Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. TRIUMPH ThroughThe 40th YEAR 1963 COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE Columbia, South Carolina These forty years the Lord thy God hath been with thee; thou hast lacked nothing. (Deut. 2:7) 923 TRIUMPH Dr. Robert C. McQuilkin: Founder and President. The old chapel . PAST . . . Columbia Bible School was established in 1923 with an enrollment of eight students. Only God knew the trials and triumphs which lay ahead and His choice for its first president was a man upon whom He had long had His hand. From 1923 to 1952 Dr. Robert C. McQuilkin, through God ' s grace a man always in triumph , was the president of Columbia Bible Col- lege. He watched CBC grow through prayer into a Bi- ble College with its own campus in the heart of Co- lumbia, and he looked forward through faith to com- ing days of expansion and greater miracles than these. Dr. McQuilkin challenged the students ten years ago with this conclusion to a message on He- brews 11: Young people, go out and write a faith chapter of your own. Faculty Chapel message: Past. Present Classroom. . . . and PRESENT The present purpose for the existence of Columbia Bible College is the same purpose which prompted its establishment forty years ago: to train young people to know Him and to make Him known. CBC has developed and grown only because the Lord has en- abled its leaders to keep their eyes on this single goal. Through its interdenominational position, CBC has sought to contribute unity to the Church of Jesus Christ without compromising with or condoning any positions or beliefs which are dishonoring to Him. Since the fall of 1960, CBC has been operating on its new campus, six miles from Columbia. This year the Alumni Association took as its Thanksgiving Prayer Goal$100, 000 toward the construction of the McQuil- kin Memorial Administration building. An identical $100,000 goal for Thanksgiving, 1963, has already been set. Though many buildings which are urgently needed have not yet been constructed, that which we see so far reminds us daily that it is a miracle cam- pus, a triumphal exhibit of God ' s abundant provision. Dr. G. Allen Fleece: President New Dormitories Shortess Chapel: The Student Body TRIUMPH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT in SPIRITUAL LIFE While desiring to maintain a high scholastic level in accordance with standard college requirements, CBC continues to recognize the paramount importance of spiritual preparation and the necessity of placing young Christians in a training environment in which they will yield to the molding of God ' s will. Accred- ited by the Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges and recognized by the United States Office of Educa- tion, CBC has as the center of its curriculum the Word of God, offering at least sixteen Bible courses. To supplement the Christian ' s training, courses in edu- cation, religious education, music, missions, theol- ogy, foreign language, and many liberal arts are of- fered, with degrees of Biblical Education given. The Graduate School of Missions provides training on a graduate level leading to a degree of Master of Arts in Biblical Education or Bachelor of Divinity. Devotional Life Studying and sharing From one generation to another: TRIUMPH State fair booth: annual witness to thousands in CHRISTIAN SERVICE Christian service, engaged in weekly by every CBC student, is presently our most ob- vious way of Making Him Known. Those who are the Lord ' s long to tell others of Him, and CS assignments are designed to provide excellent opportunities for just that. Many methods and materials are used, but the mes- sage is always the same: Christ died to pardon sinners and free them from sin for a life of triumph! Open air van: training ground as well as harvest field. Colored Bible Club Freshman choir: one of many music ministries. TRIUMPH in SOCIAL and ATHLETIC In a balanced and Christ-centered social life-the polish which finishes the construction of the complete man of God - profitable, lasting friendships are made. Part of knowing Him is learning to recognize and respect Him in others; and the first step in making Him known is showing forth His love toward fellow Christians. In all that ye do in word or in deed, do all to the glory of God. This is living in TRIUMPH! Roommates i — I — | — ] — r-i — | — | — r Class Social DEVELOPMENT Close competition and keen enthusiasm character- ize CBC sports participation. Numerous sports (foot- ball, baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis weight-lifting, and many individual sports) provide energy outlets, relaxation, and