Grace University - Charis Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1965 volume:

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X 4 G Qlharxs That the World May Believe 1' if 'fl9lff'. I Y' Jw' I .bn e tZn,r.'E ,Q A t D, . .,',,x.,. if 2 H N 1 0 GRACE BIBLE-QNSTITUTE 1515 South Tenth' Street Omaha, Nebraska 68 1 08 . li...4--4 Mm. . WWE,-. vw :pr J , ., SCHNIIDT MEMORIAL HALL Our Campus DUPLEX-NlEN'S DORIVI 809-W0lVlEN'S DORNI 'lf' ' 'yx1'g':-2 ' .' ,, ., A Q , ' 4,-sf: DX 841-NlEN'S DORM ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - X XX V Y I -. ., .. ix W - -1-ffffii fl' I L in-559 i s-'PL' I ' ' ' v.f: 2ff:4+, - ' ' ' ' , ,,1':fsHWf 1'f4- 5 I I , fx. I , QW ES 'I N T . '1' ' - 1 1 T-3'-J, ' ' R - is - A, 4ifhq-I x c ' '1 G '1 ' ff, ,-jx' 3 .-all 222.5-L X, I I-h ' ,gb - ' , G: 'f.. - 1 - F4 L .-SF ' fTi :!: :,,l' I ' l..I'L'L LL Ig ff' - -A--f 'ini ' - 1: , 4-r'- ' s f -S : 1'- F. -.. -A3551 L - , , 5511 -. -7: ':' - i Q ' 5: I V 1' QQ' A E1f?II', 1'5QQ,f. , -M Nw, -ff, - - SUCKAU MEMORIAL CHAPEL' MUSIC HALL .Q pf The Board of Directors has approved a twenty year plan for campus development. The plan is staged in nine phases to allow gradual increase of enrollment to a maximum of 600 students. The first phase of the development program is the construction of a Student Activities Center in 1965-66. The new facility will provide space for food service, some temporary classrooms, bookstore, health service, post office and com- munication center, alumni offices, student or- ganization meeting rooms and offices, and lounge areas. Campus Development :w:gwY Y Y Yemr 31 E?-gi: ,tiwvfx .mu :WY Y Y Y 'Qa- -vf' g -5 1 vo ffggivzi - J -9 5-vs iv, 5 ' Munzlg- I - - f Qu 3 . VV. . I ' me ami ' Q wif ' 'I H E I :fi W, ,, I E :Q-fir I nf-5' T we 53 K QQ we-X13 EI 2 fe, Y' Q :ggi .. ,, xi T ff Y I E 1 - fu, 'L ,, M fy, xii' Q . ,,., .N V .fn ,, an E In H get YQIYY A . g an -flu , P . , -Lt II .:: , I , I V 'A T I. 6.8 ' 4 x V 5 J.: if n K H- 1 ' . . . 'x .gf E- 21.14 K: , I 'N ,N M Q . Q. It ,Q ff' .- l 5,4 Q5 MMHIMBIM 2-we STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTEI2 I' GRALE man: lNsY1Tnvt f V ommu, Nzsnnsnuxi ax zzagfag WL w4'f Zxi5?u , zz mm LT 'Dedication Our torch has been lit by your glowing ministry at Grace You have been . . . ...instrumental in its inception, as partisan, . . .industrious in its operation, as president, .insistent in its standard, as pro- tector, ...interested in its product, as pro- fessor, and inspired by its true light, as possessor. We, the Senior Class of 1965, dedicate ourselves to a shining minis- try for His kingdom, as we dedicate this CHARIS to you, Dr Harold Burk- holder. Bl -,.,5m. ' Hg , as Boy as Two-ye .,,.,-f ar-old Z D n fi 'W- ZS , 5 . ' ? kk , V ' . .Q-. I ,, I- V 5 -'14 5 J- ' M4 1' ' f I, ,, Qlnnieniz CAMPUS DEDICATION FACULTY AND STAFF CLASSES MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS SPIRITUAL LIFE STUDENT LIFE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS I0 2 6 'I0 24 70 80 90 0 1'I0 'II3 Tm I , if FACULTY AND STAFF ,N CLAS I WI ,. ' 'iii' I NN Q.