Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

-M Vtt ■ I wPwkS 1 F FINIAL N F FINIAL _ A N F §8 LFINIAL i FAN s!l o o u ™h FINIAL I ||g N A FINIAL A L There is frequent recognition of work done behind the scenes, but there is infrequent recognition of work done before the scenes. What scenes are we talking about? We are talking of the scenes of the thousands oj students that have enrolled in CBC during the past twenty-seven years. Before our arrival as new students, we searched and we experimented, but only we and our shadow existed. In our search we found the meaning to our existence: knowing Jesus Christ. God guided our investigation here to deepen our relationship with Him. Who worked before the scenes of our arrival? Who opened our first letters of inquiry? Who faithfully supplied us with adequate preliminary information? We would like to thank and recognize the one to whom this annual is dedicated for directing and preparing for the admittance of the thousands of students that have enrolled here in the past twenty-seven years. We. the class of ' 73, dedicate the 1972 Finial to you. Rev. John Ker Munro Mr. Munro Table of Contents Life 5 Students 21 Administration 43 Sports 59 Organizations 73 Reach Out 91 Conclusion 101 Ads 107 For every thing there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. H —IP ' !flP L JAPAN Sw • .. , Y 10 11 ! 15 :. •., ' ,. ite ' t rt x ' p: 17 S Ito $r Z igk 18 ; . 20 ' All this have I proved in wisdom: I said, I will be wise; but it was far from me. That which is, is far off and exceeding deep; who can find it out? I turned about, and my heart was set to know and to search out, and to seek wisdom and the reason of things, and to know that wickedness is folly, and that foolishness is madness. ' 21 ■5 .5 ? 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After a crippling accident and difficult months of suffering, Mom slipped into the presence of the Lord on January 10. She will be remembered as one who hath chosen that good part, which shall not be taken from her, who sat at Jesus ' feet and heard His Word, and who en- riched the lives of all who knew her. Reverend Norwell Frye 1913-1971 To all who knew him, and especially to those with whom he worked behind the scenes, the grace and love of the Lord was constantly mani- fested. Mr. Norwell Frye, formerly pastor of a church in Maine, worked side by side with the kitchen staff at C.B.C. for five years. His passing, after a short illness, impressed upon us again the need to turn to God for the solace and joy His Word affords. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints (Psalm 116:15). 44 45 46 FACULTY Rev. J. Otis Braswell, Dean of Men, Philosophy Dr. Lee I. Bruckner, Sr., History, Missions Rev. Bron Carlisle, Dir. of Evangelism, Bible, Christian Education Mr. Newell Ferris, Registrar, Organ Dr. A. C. Fortosis, Dean of Faculty, Education Mr. David A. Fraser, Anthropology, Bible, Sociology Rev. James M. Hatch, Provost, Bible, Psychology Rev. Carlisle Mr. Hatch Mr. William L. Hoyt, Voice Miss Sara M. Petty, Dean of Women Mr. William F. Leavel, Food Services Manager Rev. John Ker Munro, Director of Ad- missions Mrs. Irene M. Johnson. French Spanish Rev. Thomas M. Petty, Director of Men ' s Christian Service Rev. Irvine Robertson, Acting Dean Grad- uate School Mrs. Mildred S. Sadler, English Miss Verne M. Scott, Director of Women ' s Christian Service Rev. Raymond F. Shepherd, Bible Hom- iletics Mr. John W. Shoop, Business Manager Mr. G. William Supplee, Director of Music Miss Kathryn Warren, English Mr. Charles Wenzel, Theology Greek 49 Faculty Continued STAFF Mr. Stu Baliles, Ass ' t to Dir. of Men ' s Christian Service Mrs. Stu Baliles, Secretary, Music Department Mrs. Dan Boone, Secretary to Dean of Faculty- Mr. Tom Bowers, Ass ' t, Community Relations 50 Miss Helen