Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

I I Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. XnM -Ov % v Uiih p. re entlna ih 9 FINIAL COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA — jo Sena Jr uou . . . a Jhat alt the peoples of tht ma u know that Aehovah, there id none elde. earth, J re id Ljod, 1 J(in$ 8:60 ■ CAN THE WORLD KNOW? I We pray that as you leaf through your FINIAL you may again see the great need of missions. May God ' s concern be yours. May your daily living with God, whether in the classroom or on your Christian Ser- vice assignment, point you toward the fulfilling of this need. Are you willing to be sent? c tent 6 on i en Dedication 4 Faculty and Staff 7 President 9 Classes ■ ' Seniors 1 Juniors 6 Sophomores 32 Freshmen 38 Graduates 43 Second Semester Students ... . . .48 Activities 51 3 cJjedicat ion I fir. tjeorae W. Supple T o P According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Philippians 1:20 Our 1962 FINIAL is dedicated to one, beloved by all of us, who has known the need of missions and has labored long at the battle front. It is to you, George W. Supplee, that we give this honor. In 1921, on your honeymoon, you and your wife sailed for India as missionaries under the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Association. You founded Christian schools, compiled a hymn book, took evangelistic tours into sur- rounding areas, and translated the New Testament into the Angami-Naga language. When the Indian government underwent political changes in 1949, you were falsely accused of inciting rebellion amongst the Nagas. Six weeks to leave the country were granted to you. You left even sooner when a plot to kidnap you was exposed. In 1951, you came to CBC. With the exception of the year spent in the capacity of assistant principal at Ben Lip- pen School, you have taught here. Whether you are teaching us in classes, talking with us at the mail boxes, or leading us in a chorus medley in Chapel, we know that you have a concern for each one of us which goes far beyond the area of our school life. To each one here at CBC, you are our Pop . ' Say, ' Pop 1 , who gets your rosebud today? d5oard of Jrudteed MR. PAUL R. ALDERMAN, JR. Sumter, South Carolina MR. F. C. ALDRIDGE Savannah, Georgia MISS MARGARET M. CHILDS Columbia, South Carolina MISS MARY C. DIBBLE Columbia, South Carolina DR. G. ALLEN FLEECE Columbia, South Carolina REV. J. D. HOWELL Sumter, South Carolina MR. MELVIN E. KELLAR Dalton, Georgia DR. J. PARK McCALLIE Chattanooga, Tennessee REV. STEPHEN F. OLFORD New York, New York MR. DAVID H. PETTY Greensboro, North Carolina DR. ALAN REDPATH Chicago, Illinois MR. ANTHONY T. ROSSI Bradenton, Florida MR. GEORGE H. ROWLAND Sumter, South Carolina DR. T. STANLEY SOLTAU Memphis, Tennessee DR. W. A. WHITESELL Columbia, South Carolina  3o Send jr uou to labor unrewar F A C U L J Y u out red Ident 5 thouaht 9 ' Looking through this year ' s FINIAL, as you will often do in days ahead, you will feel the heart-beat of C. B. C. reflected and preserved in its pages. Actually, it is the heart-beat of the Bible, the risen life of the indwelling Lord surging out to the ends of the earth, which you have re- alized during your days as students at C. B.C. It is missions; the inevitable out- reach of the indwelt life. We need to be reminded, again and a- gain, of the things that are of greatest importance. We will need to be reminded that missions are not to have a place in our lives, but our whole lives are to have a place in missions. We will need to be reminded that, in the words of A. J. Gor- don, We