-5 Z URGANIZA TIDNS Nm T 'Y'lL'. M4 fx 4' . , If .QQ ' , -' -, 4A. lT- -- - 'ill' 'cl 1-. V Q7 ,. A 1, lg M MUSIC SPIRITUAL LIFE STUDENT LIFE 1 V We-In svf-Rzw QA r ., LL , . S5 ' T wi kg Qwtdenf SPGGYQS . ., 15' 'ble Institute Grace to 1515 South 10th Street ka 68108 Omaha, Nebras 342-3377 may believe . . . that the war 1oHN 11121 KEYS KEYS KEYS Keys speak to of locked doors - Keys say that doors can he unlocked -- Keys tell us that beyond locked doors lies something of great value. , Our Lord Jesus Christ spoke of Keys, In Caesarea Yhilippi Yeter had just ejaculated, Thou art the Christ. Jesus responds with leave of the king'-louf' - keys that could unshackle, that could bring freeaem. On another occasion He spoke of this freedom: And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. Studying God's Word this year has been the key to radiant, joyful experiences with our lovely Lord. The l965 CHARIS is the key to a panoramic view of the past school year. May it he a key to memory in the years to come of all that God has done this year by His blessing, presence and power. For this we give Him all the glory. ' Sincerely in Christ Waldo E . Harder President DONALD TSCHETTER A.B., B.D., M.S. Dean of Education Bible L Hy ll 'til T lflflMn -- gillww is ' EUNICE HEINRICHSQ B.R.E. Dean of Women English FRANK S. HARDER A.B. Business Manager RUBEN E. DYCK B.A., B.Ed. Dean of Men GUSTAF C, ANDERSON Biology Ph.B. Director of Missions Dept. Missions, Spanish mv 5, A3 '- DR. H. D. BURKHOLDER A.B., B.D., A.M., D.D. Director of Pastoral Ministries Pastoral Ministries, Bible A , Dept gi 'T ee . .. -. -. ' is .. . if sig. is me .ef Lv ...P -as - sw - ' -we 1 Q. 5 I . - . ,. .. ,, , . , L 6-f 1 -A f'Ei?.L.-7f'5f,EQ fm in DR. ANNA RIEGER B.A., M.A., D.R.E. Director of Chirstian Education Christian Education JOHN W. BOEHR A.B., B.D., M.M. Music, Audio-Visual Aids Dept. JOHN SCHRAG A.B., A.M. Registrar Director of Psychology and Philosophy Dept. Psychology, Philosophy WALTER J. DICK B. Sac. Lit. Bible cv lf. -E :W Y f sg? Q ,meg . ..... . V. Y, . .W mr 3 Y .l .1 2... wi mi HENRY D. WIEBE A.B., M.M. Director of Music Dept. Music ll RUSSELL G. JONES A.B., Tn. lvl. Bible :Mt ,,i' IVIYRTLE LU N DIN A.A., A.B., B.R.E., IVI.A. English WILBERT A. REGIER Th.B. Director of Christian Service De Bible, Evangelism :.f'f' RAY LUTKE B.NI.E. ' ' Music DR. ELIAS SANTANA M.D. Medicine 'si ,rg R mf? D5 ABE PENNER B.A., Th.IVl. Bible, Speech EDWARD T. SCH ELLENBERG Th.B., A.B., Th Nl Greek, Theology ..:rm.-m.w,.:-Tggk, -1,1 X we Q , We f Y ,iiiiig o ff W ' ife 1. .':' Q M fb ' fi Y E, K , -':,.. 1- 13:22 .gm ROBERT E. WENGER A.B., Th.Nl., IVl.A. Social Science, Bible VERNON H. BULLER A.B., B.D. ' Director of Public Relations GERALD SPRUNGER A.B. Alumni Executive Director ROGER WISCHIVIEIER B.IVl.E., Nl.IVl. Music VERNON DUERKSEN School Evangelist ez ogy f ' , is ?.: ef: 44 RUTH LOEWEN Th.G., A.A., A.B. Librarian DANIEL J. UNRUH Field Nlan Departments of Instruction Bible Department The Bible is at the heart of each course offered at Grace Bible Institute. It is the major in all the programs of instruction. The Bible has been given a place of such importance in the ciuriculurn be- cause Grace seeks to prepare stu- dents for church-related Christian ministries. A three-year General Bible program is offered which leads to a diploma. This program prepares students for service as laymen and serves as a basis for other under- graduate work. Christian Education Department li Dr. Anna Bieger