Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

J -rsIT, ' «. ' Property of Ben Lippen School Alumni Relations (803) 786-7200 Qjbsr , ' (-fyr ' JfW (%ne t V ou lit THE JUNIOR CLASS OF COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE PRESENTS THE A , FINIAL ' 59 DEDICATION It doesn ' t take much of a man to be a Christian, but it takes all that is in him. Keep out of your life all that will keep Christ out of your heart. God wants men who are big enough to be small enough to be used of Him. Those who fight the good fight of faith always win. Be still and know that I Am God. If Satan cannot defeat you at prayer, he can- not defeat you any- where. It is not enough to possess the Bible. You must let the Bible possess you. Consider All the Worlds Thy Hands Have Made One of the greatest causes for awesome wonder at the worlds God ' s hands have made is their perfect order. Some of the order and efficiency of this universe has been placed in the hands of men. One of these men is among us. His common sense, practical advice, and active foresight have been a blessing to the Bible Col- lege since its early days. For showing us, as our teacher, so many practical things; for being able to operate be- hind the scenes as our business manager; and, as our vice-president, for doing an excellent job of helping Dr. Fleece, we dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. HEHL. The Christian life is not designed to keep you from trial. It is designed to keep you from defeat. If you want people to see what God is like, let them see what He can make you like. When the Bible Calls you - follow Rebukes you - repent Commands you - obey. Christianity is meant to be bread for daily use, not cake for special occasions. No man is ever conquered by temptation. He surrenders to it. The road to success may be winding, but it is never crooked. Our fruitage for Christ reveals our rootage in Him. Men who move the world are men whom the world cannot move. When things go wrong as they sometimes will; when the road you are trudging seems all uphill; when the funds are low and the debts are high, and you want to smile but you have to sigh; when studies are pressing you down a bit, just rest in God but don ' t you quit. i ' ! f JW ' 9 LlH a-, jg SP H j «i? ' ffBi a, M Miii P ' fi MH A T I J Dear Seniors: We have a great God and Saviour Jesus Christ, and have been saved with a great salvation. My prayer for you as you go forth from C.B.C. is that you also will be great; not great in the eyes of men, but great in the kingdom of heaven. You will be making a life-long choice between the two. Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. God resisteth the proud, but giveth grace to the humble. And seekest thou great things for thyself? seek them not. Constant love in the Lord, G. Allen Fleece Mr. RAYMOND F. SHEPHERD Mr. Shepherd ' s ambition as a young boy was to be a garbage collector because he liked to drive trucks. However, at the age of 12 he was called by the Lord to be a preacher. He pursued his studies at Cornell University, graduating with a B.A. in 1950, and with an M.A. the following year. After leaving Cornell, he taught in the field of speech at St. Olaf College from 1951-1953, and at Prairie Bible Institute from 1953- 1958. Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd have a happy family of three lovely children, two boys, aged eight and three, and one girl, aged five. NEW FACULTY Mr. DOUGLAS S. WATSON It ' s all Greek to me, students have often said by their blank expressions, as they faced Mr. Douglas S. Watson in his Greek, Hebrew, and Biblical Introduction classes. Mr. Watson is an alumnus of the Bible College, class of 1949. He spent the following three years at Faith Seminary, Philadelphia, getting his Bachelor of Divinity degree. Before coming to our faculty he taught at Emmaus Bible School, both the branch in Toronto and the one in Illinois, and at Faith Seminary. He and Mrs. Watson have two boys, aged sixteen and fourteen, and two girls, aged nine and eleven. FACULTY Dr. G. ALLEN FLEECE B.A., B.D., D.D., President, English, Bible, Philosophy. 