Fahringer, Assistant Registrar Mrs. Otis Braswell, Assistant Librarian Miss Barbara Dunn, Secretary to Dean of Men Mrs. Newell Ferris, Secretary Women ' s Christian Service Mrs. David Fraser, Music Miss Linda Garren, Secretary Dean of Women Dr. Frederick Giles, Science S HH Kf v I ' % ] i ' M;.jj Yvonne Holley, School Nurse Mr. Gary Hasson, Guitar Mrs. James Hatch, Manager Tape Department Mr. Carlyle Herring, Assistant Manager, Bookstore Miss Priscilla Hack, Secretary Treas. Dept. Miss Joyce Hudson, Secretary Business Office Miss Frances Jenkins, Clerk, Bookstore Mr. Wade Johnson, Director of Transportation Mr. Andy Kaups, Assistant to Business Mgr. Miss Joan Kelly, Assistant to Dean of Women Mr. Terry Lawson, Assistant to Food Ser. Mgr. Mrs. William Leavel Miss Diane Lounsbury, Women ' s Christian Service Mr. George Martin, Bookstore Manager 53 Mr. Jack Matthews, Ass ' t Dean of Men Mr. William W. Maxim, Music Mr. Joe McDonald, Maintenance Miss Cathy McElroy, Secretary Miss Ivy Olson, Library Mr. Russell Olson, Ass ' t Treasurer 54 Mr. Wayne Pifer, Maintenance Mrs. Wayne Pifer, Christian Ed. Mr. Albert Plotter, Mail Supervisor Miss Debbie Reichel, Library Mr. Rusty Rhodes, Ass ' t Community Relations 55 Mrs. Irvine Robertson, Piano Miss Faye Robinson, Switchboard Miss Joanne Schmidt, Women ' s Christian Service Mrs. Don Seeds, Library Ass ' t Mrs. Garland Sieben, Switch- board Miss Judy Smith, Library Mrs. Helen Spears, Adminis- trative Ass ' t Mrs. Richard Steed. Ass ' t Food Services Mrs. G. William Supplee. Music Dept. Mrs. Verna Taylor, Alumni Office Miss Joyce Thrasher, Ass ' t Dean of Women Mrs. David Tisdale, Sec. Ad- missions Graduate School Miss Becky Van Gorder, Sec. to President Miss Belva Wagner, Piano Mr. John Wenzel, Men ' s Christian Service Mr. Al Holbrook. Night Watchman Miss Sandra Weaver, Library Ass ' t Our Cooks Mr. Lee Morris, Maintenance Mr. Theodore Warren. Maintenance Mr. Rigba Wolfe. Manager of Maintenance I V — H i 59 60 SOCCER Let s go, Cougars! Beat the Gamecocks! The Cougars are a new breed of cats that have successfully thwarted the Gamecocks of USC each year. This season began with the first game on the Carolina field. Although the Gamecocks had greatly improved from last year, the Cougars with only two practices defeated the ' Birds ' 7-6. The season also included a game with Montreat-A nderson College. The Cougars brought home another exciting victory, 3-0. The finale was played in a return match with USC. The tension mounted as USC dominated the first three quarters; yet the Cougars were not to be denied a perfect winning season, scoring 5-3. All spectators will agree that the Cougars have successfully inaugurated their new name for the 1971 soccer season. 61 64 ± 65 GRITS BOWL ■ ■«  E - Stars 2 Jr. Buzzards 1 66 67 dL ? 68 BASKETBALL This vear the basketball team has been one of those starting from the bottom. Because graduation depleted all but three of last year ' s squad, Coach Matthews has had to pattern a new offense for his young team. Each year the team competition seems tougher, but the Cougars have made the adjustments well, considering their once-a-week practices. They have won the league championship once, in 1965, but have since earned a berth in the play-offs. The Cougars participate in a commercial business league of many good ball clubs, some comprised of Ail-Americans who have an ad- vantage in age and experience. Yet the Cougars are young and fast, and thus far have co mpiled a record of 3 wins and 3 losses. This year the season ends with the commercial league double elimina- tion play-off in addition to some collegiate competition with Toccoa Bible College, and for the first time ever — a game with Piedmont Bible College. % 23 % ' m mem ■Wi 70 71 72 73 Bob Mc Andrew, Pres Pam Toomey, Sec. Dot tie Piper, Treas. Stan Smith, V. Pres. 