is Director of the Christian Education Depart- ment. This department offers three .programs-Religious Education, Christian Education, and Christian Education and Music. Its piupose is to give training in how to com- rnunicatethe Bible to various age groups, and to give assistance to other departments in the training of Christian workers. Missions Department Mr. Anderson is the instructor, of the Missions Department. The missionary program has been de- signed to train students for foreign missionary service. Courses :in this program are geared to prepare the prospective missionary to care for his own physical and spiritual needs under the varying circumstances of different mission fields, to acquaint him with the various cultures and religions of the world, to familiar- ize him With requirements and policies of present day mission boards, and to teach effective methods of communicating the gospel in heathen lands. .af t, ,Z Era 3 ggi 'f K. .jj , t , .i IJ 5, IVE l 'Q' gba f' f' 'x Music Department Mr. Wiebe is the Director of the Music De- partment. Realizing the effectiveness of music, the department offers two programs. The -Sacred Music Program seeks to Uain students in various ministries of music, and to give the student an opportunity to participate in public performances. The Christian Education and Music Program combines these objectives with those of the Christian Education Department. Pastoral Ministries Department Dr. Burkholder is the Director of the Pas- toral Ministries Department. The two programs in this department are designed for those who are called to be pastors. Students in these pro- grams are given a systematized study of Bible doctrine, a study of the Creek language, and training in how to conduct special services and carry out the practical aspects of a pastor's re- sponsibilities. Psychology and Philosophy Department f , Mr. Schrag is the instructor of the Psychology and Philosophy Program. In this program the stu- dent is given courses which help him to understand and evaluate the trends of thought and ideologies of the day, and courses which help him to understand human behavior. Each fall during Bible Conference and again during the final week of school the Board of Directors meets. These dedicated men determine the policies of Grace Bible Institute. Because of their prayerful concern, and the long hours spent in deliberate planning, they have helped this school become what it now is and are laying the groundwork for its future growth. Board of Directors UFFICERS Rev. A. H. Schultz, President Rev. L. R. Amstutz, Vice President Rev. Dan U. Dalke, Secretary Nlr. Clifford E. Lammers, Treasurer DIRECTORS Rev. John R. Barkman, Henderson, Nebraska Nlr. Frank W. Busenitz, Whitewater, Kansas Dr. Samuel Thierstien, Lincoln, Nebraska Nlr. Phares Bixel, Bluffton, Ohio Dr. John R. Dick, Prince Rupert, B. C., Canada Rev. Paul Kuhlmann, Los Angeles, California Rev. H. P. Fast, Abbotsford, B. C., Canada Nlr. Clifford E. Lammers, Omaha, Nebraska Rev. L. R. Amstutz, Whitewater, Kansas Rev. Arthur Enns, Wauseon, Ohio lVlr. Herbert Franz, Nlarlin, Washington Rev. Dan U. Dalke, Bluffton, Ohio Rev. A. H. Schultz, Richfield, Pennsylvania lVlr. I. C. Willems, Huron, South Dakota EX 0FFlCIO MEMBER Rev. Waldo E. Harder, Omaha, Nebraska HUNORARY MEMBER Rev. D. J. Unruh, Omaha, Nebraska 1 N it K. L1 1 .W ns. ,, W . Y at it 52 ii Q . F :fs is M x -.,.,, ii rf i. 