do not stand in the world bear- ing witness to Christ, but we stand in Christ bearing witness to the world. Whenever you read the FINIAL may you ever be found abiding in God ' s missionary purpose . President G. Allen Fleece jracult y DR. G. ALLEN FLEECE REV. JAMES M. HATCH B.A. , B.D. , D.D. - President; Eng- B.A. , Th. M. , M. A. - Dean of the lish Bible. Faculty; Anthropology, Biblical Hermeneutics, Psychology, English Bible. DR. PAUL G. CULLEY B. A. , M. A. , M. D. - Director of Graduate School of Missions, Hy- giene, Missions, Science. RICHARD P. ELTON Business Manager REV. JOHN KER MUNRO B.A. , Th. M. - Director of Admis- sions; Biblical Introduction, History, Missions. jracult y REV. J. OTIS BRASWELL B.A. in B. E. - Dean of Men; Ori- entation, Philosophy. MISS SARA M. PETTY B. A. , M. A. in B. E. - Dean of Women; Orientation, Philosophy. MR. NEWELL D. FERRIS B. A. in B. E. - Registrar; Educa- tion, English. MR. EARL P. McQUAY B. A. in B. E. - Assistant to the President. MISS MARGARET J. DOWDLE B.S. , M.S. - Dietitian. jracult v MISS RUTH ELLIOTT B. A. ; Education, English. MISS NANCY E. HAVLICK B. A. in B. E. , M. A. in B. E. ; Edu- cation. MR. WILLIAM L. HOYT MISS KATHRYN E. McCLARTY MISS MARGUERITE H. McQUILKIN B. A. -Voice. B.A. , M.A. ; French, Spanish. B. A. in B. E. , B. A; , M. Ed. ; Edu- cation, English. jracuit v MR. THOMAS M. PETTY B.A. , M.A. in B. E. , M. Ed. -Di- rector of Christian Service for Men; Religious Education. REV. FRANK H. SELLS 5. A. inB. E., B.A., Th. B. , Th. M English Bible MR. RAYMOND F. SHEPHERD MISS DOROTHY M. STRAUSS- MR. GEORGE W. SUPPLEE 3. A. , M.A. - Homiletics, Speech. B.A. - Director of Christian Service B. A. , M.Ed. - Missions Religious for Women; Religious Education. Education. Ssacult y MR. G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE , A. , M. Mus. - Director of Music; Music MISS KATHRYN L. WARREN B. S. , M. A. - English MR. DOUGLAS S. WATSON REV. CHARLES J. WENZEL MISS SHIRLEY N. WOOD B. A. in B. E. , B. D. - Biblical Intro- B.A. in B. E. , B. D. - English Bible, B. S. in Library Science - Librarian, duction, Greek, Hebrew. Greek, Theology. £9f£ Staff Miss Agncss J. Barr Miss Annette M. Brannon Miss Elva H. Brownlee Mr. B. F. Carlisle Mrs. Paul G. Culley Miss Katharine Cumming Miss Helen Fahringer Miss Joan L. Givens Mrs. Frizelle A. Hill Mr. Albion P. Holbrook Miss Jane E. Ketchum Mrs. Carolyn Loveland Mr. George A. Martin Miss Jessie M. McGarity Miss Margaret Norris Mr. Russell L. Olson Miss Sarah B. Overstreet Mrs. Milton M. Reid Mr. Donald J. Ritter Mr. rxJictt Sanders Miss Verne Scott Miss Doris S ciders Mrs. Gladys H. Shepherd Miss Ann Smith Mrs. John StaulTacher Miss June Steedly Miss Charlotte B. Watson Miss Mildred L. Wolf r lm a 1 1 I a t io aier Columbia, Alma Mater, Thy name we would adorn, With filial devotion, Of veneration born. In land of golden jasmine, And fair magnolia white, Thy towers are pointing upward Toward God and Heaven and Light. Of rare and costly marble Thy walls were never reared; But sons and daughters noble, To whom His grace appeared, Have ever been thy bulwarks, Thy rare adornment too, Columbia Bible College, Our Alma Mater true ! The vision thou hast given Of truth and human need, ' Inspires us all to service, To sow the precious seed. May we in consecration To Jesus Christ alone, Fulfill thy sacred purpose: TO KNOW AND MAKE HIM KNOWN. I R - 3o Aend jr uou to bind th braided and brok C L A S S E S s. eniorA CLASS OFFICERS Paul Thompson President Larry Anderson Vice-President Betty Efird Secretary Margie Culley Treasurer MR. RICHARD ELTON Advisor E. LAWRENCE ANDERSON Future Plans: Youth for Christ Overseas For the battle is not yours, but God ' s. II Chron. 