Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Vance L. Payne Roger E. Perry David L. Powers Ann M. Propst Audrey L. Quick Douglas W. Reed Sandra K. Richards Linda I. Rickenbaker James G. Romaine Carol Elizabeth Ross Frankl in C. Samala Creston G. Saylors Carol E. Schuit Gordon H. Schuit Mary N. Scott Samuel A. Sloop Nancy M. Stearns Gloria H. Thompson Marthalee Thompson Daniel C. Tillotson Frieda F. Tuggy Margaret D. Turnipseed Carolyn J. Van Kampen Frances K. Walker Douglas E. Whiteside Laurence B. Whitney Maxine A. Willem Brenda G. Wi lliams Cynthia J. Witbeck David A. Wolfe Beverly J. Woodworth Ronald A. Wright Daniel J. Young Faith E. Young William J. Zeeb

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Helen L. Herndon Henry Hoeksema, Jr. Linda Hoskins Ellen L. Hunt Stephen E. Hunt Dorothy R. Huston Sandra F. ladarola Larry R. Johnson Kenneth S. Kalbach David A. Kaltenbaugh John A. Kelly Kenneth W. Kraay Janet M. Lidle James B. Loving Ernest C. Lubkemann, James R. Martin Paula J. Masso Aubrey A. May Norman C. McCall Jeneane M. McClendon Joseph S. McCul lough, J Lee E. McCullough David R. Melchior Sandra J. Mi Her Elizabeth A. Moline Roger W. Morris Diane M. Moses Ruth A. Moyer George W. Murray Scott A. Nason Donald G. Nellis Ann E. Norwood Sue K. Omaye Phyllis J. Parks David C. Paul

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Sophomores Florence Comito, Secretary; Anne Watson, Treasur- er; Allen Hatch, Vice-President; Marty Johnson, President. The Biblical message, ...how good. ..it is for brethren to dwell together in unity, has been a prin- cipal objective of the Sophomore class. That unity of the Spirit which is a sincere, selfless love and concern for each member of the body of Christ, has been mani- fested not only in the meeting times around God ' s Word, but on the athletic field, and in the variegated social activities as well. The Sophomore year of college is one in which some of life ' s most important decisions are made. Intensive exposure to the Word of God for more than a year, plus subsequent close fellowship with the Lord, frequently alters previous attitudes and ambitions. Many sense for the first time the definite call of God to labor daily in His Service. And. there are others, who have been clearly called to terminate their studies here and go into specialized fields of secular training. May God use this class of 1 966— al 1 of us-to put His Word into hearts in all parts of the world. And may we advance through life by the power of our indwelling Christ not somehow-but triumphantly! Margaret M. Adams Alan P. Aigner William M. Almack Lynn E. Archer