . Life work: Pastor. Class Treasurer 2. Class President 3. Choir 2. Men ' s Forensic 2. Student Council 3. F.M.F. active member 2-4. Japan prayer group leader 1. 16 DONALD HEISER John 3:30 He must in- crease, but I must de- crease. Life work: Missionary Pas- tor. Choir 1. F.M.F. associate member 2. Active member 2-4. Camera Club 4. MARTHA HERION Col. 1:10 . . to walk wor- thy of the Lord . . and in- creasing in the knowledge of God Life work: Missionary. F.M.F. active member 3-4. Prairie Bible Institute Graduate 1950 Trans. N.B.L (Shelton Col- lege ' 46- ' 47) STEVEN HITZELBERGER Phil. 1:6 Being confident of this very thing that He which hath begun a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Jesus Christ. Men ' s Forensic 4. VIRGINIA HOWELL Job 42:2 I know that thou canst do all things, and that no purpose of thine can be restrained. (A.S.V.) Life work: Missionary. Women ' s Lit. 1-3. F.M.F. active member 1-4. NANCY HOXTER Gal. 2:20 I am crucified with Christ; nevertheless I live, yet not I but Christ liveth in me, and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. Life work: Missionary F.M.F. active member 3,4. ROGER HUNT Jer. 32:27 Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there anyt hing too hard for me? Life work: Missionary. Class Treasurer 3. Choir 2-4. Treasurer 3. F.M.F. associate member 1-2. Active member 3-4. Camera Club 3. BERENICE JOHNSON II Thess. 1:12 . . that the name of our Lord Jesus may be glorified in you, and you in Him . . Life work: Missionary. F.M.F. active member 3,4. ALBA JEAN KNIGHT John 15:5 . . without me ye can do nothing Life work: Missionary. Choir 1-3. Women ' s Lit. 2-3. Trea- surer 3. F.M.F. active member 2-4. JOHN LAWING n Cor. 12:9 My grace is sufficient for thee . . Life work: Missionary. Student Council 4. CeBeCean cartoonist 1. Reporter 3. CeBeCean Editor 4. Men ' s Forensic l-4.Ass ' t. Sgt. at Arms 4. F.M.F. active member 1-4. EDWARD LOCHSTAMPFOR, JR. Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God . . Life work: Pastor. Choir 2. RAYMOND MARCOS Mark 11:22 . . Have faith in God. Life work: Missionary. Choir 1. Men ' s Forensic 3-4.Ass ' t. Sgt. at Arms 4. Camera Club 4. Bar-bell Club 4. F.M.F. active member 3,4. JOHN McFARLAND Eph. 2:8,9 For by grace are ye saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God. Life work: Home mission- ary to the Ozark Mts. F.M.F. active member. ANNE McQUILKIN I Pet. 4:11 . . if any man minister, let him do it as of the ability which God giveth. Life work: Missionary. Women ' s Lit. 1-4. Trea- surer 2. F.M.F. 1-4. India prayer group leader 3. CeBeCean reporter 1. Finial Literary Editor 3. Student Council Secretary 4. BARBARA MEIER Prov. 4:12 As thou goest step by step, I will open up the way before thee. Life work: Missionary. Choir 1. Women ' s Lit. 1-3. F.M.F. active member 1-4. JOHN MEISS Gal. 2:20 I am crucified with Christ. . ' Life work: Missionary. Choir 1-2. F.M.F. active member 1-4; Jewish prayer leader 3. Finial Photographer 3. Camera Club 1-3. Presi- dent 3. HELEN NUCKLES Prov. 3:5,6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart. . Oratorio Choir 3. Women ' s Lit. 1-3. F.M.F. associate member 3-4. LOIS NYLEN Isaiah 26:3 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee. . Life work: Missionary. Oratorio Choir 3. Women ' s Lit. 1,3,4. Vice- president 4. F.M.F. associate member 1-2; active 3-4. Finial Art Editor 3. Art Club 3. JOEL ORTENDAHL n Cor. 5:20 We are am- bassadors for Christ . . be ye reconciled to God. Life work: Pastor. Basketball Team 1-4. FLORENCE PEARSON Isaiah 41:10 Fear thou not, for I am with thee; be not dismayed, for I am thy God . . Life work: Bible Teacher. F.M.F. associate member 3-4. VIRGINIA PENN II Cor. 12:9 My grace is sufficient for thee . . Life work: Missionary. Class Secretary 2. Women ' s Lit. 2-3. Secre- tary 2. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Secretary 4. S.E. Regional Secretary 3. Jewish prayer group lead- er 2. u 1 KATHERINE POWLISON John 15:16 Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain. Life work: Missionary. Choir 2-4. F.M.F. active member 1-4. CeBeCean reporter 3-4. LOIS POWLISON Life work: Missionary nurse. Choir 2-4. Librarian 1-4. Women ' s Lit. 1-4. Radio Club 4. F.M.F. active member 1-4. Moslem prayer leader 4. PERRY PRIEST Phil. 1:21 For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Life work: Missionary. F.M.F. active member 1-4; S. A. prayer leader 2; President 4. Class Vice-president 2. Men ' s Forensic 4. CeBeCean Business Mana- ger 3. Basketball Team 1. Camera Club, Secretary- treasurer 3-4. Student Council 4. CAROLYN RAY Phil. 3:14 ' I press toward the mark ... in Jesus. Life work: Missionary. Oratorio Choir 3. Women ' s Lit. 1-4. Master Sgt. 2. Treasurer 3. F.M.F. active member 2-4. Student Council 3. Social Chairman. Program Comm. 4. Social Comm. Senior Class DAVID RENAKER Psalm 37:4,5 Delight thy- self also in the Lord. . Life work: Pastor. Class President 2. Men ' s Forensic 1-4. Vice- president 4. F.M.F. associate member 2-4. Home prayer leader 3. Student Council 2-3. Bar-bell Club 1-4; Vice- president 2; President 3. Finial Advertising Mgr. 3. MILDRED ROGERS I Cor. 6:20 . . for ye are bought with a price: there- fore glorify God in your body. . Life work: Missionary. Women ' s Lit. 1-3. F.M.F. active member 2-4. VIRGINIA PROZAN PhU. 3:10 That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His suf- ferings, being made con- formable to His death. . Life work: Missionary. Women ' s Lit. 2. F.M.F. active member 2-4. Isles of the Sea leader 4. JOSEPHINE RAGANO Eph. 3:19 . . And to know the love of Christ which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God. Life work: Missionary. Choir 3. Women ' s Lit. 1. F.M.F. active member 4. ROBERT SCOTT Phil. 1:20 . . according to my earnest expectation and hope, that in nothing shall I be put to shame, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body. Life work: Missionary. Men ' s Forensic 1-3. F.M.F. active member 1- 4. Camera Club 1-3. JAMES SIGMON - f -- l i ' i ' •--%,, BRUCE SHELLEY Col. 1:28 Whom we pro- claim. . that we may pre- sent every man perfect In Christ. Life work: Bible teacher. Class Vice-president 1. Choir 3. Men ' s Forensic 2; program chairman. F.M.F. associate member 2-4. Student Council Treasurer 2. Basketball Team 1,2,4. JANE SHUTE Col. 4:17 . .Take heed to the ministry which thou hast received. Life work: Missionary. Class Secretary 4. Oratorio Choir 3. F.M.F. active member 1-4. JANICE SMITH I Cor. 15:57,58 Butthanks be to God who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. Where- fore, my beloved breth- ren, be ye stedfast . . Life work: Missionary. F.M.F. active member 1- 4. DANIEL SULC Phil. 4:13,19 I can do all things through Christ who strengtheneth me My God shall supply all your need . . Life work: Missionary. Class Vice-president 4. F.M.F. associate member 1-3; active 4. European prayer leader 2. REUBEN SULC Acts 1:8 But ye shall re- ceive power after that the Holy Spirit is come upon you; and ye shall be my witnesses . . . unto the utter-part of the earth. Life work: Missionary. F.M.F. active member 1-4; India prayer leader 2. Bar-bell Club 1. FRED TENNEY, JR. n Cor. 4:3 But if our gos- pel be hid, it is hid from them that are lost. Life work: Missionary. Choir Secretary-treasurer 2. F.M.F. 3-4; Africa prayer leader 2. Student Council 3. President of Men ' s Dor- mitory 3. WILLIAM THORNTON Psalm 91:2 ' I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress; my God, in whom I trust. Life work: Missionary to Japan. ANGELENE TRULL Isaiah 49:3 And He said unto me. Thou wilt be my servant ... in thee I will be glorified. Life work: Missionary. Women ' s Lit. 4. F.M.F. active member. EMIL WITTIG Matt. 6:33 But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. . Men ' s Forensic 1-2. F.M.F. 1-4. CeBeCean reporter 1-2. Bar-bell Club 2. - .,- y) ' V MR. ROBERTSON McQUILKIN Advisor JOEL KEITER President SONNY STEVENSON Vice-President ... see that ye love one another with a pure heart fer- vently. 