body conditioning for all. In the midst of a world of books, the athletic courts and fields aid in teaching a truth which each growing Christian must realize: The Lord for the body and the body for the Lord, that in all things He might have the pre-eminence. Intra- mural Sports City League Basketball TRIUMPH in PURPOSE IJlw Distinctive f uraode of Columbia l Jible L-olle r the Son an of God con-.: of God. the method by ist. He is he truth to be program ion. This i - one does for the him. To Know Him am. children shall be taught of through the human teachers. Columbia all the truth that the Bible, the Bible must be the center of the curriculum. In keeping with this only one major I and that in the actual study of the Word of God Other subject matters are presented but are subordinated to. interpreted by and integrated with the word of God. Columbia Bible College offers a curriculum on a college level made up f ma iral world such as one would find in pecial revelation of the B l :ourses in Bible, theology and All these materials bear witness to and are summed son of the Lord Jesus. In order that the student mav learn Gods ways of making Christ known I anous forms of d opportunity d work personal work ig, and in ministries in music. In the in public schools. Christian education in the church hristian day school and music TABLE OF CONTENTS In Memoriam 10 Dedication 11 President ' s Letter 12 Board of Trustees ... .14 Administration 15 Activities 20 Athletics 34 Classes: Freshmen 42 Sophomores 48 Juniors 56 Graduates 62 Second-Semester 68 Seniors 70 N MEMORIAM M :  ■ MABEL E. BRIGGS 1874 - 1962 Since August 17, 196Z, our Miss Briggs has been present with her beloved Savior. Connected with the Bible College as an extension worker since 1926, Miss Briggs gave herself to prayer, witness, and love that she might reach the lost for Christ. Her life, one of constant giving, she has thus summarized, It has been all grace, grace, grace. One who lived in triumph here now lives in the constant presence of the Triumphant One. DEDICATION Mr. Frank Sells is a man with a radiant personality, a booming voice, and an obvious love for Jesus Christ. He graduated from CBC in 1932 and from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1935. After a year in the pastorate, he returned to CBC in 1936 to teach Bible. In August, 1942, Mr. Sells, most eligible bachelor of CBC, married Miss Amanda Dosser. For 27 years Mr. Sells has preached Christ to the students, exhorting, counseling, and befriending. None of the hundreds he has taught will for- get this man who demonstrated in humble straight-forwardness the life of the wanting to do and the doing of his good pleasure. Mr. Sells, we thank God for giving you to us for these years and wait with anticipation for every future ministry the Lord may have for us through you, whether teaching or writing. Bv3l ■ Mi ' iim 5H§3 Men WL 1 FROM THE PRESIDENTS DESK COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Nothing succeeds like success, as the old saying goes - then thou shalt have good success (Joshua 1:8). Nothing is as victorious as victory - God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ (I Cor. 15:57). Nothing is as triumphant as triumph - God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ (II Cor. 2:14). Nothing delivers like deliverance - and the Lord saved them by a great del (I Chron. 11:14). Nothing saves like salvation - Salvation is of the Lord (Jonah 2:9). Success , victory, triumph, deliverance , salvation all yours in Christ Jesus - Accept no substitutes! k« - • BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. PAULR. 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. MELVINE. KELLAR Dalton, Georgia REV. STEPHEN F. OLFORD New York, New York MR. DAVID H. PETTY Greensboro, North Carolina MR. ALAN REDPATH Edinburg, Scotland MR. ANTHONY T. ROSSI Bradenton, Florida MR. GEORGE H. ROWLAND Sumter, South Carolina DR.T. STANLEY SOLTAU Memphis, Tennessee MR. WENDELL H. TILLER Kingstree, South Carolina DR. PAUL R. VAN GORDER East Point, Georgia DR. W. A. WHITESELL Columbia, South Carolina Administration DR. G. ALLEN FLEECE B.A., B.D., D.D.; President, English Bible. REV. JAMES M. HATCH B. A. , Th.M. ; Dean of the Faculty; An- thropology, Biblical Hermeneutics, Psy- chology, English Bible. REV. J. OTIS BRASWELL B.A. in B.E. ; Dean of Men; Orientation, Philosophy. FACULTY MISS SARAH M. PETTY B.A. , M.A. in B.E.; Dean of Women; Orientation, Philo- sophy. MR. NEWELL D. FERRIS B.A. in B.E. ; Registrar; Education, English. DR. PAUL G. CULLEY B.A., M.A. , M. D. ; Di- rector of Graduate School of Missions, Hygiene, Missions, Science. MR. EARL