'Q as 'W' 'P' 45' 1 'Qi ss '-sd!! SP- fs. MRS. DON GILLETT Secretary to Alumni Director . --ggcfsl' 'ff , 'fat' xi 1 L1 - , ' Z ,Q ,I - f x f , 3 W fl T 5 -ff s X I 2 ' ' C -'za ' - 'QOL ARLENE BECKER Secretary to Dean 'Zi' R -i? ARLENE DIETZ Secretary to President MRS. RUBEN DYCK Employment Director LEONA SCH RAG Secretary to Christian Service Director RUTH HOFSTETTER Assistant to the Business Manager RUTH SCHRAG Secretary to Registrar ROXY TSCHETTER Secretary to Public Relations - Director .wi sf , s v :Y :..,- .. Q 1 STAFF W A NOREEN DECKERT Assistant Dean of Women GRACE BIRKY Senior Counselor P if Q-gl -W 1 if ri' 1 at ay MRS. LELAND FRIESEN Librarian . i- .iii gn DOROTHYX DIETZ Bookstore Manager MRS. DON REGIER Information Desk Operator MARIE HOOGE Housemother and Matron MRS. ABE KREHBIEL Dietician MRS. JOHN JANZ Cook MRS. THERON RISLEY Cook 1 k LAVERN BUSENITZ Assistant Dean of Nlen DON GILLETT Assistant Dean of Men 'A ' my ' K 1,- -1 HOWARD BIRKY Assistant Dean of Men. ?-2? , .QQ j. , Elan! X 5311: i +V! ' I A ,' Sabi V i- , ,i i 0 '-k j,- .:.: f , -... V -i i fixnn i 1 I g isi i jf: W M, :': W? ABE KREHBIEL Maintenance ' it-iii? ig s ' TM. 1 i, 5 X, is J , ' iii r f . ' ' 1 L x , gf? if it ' fm ESTH ER UNRUH Cook VALETTA ASCHLIMAN School Nurse MRS. ELDON WALTER Cook ERICH KREHBIEL Engineer ORVILLE STOESZ Custodian 3 A I .55-Q 1 ,f 11. 1 3 11 1 1 QM ' ' 111 11,,11X..111 N I I 'U' 1 ,11g111. 11 1111511 , 115 cf? '1 N113 '1 E, 11 1- 1 111153 1 MQ? 1 Mi11',1 1111111 1 1, Wagyu 11 1111 11 FW11111 -V 5 1, HX, 3 11 un ff 5- 115-,mggt 1 ' 5? 1- mi 11111553 11 H1 Hx 1 , 1111, Wx. N 1 , M 19 1111i1,11,111,,i?g11 M1 1 I 1 -- my QQ ii 1 MQ, 1 . my 1z'Qx we Qi: ns PETER BOLDT Missionary FERN BRUNKEN General Bible we sil- ss E, KAREN BASINGER Christian Education WILBERT BECKER Pastors HOWARD BIRKY Religious Education HELENE BOLDT Nursing E-affix. is GRACE BIRKY Religious Education A Vg li is ii ,H -A QQ gf LAVERNE BUSENITZ Nlissionary WILLIAM BUSENITZ Nlissionary ixeiege 7' 'g ':g T Y 'T iii? W an 35 GLADYS BUSH General Bible QE WILLIS BUSENITZ Missionary AW? in CHARLENE CLASSEN General Bible JERRY CLASSEN Pastors LEORA COLE Sacred Nlusic LORA CON N ELL Christian Education Q5 ?f A MARTIN FAST ROSS DERKSEN Sacred Music DELMER DUECK Christian Education KY? g 2 :iii S ' Religious Education ,EEN Y ll. ,Kg inf? LEEAND FRIESEN Missionary Ek? JOHN GLOVER iiffi General Bible LYN DA HARTLEY Missionary rw 12 LYLE HAYES Religious Education SHIRLEY HAYES General Bible . , J Q, al A JERRY ISAAC Psychology and Philosophy ROGER JANTZ Missionary 1 ga 1 HERMAN KLASSEN General Bible N - 1 2 '. E , . Rx .2-'Fl ' noRoTHY KASTEN ' Religious Education 4 f ,.. 1.-'H' 4.7. -J-Aieg - l , .H.,,x.,, A-Fe . .V l ,.i, . ESTHER KRAUSE if Religious Education MENNO KROEKER General Bible EILEEN LOEWEN General Bible FLOYDA IVIERRITT Nursing 0495!-F-ravi-1 -nf Qs' sh, WSJ 23 CAROL MOODY Nursing DELBERT REGIER Pastors IN EZ SENNER General Bible LIN DA SOM lVl ER Christian Education MARLIN RUPP DELORIS SCHMIDT Pastors General Bible ROBERT SCHURING General Bible ROWENA SEIBEL General Bible - M - ,M - A ., Va.. -- mf,-.-. j 5 :Lie is li 1 1555 M X asa X will in -. ,-sei Sign? ar- -z..