1 Peter 1:22 MILDRED GROENDYKE Secretary EVA SEWALL Treasurer Accepting New Responsibilities For two years the entering class of 1949 had anticipated being Juniors and had looked forward to the privileges that being a Junior would bring. They soon learned, however, that these privileges were well -flavored with responsibilities. Keep- ing pace with their instructors in theology, science and her- meneutics was a difficult job, yet through these courses the class experienced thegreat joy of an increasing familiarity with God ' s Word. The usual role of a Junior was well -filled by each class mem- ber, as many hours were spent in trying to discover the Senior Sneak destination, and as more time was given to the class projects, the FINIAL and the Junior-Senior Banquet. It was through this working one with the other in the love of the Lord, that the Junior Class realized anew that in Christ we are one. The class this year was under the direction of: Joel Keiter President Wilbur Stevenson Vice-President Mildred Groendyke Secretary Eva Sewall Treasurer Mr. Robertson McQuilkin . . Advisor sterling Baker Richard Basso ' 4 Annabelle Anderson Leonard AUred Phyllis Bivens Carl Black Felix Blomquist Elmer Bonnette Doris Brittain Samuel Brown June Cam Louise Clark Morris Cottle Charlotte Crotts Grover Devault Harlon Drew X ' - T: kA William Eberly M aA Burwell Frazier Doris Garrett Eugenia Gasperson Warren Gaston Mildred Groendyke Don Hesse ' ,S ' k f Horace Hurlburt Hugh Hurlburt Janice Jones Joel Keiter L Kirkpatrick Rachel Lennon Edgar LochsUmpfor Mary Ann Lomel Dorothy Marsh Cornelia Nunn Ruth Olsen Martha Newell Joan Moyer Alice Martin Viola Parks BV Robert Pease T ' Virginia Poley i 7 Mary Ellen Powers Harry Rabe Hubert Rumsey Eva Sewall Jack Sharpe Wilbur Stevenson Layton Stirrat Burnette Taylor Jeanelle Twetei 4 f- ' h 5oPHOMORt I MR. FRANK SELLS Advisor ED SHIP MAN Vice-President JOYCE HARWELL Secretary EARL McQUAY President B Im t BELTON JONES Treasurer Continuing With Enthusiasm The Sophomores returned this year with new enthu- siasm and zeal to begin another year at C. B.C. Looking forward to the year with wondering expectancy, they chose as the year verse, O Lord Jehovah, thou hast be- gun to show thy servant thy greatness and thy strong hand. Deut. 3:24. In a very unusual way the class was united in love and purposeful prayer as theyselected two specific mission- aries for a class prayer project. Class unity was furthered through the joint pursual by the class members of Greek, prophets, and Bible book- by-book, and through the fellowship with one another on their various class socials. Class leaders were: Earl McQuay President Ed Shipman Vice-President Joyce Harwell Secretary Belton Jones Treasurer Mr. Frank Sells .... Advisor KL ' ■ mt Odd Moments For the Sophomores Jean Anderson Patricia Ayers Hugh Bell Cloyd Bishop Dwayne Black Carl Gate Margaret Creech Carl Davis Betty DePew Raymond Dubert Ms H f% 0 ' ' } Don Duvall James Eisenback Samuel Eisenback Robert Ekstrpm Wi4i .- gt k M Eugene Embler Virginia Eremic Fred Fariss Edward Ford Ruth Forbes Verna Gaden Kenneth Gaston Paul Gilchrist Harold Goldman Eugene Hageman Marjorie Haile Thomas Hammond Joyce Harwell Howard Hester Norma Heaton Jacqueline Houston Mitchell Howell Dennette Huffingham Nathaniel Hurst Winifred Huston Ralph Iredell Jessie Izzi ikM Jeanne Johnson Carolyn Johnson Lorraine Johnson Belton Jones Gladwin Kreimann Helen Landon Louise Lazaro Ruth Lomel Earle Lucas Dorothy McClamrock A Earl McQuay Herbert Mencke Ruth Newland Kenneth Nissen Edwina Norman William Nuckles Kathleen Omaye William Orcutt Mary Faith Phillips Richard Poyorena Wylie Rudolph Eugene Sanders Edward Shipman Ellis Skolfield Claire Steinhaus Carolyn Suda Elmer Towns Blair West Martha Williams 1 Robert Williams Dwight Wilson Raeburn Woodson n RESHMEN Great Expectations So tliis is CBC! Gradually thisfirst haze of impres- sions: faces, schedules, bells swerved to fit into a pat- tern which, as time passed, the Freshmen realized was life at CBC. A challenging realization was that each new member of the family had been prayed in and prayed for by the faculty and staff during the preceding year. Prayer, then, became the keynote of thisfirst year together under George Vines, class representative, and Mr. Thomas Petty, class advisor. Receiving the good foundation of N4r. Sells ' and Mr. Hoke ' s Bible and philo- sophy courses, the class now looks forward to three more full years of knowing the Lord at CBC. GEORGE VINES Representative Bernice Allen Stuart Angle Gladys Ballantine fi ' 1 Billie Bennett Faith Blackmore Charles Boozer Marilyn Brickey Miriam Bryant Shirley Burnette Thomas Campbell Thomas Chandapilla Warren Chastain Lynn Crisp Kathleen Crockett Lois Crumpton Betty Dempsey Herbert Dickinson Ruth Donadon Virginia Enck Amelia Franks William Frawley Silvia Giardini 36 James Glab Arvis Griggs Ruth Haines WiUiam Hall Patricia Ham Clyde Holmes David Huang Carlisle Hutto 1 . sBm Gladys Hyler E. T. Isley Shirley Jamison Gordon Jones Marilyn Jones Carter Jordan Charles Jordan Lawrence Kaylor Claude Kelly Virginia Knight Joyce Koplos Reynold Kordatzky Janet Kreuzburg Walter G. Lapham Oscar LeGates Rebecca Lennon Charles Lilley Earl Lloyd ifl Am l Al Dorothy Lyle Bruce Mahler Rebecca McAlister Edith McCall John McClain Laurel McEwen Donald Negus Laurence Nicolaysen Betty Overcash Douglas Parnell Paula Payne Wayne Pifer Bernita Preston Richard Ramsey Natalie Rose Dorothy Ruhr ' p Mary Jo Schade 38 George Schubert Theodore Schwartz Elizabeth Simmons Fred Simon ' .. J ill ' Betty Skop Betty Smith Erma Smith Maxine Spence Eugene Thomas Madelyn Thomas Anne Trotter u 4 WUliam Tupper George Vines Gedney Vining Lynn Watson Julia Willey Jean Williams iTf Lillian Wilson Arthur Winn Barbara Woolen Salim Ziady 5PECIAL OTUDe Anna M. Banfield Charles S. Banfield Lillian M. Barnaby Donald E. Brown David M. Carlson George C ate Anne L. Fulton Dorothy E. GibbsP. Eugene Hale Keith Hood William S. Kearse Alberta W. Kinnard Gordan T. Legant Margaret