20:15b GAY A. ANDERSON Future Plans: Missionary - Europe Now the God of peace . . . make you perfect in every good work to do his will, working in you that which is well pleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ. Hebrews 13:20, 21 CAROL P. BARBER Future Plans: Indefinite 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 NANCY L. BEEMAN I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 PATRICIA BELLAH Future Plans: Tfeacher ... all things through Christ Phi J. FA YE BRAGG Future Plans: Missionary The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want ... I will fear no evil for thou art with me. Psalm 23:1, 4b SYLVIA J. CHAPMAN The Lord is my shepherd, that ' s all I want. CATHERINE E. CHERRY Future Plans: Missionary 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. Gal. 2:20 HELEN F. CLARK Future Plans: Missionary Let die beauty of the Lord our God be upon us: and establish thou the work of our hands. Psalm 90:17 WILLIE C. CROCKETT Future Plans: Missionary Evangelist Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel: for as a prince hast thou power with God and with men, and hast prevailed. Genesis 32:28 L. MARGUERITE CULLEY Future Plans: Teacher Thou wilt show me tire path of life; in thy pres- ence is fullness of joy, at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Psalm 16:11 RICHARD H. DYE Future Plans: Missionary He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same beareth much fruit: for apart from me ye can do nothing. John 15:5 eniorS BETTY J. EFIRD Future Plans: Indefinite But he saith unto them, it is I; be not afraid. John 6:20 SAMUEL J. EISENBACK, JR. Future Plans: Missionary That in all things he might have the preemi- nence. Col. 1:18b DAVID F. FLEECE Future Plans: Missionary As ray Father hath sent me, even so send I you. He that sent me is with me. John 20:21; 8:29 PAULINE A. FRAMBACH Future Plans: Youth Worker I will give them one heart, and one way, that they may fear me for ever, for the good of them, and their children after them. Jeremiah 32:39 EUGENE A. FRYE Future Plans: Missionary Roll thy way upon Jehovah; trust also in him, and he will bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 ALICE B. GRAVES Future Plans: Missionary Your heavenly father knoweth that ye have need of all these things . . . seek ye first his kingdom, and his righteousness. Matthew 6:32, 33 SHIRLEY M. HAIGHT Future Plans: Missionary For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21 JOHN F. HAINES Future Plans: Missionary But thanks be unto God, who always leadeth us in triumph in Christ ... II Cor. 2:14 ■ ■iMaaa PAUL HATCH Future Plans: Missionary Be strong and of good courage and do it. I Chron 28:20 J. CLYDE HIESTAND Future Plans: Indefinite Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Psalm 37:4 ELIZABETH A. HILL Far be it from me to glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. Gal. 6:14 VIVIAN W. Y. HO Future Plans: Missionary Draw me, I will run after thee ... Song of Solomon 1:4a E. WALTER JONES Future Plans: Teacher And God is able to make all grace abound toward you that ye always having all sufficiency in all things may abound to every good work. II Cor. 9:8 NORMAN L. KEEFE Future Plans: Missionary - South America And they that are in the flesh cannot please God. Rom. 8:8 KERMIT E. LAMB Future Plans: Literature and Bible Teaching in Europe. God . . . who saved us, and called us with a holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose and grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus before times eternal. II Timothy 1:9 JUDITH F. LAMPLUGH But our sufficiency is of God. II Cor. 3:5b S enio rd NINA C. LeMASTER Thou art my portion, O Lord; I have said that I would keep thy words. Psalm 119:57 LOUISE G. LLOYD Future Plans: Indefinite The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. Psalm 23:1 DAVID C. MATTHEWS Future Plans: Missionary Translator And deliver them who through fear of death were all their lifetime subject to bondage. Heb 2:15 E. MARSHALL McCLINTOCK The Lord will perfect that which concerneth me. Psalm 138:8 IRIS A. MORGAN Future Plans: Missionary But of him are ye in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, and righteousness, and sancti- fication, and redemption. I Cor. 1:30 ROBERT A. NORRIS For apart from me ye can do nothing. John 15:5 DORIS M OSWANDEL Future Plans: Teacher For the Lord God will help me; therefore shall I not be confounded: therefore have I set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be ashamed. Isaiah 50:7 CAROL V. OWENS Future Plans: Children ' s Worker . . . He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 KENNETH G. REDDINGTON Future Plans: Missionary - Japan Through his great promises ye may become par- takers of die divine nature. II Peter 1:4 MARIANNE J. SCHABACKER Future Plans: Indefinite My soul, wait thou only upon God; for my expec tation is from him. Psalm 62:5 DONALD D. SHOUSE Future Plans: Missionary . . . he which has begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 GEORGE SIMON Future Plans: Further preparation . . . far be it from me to glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world hath been crucified unto me, and I unto the world. Gal. 6:14 RUTH ANNE SMITH Future Plans: Missionary My times are in thy hand. Psalm 31:15 SUZANNAH M. SOLOMON Future Plans: Missionary It is God which worketh in you both the wanting to do and the doing of his good pleasure. Phil. 2:13 BOB A. TEEMS Future Plans: Missionary . . . much more, being reconciled, shall we be saved by his life ... Romans 5:10 HAL F. THOMPSON Future Plans: Missionary - Central America For we are the circumcision, who worship by the Spirit of God, and glory in Christ Jesus, and have no confidence in the flesh. Phil. 3:3 s. eniorA PAUL E. THOMPSON Future Plans: Seminary; Missionary Blessed be the Lord who daily beareth our bur- den. Psalm 68:19 ROBERT J. VAJKO Future Plans: Missionary - Europe Except a grain of wheat fall into the earth and die, it abideth by itself alone; but if it die, it bear- eth much fruit. John 12:24 RONALD R. VAN PELT Future Plans: Further Schooling But God is the strength of my heart and my por- tion for ever. Psalm 73:26b DALE G. VOUGHT Future Plans: Missionary And the heathen shall know that I am the Lord, saith the Lord God, when I shall be sanctified in you before their eyes. Ezekiel 36:23b H. ANNETTE VOUGHT Future Plans: Missionary Lord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life. John 6:68 JOHN L. WALLER Future Plans: Missionary - Brazil . . . Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. Joshua 1:9 CAROL Y. WEBER Future Plans: Missionary ' The Lord will perfect diat which concerneth me. Psalm 138:8 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Future Plans: Home Missionary Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch can- not bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me. John 15:4 LYN WILSON Future Plans: Missionary That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing. Col. 1:10 ESTHER WONG Future Plans: Indefinite My grace is sufficient for