9 See t6e St , t6e 7{ Uve iA e ' Di fdatfect. Rev. J. OTIS BRASWELL B.A. inB.E., Dean of Men, Religious Edu- cation. Dr. PAUL G. CULLEY B.A., M.A., M.D., Director, Graduate School of Missions, Hygiene, Missions, Science. Rev. GEORGE W. DOLLAR B.A., B.D., Th.M., M.A., History, Philos- ophy. Miss MARGARET DOWDLE B.S., M.S., Dietician. Mr. NEWELL D. FERRIS B.A. inB.E., Assistant Registrar, English, Education, Organ. If Rev. JAMES M. HATCH B.A., Th.M., M.A., Hermeneutics, Educa- tion, English Bible, Psychology, Dean of the Faculty. £ Miss NANCY E. HAVLICK B.A. in B.E., M.A. in B.E., Directed Teaching. Miss SARA PETTY B.A., M.A. inB.E., Dean of Women, Philosophy. Miss KATHRYN E. McCLARTY B.A., M.A., English, French, Spanish. Rev. THOMAS M. PETTY B.A., M.A. inB.E., Co-Director of Chris- tian Service. Rev. JOHN KER MUNRO B.A., Th.M., Director of Admissions, English Bible, R.E. , Missions. Rev. FRANK H. SELLS B.A. inB.E., B.A., Th.M., Th.B., English Bible. X Miss DOROTHY M. Mr. GEORGE W. Mr. G. WILLIAM Miss KATHRYN L. STRAUSS SUPPLEE SUPPLEE WARREN B.A., Director of B.A., M.E., English, B.A., M.Music, Di- B.A. , M. A. , Registrar, Christian Service for Missions, Religious rector of Music. English. Women, Religious Education. Education. m Rev. CHARLES J. Miss SHIRLEY N. WENZEL WOOD B.A. in B.E., B.D., B.S. in Library Science English Bible, Greek, Librarian, Library Theology. Science. i Miss Catherine Beck, assist- ant in the cashier ' s office, lends a helping hand to stu- dents in handling financial matters. Her home is in Asheville, North Carolina, and before coming to C.B.C. she was employed as a book- keeper. She attended Mars Hill College and Gardner - Webb College. NEW STAFF Miss Jane Ketchum has joined the Bible College staff this year as secretary to the Registrar. For two years, she attended Prairie Bible Institute and later graduated from Trinity Bible College, Clearwater, Florida. Institute and has taught public schools. The charming hostess in the guest department is Miss Katharine Cumming, who returned to the C.B.C. fam- ily thisyear. She studied here for two years and later served in the capacity of Associate Dean of Women, and taught English and Chris- tian literature. Miss Cum- ming was graduated from Wheaton College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and served there as dormitory supervisor. She was Dean of Women at Providence Bible Bible in private homes and in Miss Mary Lynn Morse has joined Columbia Bible College as anthro- pology and linguistics teacher. Formerly she attended Albany State Teachers ' College, Nyack Missionary College, and Columbia University. The efficient new mana- ger of the Bible Col- lege Bookstore has done much to improve its appearance and to pro- mote this arm of the Bible College. He is Mr. George Martin, a graduate of Mid-South Bible Institute, Memphis, Tennessee. 10 Miss BEVERLY BALLANTYNE Miss AGNESS BARR Mrs. RUTH BRABAZON Miss ANNETTE BRANNON Miss MABEL BRIGGS Miss ELVA BROWNLEE Mr. DAVID COVER Mrs. DAVID COVER Mr. PAUL CROTTEAU Mrs. PAUL CULLEY Mr. RICHARD ELTON Mrs. HARVEY FARMER ■■m Mrs. JOHN HEHL Mrs. FRIZELLE HILL Mr. ALBION HOLBROOK Miss PATRICIA MANNON Miss MAURINE McCORD Miss JESSIE McGARITY Mrs. ROBERT McQUILKIN Miss PAMELA MOORE Mr. SCOTT NYBORG Miss SARAH OVERSTREET Miss LUCY PEET Miss MARY FAITH PHILLIPS Miss RUTH ROSS Mrs. FRANK SELLS Mrs. GLADYS SHEPHERD Mr. John Stauffacher Miss Grace Tweten Miss Charlotte Watson Miss Mildred Wolf THANKSGIVING DAY How Great Thou Art is the song of praise which lifted from our hearts, as we saw God wonderfully meet our Thanksgiving goal. This made it possi- ble to begin the construc- tion work on the new campus. The retiring president, Mr. John Banks, welcomes the in- coming president, Mr. Douglas Watson. Alumni Association. Setting the ' Grits Bowl Game 1 to tune! Thanksgiving Feast New Campus Plans ' Grits Bowl Game IIP i% ' £j • • 13 THE SENIOR CLASS z td fatie t y£ade ? wtutdet ctup acaeettfy at t e facet; s-sjifo ' King Arthur ' s Banquet Table Rhythm 14 The Senior class advisor for this year has been Mr. G. William Supplee. He has been on the faculty of C.B.C. since 1949, and every moment of this time with us he has been a radiant testimony to all. Mr. Supplee ' s main position is that of directing the Music Department. This position has many re- sponsibilities, the main two of which are the teaching of the freshman music courses and the directing of the Ambassador Choir. All who have had classes under Mr. Supplee will testify to his great love for the Lord Jesus, his patience, and his humility. Our praise goes to the Lord for keeping him with us, and we trust that his consistent testi- mony will be instrumental in leading others into a closer walk with Jesus. Mr. G. W. Supplee O, that the Seniors would get down to brass tacks with the Lord before they leave. President CLASS OFFICERS DAVID SUTTON Newport, Tennessee Future Plans: Missionary ... I press on, if so be that I may lay hold on that for which also I was laid hold on by Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:12b Vice-president Secretary Treasurer GEORGE E. THEIS Colwyn, Pa. Future Plans: Youth Work But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, that I might finish my course with joy, ... to testify the gosepl of the grace of God. Acts 20:24 JUDITH ECKLES St. James, Minnesota Future Plans: Missionary Yea, He is altogether lovely. This is my be- loved, and this is my friend ... Song of Solomon 5:16 DONNA R. BENSON Breckenridge, Texas ... in all things He might have the preemi- nence . . . that ye may stand perfect and com- plete in all the will of God. Col. 1:18, 4:12 15 RICHARD ABEL Hammond, Indiana Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 CHARLES H. ANDERSON Warren, Ohio Future Plans: Missionary Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make straight ... a highway for our God. And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together. Isaiah 40:3b 5a MARY RUTH BALL Barberton, Ohio Future Plans: Missionary Jesus saith unto her, Said I not unto thee, that if thou wouldest believe, thou shouldest see the glory of God? John 11:40 RUTH BERGSTRESSER East Orange, New Jersey Roll thy way upon Jehovah; trust also in Him: and He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5(ASV) ' Using Your Head 1 BARBARA M. BLAIR Philadelphia, Penna. Future Plans: Missionary Praise our God, all ye His servants, and ye that fear Him, both small and great . . . Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth. Revelation 19:5,6 ALFRED BOESENBERG Ormond Beach, Florida Future Plans: Missionary Is not Jehovah your God with you? . . . Now set your heart and your soul to seek after Jehovah your God. I Chron. 22:18,19 WILLIAM J. BROOKS Huddleston, Virginia Future Plans: Pastor For He hath made Him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. II Cor. 5:21 GEORGE A. BROWER Brooklyn, New York And God is able to make all grace abound unto you: that ye, having always all sufficiency in everything, may abound unto every good work. II Cor. 9:8 (ASV) 16 DAVID B. CALHOUN Sumter, S. C. Future Plans: Seminary Only fear the Lord, and serve Him in truth with all your heart: for con- sider how great things He hath done for you. I Sam. 12:24 DAVID K. COCHRANE Patchogue, New York Future Plans: Further Schooling My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion forever. Psalm 73:26 JOAN CONWAY Brentwood, Missouri Future Plans: Youth Work Far be it from me to glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. Gal. 6:14 GWEN ELLISON Seneca, S. C. Future Plans: Missionary Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess. 5:24 MOLLY FAHRINGER Stroudsburg, Penn. Future Plans: Missionary Now unto Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, . . . unto Him be glory. Eph. 3:20a, 21a IVAN E. FELTON, Jr. Key Largo, Florida Future Plans: Preacher Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess. 5:24 WALTER FLEMING Woodleaf, N. C. But I hold not my life of any account as dear unto myself, so that I may ac- complish my course and the ministry which I re- ceived from the Lord Jesus. Acts 20:24 (ASV) DIANNE FORD Upper Darby, Pa. Future Plans: Missionary The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear. The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1 jjp- ' Waiting 17 ' Family Man WANDA L. GILLIN Johnstown, Pa. Great is Jehovah and greatly to be praised; and His greatness is un- searchable. Psalm 145:3 DON GREGORY Los Angeles, Calif. Future Plans: Missionary That Thy way may be known upon the earth, Thy salvation among all nations. Psalm 67:2 GRACE W. HANCOX Charlotte, N. C. Future Plans: Missionary Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess. 5:24 ROY A. HERTZOG Allentown, Pa. Future Plans: Missionary ... the heathen shall know that I am the Lord, saith the Lord God, when I shall be sanctified in you before their eyes. Ezekiel 36:23 IRVING D. HUFFINGHAM Jacksonville, Florida Future Plans: Pastoral Missions He must increase but I must decrease. John 3:30 CAROL J. KENNERLY Salisbury, N. C. Future Plans: Missionary Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. Jer. 33:3 HUGO LEHMANN Baldwin Park, Calif. Future Plans: Missionary The Lord is my shepherd: I shall not want. Psalm 23:1 LAURENCE E. HARROD Louisville, Kentucky Future Plans: Ministry Let us draw near with boldness unto the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in time of need. Hebrews 4:16 10 ROSSMORE LYON Stamford, Conn. Future Plans: Missionary ... Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness: and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33 FRANKLIN P. MED FORD, III Fort Lauderdale, Florida Future Plans: Seminary I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3: 14 RUSSELL S. MILLER Columbia, S. C. For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that ye through His poverty might be rich. II Corinthians 8:9 MILDRED NELSON Boone, Iowa Future Plans: Teaching For He satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. Psalm 107:10 What ' s Cooking? DAN ORME Elmira, New York Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 RUTH PARKER Evansville, Indiana Future Plans: Missionary And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and the word of their testimony and they loved not their lives unto the death. Revelation 12:11 DONALD PERRYMAN Savannah, Georgia Future Plans: Missionary Before I formed thee . . . I knew thee, and before thou earnest forth ... I sanctified thee; I have appointed thee. Jeremiah 1:5 WILLIAM J. POPP Parish, New York I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3: 14 19 VIRGINIA PUTNAM Washington, D. C. Future Plans: Missionary I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert . . . that they might set forth my praise. Isaiah 43:19b: 21b STANLEY PUTNAM Sarasota, Florida Future Plans: Missionary Then He answered and spake unto them saying, This is the word of the Lord unto Zerubbabel, saying, Not by might nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord. Zechariah 4:6 DONALD R. RICKARDS Chester, Pa. Future Plans: Missionary -North Africa And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto death. Revelation 12:11 DONALD JOEL RITTER Allentown, Pa. Thanks be unto God, who always leadeth us in triumph in Christ. II Cor. 2:14 ' Ambition ' LINLEIGH J. ROBERTS Myrrhee, Australia Future Plans: Teacher Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not. Jeremiah 33:3 DONALD F. ROTH Columbia, S. C. I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 HERBERT SHOEMAKER, Jr. Baltimore, Maryland Future Plans: Missionary ... as the Father hath sent Me, even so send I you. John 20:21 BETTY LOU STANLEY Patchogue, New York Future Plans: Missionary -South America For this God is our God forever and ever; He will be our guide even unto death. Psalm 48:14 (ASV) 20 BILLY STIEBENS Manitou, Oklahoma Future Plans: Missionary -Africa ... called me through His grace, to reveal His Son in me, that I might preach Him among the heathen. Galatians 1:15 ALASTAIR SUTHERLAND Columbia, S. C. Future Plans: Missionary That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowl- edge of God. Colossians 1:10 JOHANNES VANDERWAL The Netherlands Future Plans: Missionary God is not a man, that He should lie . . . hath He said, and shall He not do it? Numbers 23:19 FRED VENABLE Columbia, S. C . Future Plans: Missionary I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Romans 12:1 JANET VENABLE Columbia, S. C. Future Plans: Missionary And this I pray that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment. Philippians 1:9 KATHLEEN R. WONG Hong Kong, S. China Future Plans: Missionary But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6: 33 MELVIN WORTHINGTON Ayden, N. C. Future Plans: Futher Schooling He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 MILTON WORTHINGTON Ayden, N. C. Future Plans: Futher Schooling Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away: behold, all things are become new. II Cor. 5:17 Quiet Time 21 I i 7 6eK ? to 6 doom faun tofa? no t rtK fttutdecot, z td svi t6e 6x006 and feel t6e yentte faeefe. STUDENT ASSOCIATION FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Wenzel; STUDENT ASSOCIA- TION OFFICERS: President, David Calhoun; Vice President, Hugo Lehmann; Secretary, Betty Stauffacher; Treasurer, Dorothy James. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS. BACK ROW: Bruce Woll, David Fleece, Kenneth Mick, Forrest Layman, Eugene Bell, David Calhoun, David Marsh, David Sutton, Joseph Blakeslee, Hugo Lehmann, Ross Lyon. FRONT ROW: Ruth Bergstresser, Mary Ruth Ball, Anna Marie Sywulka, Dorothy James, Betty Stauffacher, Doris Bjorkman. 22 Installation of Student Associa- tion Officers. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE BACK ROW: Ronald Shifflett, Donald Hummel, Hugo Lehmann, David Calhoun, Eugene Bell. FRONT ROW: Ruth Bergstresser, Betty Stauffacher, Janet Dawson. MUSIC COMMITTEE Dora Vollmer, James Ellis, Marguerite Culley, Garland Brock, Donald Hummel, Chairman. SOCIAL COMMITTEE George Bowers, Barbara Blair, Pat Acton, Dian Frew, Janet Dawson, Gene Fry, Ron Shifflett. 