Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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REV. J. OTIS BRASWELl. B.A. ill B.E.; Dean (if Men; Christian Education, English Bible. MISS ELVA H. BROWNLEE l.A. in B.E.; Assistant Diitctor, Women ' s Christian Ser ice. Christian Education MR. DAVID B. CALHOUN B.A. in B.E., B.D,, Th.M.; Bible Introduction, English Bible, Hebrew, Theology. DR. PAUL G. CULLEY B.A., LA., I.D.; Co-Director of Graduate School of Missions; Hygiene, Missions, Science. REV. BRON F. CARLISLE Senior Evangelist, Open Air Campaigners; Director of EvangeUsm; Christian Education, English Bible. MISS MARGARET J. DOWDLE B.S., M.S.; Dietitian.

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To Know Him and To Make Him Known Anv effective educational program must have some goal to which all its materials are integrated and toward which all its efforts are directed. God has given a perfect capstone for education in the person of the Lord Jesus. For m Htm arc hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. The Lord has raised up the Bible colleges that this Stone which many educational builders have rejected might become the head of the corner. Thus the motto, To Know Him and To Make Him Known, expresses the educational philosophy of Columbia Bible College. This means that the Lord Jesus is the source and the teacher of all truth. The Lord Jesus, the Living Word, makes this truth known through the written Word. So at C.B.C. the basic consideration is the relation of the student to the Lord Jesus and the relation of the subject matter to the ' ord of God. This also means that the Lord Jesus is the source of the life produced by the training. So at C.B.C. it is desired that the Lord Jesus bring every area of the student ' s life under His control so that he may say from experience to me to live is Christ. Finally, this means that the Lord Jesus is the source of the power for effective Christian service. So at C.B.C. the theory and practice in Christian service is designed to teach the student that God always leadcth us in triumph in Christ and niaketh manifest through us the savor of His knowledge in every plaee ' ' James Hatch Dean of Faculty ■■■■■ — ' t SB FRONT ROW (Left to Right); Mr. Melvin E. Kellar, Ui s Mary C. Dibble, Dr. W. A. Whitesell lr. Wendell H. Tiller. SECOND ROW: Dr. G. Allen Fleeee, Mr. David H. Petty Rev. John K Dunlap Dr T. Stanley Soltau, Mr. Anthony T. Rossi, Mr. F. C. Aldridge Rev. R. Arthur Matthews. NOT PICTURED: Miss Margaret M. Childs, Rev. Stephen F. Olford, Dr. Alan Redpath, Dr. Paul R. Van Gorder, Mr. Edwin R. Wilson. Board of Trustees

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MR. NEWELL D. FERRIS DR. G. ALLEN FLEECE .A. in B.E.; Registrar; English. B.A., B.D., D.D.; President; English Bible. REV. JAMES M. HATCH B.A., Th.M., M.A.; Dean of Faculty; Anthropology, Biblical Hermeneutics, English Bible, Psychology. Faculty prayer meeting xMISS NANCY E. HAVLICK 3.A. in B.E., M.A. in B.E.; Education. Some helpful counsel