thee. II Cor. 12:9 The solemn march into the auditorium, An inspiring message, The giving of diplomas, and suddenly you are on your own! Even so send I you Congratulations, seniors! Your day of days will soon be here! I I III ' k. 3 uniorS CLASS OFFICERS Chester Wood President Richard Arthur Vice-President Judith Speas Treasurer LaDonna Griggs Secretary MISS KATHRYN WARREN Advisor Nola Allmand Richard Arthur Ian Barnes Paul Bowers Wayne Bright Dennis Brindley Robert Byers Nancy Call David Cross Bob Davis Howard Dearborn Howard Dial Larry Downs David Drummond Fred DuBois Peggy Flewallen Charles Fortner David Fraser Dolores Garippa Frank Gill LaDonna Griggs Betty Hampt Mac Hathaway Allen Heatherly Dorothy H ightshue Hugh Holleman Roberta Hunter Joanne Jodon Melanie Kaltenbaugh Robert Kennedy Donald Kitchen Garry Kortz Donna Kossen Lois Langford Esther Lehmann David Linden Donald Linquist Jimmy Littlejohn Anita Loft in Howard Loveland Richard McCloy Raymond Miller Harry Moyer Ralph Newman William Norton Arnold Olver Sandy Outlar Julie Phillips Jeannette Pugsley Mark Pullen Sally Ritchey Susan Roberts Virginia Rumsey Luise Schabacker Barbara Shaw Judith Speas Peggy Stanfield Emma Stanley Anne Sterrett Ron Stoltzfus Heather Sutherland Robert Thomas Sven Thulin Gene Tindall Richard Trott Lois Van Benthuysen Duane Vcrmeland Robert Wagler Sandra Wiggs Mervyn Williams Sharon Witters Chester Wood Where are we in the outline, Mr. Wenzel? opnomo P res CLASS OFFICERS James Fasold President Rollie Reynolds Vice-President Elizabeth McClendon Secretary Duane Sisson Treasurer MR. DOUGLAS WATSON Advisor Elizabeth Albright Faye Areheart Shirley Baker Janice Bellah Ronald Bergen Jeannette Bolton Judy Beane Jacqueline Beaty Barbara Bowers Lynne Bradley Janice Bright Addie Mae Brunner Charles Bryan Glen Byerly Samuel Calhoun Philip Capra Deanna Carter Gail Chase Anne Childs Jane Choma Gail Christian Gloria Clark Carol Crumley Carole Cunio Carlos Concha Faith Costanza Juanita Cowart Paul Danielson Betty Jo Davis John Dodd S onh omoreS Phyllis Doty Wallace Early James Fasold Wilson Fleming Barbara Fornelius Edward Friedman Anthony Gibson Margaret Graffius Theodore Haas Larry Hailey Duaine Hamilton Lillian Harris Phyllis Harrison James Hatch Bonnie Hays Janet Heiser Patricia Hewitt Donald Highlander Barbara Honan Alvie Howe Adrian Jack Erik Jacobson Theodore Jager Donald Jarvis Jeanette Jay Janet Johnson John Keeble Odell Kiesow Deborah Kirkwood Craig Kortz David Langford Dwight Lind Phyllis Lytle - Robert Marshall Elizabeth McClendon Ann McCullough Donald Mclver Grace McKee Jimmie Mills Joyce Mills S ophomo Pamela Mohlmann Paula Mohlmann Barbara Murren Charlotte Mutschler Anne Neese Virginia Ogden Sandra Osborne Joy Owens Gerrard Pagels Linda Patterson Alice Propst Sue Quin Billy Reese Elouise Renich Rollie Reynolds Grace Richardson Rebecca Riley Patricia Rogers Jane Revis Judith Revis Linda Roper Joanne Rota Elizabeth Smith William Rutledge Sara Salyards Lorraine Schuster Duane Sisson Nancy Small Myrna Smith William Spanjer Alfred Stanley Mary A. Stauffacher Charles Steger Charles Stewart Elizabeth Sutherlin Stephen Sywulka Barbara Jo Tripp Carol Tumquist Barbara Venlet George Warren Donald Watson Donald Winhold David Wissel Lawrence Young Frederick Zoeller J re5n men DAVID STEELE Freshmen Representative MR. G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE Advisor f riB H 1 ■ V « 1 y Vf- f tf lli 4 M III Jerry Albert Juanita Anderson Helen Barr Lawrence Bateman Esther Blake Jennie Sue Blevins Ronald Brookshire Becky Brown John Calhoun Samuel Calhoun Donald Cerncy Ruth