23 CHRISTIAN SERVICE Mr. John Stauffacher, Mr. Scott Nyborg, Mr. Thomas Petty, Director; Mr. Dave Cover, Miss Annette Brannon. State Fair State Fair Ridgewood Sanitorium As a result of the witness at the annual State Fair in October three hundred people made decisions for Christ. Youth For Christ 24 Each week all students at the Bible College go out under the direction of the Christian Service Department on their own particular assignments. They reach the trailer camps at Shaw Air Force Base, and Indians on the Catawba Indian Reservation. They go to people in churches, in prisons, in hospitals, and on the street. They teach Bible in the public schools, and in the Girls ' State Industrial School. With extra personal workers added this year, the students also hold Bible clubs for young people and children. This year special follow- up workshops have been held to teach students how to bring those whom they lead to Christ to grow and walk in Him. It is the greatest joy to know that because of our Christian Ser- vice work this year many people will sing with us in Heaven, Our God, how great Thou art. Women ' s Department: Miss Agness Barr, Miss Elva Brownlee, Miss Dorothy Strauss, Director; Miss Mary Faith Phillips. Rideewood Sanitorium Servicemen Spanish Choir Vamos a cantar . . . , Oremos, or La guagua esta aqui. If you came to the C.B.C. auditorium on Sunday night, you would hear words like these and you would hear the singing of a Spanish choir. Over two hundred Spanish speaking soldiers stationed at Fort Jackson have been saved through weekly Gospel meetings held in their language. The Christian Service Department now has work among the American as well as the Spanish personnel at the fort. 23 Follow-Up Servicemen Bible Clubs Nursery Work Campus Crusade Catawba Indians Street Meetings Home Visitation Prison Visitation Choirs and Ensembles Public School Teaching Sunday School Teaching Girls ' Industrial School Work Work among the local Churches Veterans ' Hospital Counsellors Hospital Visitation- -TB Sanitorium Shaw Field Air Force Base Visitation Youth Clubs- -Youth for Christ- -Young Life Fort Jackson--Sunday School and Visitation Street Meeting Check- Up Gray-Y Club 26 Veterans ' Hospital Choir DIRECTED TEACHING The practice teaching course which is offered by Columbia Bible College to seniors equips them to become trained Bible teachers. For eight or nine weeks, daily classes are taught in an actual classroom by the practice teachers, who are carefully supervised and personally instructed by the director, Miss Nancy Havlik, and her assist- ant, Miss Sarah Overstreet. Those taking this course find it valuable preparation for Christian work. Miss NANCY HAVLIK, Director. Miss SARAH OVERSTREET, Assistant. Grace Hancox, Ruth Bergstresser, Donna Benson, Kathleen Wong, Barbara Blair. 27 FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP 1952-3 Erikson-Tritt Memorial Piper Pacer Float Plane for Missionary Aviation Fellowship, Dutch New Guinea. 1953-4 Dormitory and Dining Hall for Japan Bible School under the direction of Rev. Don Hoke. 1954-5 Record presses for the Tribal Language Press who reach remote tribes which are un- able to read the Word of God. 1955-6 Christian Witness Press 1956-7 Headquarters in Germany for Torchbearers under the direction of Major Ian Thomas. 1957-8 A 50,000 watt short-wave transmitter to Blanket the Middle East for ELWA. 1958-9 New studio and equipment for Gospel Recordings, Los Angeles, California. STEERING COMMITTEE: SEATED: Ruth Carlson, Claire Burford, Dianne Ford, Molly Fahringer, Ruth Ann Smith. SECOND ROW: Allyn Huntzinger, Arnold Moffett, John Wood, Barbara Thierry, Phillip Lam, Don Perryman. BACK ROW: John Waller, Judith Wengert, Leona Bair, Garland Brock, Mr. Sells, David Marsh. FACULTY ADVISOR: Rev. Frank H. Sells Bong Ro F.M.F. OFFICERS: President, David Marsh; Vice-President, John Wood; Secretary, Dianne Ford; Treasurer, Molly Fahringer. PRAYER GROUP: Paul Roberts Ruth Carlson Shirley Haight Anna Sywulka Janet Dawson Miss Joy Ridderhoff, Founder-Director of Gospel Recordings. : MUSIC Mr. William Supplee w ■mm MUSIC DEPARTMENT FACULTY Miss Charlotte Watson, Miss Phyllis Drown, Mr. William Supplee, Mr. Newell Ferris (NOT PICTURED). 30 DEPARTMENT GRAD TRIO: Gerry Daniels, Phyllis Drown, Mary Lou Lee. David Fleece, Walter Jones, Charles Akins, Dick Dye. Bob Norris, Gary Kortz, Les Hobbins. 4p jp fed The Musical Messengers Russell Repp, Milton Worthington, MelvinWorth- ington, Dave Cochrane. 