L. Long o :! Jo An Manning Helen M. Matthews Eleanor M. Michel E. Katherine Musick Fleming W. Newcomb Theodore W. Lott Wilson M. Newcomb Kathryn M. Sinclair Juanita S. Strauss Clifton Styron Betty J. Vail G. A. Weathersby Lois J. Willis Robert E. Yount Oecond oemester ENTRAh TS e s 0 3. S(i nqii ist ' §■3 -, « ' If, y, Mi OOtfe, arc Ofl. Af; Ire ur, eoe p yne yi-o. essu Sess me i-e, Otl St. Sen GRADUATE School ofi Missions Training Based on a High Purpose BOB SWANSON President RON KNUDTSEN Vice-President With a purpose crystalized by the class verse, To the praise of His glory (Ephesians 1:12), came 73 young men and women to the Graduate School of Missions. Representing 18 states and three foreign countries, these Graduates earned many varied de- grees, including anthropology, business adminis- tration, engineering, and agriculture, at 39 dif- ferent colleges and universities. On this basis, they came to receive vital training, both practical and spiritual, with the goal of bearing the saving gos- pel of Christ to a lost world. Highlight of the fall semester was the Grad re- treat at Heise ' s Pond. With Or. G. Allen Fleece, class advisor, as God ' s spokesman, these mission- ary volunteers realized anew that the praise of His glory is the highest privilege and very purpose of the Christian life and service. Long an interest of the Graduate class, the Catawba Indians were chosen as class project for this year. As part of the program of evangelization and teaching, each Grad adopted a Catawba child for special interest and prayer. For the daily challenge of classes under conse- crated men of God, for the vast opportunities of Christian service, for the rich fellowship which has drawn the class together by the lasting link of prayer — this year ' s Graduate class gives thanks to God. Let every one of us please his neighbor for his good to edification. Romans 15:2 GLORIA SIMON Secretary ALDA MAY WILLIAMS Treasurer DR. ALLEN FLEECE Advisor 42 43 Aim David Blood - Oregon State College - BS Henry Blood - Oregon State College - BS Henry Bock - Gordon College of Theology Missions BA in Theology Marlin Bolar-Colorado SUte College of Agriculture Me- chanical Arts - BS Ross Brittain - Gordon College of Theology and Missions - AB in Theol. grad. work Frank Cole - Wheaton College -BA Caleb Cutherell - Virginia Polytechnic Institute - BS Wayne Doll - Kansas State C. of Agric.fe Applied Science - BS in Agric. Melvin Dreessen - Iowa State College - BS in Agronomy Robert Gruber - University of Nebraska - BA Kuang-Tao Hsu - National Tsing Hua U. -BE Cornell U. - M Aero. Eng. Ronald Knudtsen - State Teachers College, St. Cloud, Minn. - BA Paul Oskarson - Northwestern Schools - BA Robert Peters - N. Y. State College for Teachers at Al- bany - BA Louis Richardson - U. of Kansas - BS in Electrical Eng. Doyle Smith - Northwestern State College - BS Robert Swanson - University of New Mexico - BBA David Thomas - Wheaton College - BA tti tt 7 . - rW i mm mMSi 44 Ernest Boehr - Wheaton College - BA Mary Brunner - Houghton College - BA Joseph Burn - Bob Jones University - BA Janet Cole - Wheaton College - BA Robert Cook - Wheaton College - BA Jacques Dangers - John Brown University Lawson Duhan - John Brown University - BS Anthony Fortosis - Lehigh University - BS Columbia U. MS Ronald Genheimer - Wheaton College - BS m t Louis Guastella - State University Teachers College, Potsdam, N.Y. - BS in Education Lois Hesse - Iowa State College - BS Lois Karger - Houghton College - BA William Kornfield - Wheaton College -BA Jane Leimbach - Queens College - BA Andrew Lindvall - Taylor U niversity - BA Ella Lindvall - Taylor University - BA Carol Morgan - Erskine College Donald Moses - Columbia Bible College BBE 45 M Marjorie Pifer - Taylor University - BA Jack Roeda - Calvin College - BA Charles Rumley - University of Illinois - BS kt Edward Seiford - John Brown University - BA William Selkirk - University of Illinois - BS in Engr. Paul Shook - Wheaton College - BA Gloria Simon - The Biblical Seminary in N. Y. - BA Virginia Smiley - Wm. J. Bryan University - BA James Strauss - John Brown University - BA Donald Taber - Wheaton College - BA Harold Vaughn - Columbia Bible College - BBE Harriet Winn - State Teachers College at Buffalo, N.Y. BS in Ed. Richard Broach - Souther n Methodist University - BA Mary Kate Canfield - Wheaton College - BS Delbert Carper - Kansas State C. of Agriculture Applied Science - BS Jack Hardwick - University of South Carolina - BS in Bus. Adm. 46 Sara Jamison - Queens College - BA Beatrice Koski - University of Minnesota - BS Judith LaDue - N. Y. State Teachers College at New Paltz BS Eleanor Lorentzen - Sioux Falls College - BA William Matthews - Syracuse University - BA Martha Prevette - Wheaton College - BA John Price - Bob Jones University William Ramer - University of Tennessee - BS in Eng. Margaret Schubert - Loyola University - BS in Education Stanton Sizemore - East Tennessee SUte College - BS Helen Sledge-Mississippi State College for Women-BS Dorothy Weeber- Wheaton College-BA Robert Weeber - Wheaton College - BA Edith West - Wheaton College - BS in Nursing Alda May WUliams - Wm. J. Bryan University - BA 47 TUDENT 1. Leading us in student responsibility 2. Officers of the Council 3. Advisor, MISS SARA PETTY i aWflJh, And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works. Heb. 10:24 48 c OUNCIL ersonal Contact With Every Student  We will not be satisfied this year with simply leading and making plans for the student body as a whole, but be- yond that we want to have a personal leadership touch with every student. From its first meeting the Student Council set about reaching this goal of an individual touch with the stu- dents. For small group s they sponsored dormitory parties, and for individuals they exercised leadership through the counselling of the Morale Committee under C.B.C. ' s system of Student Re- sponsibility. This year ' s Council was hard-work- ing in its group leadership discuss- ing problems, making recommenda- tions to the Faculty, and helping stu- dents to understand their responsibility to obey those in authority as unto the Lord. Behind everything the Council did was prayer — prayer for unity and power among the students, prayer for the Lord ' s blessing which maketh rich, and He addeth no sorrow with it. 1. Behind the successful socials 2. Stimulating student morale 3. Composing interesting student programs 4. Planning the Spring Musicale Jesus Christ to the Uttermost How does FMF fulfill its motto? THE CHALLENGE TO GO - Realizing that God ' s passion is for the unreached, speakers and student par- ticipation programs made prominent the missionary call. At least one-eighth of the student body attended the FMF Regional Conference held bi-annually at Toccoa, Georgia, where many have answered the call of missions. By means of deputation teams, FMF challenged young people of many surrounding churches and col- leges with Christ ' s command to reach every tribe. THE CHALLENGE TO GIVE - The financial goal of FMF for this year was $1,500.00. This money was sent out in five-dollar gifts to CBC alumni on the foreign fields. 