-Q'-:1 reign, ihnnnnsium-gzxnnua.-Q - awp -' -L ' - X JOE STUCKY Pastors NEVA WALKER General Bible Kimi' ALENE WIEBE EVELYN WANTOCH H l Christian Education Christian Education -'var I Hrs-I .f in n 'lm lily H'.. w7EnM ' WAYN E WILEY 'gpg:gifijl3.l1! l age l l Psychology and Philosophy DON WILLIAMS Missionary JEAN WILLIAMS Missionary ESTHER WOELK General Bible n ,W .Fl-A M, I.. v F I CLASS SONG LIGHT T0 THE WORLD Jared Burkholder Women's Speaker MARILYN DALKE General Bible lVIen's Speaker PHIL GLANZER Pastors STEPPING INTO VW SERVICE Ernest Dueck I ae: f., - g , Iqfz .J , Sq- I 1. 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I Sfs?Igrg?,lf1,ss, ,ii, gr! X V , 1 in r- . ' '. 'lm - I1 -we f lrzmy - ,- 1::,..1. 1 'V -A , Fgii-Ej-:gif u 'fini uCheeSE both of you -L -7 .f of , .,, fn ygz, ,'3,.l, '1 ,, njgiivfi r . i f it vig , 'life 41 - fff'::45'7'?s , VG f , ' ae,,a,3 N , 1.11-G+ 1.J.s'v2a3mg2ap,g23'.- C-atv,.gsmis -5 '-: ' -, AJ1g9g,i'zi,r.-:f5,:-Hse.'N D f P ,,.. 1 J Lf-nj,-'63, ','.'ggu1'fW'Z . ay 0 rayer L -T. . f - ' Ea --'flawseizriirxiaififzi'-1'1277 -UW T l .SGT ,f '-we-ee spew 1 x. , HL'-V. -E-FE ss, ,g b W , X ' , , 13 in : X, f 1 M, se-' Hi Y-' SENIOR HECITAL One of the requirements for students in the Sacred Music course is to perform in a senior recital. Here the recitaiists are Ernest Dueck and Ross ' Derksen, and accompanists Marilyn Busenitz, John Bartsch, and Guy Griffin. Thank you, President Harderf' I swung into a trap, but I don't mind f FIB .5 as I er pf .-3. U -ff! W ll!!! IH Hnlu Chrlst Our Pilot Baccalaureate Alumni Banquet A 3' COMMENCEMENT DV- Kuhlmann lVEEK Congrats, lVlommy! Class Night- Llght to the World' Graduation Angela Albrecht Martha Aase Mary Carlson Craig Connell Nlarvm Arndt Clinton Broberg L. Dan Connell ll-Q - .Hia E, JoAnn Dahlenburg Robert Decker .-,af Larry Epp l John Fast SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND CLASS OFFICERS: Ted VanderEnde, Vice Pres. Eldon Busenitz, Pres. Ramona Amstutz, Treas. Angela Albrecht, Sec. Fay Flaming if Janet Franz Eileen Giesbrecht H wb-if-H92-fwvc 'QP Kenneth Harder Kenneth Harper Sonora Hoffman '23- Carolyn Harder l EE ' sign, r 7 ' H Hmm H 537.515 'E ii .i Gary Isaac E Q Maisie, 23- Ben Kroeker Ruta Kluewer K, Hulda Kroeker I FP' w. Eilfwg David Loewen Dennis lVlc Clure Daniel Myers 55 Richard Nickel ' 455' Pat Novak i i Dorothy Ortman 5, e 2 ' : g as Ei- iq nz: Bernice Pankratz Harvey Pankratz Stanley Schrag X :is Erwin Rempel Marianne Ritchie 5 ,ss ' 4' '-'rx' -Q Y f- ii: - Ruth Schultz Ken Taylor Eleanor Tuit ark: ni dpi Q xv . nn I if 5 , ..? i W ,QPF ig. X x x ii 5 N-5 J , if 5 eu iir 5 i XY ya gf W, , M Ted VanderEnde Viola Voth Nancy Wiebe Jghn Williams Anabel Unruh John Voth 2: za-r 5 W Jerry Voss if ww? Thelma Wooliston il m W Y 'N asf Q' ' i 'H Mila? S 23 V ill Ramona Amstutz SECOND YEAR Paul Baltensperger Yi' f'f 'a V ' Carol Basinger sv' M F 5 iw J' me ,F :gg 2 ,J ,Q K, F5 H 6 W a ax af, ,K dx is I 5 , Q Q ,X 11' ' '17 4 sf xx 21-.f A X. I A. il LL Anita Claassen Eldon Busenitz , A Vg. . A Rowena Bohlen Carol Buller a Cheryl Dalke Darrel Derksen Loss Derksen ,gl . ?Ls Esm LaVerna Dick Myrna Fauss Leroy Ens W! Ruth Doerksen is AQ' L11 -.. Rodney Hofer 53 W ' ? a 5 EW Jerry F rlesen Joyce Funk me Curt Holzworth wa Carmen Goodrich gm :Mg if 35 , nn PEZ' Diana Jantz r -6- V4.1 Rachel Krehbiel .gk . Frank Oleson Nlarnlyn IVIc Clure Eluzabeth Langenegger John Lundin Patricia Penner Paul Ratzlaff Jerry Regier TIE 4 X gf-1, Wim W .. ,g,, sw , at A W ff 7765 'W' ' f ' HK Q 1 Z J my ir H -Z5 , ,W H ,, :am :...,.f. . .. ,,,.