74 This year the Student Activities Committee has attempted to help bridge the gap between faculty and students. They arranged monthly Sunday night rap sessions when students were able to rap with the faculty on topics including rock music, war, and self-defense. For the first time each class sponsored monthly singouts. Con- sistently, students were seen packed into the Commons ready to vocalize their praise to our God with songs and estimonies. Student involvement in various contests — including the Blood Drive, Class Spirit, Name the Team, Skit Night, and State and Country Day — has helped to break the monotony of studies. Most of all it has served the highest objective of this committee: encouraging an atmosphere for vital fellowship and fun. 75 Bob McA ndrew , Pres. F. M. F. Prayer Group Leaders 76 Foreign Missions Fellowship F.M.F. is an organization run by the students to serve the students. This is accomplished by chapels devoted to special speakers and prayer for missions. Saturday evening programs present the needs and prob- lems of missions world-wide; prayer groups concentrate on specific geographical areas enabling individuals to share and support those who work in different parts of God ' s vineyard. This year F.M.F. challenged student interest in missions, and sought to answer questions that face students as they respond to God ' s leading in a changing world. As Christ is kept central, He is able to work in the hearts of the students. fjv. . w 5S0 ►. 9t 1 ' Hi 1 •jSSS J P I I i il Mark Thomas, Pres. 77 Dorm Council Doug Tilley, Pres. Larry Campbell, V. Pres. 78 Women ' s Dorm Council Loretta Cook, Pres. . . . setting up a homey atmosphere . . . maintaining proper study conditions . . . building consideration for others . . . preparing Thanks- giving breakfast . . . sponsoring a lawn show and bachelors ' bake . . . singing, sharing, and praying on Wednesday night . . . planning for a wonderful evening at the Gay Nineties Formal in March . . . learning the practicality of tlte Christian life . . . listening, helping, disciplining . . . seeing God meet individual needs . . . all these and more help us to recall memories and the contributions of Dorm Council to the social, spiritual, mental, and emotional life at CBC. 79 This year the Radio Club saw advances in several areas. They initiated early morning broadcasts on WCBC and provided the campus with breakfast music. The Radio Club also began the trial project of a ham station to serve CBC. When this project is fully developed, it will benefit the student body by pro- viding instant communication with the foreign lands. Above all, students have learned to work together, to lielp and be helped, as they have sought to serve our campus in the technical world for His glory. 25 ' - Bill Tarter, Pres. The Radio Club 80 81 MRS. SADLER They might not need me; but they might. I ' ll let my head be just in sight; A smile as small as mine might be Precisely their necessity. — Emily Dickinson 82 sha Meline, Assistant Editor 83 THE FINIAL STAFF 84 The Photographers The Darkroom Staff 85 Mark Shepherd, Ed. The student newspaper, the CeBeCean, in addition to daily news and sports reporting, contains features of campus interest. For example, the CeBeCean has printed personality sketches. Christian Service reports, a Woman ' s Column, a Nurse ' s Advisory Column, and the New Peanuts. An innovation for this year is a weekly publication of the news- paper — totalling nearly thirty issues annually. Supplements con- taining literary productions of our own school talent have also been added. Campus announcements and other items of general interest are now being incorporated in one place — the student ne wspaper. The CeBeCean Staff 86 VOL. XL- No. 7 November 26, 1971 COLUMBIA BIBLE C OLLEGE i — ♦ ; Summer Jobs Now Available Senator Strom