1. President PERRY PRIEST 2. Discussing the missionary call 3. To challenge others 4. Renewal of missionary vision at Toccoa onciQN n ssfONi Ml Fe ELLOWSHIP Bear ye one another ' s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. Gal. 6:1 1. A challenge from another 2. Devoting much time in preparation 3. Advisor, MR. ARTHUR GLASSER THE CHALLENGE TO PRAY -To stimu- late missionary intercession, FMF presented to each student this year a revised prayer book containing information about each CBC alumnus on the field. Eleven prayer groups, each representing a definite mission field, met weekly for intercession. Officers for the year were: Perry Priest . Dave Blood . Virginia Penn Olivia Branch President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer For the Home Land For Central America For the Jews 2 - For the Isles of the Seas For Africa OF Pr , THE JIMi ' ' i V 1 ThI For China For 1 Moslems Reaching Columbia Christian DEPAh 1. Assistant, MRS. DOROTHY THORSBY 2. Assistant, MISS ELVA BROWNLEE Women ' s Director, MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS The Lord said, Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel. The Christian Service Depart- ment of Columbia Bible College has interpreted this verse by saying, Go ye into all Columbia and preach the gospel. To each student at CBC the words Christian Service denote the vital ministry that the Lord has given in varied churches, Bible clubs, hospitals, street meeting, and schools. Under the direction of Miss Dorothy Strauss, Mr. Otis Braswell and Mr. Thomas Petty, the Christian Service offices carry on a full schedule of placing each CBC student in the place where he is best suited for Serving the lost at Girl ' s School Sowing the Seed Visiting the sick With the Gospel s ERViCE THE NT Men ' s Director, MR. THOMAS PETTY serving the Lord. Proper emphasis and preparation for this ministry is made by Christian Service classes conducted each week. Wherever CBC students are found the world over, the united testimony concerns the blessings re- ceived from Christian Service assignments here in Columbia. And as the work of this office continues it is evident that this is indeed fulfilling the pur- pose of the College, To know Him and to make Him known. 1. Assistant, MR. OTIS BRASWELL 2. Secretary, MISS IRENE BOMAN 3. Assistant, MR. CHARLES WENZEL Witnessing to Chain Gang Preaching, in nearby churches Reaching needy hearts •S S«- f e Love Worketh no ill to his neighbor. Romans 13:10 1. Endless opportunities at State Fair 2. Proclaiming tiie Word on the street 3. Leading servicemen to Christ 4. Singspiration after inspiration 5. Recreation at Columbia ' s Victory Center i -Jr - JE Faithful to the Alma Hater Before After CBC ' s Alumni Association has well expressed itself and its purpose to combine our efforts for the advancement of the work of the Bible College in every possible way, keeping prayerfully before us the spiritual and ma- terial needs and seeking to win others to an active interest in the school. Greeting new and returning students last fall was the gleaming, newly painted main building, thus fulfilling the 1951 project. Now, for 1952, the much needed replacement of the benches in the auditorium by tablet arm opera chairs. Other factors contributing to the fellowship among graduates are the pub- lications of the CeBeCequel and Alumni Directory. The annual business meetings and homecoming provide additional means by which graduates keep in touch with one another and with CBC. Officers for this year: J. Otis Braswell President J. Robertson McQuilkin . . . .Vice-President Sarah Overstreet Vice-President Lillie Kemper Secretary Newell Ferris Treasurer Marguerite McQuilkin Alumni Secretary 1952 Project 57 3-5. Instrumental and vocal quartettes 58 MRS. GREENMAN AND MISS WATSON, instructors in organ and piano From the singing of the Alma Mater to the presentations of the Ambassador Choir, music has proven to be one of the most vital factors in life at CBC. The various trios and quartettes (even the im- promptu ones singing in the halls), the soloists: instrumental and vocal, all add their important contribution to the music -life of each student. The Lord has in- deed put a new song in our hearts, and as a family we have loved to sing it. Witnessing Tlirougli Music From many to three 59 1. First Semester Officers 2. Advisor, MR. SANDERS To Quicken the Mind Advising the new pre sident, David Renaker Under the word Purpose in the Constitution of the Men ' s Foren- sic Society are these words, The purpose of the society shall be to secure for its members literary culture, skill in parliamentary practice, and forensic experience conducive to the development of true Christian manhood. With this purpose in mind, the members of the society are able to gain practical knowledge of how to con- duct meetings withparlimentary precision, keep abreast of the times by discussion of current world events and have practical experience in leadership. One of the outstanding programs presented by the society was given fpr the benefit of the student body when the topic discussed was Our Younger Generation . Five speakers presented objective facts dealing with the effects of literatue, the moving pictures, and television on the younger generation today. Membership in the Forensic Society is open to all the men students of CBC. Officers for the two semesters were: Jim Birkitt President Ray Dubert Dave Renaker Vice-President Jim Birkitt Ray Dubert Secretary-Treasurer Chandapilla Paul Gilchrist Program Chairman Dave Renaker Sam Brown Parliamentarian Larry Brown Raymond Marcos Sergeant-at-arms Sam Brown John Lawing Asst. Sergeant-at-arms Paul Gilchrist 60 First Semester Officers Appreciating the Finer Arts She openeth her mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue is the law of kindness. Realizing the contribution that can be made by the study of literature and the finer arts, the Philobiblonian Society for women students at CBC attempts topresent a well-rounded program of these factors in order to strengthen appreciation for them. The gracious atmosphere of the semi-weekly meetings adds much to the life of the women students. The purpose of the society is to give experience to women in presentation of varied programs in which all members have a part: one in participation, the other in appre- ciation. Officers for the two semesters were: Barbara Boyer Claire Steinhaus Lois Nylen Louise Lazaro Miriam Bryant Ruth Lomel President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Lois Nylen Mildred Groendyke Eva Sewall Gladys Ballantine Winifred Huston Betty Overcash LOIS NYLEN assumes responsibil- ity as new president Physical Fitness a Necessity Sugar Bowl, Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl — and Grits Bowl. CBC has its won claim to fame in its annual Thanksgiving classic, the one, the only Grits Bowl. This year Thanks- giving dawned bright, warm