31 L ifiSHHBm AMBASSADOR CHOIR ii ' is During the Spring Tour, 1958, the Choir sang for President Eisenhower at the Augusta Airport. CHRISTMAS TOUR 32 Director: Mr. William Supplee CABINET 33 PI GAMMA OFFICERS: Mrs. George Brower Mrs. Linleigh Roberts Mrs. Don Plett ADVISOR: Mrs. Frizelle Hill Pi Gamma is an organization made up of the wives of married students. The program is aimed toward bringing these wives into fellowship with one another and with the Bible College. Biweekly meetings are held, at which helpful information is given concerning the Christian home, including spiritual, practical, social, and child - training areas. Other activities include these Christian service projects: ladies ' Bible classes, children ' s Bible clubs, and Gospel team work. Mrs. Frizelle Hill is the capable and well-loved adviser of Pi Gamma. The highlight of this year has been the opening of a nursery for the children of married students. It is held during the time of the daily C.B.C. classes, and is under the direction of Mrs. Richard Pelonero. The nursery is operated on a faith basis. We praise God for this provision which makes it possible for the wives to attend some of the C.B.C. classes and receive the same Bible training their husbands are having. Social Events 34 1 1 1 ' : 3m ! b SfwM ' !E !™J K-V, | llkk.4jj H 35 €t%t€tm jm Donald Perryman, Suzanne Raymond, and Robert Vetter. Co -Editors: Anna Marie Sywulka and Bob Vetter. Kathleen Brook The Ce Be Cean, the official student publication, seeks to make a definite contribution to campus life through a combination of the newsy and interesting features of school and social activities. At unannounced intervals it makes its appearance, bringing with it an element of surprise, as well as variety, news, and a stimulus to conversation. Wanda Gillin, Beatrice Wood, Jerri Van Winkle, Adrian Jack, Leroy Dozier, and David Moffett. Faculty Advisor: Mr. Newell Ferris 36 BACK ROW: Kenneth Mick, Editor; Donald Hummel, Business Manager; Bruce Woll, Photography Editor; FRONT ROW: William Aldin, Art Editor; Anna Marie Sywulka, Literary Editor. FINIAL Dark Room Specialist ' BACK ROW: Anne Estes, Dolores Harker, Janet Dawson. FRONT ROW: Jewel Malone, Mary Ann Thomas, Barbara Harris. HOW GREAT THOU ART Copyright 1955 by Manna Music, Inc., Hollywood 28, Calif. International Copyright Secured. Printed in U. S. A. All rights reserved including the right of public performance for profit. Not to be reprinted or reproduced without written permission from Manna Music, Inc. Our appreciation is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Olson for their generous help in photography; to the Manna Music Company for the use of How Great Thou Art ; to Yerkes Observatory for a picture of the Great Gaseous Nebula in Orion; to the American Baptist Publication Society for their nature scenes; to Taylor Photos for their ocean scenes; to the American Yearbook Company; and to Miss Kathryn McClarty, our faithful advisor. Faculty Advisor: Miss McClarty 3 7 ' Waiter! The Big Scrub KITCHEN Working Hard Kitchen Help ' Efficiency Plus ' Miss Wolf, Assistant Dietician, and Miss Dowdle, Dietician. :Ui Consultations With A Map ' Thoughtful Study? ' LIBRARY Our librarian, Miss Wood, with Anna Marie Sywulka ' Can I help you? ' k a HLs [ ' ,;;. : if mW V ' . ; ' . ;. Wl ; ■ l rJ To read or not to read; that is the question! : 9 SPORTS 40 LEAGUE TEAM 41 JUNIORS t at Hfoct, ftyt Son ttot afi Utty, Sent ¥ , fo die, 4€ tee ccut fade it i t; When Mr. Raymond Shepherd undertook the task of becoming the Junior Class advisor, he did not realize all it would involve. There were many necessary details, such as sticking his head into a tub of water at the junior hayride. just to get his teeth into one juicy apple. As was stated by one of the class members, He really has become one of us ! In every way, Mr. Shepherd is an example of one, in whom Jesus Christ is preeminent. Rejoice in the Lord always: and again I say, Rejoice, is a verse he has lived constantly before the Junior Class, as well as before the students of his daily classes in both speech and homiletics. Give me Juniors or give me death. Anything over 90 comes out of my blood stream. Mr. Shepherd 42 CLASS OFFICERS President BRUCE WOLL Gen. 1:31 Vice-president BRUCE ROBINSON Phil. 1:21 Secretary JEAN EVANS I John 5:11 Treasurer DORA VOLLMER Isa. 26:3,4 J. ' Singer 43 Hayride ' WILLIAM H. ALDIN Colossians 1:11 BYRON C. BACKER John 15:16 MARY E. BALDWIN Psalm 18:30 WILLIAM A. BENNETT Jeremiah 33:3 GARLAND P. BROCK Psalm 18:1 GEORGE H. BOWERS Proverbs 3: 5,6 EVELYN I. CARTEE John 1 5: 5 JON R. CHAFFIN Colossians 4:12 JANET M. DAWSON Philippians 3:12,13 MILDRED J. DEREMER Colossians 3:15 V -14 JAMES W. ELLIS Philippians 1:6 VENETIA C. FELTON Colossians 4:2 ANNE B. FLEECE Psalm 107:9 EVA NELL FLEMING James 4:6,7 THEODORE FREDERICK, Jr. Ephesians 2:1 LENARD J. FROM Philippians 1:21 ANTHONY R. GOULD I Timothy 1:12 DOLORES E. HARKER Colossians 3:1-3 BARBARA A. HARRIS Psalm 32:8 ■15 WILLEM HERMAN Philippians 3:10 