P. McQUAY B . A . , in B . E . ; Assistant to the President. REV. JOHN KER MUNRO B.A., Th.M. ; Director of Ad- missions; Biblical Introduction; History, Missions. MR. RICHARD P. ELTON Business Manager MISS ELVA H. BROWNLEE B.A. inB.E.; Assistant Director Women ' s Christian Service; Reli- gious Education. MR. B. F. CARLISLE MISS MARGARET J. DOWDLE Senior Evangelist, Open Air Campaigners; B. S. , M.A. ; Dietician. Director of Evangelism; Religious Educa- tion. FACULTY MlSS RUTH ELLIOTT B.A. ; Education, English. MISS NANCY E. HAVLICK B.A. inB.E., M.A. in B.E. jEducation. MR. WILLIAM L. HOYT B.A. ; Voice. MR. PETER LETCHFORD B.A. , B. Music, M.A. ; Guest Instructor; English Bible, Missions. MISS KATHRYN McCLARTY B.A. , M.A.; French, Spanish. MISS MARGUERITE H. McQUILKIN B.A. in B.E. , B.A. , M.E. Education, English. MR. THOMAS M. PETTY B.A. , M.A. in B.E. , M.Ed. Director of Christian Service for men; Religious Education. REV. FRANK H. SELLS B.A. in B.E. , B.A., Th. B. , Th.M. English Bible. MR. RAYMOND F. SHEPHERD B.A. , M.A. jHomiletics, Speech. FACULTY MISS DOROTHY M. STRAUSS B. A. ; Director of Christian Service for Women; Religious Education. MR. DOUGLAS S. WATSON B.A. inB.D. , B.D.; Bib- blical Introduction, Greek, Hebrew. MR. G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE B.A. , M. Music; Director of Music; Music. REV. CHARLES J. WENZEL B.A. inB. E., B. D. ; English Bible; Greek, Theology. MISS KATHRYN L. WARREN B.S. , M.A.j English. MISS SHIRLEY N. WOOD B.S. in Library Science; Librarian. STAFF . LYMAN REED A. in B. E. ; Guest Instructor, 2nd Semester; iminary Linguistics. Miss Agness J. Ban Mrs. Margaret Bos Mrs. Ruth G. Brabazon Miss Katharine Cumming Miss Helen Fahringer Miss Joan Givens Mr. John F. Haines Mary Hill Mr. Albion P. Holbrook Mr. George P. Hutchinson Mrs. Carolyn Loveland Mr. George A. Martin Miss Jessie McGarity Mrs. Robert McQuillan Mr. Russell Olson Miss Sarah Overstreet Miss Mary Lou Pack Miss Lucy Peet Mr. Rhett Sanders Miss Verne Scott Miss Doris Ann Selders Mrs. Gladys H. Shepherd Miss Ann Smith Miss June Steedly Miss Charlotte Watson Miss Mildred L. Wolf Activities STUDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Chet Wood, Vice-President; Beth McClendon, Treasurer; Sue Roberts, Secretary; Jim Fasold, President. ASSOCIATION Every student currently enrolled at Columbia Bible College is a member of the Student Association. The Association exists for one purpose - that of serving and being a blessing to each individual student. The Student Council, representing the various organizations within the Associa- tion, cares for the business, decisions, and daily affairs of the Association. The three- Standing Sub- committees (Social, Program, Music), appointed by the President, plan and direct the varied activities of campus life. The President and his officers, elected by the student body, work in conjunction with the organizations within the Student Association, direct the Student Council, and represent the student body to the faculty. Program Committee Social Committee Student Council Poster Committee Music Committee Women ' s Dormitory Council Men ' s Dormitory Council CHRISTIAN SERVICE Guatemala deputation Christian Service Brigade MR. PETTY Director, Men ' s Christian Service Bible Class at Christian Day School Spanish Choir The Christian Service Departments of Columbia Bible College in the past have been used as a pattern for ser- vice by the Accrediting Association for Bible Schools and Colleges. Under the combined operation of men ' s and women ' s Christian Service departments, students participate in nearly thirty distinct fields of minis- try in an effort not only to trainthem- selves for future service, but in a present concentrated outreach to glorify the Lord through seeing souls accept Christ and grow in His grace. From the campus base the two directors, Miss Strauss and Mr. Petty, see students go out to take part in Bible Clubs, hospital visitation, church work, public school teaching, open air meetings, and a variety of other service opportunitites . Wheth- er in the Freshman Choir or on the Catawba Indian Reservation, CBC students continue to learn of Christ and serve Him who always leadeth us in triumph. MISS STRAUSS Director, Women ' s Christian Service Solo at Spanish Service Bible Club for children ' AM? MUSIC Ambassador Choir MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Convinced that music is essential to normal Christian life and growth, CBC offers many channels through which the Lord ' s new song can be expressed. For many years the Ambassador Choir (pictured above) has represented Jesus Christ and CBC and has held