Thurmond (R-SC) said that applications for a limited number of summertime jobs in federal agencies are now open. They range from labor- ers ' jobs through clerical and profes- sional. Assignments are available, many of which do not require passage of an examination. The number of jobs may be relatively small and applicants cannot be assured of employment. Information requests on available jobs and applica- tions should be directed to this ad- dress: Summer Employment, U.S. Civil Service Commission, 1900 E Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20415. World Watching The president of the New York City Board of Education, Isaiah E. Robinson, recently stated publicly that if as- trology is correct, behavioral problems in the classroom are caused by a con- flict in birth signs between pupils or between pupils and teacher. Robinson called on the American educational system to include astrology along with other training or help teachers to understand their pupils. There is increasing speculation along with some evidence that as a re- sult of the New American policy toward Red China, Taiwan will begin clamping down on visas for new American mission- aries seeking to enter the island. For nearly two decades Taiwan has been open and cordial 1jp Christian missionaries. TOcdO ®®@s tOWIl Can you give me a concise defini- tion of love as the fruit of the Holy Spirit? Christian Service Inc. through CeBeCean is sponsoring a contest to find the best definition. First prize will be a $5 gift certificate at the Trading Post. Here are the rules: ab le. 1. It must be Scriptural. 2. It must be practical and work- 3. It must be in 50 words or less. 4. It does not need to be orig- inal. 5. All students of CBC are eligi- ble to enter. 6. Al I entries must be received by 5:00 on Monday, Dec. 6th. 7. Submit your entries to the CeBeCean office directly or through the campus mai I . 8. No entries will be returned. 9. A panel of three faculty mem- bers will decide the best - their deci- sion is f ina I . 10. The winning and runner-up entries will be published in the Dec. 1 6 issue of the CeBeCean. 11. If duplicates occur, the first one received will be taken. WHAT - Student-Faculty Rap Session WHEN - November 28 at 9:00 p.m. WHO - Mr. McQuilkin, Dr. Bruckner, Dr. Wi Ison, and y ' a I I . TOPIC- The Christian: Relationship to War and Revolution. 87 The Columbia Bible College Alumni Association defines alumni in a much broader sense than most colleges do, for it con- siders not only the graduated students as members, but also any former students who show continued interest in the college. One of the alumni contributions is that of channeling students to the college. Many alumni send their own children; others recommend CBC to prospective students. The alumni also play a significant role in their financial aid to the college. Tuition and fees pay only a scant two- thirds of the cost to train a student at CBC. The balance is financed by contributing friends, over one half of whom are alumni. 89 90 ' a time to speak, and a time to keep silence. Reaching Out Bible Clubs 92 In the Past The Fair The Hospital 93 Teach Us, Teach Me What Teach Me How ' 94 Please? Teach Me Why 95 We Want On TV 96 To Teach In the Open Air 97 We Want to Teach Too ' 98 9 -J hh«).; Officers THE AMBASSADOR CHOIR 99 The House of Theophilus TV Ministry 100 This is the end of the matter; all hath been heard: Fear God, and keep his commandments; for this is the whole duty of man. And God granted him that which he requested. 