Chiu Dorothy Cline Walter Clinton Anne Corwin $ Donna Covey Carroll Crawford Darlene Crockett Myron Davis William Davis Kendra Dayger James Dodge Lucy DuRant Rebecca DuVal William Eisenhuth Constantine Elliott Larry Fish Elizabeth Flinkman Kenneth Floyd Sandra Fowler Dorothy Frede George Gamerdinger Dorothy Garippa Kathryn Garrison Bonnie Gevas Dian Glenn Gladys Godshall Lois Goertz Carter Grady Marlene Graffius Elizabeth Grantham James Graves Joyce Grooms Beatrice Hampt Ray Harley ZJ-re5rt men Gay Hartzell James Heath Elna Heineman Judith Heinze Wilma Heitzman Ann Hill Douglas Hollberg Juanita Holleman Eleanor Holmes Joyce Holmes Joseph Howe Thomas Hutson Herbert Iman William John Karen Johnson POP Edward Jones William Jones Marlou Joyner Helen Kent Marguerite Khelghatian Frank Kieran Deborah Laidlaw Francis Leclerc Meryl Linquist Anne Liss Amy Liu Betty Maley Joyce Matthews Elizabeth Maxwell James McClintock Larry McCullough Jane McDaniel Linda McLean Kay Megginson Joe Messer Ben Miller Anna Moore Magnolia Moore Willie Morris Virginia Morse William Moser Judith Murray Carol Neimiller Linda Neimiller Carolyn Novak Emmy Omaye Garrett Overhiser Jane Parrott Robert Partin Carole Paulinyi Charles Penner Macy Petty James Pond Laree Powell Frances Reed Gail Robinson Blanchard Romaine Elva Ronson Catherine Rountree James Rouse srredh men Carolyn Tillotson Margaret Turnipseed Jeri Van Derwerker John Van Patten Barbara Vander Ploeg Delaine Vatthauer Suzanne Walker Marguerite Waller Joseph Wallis John Watts William White Douglas Whiteside Linton Whittles Larry Woody Beverly Worling Sarah Rowland Patricia Royal Elizabeth Russell Janice Russell Kenneth Schnell Philip Schrock Barbara Seychew Sandra Seychew Carolyn Shaw Peter Shillingsburg Edward Smith Ramey Solomon Judith Stanfield David Steele Patricia Steele Bill Commons -- President George Hutchinson Vice-President Dottie Lasher Secretary-Treasurer Adreana Gagesteyn Social Chairman MR. CHARLES J. WENZEL Advisor Alice Aanensen Winston Allen Barbara Adolph Vivian Amos Robert Adolph Bryant Black Jimmy Aldridge Malcolm Bowes KJradi rauua ted Barbara Breneman Robert Briley Donald Burquest Janice Burton Patricia Carson Allen Chen Margery Christman William Commons Joyce Cox Jean DeYampert Clifford Eckstrom Mary Ann Fain Jay Fippinger Violet Fok Frank Forward Adreana Gagesteyn Suzanne Gebby Nancy Gegner Philip Gegner John George Marie Golike George Harvey Taylor Hill Doralee Howell Martha Hutcheson George Hutchinson Lillian Jump Priscilla Kehler Joan Kelly Robert Kilgore Luradua John Kimpcl Marilyn Larson Dorothy Lasher ted Nancy Ma Harry McNeely Lydie Miller Frankie Miyaishi James Moore David Mouw Brenda Pensinger Norman Richards Eleanor Rupp William Simpson Laura Smalluck Beverly Smith Dennis Wiggs Wesley Wentworth Kenneth Stone Geddic Strickland Hugh Summers Ebenezer Sunanda Barry Trulock John Vesey Second S emedter students ■i Paul Boone Sarah Jane Buller Charlotte Christensen Paul David Diana Davis Kay Graham Barbara Green Ardith Hampshire Myra Harris Kenneth Hill Robert Holsten William McCorkle Lawrence McKay Charlotte Mc Kinney Bruce New by Garland Ramsey Albrecht Schmid Mary Ellen Stanger David Strong David Vincent Robert Wilkinson Myra Winn Welcome to our CBC family! p. VI Aervcition oem of a S p All day long I ' ve winged my flight O ' er the grounds of CBC, And found convenient resting spots And interesting things to see. On that sandy stretch of land Stand the buildings that God gave, And gently round its boundaries The pine trees watch and wave. There ' s a calm, sweet restfulness Settled o ' er this hallowed