concerts all over the United States, from Vermont to Texas, from Florida to Illinois. The Freshman Choir and Spanish Choir complete the choral groups which represent the Christian Ser- vice department. Other choral groups which are assembled during the year as volunteer efforts are the Messiah Choir, and varying other seasonal cantata groups. Individual music development is stressed as a basic need in Christ- ian work today. Much opportunity, throughout the Southeast, as well as locally and on campus., is afforded for solo, instrumental, and small group music service opportunities. Trumpet Trio Ambassador Quartet MR. HOYT Voice Freshman Choir Girls ' Trio MR. SUPPLEE Director of Music MISS WATSON Piano FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP a Ym IHI kliFI Since 1936 when Columbia Bible College took an active part in the formation of the Student Foreign Missions Fellowship, FMF has been a vital part of CBC life. Part of FMF Project: VW bus for European Bible Institute, France. FMF OFFICERS: Paul Bowers, President; Roberta Hunter, Treasurer; Mary Ann Stauf- facher, Secretary; David Linden, Vice-Pres- ident. Steering Committee KNOW HIM AND ' O MAKE HIM Guest Speaker FMF objectives implicate each of 1) Every student recognizing and responding to the truth that every Christian has a personal responsibility in God ' s world missionary program. 2) Every student realistically facing the possibility that God wants him to serve on the ne- glected foreign fields. 3) Every student properly pre- pared, whether staying at home or going abroad, to serve God for foreign missions . Through weekly prayer groups and missionary programs, students are able to begin active participation in God ' s missionary program. The simple purpose of FMF is expressed in its motto: The Lord Jesus Christ unto the uttermost. 1. FMF Symposium ' LIBRARY The Office Efficient KITCHEN DIETICIANS: Miss Dow die and Miss Wolfe Cooking for 450 The cafeteria serving line The dish pit | Ce Be Cean Staff Lillian Harris, Associate Editor; Steve Sywulka, Editor. Ce Be Cean A literary monthly, the Ce Be Cean, provides interesting essays related to student ideas and activities. Thought provoking discussions of theology and missions are balanced by fiction and hu- mor. The Ce Be Cene, a weekly news branch of the Ce Be Cean, has as its pur- pose unified campus activity through a well-informed student body. Melanie Kaltenbaugh, Head Typist; Peg- gy Waller, Circulation Manager. lL.MWJwi) a u u 1 Ce Be Cene Staff Finial Staff Mr. Shepherd, Advisor; Rollie Reynolds, Editor. FINIAL The FINIAL, annual publication of Columbia Bible College is the per- manent, personal record of the ac- tivities and accomplishments of the school and its family during each school year. Though small in format and scope of coverage, it is intended to portray accurately, in only a gen- eral way, the purposes, the person- nel, the curriculum, and the life by which this institution is characterized. Sandy Seychew, Business Manager and Typist; Charles Bryan, Art Editor; Lillian Harris, Literary Editor. Ted Jones, Assistant Photographer; Bill John, Head Photographer. Athletics I I. Cut it out you guys - this is soccer! THE COURTS: Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis Ping it, man, ping it! Women ' s sports class Basketball at its exciting best Weight lifting for exercise Boys will be boys The hero gets it in the end Tense action No time for debate THE LEAGUE TEAM, Left to Right: J. Stoltzfus, Leinbach, McCuIlough, R. Stoltzfus, Fraser, McClintock, Foster. CONTRAST Player vs. Spectator City league action Cla sses Freshman Officers RICK MELLICK President MARTY JOHNSON ---Vice- President SUSAN WOOD Secretary CAROL LARSON Treasurer MR. RHETT SANDERS Freshman Advisor FRESHMEN Margaret M. Adams William M. Almack Kathleen N. Angle Lynn E. Archer I. Cecil Beach Richard E. Beam Kathleen H. Berry Paul B. Boone James L. Braden Jennie E. Bradshaw Glenn W. Bruckner Thomas S. Burris M. Averill Carlisle Jane M. Cates Sandra R. Clagett Florence R. Comito George W. Craig Henrietta M. Crockett Patricia J. Cropp Sylvia L. Cross William C. Crouse Sharon M. Deckert Jerilyn E. Degville Dorothy A. Downing Robert C. Durand John H. Fasold William S. Fogle Edward F. Foster Glen O. Foster Bonny L. Fredericks FRESHMEN £f. Q 2 Stephen M. Fuller Matthew E. Garippa Susan M. Geisler Frank C. Gilbert M. Jeanette Goff Richard C. Goldie Angela A. Goodwin Myrla K. Graham Myra L. Harris C. Watson Hartsock Mary Beth Hastings R . Allen Hatch Elizabeth E. Hatch Alice A. Hawkins Arthur L. Hayman Elna M. Heineman J. Reginald Hill Glenn G. Horstmann Richard M. Houser Virginia R. Jackson