Piedmont Bible College - Fanal Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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SN EUROPEAN TOUR This summer a group of our students, along with their chaperon, toured the Reformation cities of Europe. Leaving the last week in July, they flew to Amsterdam. From there they went to the Rhineland, the Heidelberg area, Lucerne, Innsbruck, Venice, Florence, Rome, Pisa, Milan, Geneva, Paris, and London. At one point the well-informed Mr. Thomp- son took over the guide’s duties. The experience was rewarding, and gave us a burden for the lost millions in Europe — but we were glad to come back home.

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MIXED QUARTET RESSIE SMITH, TOMMY COMBS DWIGHT GREEN, SNOOKIE RILEY MR. McDONALD The summer of 1970 found the four of us, along with Mr. MacDonald, making our way up the beau- tiful highways of seven mid-western states. We, too, were on tour for the school. Yes, the mixed quartet stampeded seven states in six weeks with our south- ern brogue, smiles, and ingenuity. Each day was filled with new places, new people, new excitment, and new laughter. So many things transpired during this tour that we could not possible tell them all. To give a sample, try to place “Extremely Witty’ Dwight with “Consistent Singer” Ressie, ‘Good Eyes” Deloris, ‘Exercising’ Tommy, and ‘‘Adventurous’” MacDonald — and you have a truly MIXED quartet. We were grateful for the opportunity we had of sharing the blessinngs of our Savior and representing our school to the northern states. 21

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SUMMER SESSION If you were on campus for the summer term, you know how desolate this place can be. When sum- mer comes and most of our students go home, an eerie quiet pervades in the dormitories; silence falls on the cafeteria; in the student center you could hear a pin drop. But other areas are very active. The classrooms are as busy as ever, and the business office still rings with the staccato sound of typewriters. And if the student can re- sist the warm sun and the ice cream shop, there is always the library.