MARGARET L. HOLTON Galatians 1:4 BEVERLY J. HUBBARD Colossians 1:18 JOAN F. HUFFSTETLER Philippians 4:13 HELEN M. KASSNER Ephesians 6: 10 DONALD R. HUMMEL I Thessalonians 5:24 BENJAMIN L. KISTLER II Corinthians 12:9 PATRICIA M. KISTLER Proverbs 3:5,6 DOROTHY R. KNEFF Psalm 139:9,10 PHILLIP K. S. LAM John 15:16 46 MARY LOU LEE Psalm 32:8 DALE M. LEITSCHUCK Proverbs 3:5,6 ROBERT A. LLOYD II Corinthians 9:15 JOAN E. LUNDVALL Genesis 17: 16 BEATRICE C. LYDECKER Psalm 84:11 JEWEL Y. MALONE Psalm 48:14 DAVID A. MARSH Matthew 28:19,20 BARBARA A. MARSHALL John 15:11 KENNETH M. MICK 11 Timothy 1:7 M. ANNE MLLER Philippians 3:10 n ■ Jn i 47 ANNE RUSSELL Colossians 3: 1-3 LARRY P. MO R REN Romans 10:15 SCOTT W. NYBORG John 3:3 LAUREL L. POLAR Psalm 51:17 BOBBY L. POOLE Philippians 4:5,6 SUE PORTER Colossians 4:12 FAY SPEARS Ephesians 1:3 DELMAR F. STAFFORD Psalm 18:30 BETTY F. STAUFFACHER John 10:4 ANNA MARIE SYWULKA Philippians 2:13 48 47k 4T h JMJ Sfr M MARY ANN THOMAS Philippians 1:9,10 GEOFFREY F. VICTOR Colossians 1: 10 CHARLES M. WATKINS Psalm 27:1 ROBERT W. WATSON Ephesians 1 :3 ANNE K. WILSON Psalm 25:3,4 JOHN A. WOOD Philippians 3: 10 ' The Thinker ' Professionals? 49 76 £ ok t£e C 064 ,  ttfy cvide«t yiadicf, 6ea u ty, f e 6teet znd died to ta e tuaacf ttuf t t. SOPHOMORES Mr. George W. Dollar has been a source of blessing to the sophomore class throughout the year as their adviser. His sense of humor and close relation to the Lord have added zest to the socials, prayer meetings and class chapels. Canadian bom, he was educated at Gordon College and Gordon Divinity School. He has also taken subsequent work toward a Ph.D. at Boston University. He has pastored three churches since 1947, and at present serves as pastor of Bethany Baptist Church in Cayce, South Carolina. President FORREST LAYMAN Vice-president PAUL SYWULKA Secretary MARY LATTA Treasurer SUZANNE RAYMOND 50 Patricia Acton John Addington —Jam m HL Charles Akins Nancy Akins Gay Anderson Carol Barber Naida Barker Christian Bastke Eugene Bell Jill Bembrick Ann Black Rebekah Bollman Mary Bond 51 Betty Boston Faye Bragg I i Bob Briley Sandra Brooks Claire Burford Wayne Chaffin Julia Chreptak Wayne Coone Marvin Cosper David Crocker Leroy Dozier Gerald Dreher Anne Estes 52 Ross Fair Audre Fox Sharon Gould Joan Gregory Shirley Haight James Hammond William Harris Les Hobbins Darlene Hokanson Larry Holland r Donna Hudson Laurens Hudsoi David Hunt m 53 Robert Iriana Betty Jenkins Nadine Kernodle Nancy Lathrop David Latta Martha Lehmann Rose Losey Mary Lowe Alice Loyd Lewis Manning Patricia Merritt Paul Miller Arnold Moffett Richard Pelonero 54 Annabelle Plett Barbara Powell Charles Renken Russell Repp Bong Ro Floisa Santini Harley Schrock Ronald Shifflett Ann Smith Betty Smith James Snowberger Richard Steed June Steedly Lyn Studer r , r ) Franklin Taylor Barbara Thierry Jerri Van Winkle Duane Vermeland Gregg Waller John Waller James Wenger Judith Wengert Victor Wilkinson Janet Wilson Larry Wilson Martha Woll Mildred Woll Beatrice Wood Elizabeth Wright 56 57 7 6e t 6 u4t 46cvU c tte s4nd ta£e me fame, 706 t joy tAaU fail my 6eantf FRESHMEN In September, ' war babies ' arrived at C.B.C. Members of this class have never lived without bloody wars, hot wars or cold wars. It is refreshing to have a class that enrolls for boot training as soldiers of the Cross. I hope many will soon be prepared to know Him and to make Him known. This expresses the desire of the Freshman class advisor, Mr. Petty, as he shares in the joys and problems of this class. Big Brother and Big Sister of the Freshman class: Ross Lyon and Mary Ruth Ball. Ronald Adcock Barbara Ardis i Dianna Arnold V ?f Julianne Baker Robert Barbee Ian Barnes Joyce Barrick fk Patricia Bellah Nicky Blackford Helen Blackstock Wayne Bright Kathleen Brook David Brunner Robert Byers James Carr Mary Casler Sylvia Chapman Catherine Cherry V.) John Clagett Helen Clark Kathleen Costello Emilie Crane Willie Crockett Margie Culley Fred DuBois Caroline DuRant Dick Dye Betty Fiird Sam Eisenback John Felker David Fleece Eugene Frye Mozelle Gardner 60 Ra Del Gardner Dorothy Glahn Alice Graves Marjorie Harris Patricia Hendrickson Herbert Heyl Clyde Hiestand Robert House r Adrian Jack Yvonne Johnson . 