- ' f f'-V 1 ,Q N ' N 'se' M E WY ax X WW V, 1 mm. ----- lsspm ary' ww W Wim u HH S' fu 51 3 4 .Y ,. , , f Judith Schmidt 5 -my fl Malvina Siemens ' mia Gloria Shultls I nn'--3 5 O I SWQQ9' Eldon Thiessen Z - in -ml -img Jerrold Speas 'iw Willard Wallman Cheryl Skorepa Gary Stahl Jim Stenger E33 la' if The thmg that dlsgusts me most IS . .! Now, Iet's say that over again. Frog legs-what a delicacy! uniors in ction Arnold Busenitz Willis Cronbaugh hi Y4,V Joan Davis l M1 OP Harold Anding John Bartsch Ho Q 1 Elvira Becker John Bleam .A :L Marilyn Busenitz Wilbert Clayton ig 115- :Q wfgz, S55 Kathleen Doebler lug' 50: ln 5 in W t F1 A ' ,ww l., ggg. lgiaif in L , Robert Engbrecht H John Ens if r f X err in gl 'E J. , ,, ., ,W,.. A M SEARCHING FOR TRUTH CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Harman, Vice Pres. Marilyn Klassen, Sec. ' Evelyn Hochhalter, Treas. Norman Rempel, Pres. 5 , sa 51' - , Q l e , env , , , Landis Epp Nlarliss Fast Jane Flaming Clarence Gillett Elsie Goossen XX l v 1 S1- + 2 'VY ':-: . lVlike Graham X 1 Qlggfi Steve Harman A rtr ' A Evelyn Hochhalter E V15 , ,, ' P'Qli1QF.,l. t .L , l 52, 1 - - e ..,-nrazise. J, i X 1 Marilyn Klassen .939 John Hsu Verna Johnson Gerald Kaczor Jerry Lloyd Walter Longnecker M 'f'155f'W?a Jack Nlagness Sue Morris Dorothy Koehn Beth Kremer -.,.,- ,T,,,?v,.,- N, ., -.., i- I-:': j,e,',Q.e- 4 -'T' E Q. sg Mesa . 'W ois Neufeld s' -:i in nw ii ii 5 . nu ii Norman Rempel em yi ie Sally Rusk Henry Sangren 3 ,E We my me W. 5523: - if 5 1 - wg eg ii Tea m? me ai M ga, im ,wma .. VVI555 525' eases? 1 as Don Peters Nancy Siebert We - M David Post WEL i gs Dave Reimer Gordon Reimer Roger Reimer x Sharon Stein Margie Smith' Karen VOU1 V ' Betty Sprunger Nlerlys Stadtlander ., Anton Wagenhoffer Rodney Wetzng Hulda Woelk 'W H mf, ,M '-35: Q 'fs' Ka Dorothy Wieneke Beverly Young Sophomores in ction 'Y ish-1 the 59mg Time to study. Banquet a o troilbxe' ve Car nice time to ha A kitten is more in- teresting than sports. What's the next event at this picnic, Dave? Did you just have a banana, Beth? Nancy Barker Lmda Basinger CLASS OFFICERS: Cliff Entz, Vice Pres Karen Regier, Treas. Esther Lutes, Sec. Steve Barger, Pres. 2 Arlowe Becker .fi Elva Busenitz Leroy Busenitz Arlene Classen SOCIALIZING BETWEEN SIPS Jerry Conant Mary Cowan Charles Curtiss Diana Decker Sharon Bergen Rachel Boehr Paul Boeker K3 W k , QSEYQ Teri mmm yn m,H,Hm gi g 1 W Ida Diener Larry Doerksen x Mary Decker Donna Deckert Doretta Dick WE, msgpaf min, I , , my H4 Wg -M. H ee Q Hara' My 5? W Lloyd Dueck Gwen Dyck Warren Ediger Velma Enns Clifford Entz Ardenna Epp Lila Epp Stanley Epp Gerald Franz Delores Friesen ,m..7,,q,.,,7,,,s,h,--,i .l , .0-47' S55 ll , , l ,AM . H 'M Paul Evans Ardean Franz Harvey Friesen Myrna Friesen Wesley Friesen fd? , W. xv R 'si 1 ' ' ' 5 raw , Q-kwff L. mag, E T :urge rf- ,1-gw..-. VL: , E- YE CW' . FL John Holloway V Judy Hotz fri -1 .f -.f '- 'J ia fi xl. - H-Lil H2 .Lu ' 5:2215 - Sf . 46213 li , f ' ' c3f.'1'f,f 7 -. 