Glenda C. Johnson Martin R. Johnson William M. Jones Louis Kalmar Linda T. Lam William L. Lambright Virginia R. Lang ford Carol E. Larson Thomas W. Lass Ernestine O. Leighton FRESHMEN Janet E. Lytle Janet A. Maddox Madeline L. Melick Richard R. Melick Lorraine K. Meller Dennis E. Moore David C. Moreland Kathleen L. Morris Jacqueline M. Mours Frank A. Murray Clifton B. Newby John F. Newman Julie A. Nowiczewski Kenneth S. Orr Claudia A. Owens Joseph J. Pearo James D. Pitcher Loretta L. Pittman JoAnn P. Poole William D. Poteat Martha L. Reichel Esther L. Rider James E. Ridley Elva J. R orison Mary E. Rowland Joseph C. Royal Elizabeth A. Sanders Phillip A. Schwab David P. Scorza David E. Shaffer FRESHMEN £M£ ££il£ Barbara C. Shepherd Sharon R. Shonkwiler Kylne R. ' Snodgrass Sharon A. Stam David F. Steele Dora B. Sywulka Faith E. Thompson Judthi E. Tripp Hi P. Troung Marvin S. Turner David E. Vincent Harold W. VonNesson Kenneth A. Ward Anne K. Watson Douglas L. Watson Anita M. Weathers Sandra J. Weaver Constance M. Williams Myra A. Winn June A. Wood Freshman Class Prayer Meeting Susan M. Wood William J. Wright Grace L. Young Brenda K. Zachery NOT PICTURED Edward E. Eppele Helen Fahringer David Guelich Robert E. Lee, Jr. Margaret D. Turnipseed FRESHMEN . J JSHBHHBHBm Sophomore Officers LARRY McCULLOUGH President TOM HUT SON Vice-President RAMEY SOLOMON Secretary BEA HAMPT -Treasurer REV. THOMAS PETTY Sophomore Advisor SOPHOMORES Lawrence V. Bateman, III Esther D. Blake Jennie Sue Belvins Janice C. Bright Becky J. Brown Samuel P. Calhoun Philip L. Capra Mark Cassel Dorothy J. Cline Walter R. Clinton John T. Cochran A. Ann Corwin Donna M. Covey Caroll H. Crawford Darlene G. Crockett Sophomore Social Carole A. Cunio Paul J. David J-. ' k Xk SOPHOMORES Myron K. Davis William R. Davis Donna L.- DeRight James A. Dodge Constantine J. Elliott Donald M. Engel Donnie L. Farris Larry W . Fish Elizabeth C. Flinkman Dorothy E. Frede Edward J. Friedman Dorothy Garippa Kathryn L. Garrison Bonnie J. Gevas Dian V. Glenn Elizabeth A. Grantham James H. Graves, Jr. Barbara D. Green Beatrice A. Hampt L. Gay Hartzell Judith E. Heinze Wilma A. Heitzmann James A. Herzel M. Douglas Hollberg, Jr. Eleanor R. Holmes Joyce E. Holmes Joseph P. Howe Thomas L. Hutson Herbert C. A. Iman Jeanette Y. Jay 4Bk N kd Jih William H. John Karen Johnson Edward L. Jones, Jr. Kathryn M. Joyner Marguerite A. Khelghatian Frank G. Kieran Phillip A. Latta Francis J. Leclerc Bertha A. Liss A. Waldemar Loewen Penelope F. Lyon James H. McClintock, Jr. William G. McCorkle Larry D. McCullough Jane L. McDaniel SOPHOMORES Betty J. Maley Joyce A. Matthews Elizabeth A. Maxwell Joe S. Messer Anna L. Moore Magnolia L. Moore Willie C. Morris William Moser, Jr. Judith M. Murray Rebecca A. Neese Carol A. Neimiller Linda G. Neimiller Carolyn E. Novak William C. O ' Leary, Emmy H. Omaye Jane M. Parrott SOPHOMORES T. Macy Petty, Jr. Social at popular Sesqui- Centennial State Park. Garland O. Ramsey William C. Reader, Jr. Gail B. Robinson . f Blanchard D. Romaine, III James R. Rouse Sarah M. Rowland M. Janice Russell Albrecht T. F. Schmid Kenneth W. Schnell Philip J. Schrock Barbara J. Seychew Carolyn A. Shaw Pater L. Shillingsburg Edwin D. Sigurdson Edward A. Smith Ramey R. Solomon William A. Spanjer Linda A. Sterns SOPHOMORES Chef Petty, over the coals. Herb scores again ! SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Larry E. Hailey H. Eugene Lee Ronald B. Long David A. Wood Joy P. Zimmerman Gerald F. Sterrett Marcia J. Stevens Jon A. Stoltzfus Carolyn A. Tillotson Barbara J. VanderPloeg Jerry D. VanDerwerker John E. VanPatten Barbara J. Venlet Peggy A. Waller Joseph R. Wallis Donald A. Watson Linton J. Whittles James A. Wine Beverly G. Worling William Young Junior Officers - t ?. a - RON BERGEN President DON HIGHLANDER-- Vice-President ANN McCULLOUGH Secretary AL HOWE Treasurer 56 MR. G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE I Junior Advisor I JUNIORS Judy A. Beane Jacqueline A. Beaty Janice Bellah Ronald J. Bergen Jeannette C. Bolton Vernon E. Borth Ronald J. Brookshire Charles K. Bryan Anne M. Childs Ruth T. F. Chiu Carlos L. Concha Faith Contanza Juanita L. Cow art Carol A. Crumley Kendra S. Dayger W. Wallace Earley, Jr. JUNIORS James C. Fasold Wilson K. Fleming Barbara Fornelius Anthony L. Gibson C. Duaine Hamilton Lillian C. Harris James D. Hatch Allen C. Heatherly Janet M. Heiser Patricia L. Hewitt Donald H. Highlander Barbara D. Honan JUNIORS Zk L Alvie L. Howe Adrian L. Jack Janet L. Johnson R. Sherwood Johnson John C. Keeble Debbie K. Kirkwood Garry J. Kortz David G. Langford Dwight M. Lind Amy W. Liu David M. MacLeod Elizabeth