place. I seem to see the light of Christ Aglow in every face. Oh, no, they do not sit all day And quietly meditate. They rush about from class to class At a very rapid rate. I see them on the sport ' s field And in chapel hear them sing, And oft they leave the campus On service for their King. I see then that their secret ' s Not curriculum nor creed. — The secret of their restfulness Is--Christ is there, indeed! M. A. Stauffacher 3o send r U)ou y to It uour life j ambition... A C T I V I T I E S tuueni Jf am Cfod -Jllmiakty; walk before me, and be thou perfect. Lueneiis 17 ' .1 Have you sometimes wondered who planned and directed the activities you attended, or who represented you to the faculty? As a member of the Student Association you elect the presi- dent, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. All other committee chairmen are appointed by the president. The Student Association tries to co-ordinate school life by promoting varied activities which aid the spiritual life and fellowship of the stu- dents. The Student Council, the executive body of the Student Association, plans and directs these activities. All other student organizations and publica- tions are supervised by the Council, yet oper- ate under their own constitutions and officers. STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Mr. Shepherd, Advisor; Bryant Black, Vice-President; Carol Barber, Treasurer; Louise Lloyd, Secretary; Dick Dye, President. Social Committee. A l atii SSocicition Student Council Meeting. V Program Committee, B St | B s Ma ft 1 ' ■ ft « ' ImBk Music Committee. oreian 9 ' m i5Aion5 FMF OFFICERS Adreana Gagesteyn, Treasurer; David Fraser, Vice-President; Susan Roberts, Secretary; John Haines, President The FMF group at Columbia Bible Col- lege, a member of the national organization of the Student Foreign Mission Fellowship, meets every Saturday evening. Visiting missionaries often bring the message be- fore the students separate into prayer groups representing various fields of the world. Every year a specific missionary project is chosen. This year the project has two parts. $5, 500 has been designated to the Voice of the Andes. HCJB-TV in Quito, Ecuador, has been licensed to operate the first TV studio in that city and will use the money to erect a TV antenna. Another $5, 500 has been allocated to the Central American Mission for their li terature ex- pansion. the FMF literature rack - the prayer groups - the project banks are all a vital part of the FMF program at CBC. Jjretlowshi r TO KNOW HIM ANDTOM- Returned veteran missionaries present the burden and challenge of missions to CBC ' ers at the weekly FMF meeting. — and are always available for personal interviews. Christ i an Leaving to teach Bible in public schools. A Puerto Rican chapel. MR. MRS. BRON CARLISLE Open Air Evangelism J to thee in tin MR. DAVID PETTY Director Men ' s Christian Service Department M 4 {_ %_ Bible Studies for prisoners. s. ervice 41. 1 . ..W x2gj£ , 5 C ■ ' i 1 ■ f J;; | ( The Spanish choir at Fort Jackson. Service at Fort Jackson. of the oLord of- rroitA. Bible clubs for children. MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS Director Women ' s Christian Service Department ii ■; ti ( kridtian 3 ervice Colored Bible Club Jjo uou hnow that J Cove Ae 4na Aeiui lovei me, too. -_y wonder if uou love rtim, Tna hnow that J re lovei uou f S portd r OUR TEAM Howard Loveland, Tom Hudson, Gene Frye, Larry Anderson, Sam Calhoun, Jon Stoltzfus, Carlos Concha, George Hutchinson, Manager. S ports T GET THAT BALL! THERE HE GOES -- STOP HIM! NICE PASS! A N S ivlusic