29 Herbert Klaassen Betty Klassen Beverly Koelling Dennis LeFleur Jon Loewen LaDonna Loewen Ross Johnson John Jones Betty Janzen Gary Janzen Gloria Jensen Mary Lorch Esther Lutes Hattie Marshall Q 'Q Roger Matthews Linda Matthiesen I 0 9 9 'UW I I '1 af' ix 'K aqqt 1' ,fi Patrick 0'KelIy Bill Oswald Bonnie Palmer Karen Miller Leonard Miller Ronald Nickel W We is 15? Q 1 Ella Peters James Peterson Linda Radtke Stanley Ratzlaff t Sharon Regehr W Nw Calvin Regier John Regier Karen Regxer V S 2 W - n gg? n an Spams: Vw Q. 7. .ag w s E 359 Larrie Patterson Anita Penner Luella Penner ,AAN A E522 1 S 1 ' 'Yr Ss l 1? QS 5 Q Dana Reinoehl Dennis Ritchey Vivian Robinson if-'Qi ii We i gin rl, M., ,. i Q21 EU Q ii 5-Efiii Ugg. Beverly Rosentrater Daniel Roszelle is ai E w, asf? . Linda 'Roth f' 1 SE 5 ms, .IE A -2 Larry Rowe Joyce Sanders Sherylene Schmidt Lois Schreier Kathleen Schuler vtfbqnfvfiiiif-f, , . IFF- 9 1 . if we :ef - l W ,gi Si Ingrid Senner Sharon Sherwood Esther Schultz Lorraine Schultz Rosann Seibel Larry Shippy Adell Smith Linda Sorenson Jima, E. Joyce Speas Bonnie Squier Richard Stout . , EQQ T lll f ., - h I eel, Q? - 'jf ff- -'wir -V FQ ff gig F33 as eng wi, , .Y , V M M, KE N. , . GH Y,-ew L t in E,j?.if?.E..-T ..,.. 1 D --,,-- -wwf Wilma Teichroew Gary Tenkley Carvin Thiessen lf l Evelyn Thiessen Wilmer Thiessen 52 WF Q 1 7 Daniel Unruh Sharon Voltmer Dorthea Unruh Twila Thieszen Gail Thomas Annis Todd was Sw Kathleen Walter Delores Wiebe Martha Wieneke Darla Wilkerson KK 'l Philip Wantoch I X 81, Jeannette Williams Carol Williamson Aldine Wubben -S5 ,Q :wr l l l ff, l i f i X Q x I l 1 W lj ...V il. ,-1 'ji , L ,' I N! i ,ew 1 ' C, K Al l 1 X ' Q ,e 1'T-'I A Q ill ' A -r 'iw i 'BH H EE, N Q , e Q: Q: nu l 3 mln e www? 1 . ' - f laigiaef N NE?-iiilsigfk l was , , mi: - Nancy Wall Waldo Wall Jeanette Walter QQEQWQQ Jftv, iv '.-'+P' Freshmen in ction n sq Wake in-4. 1 thou that Day of Prayer sleepers-tl 11 Time ou Freshmen, meet the faculty. , . .LQ econd Semester Students jg H v 1 N- ,fft on mt :1-.J .nd Ella Decker Donna Gabrielson Dorothy Hofer -1, qsifssa.. sae -1 A , , -Lf.. Rowena Hopper AI Magnuson Janice Regier John Reimer W Reiko Ogoshi . W g gon? if Sam Ro X? Q-'I yi H xii A, or W iw in i. ire , Dale Unruh Evening tudents Ross Boyce Nadine Busenitz Anne Crawford Judith Lloyd Suzanne Nlagness Robert Parramore Sam Roth John Ryberg Ken Samson Gloria Shultis Charles Stevens Special r tudents Victor Kratz Valetta Aschliman Ron Cole Don Gillett Ehas Samana Morris Palmer Gloria Sthi Anna Stephen Norman Stucky Orval Thiessen Doris Voss Class Snaps 110 the first mace nybody need a foot rest? at Attentive philosophers! 'L ww, V1 5 5: f Xi - iff U35 - I 0 Fw, V .4 -. 5- VZ? A e giagffe 31'-g,f'd :Q 3-.525 1 -gfsrf U- ,L,'i'q7 ff. . idffqftt- if t ?j:.,, ,wi Q! ft - -,.f,::.-ah. Zn p o ,.'. H . . fx ,, - V ,G , '. s wr, Q. tx X H ff rf... 'px af' ny m dead Su re of V' V1 B . Uddlng artist S 'x0h, this philosophy! 