H. McClendon Stephen C. McConnell Elisabeth McCullough Robert W. Marshall Joyce A. Mills Charlotte C. Mutschler Virginia L. Ogden Sandra P. Osborne R. Joy Owens Linda L. Patterson Alice E. Propst Billy G. Reese Elouise M. Renich Jane A. Revis Judy A. Revis Rollie C. Reynolds Grace C. Richardson JUNIORS Rebecca J. Riley Sally Ritchey Linda L. Roper Joanne C. Rota William R. Rutledge Sara A. Salyards Lorraine V. Schuster Sandra R. Seychew Duane L. Sisson Beth A. Smith Mary A. Stauffacher Stephen H. Sywulka Junior Class Prayer Meeting JUNIORS Fred Terino Barbara J. Tripp Carol A. Turnquist George E. Warren William J. White Wayne P. Williams Donald A. Winhold James D. Wissel Lawrence C. Young Frederick L. Zoeller Patricia Rogers NOT PICTURED: Robert E. Divine Charles H. Germaine Jimmie R. Mills Charles R. Stewart Carlin E. Weinhauer 6) JJ - A !__- M HI J s. X «-t : ' Graduate Officers MALCOM BOWES President NORMAN RICHARDS-Vice- President DR. M. E. STRANGER Secretary SUE GEBBY Treasurer JOAN KELLY Social Chairman DR. PAUL CULLEY Director, Graduate School of Missions GRADUATE CLASS Alice M. Aanensen Audrey M. Aasby Winston N. Allen Stuart K. Anthony Barbara Archer Ruth E. Beneke Malcolm E. Bowes Dorrit M. Briggs Mary E. Brinton D. Graham Brotherton James A. Bryan Allen W. Chen Eleana Chow Charlotte A. Christensen Margery K. Christman Leonard E. Christoferson Madelene A. Corey Claudette Damadian Delores A. Davenport Dale Elton GRADUATE CLASS Carolyn H. Enfield Frank W. Forward Leonore G. Friesen Robert J. Gailer Suzanne K. Gebby Nancy G. Gegner Philip R. Gegner Stewart W. Georgia Estere Guza Margaret G. Haines Ardith M. Hampshire J. Lincoln Harker L. Earl Harvey George H. Harvey Robert W. Harvie Doralee G. Howell Hugh P. Jeter Priscilla M. Kehler Lynette Keur John K. K impel GRADUATE CLASS James G. King Alma V. Lai Marilyn M. Larson Barbara L. Lister Mary Ann Lowe Carol J. Lyden Patricia A. Lyons Juliana Mark Wayne S. Mendro Lydie E. Miller Wilbur W. O ' Donovan Rosemary Overpeck William C. Palmer Mary P. Parker Brenda J. Pensinger Norman H. Richards Eleanor G. Rupp Rhett Sa nders Donald D. Shouse Mary A. Shutt GRADUATE CLASS Marlene C. Silvis William L. Simpson Mary E. Stanger Kenneth A. Stone Judy Ann Thompson Hubert P. Tracy Dorothy E. Vesey Sharon K. Wenberg Gerald O. Wibberly Esther K. Wong Jane D. Young NOT PICTURED: Paul C. Borgman Paul L. Hatch David A. Hay George A. McCroskey Harry McNeely, Jr. Ann E. Smith Eulice D. Thomas John B. Vesey Judith H. Weeks Much to say GRADUATES Much to see Alan P. Aigner Barbara B. Berbary Addie Mae Brunner Patricia J. Costello Phyllis M. Doty David E. Gregory Helen L. Herndon M. Linda Hoskins SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Dorothy R . Huston Kenneth S. Kalbach Lawrence R. Klassen Alan B. Leinbach Harry R. Moyer, III Donald H. Scandell E. Anne Sterrett Martha lee Thompson Barry E. Trulock Gregg Waller Steven Williams Janet M. Wingerd NOT PICTURED: Douglas M. Bishop John H. Calhoun Roger M. Grant Annette V. Hawkins William J. Heustis Amelia A. Hunt Erik A. Jacobson Donald J. Mclver William T. Monroe Lowell J. Peterson Jean Reed Lyman E. Reed Laurence G. Wilson Rigba C. Wolfe Senior Officers CHARLES FORTNER President ARNOLD OLVER Vice-President BARBARA BOWERS Secretary BETTY HAMPT -Treasurer REV. CHARLES WENZEL Senior Advisor Senior Class Song: ' Teach Me Thy Way Teach Me Thy Way, O Lord Teach me thy way, O Lord; Teach me thy way. Thy guiding grace afford; Teach me thy way. Help me to walk aright, more by faith less by sight. Lead me with heav ' nly light; Teach me thy way. When I am sad at heart, Teach me thy way. When earthly joys depart, Teach me thy way. In hours of loneliness, in times of dire distress, In failure or success, Teach me thy way. When doubts and fears arise; Teach me thy way. When storms o ' erspread the skies, Teach me thy way. Shine through the cloud and rain, Thro 1 sorrow, toil and pain, Make Thou my pathway plain; Teach me thy way. Long as my life shall last; Teach me thy way. Where ' er my lot be cast; Teach me thy way. Until the race is won: until the journey ' s done, Until the Crown is won; Teach me thy way. Senior Class Prayer Meeting SENIORS NOLA ALLMAND Future Plans: further education But even as we have been approved of God to be intrusted with the gospel, so we speak; not as pleasing men, but God who proveth our hearts. 