and clear, making the day perfect for the culmination of many intramural contests with the Sophomore -Senior team vs. the Freshmen- Junior team playing an exciting game ending in the photo- finish long pass of the Sophomore -Senior team, thus cap- ping the contest, 9 to 0. This intramural football has an important place in the life of CBC. Feeling that bodi- ly exercise profiteth a little , the men of CBC enjoy this contact sport and are thankful for the place it has in the extra-curricular activities of Columbia Bible College. They did their best in the Thanksgiving Day tussle Let all your things be done with love. 1 Cor. 16:14 tfvetv ol catfvP Cs - Other athletic feats occupying the interest of the male students on the campus include the Bar-Bell Club. Officers this year were: Eugene Sanders . . . .President Tommy Hammond . .Secretary -Treasurer I ■ fT ■ri £ .i -,— , In combination they won the Grits Bowl Classic Triumphant Year At the time of this writing the CBC quintet was once again leading the Y Church League after a year ' s absense from the league. The Blue and Gold, coached by Brooks Sanders and co-captained by Marsh Davis and Bill Engels, has romped to six straight triumphs, and it looks like there will be another trophy for the trophy room at the end of the season. The CBC squad has also played the B string of University of South Carolina and the Ben Lippen team. Team members were: In Basketball ;.; J.X ' t 17,. t The hard-working staff 5:13 but by love serve one another. Gal. Furnishing Students With CBC News Then hail to the Press! chosen guardian of freedom! strong sword-arm of jus- tice! bright sunbeam of truth! said Horace Greeley. Perhaps Mr. Greeley was a little effusive in his praise of the press, but it remains true that the newspaper has become a necessary and influential part of our society. The CeBeCean, as the branch of the fourth estate at CBC, has also come to be recognized as a necessary part of our lives here. It has served the student body in -- --reflecting student life as a whole --creating interest in student activities --broadening the outlook of its readers --serving as a means of self-expression for the students. In its nineteen years the CeBeCean has grown from a bi-monthly to a bi-weekly publication and has changed from mimeograph to printing. One thing that has not changed is the underlying motive that the CeBeCean might be a publication that helps to carry out the motto: To know Him and to make Him known . Staff members were as follows: John Lawing Editor Martha Prevette .... Associate Editor Katharine Powlison . . News Editor Bob Pease Feature Editor Miss McClarty . 66 John Hancock .... Sports Editor Mary Ellen Powers. . Typist Dot Gibbs Typist Kenneth Nissen . . . Business Manager . . Advisor N- The Ekstrom press Editor, JOHN LA WING INIAL Reflection of CBC life To present to the students a lasting memo- rial of their student life and to reflect to others a clear picture of life as it is at CBC has been the two- fold purpose of the Finial from its beginning in 1939. In order to serve in this capacity this year ' s staff realized the necessity of a faith which worketh by love. It was only as they posses- sed this faith that they were able to face the obstacles, financial, mental or physical, which met them in this project. Staff members Janice Jones . . Burwell Frazier . Morris Cottle . Sam Brown . . Virginia Foley Billy Tupper . Louise Clark . Martha Newell Joan Moyer . . Leonard Allred Miriam Bryant were: . . Editor . . Associate Editor . Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Photography Editor . Photographer . Literary Editor . Literary Editor . Subscription Editor . Art Editor . Sophomore Representative Mr. Hoke advises the editors Preparing the final copy Photographer at work Planning the layout Let ' s reach our goal! Pursuing the field of amateur radio Working Toward a Goal Amateur radio is taking CBC to the far places of the world. Radio Club members have found that the hard work and long hours spent in erecting antennas on top of the girls ' dormitory last y ear were not of South Africa, Belgian Congo, Northern Rhodesia, Brazil, Peru, British West Indies, Haiti, England, Germany, and many other countries and places over the globe. The aim of the club is to es- tablish direct contact with missionaries on the field. Once a con- tact has been established, messages and greetings are exchanged and a schedule is made to contact again at a future date. At present there are three licensed operators at W4PKD and transmitters operating on the 10- and 20-meter amateur bands. 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Allred, Leonard P., 840 Belle vue St., Greensboro, North Carolina Andersen, Helen E., 61 Parker St., South Acton, Mass. Anderson, A. Annabelle, 1227 Monterey St., Jacksonville, Fla. Anderson, Belva Jean, R.D. 1, Box 23, Industry, Pa. Angle, Stuart B., R.R. 5, Box 25, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Ayers, Patricia A., WilmontRd., Charlotte, North Carolina Baggett, Mr. Mrs. Billy G., Route 1, Barry, Texas Bailey, Lowell A., Faith Bible Academy, Camdenton, Mo. Baker, Sterling F., Shrewsbury, Pa. Ballantine, Gladys V., 580-82 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ballard, Harold A., Mars HUl, N. C. Banfield, Mr. Mrs. Charles S., 12602 Lauder, Detroit, Michigan Banks, John A., 118 Randolph St., Charlotte, North Carolina Barnaby, Lillian M., 1321 Venus St., Nashville, Tenn. Barthold, Stanley, 910 Elm St., Winnetka, 111. Bartholomew, Doris A., 137 W. Broad St., Millville, N. J. Basso, Richard M., Chester Depot, Vermont Bell, Hugh, 360 Mariposa Ave., Sierra Madre, Calif. Bennett, Billie R., Marrable Hill, El Dorado, Ark. Biggar, George C, 733 Naperville Rd., Wheaton, Dl. Birkitt, James N., Route 3, Box 282, Charlotte, North Carolina Bishop, Cloyd J., 418 E. Peral Lima, Ohio Bishop, Rachel L., 1600 Blanding St., G. L Unit Apt. c-1. Cola, S. C. Bivens, Dale G., 2401 Lake Ave., Pueblo, Colo. Bivens, Phyllis A., 2401 Lake Ave., Pueblo, Colo. Black, G. Carl, 89 Gushing St., Portsmouth, Va. Black, Dwayne L., 89 Gushing St., Portsmouth, Va. Blood, David L., 7700 SE 30 Ave., Portland 2, Oregon Blood, Henry F., 7700 SE 30 Ave., Portland 2, Oregon Blomquist, Felix A., 1713 E. 35 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bock, Henry Jr., 125 Tooker Ave., Springfield, N. J. Boehr, Barbara M., 1771 E. Orange Grove, Pasadena, Calif. Boehr, Ernest J., 1771 E. Orange Grove, Pasadena 7, Calif. Bolar, Marlin L., 325 So. 28, Lincoln, Nebr. Bonnette, Elmer O., Route 1, Box 222, Warrenville, S. C. Boozer, Charles W., 4909 Main St., Columbia, S.C. Boyer, Barbara M., 1040 Carteret, Pueblo, Colorado Boman, Irene B., 428 McDaniel St., Tallahassee, Fla. Bradshaw, Nell, Rt. 4, Box 516, Lakeland, Fla. Branch, Olivia A., Route 3, Box 344, Raleigh, North Caro- lina Brannon, Annette M., Ivy Dale, W. Va. Brewton, Mary L., Richmond Hill, Georgia Brickey, Marilyn E., Route 2, Box 309, Cumberland Road, Bluefield, W. Va. Brittain, Mr. Mrs. Donald R., Pleansant