4«crr — Walter Jones 4 M Norman Keefe Roy Kemodle Gloria Klare Garry Kortz rkd 01 June Krogh Judith Lamplugh Christine Latta Robert Lee Nina Le Master Toni Long Jean Lyon George Macknee Frances Maxwell Marshall McClintock James McDougall Jean McKinlay Frank Merry Iris Morgan Andrew Nave 62 Robert Norris William Norton Doris Qswandel Roy Oswandel David Rauppius Gerald Richardson Paul Roberts Marianne Schabaker Gladys Sharp Gene Shasteen Larry Shicks Lewis Smith Sandy Outlar Stephen Poore Miriam Pope 63 Robert Smith Ruth Ann Smith Ann Solomon Bill Solomon Emma Stanley Bob Teems John Trent Robert Vajko Ron Van Pelt Waltraut Vetter Dale Vought Carol Weber Martha Wheeler Bob Wilkinson Gloria Workman Be mice Young 64 7 e s4 Kef ' Scutd @CUHC . . . W . - V - - Ja. ■ « 4 3H1 j iS( ? j Ai ' -«r • (£ ■ irJte ' 44K J 1 1 ' •• We V ' ! ' A J 1 ' r m iftifgl i. ki fj I ' ' • - — m 1 Aa i : pijji 1 (tlji M .r ST JLv ?.Ji a s«. W S ' Did t6e Setacv. 65 tff (fact, 6 mv yteat 7 tw antf GRADUATES Dear Grads, ' I thank my God upon every remembrance of you. ' Our fellowship during the year has been wonderful, and we praise me Lord that He has permitted us to have this close asso- ciation with you during the year. As you leave, you may be sure that our prayers will gc with you, for we thank God for each one of you. May the Lord bless you as you go. In Christ, your Pop. So writes the dearly loved ' Pop ' Supplee. Mr. Supplee has been at the Bible College since 1951, teaching students his practical knowledge and sharing his experiences acquired during missionary service in India from 1921 to 1949. He earned his B.A. degree at Pennsylvania State University and his M.Ed, at the University of Pittsburgh. S ecretary-Tre asurer DORIS BJORKMAN B.E., National Col- lege of Education President JOSEPH BLAKESLEE B.S., Rutgers Uni- versity Vice-president CHARLES HALEY B.A., University of Illinois 66 ANNE LOUISE ATKINSON B.S., Wheaton College JO ANN ADER M.D., University of Texas PAUL ALLISON B.E.E., University of Minnesota EVELYN BAILLIE B.A., Bob Jones Uni- versity LEONA BAIR B.A., Bryan Uni- versity WALTER BAUDER B.S., Taylor Uni- versity PHILIP BAUGH B.B.E., Columbia Bible College JAMES BRINKLEY B.A., University of Richmond MARLENE BURT B.S., University of Minnesota MARY LEE BUTLER JOY COPP HUBERT COX ELOISE CRANFORD B. FA., Syracuse B. A., Wheaton Col- B.A., Free Will B.E., Columbia Bible University lege Baptist Bible College College 4« kA 67 GERRY DANIELS BS, Western Michigan University MARY LOUISE DAVIS BS, University of Illinois PHYLLIS DROWN BME, Cornell College CLIFFORD ECKSTROM BS, MS, University of Minnesota THELMA EWERT BA, Wheaton College PIERRE FERVERDA BS, University of Indiana DIAN FREW BS in Ed. Fredonia State Teachers ' Col- lege PATRICIA GAMBLE BA, Evansville Col- lege JOAN GIVENS BS, East Strausburg State Teachers ' Col- lege EDWARD GLAZIER BS, Wheaton College MD, George Washing- ton University DAVID GOLDMANN, Jr. JO ANN HALEY BS, University of Illinois ALLYN KENNETH HIBBS HUNTZINGER BBE, Columbia Bible BS in CE, Drexel In- College stitute of Technology 68 GRACE HUTCHINS THOMAS JOHNSON CLAY JOHNSTON DOROTHY JAMES BA, in Bible, North- BA, Rutgers University BS in CE, Virginia BA, Illinois State western Bible College Polytechnic Institute Normal University LEROY KILLMAN BA in BE, Lee College JOHN LAYMAN BS, Westminster Col- lege CAROL McCONAUGHY BS in Nursing, Cornell University ELISABETH MILLS BA, Pillsbury Bible College RONALD NASSHAN BE, Columbia Bible College NANCY NEELY BA, Wheaton College DONNIE PLETT ONA RAMSEY WILLIAM ROGERS AB, Grace Bible BS, Wisconsin State BCE, Polytechnic In- RHETT SANDERS Institute Teachers ' College stitute of Brooklyn BA Erskine College d M 69 LOYD SHELTON MARY SHIRES B.A., Lincoln Me- B.S., Whitworth Col- morial University lege n . . GENE SMITH RALPH SMITH B.S., Cornell Univer- Georgia Institute oi sity Technology ROGER SNYDER B.C.E., Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute DIANE SOUTH B.A., Douglass Col- lege MARK TATSUTA B.B.E., Columbia Bible College REDFORD TRAMELL B.M.E., Georgia Insti- tute of Technology ROGER TRIPP B.A., Free Will Baptist Bible College WARREN TRIPP Rensselaer Polytech- nic Institute ROBERT VETTER B.A., Columbia Bible MARILOU WAITE ERIC WRIGHT ESTHER LINDEMAN College University of Toronto University of Toronto B. A., Oberlin College ft l lM 70 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS ARIEL ATWOOD GERALD BALLARD NANCY BEEMAN THOMAS BHAME ARLENE CANFIELD CHARLES CARLILE MARY JANE CASLER FRANCES DICKINSON PATRICIA FLOWERS HAROLD GOLDMANN SAMMIE JO HUTCHINSON RACHEL HUTCHISON CLYDE JOHNSON BARBARA KAMP BOB LIVINGSTON DONALD McIVER GERTRUDE McLELLAN HARRY MORRIS LYLE SCHOLZ JOHN SHAW GEORGE SIMON HEATHER SUTHERLAND GENE TINDALL NOREEN VAJKO GEORGE VINES STANLEY WHITNEY « fM W 4tKf my toed, my SaJRpx fod t 7 W pte zt 76ou ant. 6oev yneatjf eu tmtf 18L 76e t 4iH$ Htty 4 ud, ny Scutiowt, (pad ta ?6ee; ?W an zt ?6ou out, xv pieat ?6occ antf 72 JS ' JA, ■ ' m ' F ' mtr- .i r ■3 ;•• ' -.-V.! iiiii