1 Thessalonians 2:4 (ASV) RICHARD ARTHUR Future Plans: missionary IAN BARNES Future Plans: indefinite PATRICIA BELLAH Future Plans: teacher For it is God who worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure. Philippians 2:13 BARBARA BOWERS Future Plans: missionary One thing have I desired of the Lord, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to inquire in his temple. Psalm 27:4 PAUL BOWERS Future Plans: further education and missionary service For since the beginning of the world men have not heard, nor perceived by the ear, neither hath the eye seen, O God, beside thee, what he hath prepared for him that waiteth for him. Isaiah 64:4 DENNIS W. BRINDLEY ROBERT BYERS Future Plans: missionary to Latin America And this is life eternal, that they should know thee the only true God, and him whom thou didst send, even Jesus Christ. John 17:3 (ASV) SAMUEL E. CALHOUN Future Plans: further education For he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor for- sake thee. Hebrews 13:5 DAVID L. CROSS PHILIP P. DANIELS ON Future Plans: mission field He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 BOBBY C. DAVIS Future Plans: further education, pastorate Be not afraid because of them; for I am with thee to deliver thee, saith Jehovah. Jeremiah 1:8 DIANA D. DAVIS Future Plans: mission field They thirsted not when He led them through the deserts: He caused the waters to flow out of the rock for them: He clave the rock also, and the waters gushed out. Isaiah 48:21 HOWARD B. DEARBORN, JR. HOWARD E. DIAL Future Plans: further education But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, as that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus to testify the gos- pel of the grace of God. Acts 20:24 LARRY G. DOWNS Future Plans: missionary to Peru For the which cause I also suffer these things: nevertheless I am not ashamed: for I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed unto him against that day. II Timothy 1:12 GERALD W. DREHER DAVID E. DRUMMOND Future Plans: mission field And He will make thy righteousness to go forth as the light and thy justice as the noonday. Rest in Jehovah, and wait patiently for Him. Psalm 37:6,7a fred Dubois Future Plans: pastorate This is a true saying, If a man desire the office of a bishop, he desireth a good work. I Timothy 3: 1 CHARLES H. FORTNER Future Plans: indefinite For how many soever be the promises of God, in Him is the yea: wherefore also through Him is the A -men, unto the glory of God through us. II Corinthians 1:20 DAVID A. FRASER Future Plans: further education, missionary ser- vice Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abun- dantly above all that we ask or think. . . unto him be the glory. . . Ephesians 3:20,21 DOLORES GARIPPA Future Plans: missionary service Christ is my life, and death is to me a gain. Philippians 1:21 (French) FRANK O. GILL Future Plans: missionary to Latin America My grace is sufficient for thee; for my power is made perfect in weakness. II Corinthians 12:9 LaDONNA A. GRIGGS Future Plans: teaching As for God, His way is perfect: the word of the Lord is tried; He is a buckler to all those that trust in Him. Psalm 18:30 SENIORS Senior Sneak Day BETTY L. HAMPT Future Plan: nursing, mission field PHILIP S. HENG Future Plans: open-air evangelism in Malaya As for God His way is perfect:. . . And (He) maketh my way perfect. Psalm 18:31,32 DOROTHY C. HIGHTSHUE Future Plans: foreign missionary And he shall be like a tree planted by the streams of water, that bringeth forth its fruit in its season, whose leaf also doth not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. Psalm 1:3 ROBERT D. HOLSTEN Future Plans: further education, pastorate SENIORS Skit Nite: The Boys. ROBERTA A. HUNTER Future Plans: teaching, then missionary service Ye did not choose me, but I chose you, and ap- pointed you, that ye should go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should abide. . . John 15:16 (ASV) JOANNE M. JODON Future Plans: mission field For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith. I John 5:4 MELANIEC. KALTENBAUGH Future Plans: mission field My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. II Corinthians 12:9 ROBERT S. KENNEDY Future Plans: youth work For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ; for it is the power of God unto salvation. Romans 1: 16 DONNA K. KOSSEN KERMIT E. LAMB LOIS J. LANGFORD Future Plans: further education Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thessalonians 5:24 ESTHER H. LEHMANN Future Plans: mission field That I may know him, and the power of his re- surrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, be- ing made conformable unto his death. Philippians 3:10 DAVID LINDEN Future Plans: mission field One thing have I asked of Jehovah, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of Jehovah. . . to behold the beauty of Jehovah, and to inquire in His temple. Psalm 27:4 DONALD