10] mw 102 103 • 104 1 105 CONCLUSION From his creaturely position un- der the sun man saw only the reverse of tapestry. Man saw all the days of his life as vain; he spent them as a shadow. Man experimented with every color of life. Man was not content with a meaningless existence. Man sought the reason for his exis- tence. The conclusion of the matter is this. All hath been heard: fear- God, and keep His command- ments; for this is the whole duly of man And God granted him that which he requested — significance in the universe based on the abso- lute truth and character of God. 106 107 What ' s it take to be a Foreign Missionary ? x = He must give evidence of the new birth. •He must accept the authority of JesusChrist in all things. He must desire to grow in Christ. •He must have a deep interest in soul-winning. He must separate himself from anything which does not honor Christ. He must experience a call from God. He must feel a compulsion to preach the Gospel. He must believe the Scriptures as the only in- fallible rule of faith and practice. He must be committed to the Westminster Con- fession of Faith and Catechisms as the system of doctrine taught in the Bible. He must approve the government and discipline of the Board. He must be subject to the brethren. He must seek the office chiefly because He loves God. He must walk with exemplary piety. He must be adaptable and able to work as the member of a team. He must be prepared to endure hardship. He must undergo psychological testing. He must pass a thorough physical examination. If he is to be ordained, he must have a liberal arts college degree as well as a sound seminary education. If he is a she and single she must have a college degree plus seminary or Bible college training. If she is married she must be in agreement with the doctrine and policy of the Board and able to perform some function on the field. •If they are professional personnel, they must meet the standards of their profession plus some formal study in the Scriptures. = = World VxPrts..... (•J ylfssions, Inc. fj resbyterian fr The Foreign Missions Board of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod we still need missionaries to — . help us! GOSPEL MISSIONARY UNION SMITHVILLE MISSOURI 64089 108 COULD BE Missionary societies are not machines. 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Irvine 48 Sadler, Mrs. Mildred S 49 Scott, Miss Verne M 49 Shepherd, Rev. Raymond F 49 Shoop, Mr. John W 49 Supplee, Mr. G. William 49 Warren, Miss Kathryn L 49 Wenzel, Rev. Charles J 49 Wilson, Dr. Clifford A 50 Wood. Mis, Shirlev N 50 STAFF Baliles, Mr. and Mrs 50 Boone, Mrs. Daniel D 50 Bowers. Mr. Thomas L 50 Braswell, Mrs. J. Otis 51 Dunn, Miss Barbara E 51 Fahringer, Miss Helen L 51 Ferris, Mrs. Newell D 51 Fraser, Mrs. David 51 Garren, Miss Linda G 51 Giles, Dr. Frederick H 51 Hack, Miss Prise ilia 52 Hatch, Mrs. James M 52 Herring, Mr. M. Carlyle 52 Holler. Miss M. Yvonne 52 Hudson. Miss Joyce M 52 Jenkins. Miss Frances A 52 Johnson. Mr. Wade H 53 Kaups, Mr. Andres 53 Kelly, Miss Joan l 53 Lawson, Mr. Terry D 53 112 Leavel, Mrs. William F Jf Lounsbury, Miss Diane E 53 Martin, Mr. George A 53 Matthews. Mr. O. Jack 54 Maxim. Mr. William W 54 McDonald, Mr. Joe W. 54 McElroy, Miss Cathy 54 Nations, Mrs. Virgil 54 Olson, Miss Ivy 54 Olson, Mr. Russell L 54 Payne, Mr. Edward L 55 Petty, Mrs. Thomas M 55 Pifer, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 55 Piotter. Mr. Albert J 55 Reichel, Miss Deborah A 55 Rhodes, Mr. Russell D 55 Robertson, Mrs. Irvine 56 Robinson, Miss L. Faye 56 Schmidt, Miss Joanne M 56 Seeds, Mrs. Donald L 56 Sieben. Mrs. Garland R 56 Smith. Miss Judith A 56 Spears. Mrs. Helene W. 56 Steed, Mrs. Richard 57 Supplee. Mrs. G. William 57 Taylor, Mrs. Verna B 57 Thrasher, Miss Joyce 57 Tisdale, Mrs. David T 57 Van Gorder, Miss Rebekah 57 Wagner, Miss BelvaJ 57 Weaver, Miss Sandra J 58 Wenzel, Mr. John E 58 Wolfe. Mr. Rigba C 58 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Arrowood, Henry Lee Bayuszik, Deborah Ann Braswell. Laura Ann Brower, George Andrew Brown, John Herbert Cable, Carolyn Field, Tiena Lynn Fir id a Fuller, Rebecca