Lake, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia Broach, Richard W., 5032 Airline, Dallas 5, Texas Brown, Donald E., 2524-A Blossom St., Columbia, S.C. Brown, Laurence D., 76 - 6 Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Brown, Samuel R., 4139 E. 93 St., Cleveland. Ohio Brownlee, Elva H., 234 W. Walnut Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. Brunner, Mary E., 45 Westervelt Ave., Plainfield, N.J. Bryant, Miriam C, 334 South Moore Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. Burgess, Mary L., Blue Ridge, Texas, Box 120 Burn, Joseph R., 124 Forest Road, Raleigh, North Carolina Burnette, Shirley S., 1202 Muller Ave., Columbia, S.C. Calloway, Betty E., 829 E. 34 St., Savannah, Georgia Cam, June M., Lyndenhurst , 6, Encliffe Hall Ave., Sheffield 10, England Campbell, Hazel M., 23 Canaan St., Carbondale, Pa. Campbell, Thomas R., P. O. Box 46, Oakland Park, Fla. Canfield, Mary Kate, 405 Wood St., Signal Mtn., Tenn. Carlson, David M., 203 E. 2nd Ave., Rome, Georgia Carper, Delbert R., Lebanon, Kansas Carper, Lois W., 775 E. Maryland Ave., St. Paul 6, Minn. Gate, Mr. Mrs. Carl W., Geneva Road, Cherry Farm, Wheaton, 111. Gate, Myron W., Box 143, Raymond, N.H. Chandapilla, Podimannil Thomas, Podimannil House, Mez- huveli P.O., Travancore, India Chastain, Warren G., 355 - 16 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Clark, A. Louise, Chapel, Virginia Cole, Frank E., 1801 Guthrie Ave., Royal Oak, Michigan Cole, Janet R., 2805 Bate St., Racine, Wisconsin Cook, H. Robert Jr., Box 1358, AtlanU 1, Georgia Cottle, Morris O., 1207 Hull St., South Norfolk, Va. Courtney, Annie A., McConnellsville, S.C. Cranford, Eloise, Baxley, Georgia Creech, Margaret E., Route 1, Goldsboro, North Carolina Crisp, Lynn H., Columbia Bible College, S.C. Crockett, Kathleen W., Tangier, Virginia Crotts, Charlotte, P.O. Box 436, Biscoe, North Carolina Growl, Arlie May, 901 B St., Portsmouth, Va. Crumpton, Lois L., Blaney, South Carolina Cutherell, Caleb S. Jr., RFD 1, Box 300c, Norfolk, Va. Dangers, Jacques E., 929 Vernon Court, Columbia, S.C. Darby, Kenneth, 108 Choice St., GreenvUle, S.C. Davenport, Christopher R., 2503 Dewitt Ave., Alexandria, Va. Davis, Carl R., 419 Colville St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Davis, Marshall E., 17 Shelbourne Rd., Havertown, Pa. Dempsey, Betty E., Route 2, Box 447, Naval Base, S.C. DePew, Betty, Route 2, Aiken, South Carolina DeVault, Grover G., Box 265, R.D. 2, Mt. Horeb Rd., Plain- field, N.J. DeViney, Robert D., 608 Garnet St., Winston-Salem 6, North Carolina Dickinson, Herbert A. Jr., 83 Terrell Ave., Oceanside, N.Y. Doll, Wayne F., 823 Kansas St., Larned, Kansas Dollar, Mrs. George W., Cayce, South Carolina Donadon, Ruth M., 6815 Mitchell, St. Louis, Mo. Dreessen, Melvin D., Sibley, Iowa Drew, Eve R., Apt. C -2, Columbia Bible College, Cola, S.C. Drew, Harlon, 112 Cranford Ave., Cranford, N. J. Droll, G. Russell, 3450 No. Second Street, Philadelphia 40, Pa. Dubert, Raymond E., East Main Road, SUvercreek, New York Duhan, Lawson A., 7505 Woolston Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. Duvall, Luther Don, 1353 Dupont Ave. SE, AtlanU, Ga. Eberly, William E., 916 Buchanan Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Eichner, Roy R., 361 Longshore Ave., Philadelphia 1, Pa. Eisenback, James H., 145 Cabel St., Louisville, Ky. Eisenback, Samuel J., 145 Cabel St., Louisville, Ky. Ekstrom, Robert J., 7251 W. Farwell, Chicago 31, 111. Embler, Eugene, 123 Sanders St., Anderson, S.C. Enck, Virginia F., Route 1, Elizabethtown, Pa. Engels, William A., 1705 City Point Rd., Hopewell, Va. Eremic, Mr. Mrs. Douglas, 4 Bayview Drive, Columbia, S.C. Erikson, Katherine, 726 N. 12th St., DeKalb, Ul. Fariss, Fred M., 91 Gushing St., Portsmouth, Va. Forbes, Ruth J., 13 Jendale Court, St. Louis, Missouri Ford, Edward White, 211 S. Hite, Louisville, Ky. Fortosis, Anthony C, 731 Linden St., Bethlehem, Pa. Franks, Mrs. Amelia, 1628 Clinton Avenue N., Rochester, N.Y. Frawley, William W., 1510 Barnwell, Columbia, S.C. Frazier, Wm. Burwell, Route 1, Rocky Point, N.C. Fry, Mary Lee, 823 Kentucky Ave., Signal Mountain, Tenn. Fulton, Anne L., 300 Waccamaw Ave., Columbia 5, S.C. Gaden, Verna M., 14862 Wisconsin Ave., Detroit 21, Mich. Garcia, Francisco, 19 No. 1, 172, Vedado, Habana, Cuba Garrett, Doris J., 903 N. New Road, Pleasantville, N.J. Gasperson, E. Eugenia, Skyland, North Carolina Gaston, Warren E., 2200 Lincoln St., Columbia, S.C. Genheimer, Ronald W., Dumisa Mission, Private Bag, P.O. Umzinto, Natal, S. Africa Giardinia, Silvia, 70 Shawmut Ave., Boston 16, Mass. Gibbs, Dorothy E., 1528 North 36 Place, Birmingham 4, Ala. Gilchrist, Paul R., 145 Maplewood Ave., Philadelphia 44, Pa. Glab, James R., 3150 Waverly St., Tucson, Arizona Glass, Belle E., 504 Weston St., Hopewell, Virginia Goldmann, Harold, 2020 Superior Ave., Sheboygan, Wis- consin Gray, John W., 204 Penn Ave., Clearwater, Fla. Gray, Robert D., 2153 Miner St., DesPlaines, 111. Greenman, E. Bryce, Route 6, Kalamazoo, Mich. Griggs, Arvis W., Jet. City Hwy., El Dorado, Ark. Grimm, Charles H., Rt. 1, Belpre, Ohio Gruber, Robert B., Ord, Nebraska Griffiths, Richard J., 547 Carver St., Philadelphia 20, Pa. Groendyke, Mildred R., Route 2, Trenton, N.J. Guastella, Louis, 8017 - 14 Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Gyatt, William R., 169 Milnor Ave., Syracuse 3, N.Y. Hageman, Eugene C, Canadys, South Carolina Haile, Marjorie V., 5221 Burke Ave., Columbia, S.C. Haines, Ruth, Parkton, North Carolina Hale, Presley E., 1218 W. Cerro Gordo St., Decatur 49, m. Hall, William L., 1909 Taylor St., Columbia, S.C. Ham, Patricia A., 2042 Boulevard Drive N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Hammond, W. Thomas, 1412| Okeechobee Rd., West Palm Beach, Fla. Hampson, Jean B., Mountainside Rd., RFD 1, Mendham, N.J. Hancock, William E., 412 E. Watauga Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. Haney, Paul J., Winona Dairy, Winona Lake, Ind. Haney, Virginia M., Winona Lake, Ind. Hardwick, Jack E., Loris, South Carolina Harwell, Joyce H., 2924 Hutchison Ave., Charlotte, N.C. Headrick, Winford L., Rt. 2, Willlamsville, Mo. Heaton, Norma I., 508 Piedmont Ave., Anderson, S.C. Heiser, Donald J., 645 E. Bahia Vista Ave., Sarasota, Fla. Herion, Martha A., 216 S. Sycamore St., Charlotte 6, N.C. Hesse, Mr. Mrs. Don A., Clarksville (R.F.D.), Iowa Hester, Howard W., Lyndon, Ohio Hitzelberger, Steven V., 2539 E. Biddle St., Baltimore 13, Md. Homes, Clyde A., Route 8, Box 119, Greenville, S.C. Hood, Keith M., 30 Woodholm Rd., Sheffield 11, England Houston, M. Jacqueline, 232 E. Lake Drive, Decatur, Georgia Howell, Mitchell, Box 142, Troy, North Carolina Howell, Virginia R., 221 E. Worthington Ave., Charlotte, N.C. Hoxter, Nancy M., 508 Orkney Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Hsu, (Stephen) Kuang-Tao, Kenka College, Kenka Park, N.Y. Huang, David, 223 Bamboo Gate, Man-Chu, Kao-Shiong, Formosa Huffingham, Irving D., 1406 Kings Ave., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Hunt, Roger