Department MR. WILLIAM SUPPLEE Director of Music MR. WILLIAM HOYT Instructor in Voice MISS MARGARET NORRIS Instructor in Organ MISS CHARLOTTE WATSON Instructor in Piano 4 f : mm C-Aor THE AMBASSADOR CHOIR Mr. William Supplee, Director THE FRESHMEN CHOIR David Fleece, Director LAotV Jou All aboard ! The Christmas tour . . . one more avenue of service. Suitcase, anyone? We ' re off! as n Spn; $ 3fir§! jrinial Meet the press. The life and activities of the current school year are por- trayed in the FINIAL. A glimpse of the various phases of school life, as shown in this book, will probably bring back many mem- ories in the years to come. Betty Hampt, Edi- tor; Miss McClarty, Advisor; Heather Sutherland, Liter- ary Editor. Roberta Hunter, Typist; Donna Kos- sen, Artist; Mark Pullen, Business Manager. Harry Moyer, Pho- tographer. Ce Be Ci eun r. ' Each monthly edition strives to entertain and stimulate, to be approved and criticized, to chal- lenge and to activate the students at CBC. Its at- tractive format and sub- ject content have com- bined to make this year ' s CeBeCean truly enjoy- able. The staff meets for prayer and business. Roberta Hunter Head Typist Shirley Baker Circulation Manager Rollie Reynolds Associate Editor Mr. Newell Ferris Advisor Paul Bowers Editor Jd rar y Not to be ministered unto, but to minister is the library motto. It seeks to help with mate- rials for the catalog courses and to provide tools for Christian Ser- vice, FMF, and any other phase of CBC life. The quest for knowledge. Miss Wood, Librarian, and two student librarians. Wanted . . . visual aids. Studious loitering. J lt chert taff What appetites! Our dietitions, Miss Wolf and Miss Dowdle. Clean up is work and fun. Social rJLlfe I lever to be forgotten moments of Women 6 KJpen J rt brought back memories of the gracious, aristocratic Old South, --Spanish moss --beautiful flowers --lovely ladies in hoop skirts --gallant gentlemen i ■ ■ r — ■ ' Jjk 1 1 1 ! f 1 J ■£ •a g j ESj J c -r Qinci decile AtA tht that all the peopled of tht ma u know that Aehovahj there id none elde. SO SEND I YOU So send I you, to labor unrewarded To serve unpaid, unloved, unsought, unknown, To bear rebuke, to suffer scorn and scoffing, So send I you, to toil for me alone. So send I you, to bind the bruised and broken, O ' er wandering souls to work, to weep, to wake, To bear the burdens of a world aweary, So send I you, to suffer for my sake. So send I you, to loneliness and longing, With heart ahungering for the loved and known, Forsaking home and kindred, friend and dear one, So send I you, to know My love alone. So send I you, to leave your life ' s ambition, To die to dear desire, self-will resign, To labor long and love where men revile you, So send I you, to lose your life in Mine. So send I you, to hearts made hard by hatred, To eyes made blind because they will not see, To spend, though it be blood, to spend and spare not, So send I you, to taste of Calvary. As the Father hath sent me, so send I you. -- Margaret Clarkson Ard the rather hath dent me even So A em id r uou • • • that all the peoples of trie ei niau know that Aehovah, J4e is Joa, there is no -tli use. CREDIT DUE: Reprinted permission Brown Gold Publications: End Sheets - illustration by Sophie Muller Pictures: Pages 2, 3, 17, 51, 72. Reprinted permission American Bible Society: Pictures: Pages 7,51. So Send I You Copyright 19S4 by Moody Bible Institute. Assigned to Singspiration Inc. All rights reserv ed. Used by ' permission. I Wonder If You Love Him ' --Mrs. Aurora Shumate page 58 SvM ' V ' O ; ■■• ' i ' .-V;  • • ' X : X X