E. LINQUIST Future Plans: missionary service in Central Africa Fear thou not for I am with thee; be not dismayed for I am thy God. I will strengthen thee, yea I will help thee, yea I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. Isaiah 41:10 JIMMY R. LITTLEJOHN Future Plans: further training, missionary to Italy And the Lord, he it is that doth go before thee; he will be with thee, he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not, neither be dismayed. Deuteronomy 31:8 ANITA L. LOFTIN Future Plans: indifinite For he satisfieth the longing soul, and the hungry soul he filleth with good. Psalm 107:9 HOWARD B. LOVELAND Future Plans: indefinite That Christ may dwell in (my) heart through faith . . . that (I) may be fill ed unto all the fulness of God. Ephesians 3:17, 19 RICHARD B. McCLOY Future Plans: missionary Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me. John 15:4 RAYMOND J. MILLER Future Plans: further training Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abun- dantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us, Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen. Ephesians 3:20,21 RALPH W. NEWMAN Future Plans: indefinite I am cruicified 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. Galatians 2:20 mm r I I Senior Chapel Message SENIORS ARNOLD W. OLVER Future Plans: missionary service under African In- land Mission M And I will sanctify my great name. . . and the heathen shall know that I am the Lord, saith the Lord God, when I am sanctified in you before their eyes. Ezekiel 36:23 SANDY M. OUTLAR Future Plans: further training Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Isaiah 26:3 JULIE E. PHILLIPS Future Plans: mission field For me to live is Christ. . . Philippians 1:21 JEANNETTE E. PUGSLEY Future Plans: missionary service My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever. Psalm 73: 26 SUSAN C. B. ROBERTS Future Plans: teaching on mission field As for God, his way is perfect; the word of the Lord is tried; he is a buckler to all those that trust in him. Psalm 18:30 VIRGINIA L. RUMLEY LUISE M. SCHABACKER Future Plans: further education Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, in the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13 (ASV) JUDITH A. SPEA Future Plans: teaching, mission field That I may know him, and the power of his resur- rection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death. Philippians 3:10 PEGGY M. STANFIELD Future Plans: indefinite I can do all things through Christ which strengthen me. Philippians 4:13 ALFRED L. STANLEY Future Plans: further education Then shall we know, if we follow on to know the Lord: his going forth is prepared as the morning; and he shall come unto us as the rain, as the lat- ter and former rain unto the earth. Hosea 6:3 EMMA M. STANLEY Future Plans: teaching Show me thy ways, O Jehovah; Teach me thy paths. Guide me in thy truth, and teach me; for thou art the God of my salvation; for thee do I wait all the day. Psalm 25:4,5 RONALD D. STOLTZFUS Future Plans: further Education Turn away mine eyes from beholding vanity, and quicken me in thy ways. Psalm 119:37 EUNICE A. STRABEL Future Plans: missionary DAVID W. STRONG Future Plans: missionary But he that looketh into the perfect law, the law of liberty, and so continueth, being not a hearer that forgetteth but a doer that worketh, this man shall be blessed in his doing. James 1:25 HEATHER SUTHERLAND Future Plans: missionary service ELIZABETH A SUTHERLIN Future Plans: missionary I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth. Psalm 34:1 SENIORS Slap-happy Senior Social ROBERT L. THOMAS Future Plans: CBC Staff, then possibly mission field GENE A. TINDALL RICHARD H. TROTT Future Plans: seminary, then missionary service LOIS M. VanBENTHUYSEN Future Plans: indefinite And the Lord shall guide thee continually. . . Isaiah 58:11 ROBERT B. WILKINSON, JR. Future Plans: Chaplaincy in Army Take heecl unto thyself, and unto the doctrine; continue in them: for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that bear thee . CHESTER E. WOOD Future Plans: further education, then mission field Delight thyself also in Jehovah. Psalm 37:4 NOT PICTURED: Sharon L. Downs Theodore V. Haas William O. Norton William Shaw 2 - V v  w ■afe . «. - li flP ! . As the ripples made by a tossed stone continue in their all-embracing spread until they reach the very shore, so will the TRIUMPH experienced by these young lives continue with their future influence and ministries until the shores of heaven alone contain its all- conquering effect. Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place. II Corinthians 2:14