W., R.D. 5, Bridgeton, N.J. Hurlburt, Horace, Congo Beige, Africa Hurlburt, Hugh, Congo Beige, Africa Hurst, James N., Route 11, Box 273, Jacksonville 7, Fla. Huston, Winifred L., 1917 Spruce St., Pueblo, Colorado Hutto, Carlisle, R.F.D., Swansea, S.C. Hyler, Gladys E., Route 1, Abingdon, Virginia Iredell, Ralph E., 7627 Rugby St., Philadelphia 19, Pa. Isley, Norma L., Box 806, Henderson, N.C. Isley, E. T., 3646 Humprey Dr., Columbia, S.C. Izzi, Jessie F., 63 W. 91 St.. New York 25, N.Y. Jackstadt, Alfred H., 1318 Pickens St., Apt. 5, Columbia, S.C. Jamison, Sara E., Rt. 3, Box 408, Greensboro, N.C. Jamison, Shirley T., Rt. 3, Box 408, Greensboro, N.C. Johnson, Barbara Jeanne, 1615 Des Moines Ave., Ports- mouth, Va. Johnson, Berenice G., Rt. 2, Box 167, W. Columbia, S.C. Johnson, Carolyn J., Star Route, Sandstone, Minn. Johnson, Lorraine M., Star Route, Sandstone, Minn. Jones, Aziel W., 701 Dillingham St., Phoenix City, Ala. Jones, Belton L., 1801 Hickory St., Dallas, Texas Jones, Gordon H, Jr., Rt. 2, Box 13-B, El Dorado, Ark. Jones, Janice J., Jeffersontown, Ky. Jones, Marilyn R., Box 38, Jeffersontown, Ky. Jordan, Carter H., P.O. Box 362, Inman, S.C. Jordan, Charles W., 214 W. Forest Ave., Wheaton, 111. Karger, Lois L., Rt. 1, Pine Hollow Rd., McKees Rocks, Pa. Kaylor, Lawrence S., 3013 Grand Ave., Huntington Park, Calif. Kearse, William S., 21 N. Providence Ave., Atlantic City, N.J. Keiter, Joel L., 4048 21st St. N., Arlington, Va. Kelly, Claude A., 722 Heyward St., Columbia, S.C. Kinnard, Alberta W., 409 Lambert St., Atlanta, Ga. Kirkpatrick, Iva M., 320 Clark St., Bellwood, Pa. Knight, Alba Jean, 1014 E. Henry Ave., Tampa 4, Fla. Knight. Hazel Virginia, Pinedale , Rt. 3, Clarksville, Ga. Knudtsen, Ronald O., Heiuiing Minn. Koplos, Joyce, 2118 Bentley Dr., Apt. 666, Pittsburgh, Pa. Kordatzky, Reynold L., 1365 Dean Rd., Fenton, Mich. Kornfield, William J., 20 Sunset Terrace, Tenafly, N.J. Koski, Beatrice M., 127 W. Conan St., Ely, Minn. Kreimann, Gladwin G., 414 North 8th St., Manitowoc, Wis. Kreuzburg, Janet A., DeKalb Pike, Gwynedd, Pa. LaDue, M. Judith, Pleasant Valley Rd., Poughkeepsie, Rt. 3, N.Y. Landon, Helen Jane, Crisfield, Md., Box 507 Lapham, Walter Grant, 8863 Dawes Ave., Detroit 4, Mich. Lawing, John V., 919 Truman Rd., Charlotte, N.C. Lazaro, Louise M., Rt. 1, Box 61, Long Beach, Miss. Lee, Jui Lan, 53 Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung, Peking, China Lee, Mayanne, 2807 Webster St., Columbia, S.C. Lee, Meng Shu, 53 Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung, Peking, China Legant, Gordon T., 219 Marion Ave., Big Rapids, Mich. LeGates, Oscar S., 30 Bayview Dr., Columbia, S.C. Leimbach, Jane B., 40-46 190 St., Flushing 58, N.Y. Lennon, Rachel A., Rt. 2, Box 129 Clarkton, N.C. Lennon, Rebecca T., Rt. 2, Box 129, Clarkton, N.C. Lilley, Charles E., 2014 Jackson St., Sarasota, Fla. Lindvall, Andrew J., 1223 1st Ave., W., International Falls, Minn. Lindvall, Ella J., 1223 1st Ave., W., International Falls, Minn. Lloyd, Earl B., 412 Oakland Ave., Statesville, N.C. Lochstampfor, Edgar Franklin, 36 Channing Ave., Ports- mouth, Va. Lochstampfor, Edward L., Jr., 36 Channing Ave., Ports- mouth, Va. Lomel, Mary Ann, 1133 E. 42nd St., Savannah, Ga. Lomel, Ruth C, 1133 E. 42nd St., Savannah, Ga. Long, Margaret Leona, Biscoe, N.C. Lorentzen, Eleanor M., Powers Lake, North Dak. Lott, Theodore W., Seminary, Miss. Lowery, Joanna, 110 Whiteford Ave., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Lucas, Earle O., Gaston, S.C. Lyle, Dorothy J., Marrable HUl, El Dorado, Ark. Mahler, Bruce R., 56 Lenox Ave., Lynbrook, Long Island, N.Y. Manning, Jo An, Ames Heights, Lansing, W. Va. Marcos, Jose Raymond, 2310 LaSalle St., Tampa 7, Fla. Marsh, Dorothy M., A.I.M., 375 Carlton Ave., Brooklyn 5, N.Y. Martin, Alice M., Box 61B, Atlantic Highlands, N.J. Matthews, Helen Murray, 275 WeidnerRd., Rochester, N.Y. Matthews, William F., 275 Weidner Rd., Rochester, N.Y. McAlister, Rebecca J., Biscoe, N.C. McBrearty, Alvah, 29 N. Penn. Ave., Atlantic City, N.J. McCaU, Edith G., R. 1. Abingdon, Va. McClain, John M., 8 Donnon Bridge Rd., Greenville, S.C. McEwen, L.J., 116 E. 39th St., Savannah, Ga. McFarland, John L., 612 W. 37th St., Savannah, Ga. McQuay, Earl P., Box 51, Matthews, N.C. McQuilkin, Lucy Anne, 1311 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S.C. Meier, Barbara E., 5812 Quebec St., Berwyn Heights, Md. Meiss, John P., 1822 Wallace Ave., New York 60, N.Y. Mencke, Herbert W., 788 Woodward Ave., Ridgewood, Brooklyn 27, N.Y. Michel, Eleanor M., 409 E. 160 St., Bronx 56, N.Y. Morgan, Carol G., 705 Beachwood Ave., Anderson, S.C. Moses, Donald K., 2107 Delaware Ave., Pittsburgh 18, Pa. Moyer, Patricia Joan, 103 Oak St., Harrisburg, Pa. Mullins, Charles Vernon, 1317 St. Joseph St., Dallas, Texas Mustek, Emma Katherine, Box 336, Clinchco, Va. Nasshan, Ronald K., 59-28 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn 27, N.Y. Nates, James H., Jr., 1116 Elmwood Ave., Columbia, S.C. Negus, Donald O., 7856 Draper Rd., Rt. 1, Jackson, Mich. Nehlsen, Herbert H., 519 S. Summit Ave., Villa Park, Ul. Nehlsen, Jessie L, 519 S. Summit Ave., Villa Park, 111. Nesmith, Thelma, 6321 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Newcomb, Fleming W., 4700 S.E. 122nd Ave., Portland66, Ore. Newcomb, Wilson Manley, 4700 S.E. 122nd Ave., Portland 66, Ore. NeweU, Martha B., 820 N. LaSaHe, Chicago 10, Ul. Newland, Ruth G., Rt. 1, Kingsport, Tenn. Nietering, Donald G., 621 Marilla St., Buffalo 20, N.Y. Nissen, Kenneth Earl, 113 E. TallulahDr., Greenville, S.C. Nicolaysen, Laurence A., 457 Prospect Place, Brooklyn 16, N.Y. Norman, Edwina, Box 181, Leaksville, N.C. Nuckles, Helen B., 1507 Atlantic St., HopeweU, Va. Nuckles, William McKinely, RR 4, Box 654, Indianapolis, Ind. Nunn, Cornelia, Rt. 1, Ashland, Ala. Nylen, Lois M., 321 S. Crescent, Park Ridge, Ul. O ' Kelley, Delma R., 1062 Center St., W. Columbia, S.C. Olsen, Ruth M., 151-89 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Omaye, Kathleen H., Rt. 152, Box 780, Jacksonville, Fla. Orcutt, William H., 424 E. Manlius St., E. Syracuse, N.Y. Ortendahl, Joel M., Box 388, Bethune, S.C. Osborne, Elizabeth, RFD 1, Halifax, Va. Oskarson, Paul J., Rt. 2, Box 352, Boulder, Colorado Overcash, Betty L., 630 E. Cemetery St., Salisbury, N.C. Parks, Viola K., Star Route, Van Buren, Ark. Parnell, Douglas F., RFD 3, Bo x 140A, Sumter, S.C. Payne, Irene, 314 E. 32nd St., Brooklyn 26, N.Y. Payne, Paula B., 711 Cherry St., Wheaton, Ul. Pearson, Florence W., Madison, N.H. Pease, Bob B., 34 Park Place, Lynbrook, N.Y. Penn, Virginia M., 2602 Love Field Dr., Dallas, Texas Peters, Robert L., 132 Market St., Saugerties, N.Y. Peterson, LeRoy A., 2437 Cutler Ave., Muskegon, Mich. Phillips, Mary Faith, Pontotoc, Miss. Pifer, Marjorie Irene, Rt. 6, Charlotte, Mich. Pifer, Wayne H., Rt. 6, Charlotte, Mich. Poley, E. Virginia, 315 S. Spruce St., Elizabethtown, Pa. Powers, Mary Ellen, 14943 Stansbury, Detroit 27, Mich. Powlison, Katharine I., 7518 Whitsett Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Powlison, Lois