Gamewell, Dan Gebhardt, Otto Gieser, Elizabeth Go, Helen Gourley, James Gutierrez, Gerardo Hack, Priscilla Hatch. Paul Hettler, Bob Hiler, David Jones, David Jones, Linda Lancaster, Deborah Lawson, Terry- Lipscomb, Wilton Lynch, William Miles, Marion Northington, Terrill Phelps. Sylvia Powell. Bernard Royal, Joseph Seaborne, David Shales, Ruth Sikkenga, Ruth Smith. Shirley Spradlin. Shelby Starnes, Ruth Stowers, Deborah Venus, Linda Walden, Peggy Weatherly, Glenda Wenzel, Barbara Wilson, Michael Wong, Isabel Wong, Sing Kivan Wright, Gary STUDENTS Abernathy, Lawrence, Ga. Acosta, James, N. Y. Ahlen, Carl, Sweden 39 All, Vivian, S.C Allen. Barbara. N.J 41 Allen, Larry, Ga 31 Ames. Elizabeth, Ala 22 Anderson, Elisabeth, N.C 34 A rehear t , Joseph A.. S. C. A rends. Cynthia, Fla 22 ' Armour, Connie J., Tenn 31 Ashley. Judith, S.C. Ayres, G. Lynne, Fla Bailey, Patricia, Ga 30 Banner, Katherine, N.C 33 Barber, Charles, N.C 26 Barber, David, N.C 22 Barber, John, N.C 24 Barmore, Gayle, Calif. 25 Barnard, Alison, Texas Barrett, Robert, S.C. Bar ringer, William, N.C 22 Bartlett. David, Fla 28 Bass, Martha, Mo. Bauer, Doris, Fla 29 Bayly, Timothy, III 25 Baynes. Phillip. S.C 38 Beall.Bruce.S.C 29 Becker, Richard, III. Becker, Robert, N.Y j] Benckeri, George. Va 26 Bennett, Carolyn, In 27 Berends, Robert, Iowa 24 Berry, Debra, Pa 29 Blanche, Caroline, Fla Birdwell, Gary, Tenn 28 Bish.John, Cnnada Bitterman, Chester, Pa. ... 28 Black, Georgia, S.C 24 llair, Janice, Conn 26 3odie, Darryl, N. C. Boles, Andreina, Ga 23 Boone, uarbara, Md 24 Boone, Daniel. S. C. Boone. Jocelyn, S. C. Boren Donald, R.I. Bosson, Allan, New Zealand Braswell. Karen, S.C. Bras well, Ronald, S.C. Braziel, John, Ala 23- Brechin, Helen, Vt 24 Brower, Anita, S.C 33 Brown, Dana, S.C 33 Brown, Kenneth, S.C. Bubeck, Rhonda. III. Burchett, Jonathan, R.i 30 Burchett, Karen, R.I 24 Burlingame, Malcolm, N.Y... .... . 25 Buxbaum, Otto, Canada 25 Buynitzky, John Va 41 Buzzell, Barbara, Maine Campbell, Lawrence, N.J 33 Capps.Ed.N.C 25 arlson, Judv. Peru 26 arreno. Rick, S.C. ' arson, William, Ga 29 Carter, Jane, S.C 26 Cartwright, William, Bahamas . . . 28 Cauthen, Kevin, S.C 27 Cedarholm, Lois, N.J 24 Cheatwood, Steve, Va 22 Chee, Poa L. Y. , Philip Cheeseman, Mark, Me 26 Chen, Hope, China 41 Chestnut, John, N.C 35 Clayton, Joseph, S.C Coffin, Bruce, Fla. Cook. Linda, Mich 28 Cook, Mary Anne, Ohio 32 Cooper, Anita, W. Va 22 Corey, Raymond, Me 26 Cox, Sharyne, N.J 24 Cups t id, John, S.C. Curry, Carol, Tex 40 Daves, Susan, N.C 23 Davis, David, N.Y 24 Davis, Marlene, Pa 30 Dean, Mallory, Ga 22 DeGroot, Becky, Ga 22 DeLaCour, Stanley, R.I 34 DeRenzo, Gerald, Fla 29 DeRosa, Rebecca, Ga 25 Donaldson. Gregg, Md 26 Dowdy, Dan, Va 32 Dowdy, Wanda. Tex 30 Dowling. 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Goff, Carl, S.C 24 Goff Carol, S.C. Gondrezick, Greg, Colo. Goodall, Patricia. N.C 30 Goodwin. Thomas, S.C. Graves, Wayne, Fla 29 Greenwald, David, Fla Gregory, Melody, Fla 23 Groff Jean, Pa 34 Grossberndt, Wm., Conn 34 Grove, Dan, Md. Gustafson, Grace, Can, Z 26 Haase, Mr. Mrs. D.,Va 41 Halbert.PaulA.,S.C 25 Hall, Susan, Pa 22 Hal then. Rolfe, III. Ham, Mr. Mrs. T, N.C. 33 Hammack, Terrance, Va 25 Hammack, Victoria, Va 29 Hammond, Richard, S.C. Haneline, Wayne, S.C. 25 Hanscom, Philip, N.H 36 Hansen, Paul, S.C 37 Hardeman, Chris, Tenn. Harkinson, William, Fla 25 Harper, Mr. Mrs. T.Ga 28 Harrell, Albert, Va 40 Harry, Geraldine, W. Va Hart, Diane. S.C Hartell, Rhonda, Va 30 Hartman, Richard, Pa 23 Hasson, Gary, S.C 36 Hawkins, Howard, Pa. Hawkins, James, Pa 26 Haynes, Connie, N.C 22 113 Heck, Douglas, S.C. Herring, Judith, S.C. Herring. Carlyle, S.C. Hill. John, S.C 26 Hill, Kit, S.C Hill, Larry H.,Fla 29 Hill, Scott, S.C Hillard, Benny, N.C. Hillard. Cathy. N.C. Hoagland. Win., Va. 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