J., 7518 Whitsett Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Poyorena, Richard R., 4240 Briggs, Montrose, Calif. Preston, Eernita C, Burdett, Kansas Prevette, Martha Ann, 41 Mary Day Ave., Pontiac 19, Mich. Price, Joan H., 1411 Winyah Dr., Columbia, S.C. Price, Marvin E., Rt. 1, Box 8, Castle Hayne, N.C. Priest, Perry N., Troy, Miss. Prozan, Virginia M., Box 175, Manteo, N.C. Purcell, Marcene V., 1001 E. 34th St., Savannah, Ga. Rabe, Harry G., 14451 Gridley Rd., Los Angeles, Calif. Ragano, Josephine A., 2105 8th Ave., Tampa, Fla. Ramer, William E., 340 Stonewall, Memphis, Tenn. Ramsey, Richard H., Dorset Ave. 325, Portsmouth, Va. Ray, Carolyn, 909 Union St., Greensboro, N.C. Rembes, Alice, 47 Wohlers, Buffalo 8, N.Y. Renaker, David W., 835 So. 42nd. St., Birmingham, Ala. Reyburn, Margaret P., 107 Lloyd Ave., Latrobe, Pa. Richardson, Louis B., Scandia, Kansas Robinson, Glenn B., Rt. 3, Gastonia, N.C. Roeda, Jack Harold, 321 W. 107th St., Chicago, Ul. Rogers, Mildred, Box 244, Marianna, Fla. Rose, Natalie J., P.O. Box 1137, Bradenton, Fla. Rudolph, Wylie C, Jr., RFD 1, Saranac Lake, N.Y. Ruhr, Dorothy A., 4483 Forest Park, St. Louis, Mo. Rumley, Charles D., 212 E. Chalmers, Champaign, Ul. Rumsey, Hubert M., 215 E. St., Anderson, S.C. Sanders, Eugene, 3 Willow Springs Dr., GreenvUle, S.C. Sandifer, Clarence E., Jr., 26 Earlewood Circle, Columbia S.C. Schade, Mary Joan, Box 464, Ashton, Ul. Schubert, George, 24 Windsor Place, Oceanside, N.Y. Schubert, Margaret E., Port Norris, N. J. Schwartz, Theodore R., 138 Sylvania Ave., Neptune City, N. J. Scott, Robert H., 31.7 Easton Rd., Glenside, Pa. Seiford, Edward O., 380 Park St., Akron, Ohio Seiford, Helen M., 380 Park St., Akron 4, Ohio Selkirk, WiUiam J., 3605 Edwards Rd., Cincinnati 8, Ohio Sewall, Eva L., 119 Grove St., South Plainfield, N. J. Sharpe, Jack Q., 735 Silver St., Columbia, S. C. Shelley, Bruce L., 108 S. VUla Dr., Evansvllle, Ind. Shipman, Edward C, Rt. 2, Box 443, Naval Base, S. C. Shook, Paul, Jr., Plainfield, Iowa Shute, Sara Ja ne, 3217 Berkley Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Siemer, Eugene G., 400 S. Meldrum, Ft. Collins, Colorado Sigmon, James M., West A St., Newton, N. C. Simmons, Elizabeth M., 1633 Hobart St., N. W., Washing- ton 9, D. C. Simon, Fred D., 808 Howard St., Greenboro, N. C. Simon, Gloria M., 1421 E. 7th St., Plainfield, N. J. Sinclair, Kathryn M., 1438 Elm Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Sizemore, Stanton, 407 Peachtree St., Johnson City, Tenn. Skolfield, Ellis H., 732 14th St., No., St. Petersburg, Fla. Skop, Betty M., 935 Fillmore Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Sledge, M. Helen, Duck HiU, Miss. Smiley, Virginia B., 3976 S. Pennsylvania, Englewood, Colo. Smith, Betty Jane, 705 Merriam St., Topeka, Kansas Smith, Doyle W., BeUe Glade, Fla. Smith, Erma J., 1513 Pickens St., Columbia, S. C. Smith, Janice E., Enon Valley, Pa. Spence, Maxine H., 1206 30th St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Steinhaus, Claire P., 1507 Sunset Dr., Coral Gables, Fla. Steppe, Warren Douglas, 1319 Noble Ave., Columbia, S. C. Stevenson, Wilbur M., Jr., Rt. 11, Box 255, Jacksonville, Fla. Stirrat, Layton H., 1618 Pendleton St., Columbia, S. C. Strauss, James M., 2123 Park St., Columbia, S. C. Strauss, ' Juanita, 1803 Hampton St., Apt. 4, Columbia, S. C. Stuckey, Leona M., 901 N. E. 17th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., P. O. 1496 Styron, Clifton, Davis, N. C. Suda, Carolyn J., 8841 Elderts Lane, Woodhaven 21, N. Y. Sulc, Daniel D., RFD 1, Hopewell, Va. Sulc, Reuben B., Rt. 1, HopeweU, Va. SuAdquist, Ulla, c o John Meri, 1940 E. Tremont Ave., New York 62, N. Y. Swanson, Robert E., 211 Clark St., Mankato, Minn. Taber, Donald L., 261 Woodside Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. Taylor, Clarence Burnette, Jr., 4131 34th St., Mt. Rainier, Md. Taylor, Sammy A., Box 171, Ridgeway, S. C. Tenney, Fred Eugene, Jr., Rt. 1, Finksburg, Md. Thomas, David D., Rt. 1, Box 409 A, Waynesville, N. C. Thomas, Eugene P., 5014 Aurora Blvd. N.W., Canton 8, Ohio Thomas, Eulice D., Tangier Island, Va. Thomas, Madelyn M., 5014 Aurora Blvd. N.W., Canton 8, Ohio Thornton, WUliam C, 900 Ada St., Akron 11, Ohio Towns, Elmer Leon, 107 Wagner St., Savannah, Ga. Traynor, Edna Mae, Rt. 4, Box 262 A, Fort Pierce, Fla. Trotter, LUlian L., 3427 Blossom St., Columbia, S.C. Trotter, Mildred Anne, 1801 York Dr., Columbia, S.C. Trull, Angelene, P.O. Box 569, Canton, N.C. Tupper, WUliam D. Box 413, Spring Valley, Wis. Tweten, Jeanelle L., 1355 84th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Vail, Betty J., 401 S. 3rd St., Monmouth, ni. Vaughan, Harold E., 305 Thompson Ave., Oak Hill, W. Va. Vines, George E., 1520 Ann St., Montgomery Ala. Vining, Gedney, 62 Hayes St., Binghamton, N.Y. Watson, Lynn R., American Mission, Lalitpur, U.P. India Weathersby, G. A., Apt. E -7, Gonzales Gardens, Columbia S.C. Weeber, Dorothy J., 216 Montrose Ave., Kalamazoo, Mich. West, Blair D., 158 Gallup Ave., Mt. Clemens, Mich. West, Edith C, 506 S. Yale Ave., Villa Park, m. Willey, Julia Ann, 927 32nd St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Williams, Alda May, Rt. 2, Mansfield, Ohio WiUiams, Martha G., 432 E. 22nd St., Charlotte, N. C. Williams, R. Jean, Rt. 4, Box 181, AshevUle, N. C. Williams, Robert V., 644 Diana Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Willis, Lois J., 1402 Caldwell Ave., Nashville, Tenn. WUson, Dwight L., Jr., Rt. 1, Swannanoa, N. C. Wilson, Lillian R., Rt. 4, Box 164, Asheville, N. C. Winn, Arthur E., Jr., 1723 E. Duffy St., Savannah, Ga. Winn, Harriet B., Petersburg, N.Y. Wittig, EmU C, 6482 Oxford Ave., Chicago 31, Ul. Woodson, Margaret E., Apt. D-1, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Woodson, Raeburn E., 1600 Blanding, D-1, Columbia, S.C. Woole n, Barbara J., Barron Heights, Union, S. C. Yount, Robert E., 224 E. Prospect Ave., Jackson, Mich. Ziady, Sam G., River Way, Mont Joubeily, Beirut, Lebanon FACULTY AND STAFF Boman, Miss Irene S., Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Braswell, Rev. J. Otis, 3803 Humphrey Dr., Columbia, S.C. Briggs, Miss Mabel E., Columbia Bible CoUege, Columbia, S. C. Brownlee, Miss Elva, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Culley, Dr. Paul G., 630 Riverhill Circle, Columbia, S.C. Davis, Miss Patricia, Columbia Bible CoUege, Columbia, S. C, Dollar, Rev. George W., Cayce, S. C. Dowdle, Miss Margaret, Columbia Bible CoUege, Columbia, S. C. Downey, Mrs. T. E., Columbia Bible CoUege, Columbia, S. C. Farmer, Mrs. Harvey, Columbia Bible CoUege, Columbia, S. C. Ferris, Mr. NeweU D., G.I. Unit B-1, Columbia Bible College, Colunibia, S. C. Glasser, Rev. Arthur, 915 AbbevUle St., Columbia, S. C. Gray, Rev. Robert D., 420 Riverhill Circle, Columbia, S.C. 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Woods, Miss Frances, Columbia Bible College, Colur S. C. ' The lord make You to increase and abound in love one toward another, and toward all men. . . ' I Thess. 3 1