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THE KING'S DAUGHTERS Judy Isaac-Pianist, Rosann Seibel, Myrna Friesen. Musical Groups ,Y 1 tl -xi K V' 4: i Betty Klassen, 1' ' I x ra 1 l 14' THE EVANGELAIRES lVliriam Augsburger-Pianist, Donna Hiebert, Delores Schmidt, Nlarliss Fast. ffuiv.. wim- NT! . T -X 5 1 V --, f T THE KING'S NIEN Ray Lutke, Warren Ediger, Del Dueck, Steve Barger, John Bartsch-Pianist. THE IVlASTER'S FOUR lgagdis Epp, Jerry Regier, John Glover, Ted Vander- n e. THE HARMONY FOUR Ardean Franz, Dave Reimer, Norman Rempel, John Jones. mm 1 1 P x i M r 2' .1 3:5 s -,4-' , 13,12 -, A .' KWH Yfii if ENE 3.3, QI Qs - QM. . A ,W Nw , F'! .. ,W - gg 'fa 1 .Y , M, , X ,, 5 ss ,M -wsgwgwwwQWQWg w . W Q 1 '! 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QAEZQQFI ,-tw l mfszffm I I , ' 1 il- In ill l'Qi Oh What a beautiful day! if---f H ' - .M 7 5' 3 WIS Instruments! Instruments! Instruments! What shall we sing next? The idea is to stay on the horse, Aldine! Q I 2. 4.3 if , 1 The Auctioneer! : .. Fourth row-W. Friesen, M. Kroeker, H. Friesen, R. Reimer, R. Seibel, D. Unruh, L. Hanes, S. Epp, L. Ens, C. Entz, W. Busenitz, P. Ratzlaff, D. Ritchey, E. Busenitz, J. Issac, L. Dueck, D. Peters, W. Wallman. Third row-L. Shippy, J. Becker,'W. Wall, S. Ratzlaff, L. Busenitz, E. Goossen, V. Robinson, Nl. Klassen, G. Birky, A. Claassen, G. Janzen, D. Unruh, D. Post, E.- Thiessen, J. Hiebert. Second row-G. Jensen, H. Boldt, S. Havens, D. Unruh, B. Janzen, K. Voth, L. Cole, C. Skorepa, S. Sherwood, G. Bush, W. Teichrow, L. Epp, E. Peters, A. Todd, L. Pen- ner, D. Wiebe, J. Walter, S. Harder, L. Roth, D. Wieneke, H. Hilty. First row-S, Regehr, R. Hopper, B. Young, E. Thiessen, D. Dick, E. Langenegger, J. Schmidt, J. Sanders, G. Thomas, D. Deckert, R. Boehr, R. Doerksen, A. Amstutz, F. Merritt, V. Enns, J. Herron, B. Squier. il l' Chorus Officers Marilyn Klassen-Sec. and Treas. Menno Kroeker-Pres., Jerry Isaac-Vice Pres., Mr. John W. Boehr, Director The Chorale and Chorus combine to form the Oratorio Society which presented the Messiah during the Christmas season and the Elijah in the Spring. lVlr. Henry D. Wiebe, Director T.V. Ensemble-Beth Kremer, Marianne Ritchie, Elvira Becker, E. Rempel, Mike Graham, Larry Epp, Ken Harder, John Bartsch, Del Dueck, Cheryl Dalke, Merlys Stadtlander, Rowena Seibel, IVIr, Henry D. Wiebe, Director. f Htl? .fe M, 1 wvfmrwnffl- Student Body Association Uiie fresident Speaks . Another chapter in our training at Grace Bible Insdtute is fast drawing to a close.. On its pages have been written many spiritual victories and life-long commitments to the Lord. We have experienced spiritual growth, being nurtured by dedicated insmictors of Gods revelation and beingguided by the Holy Spirit. Academically We have made another stride in attempting to understand in a measure Godis marvelous creation and handiwork. However, we must not rest upon past victories and growth. God has a special plan for each one of us. It would be interesting to prolect ourselves twenty years down the corridor of time and see each one of our student body in his own unique place of service. Let us now determine as Paul did to, . . press toward the mark for the puze of the high calling of God in Christ jesus. CPhil. 3:l4j A special heartfelt thank you goes out from each one of the student body to each of the committees frepresented on the following pagesl who have labored many hoiu-s planning student activities It has been our desire that in each area of the 1964-65 school year He might have had the preeminence. Erwin Rempel 1 rd as I 'aa Gary Isaac, Vice Presidentg Ruth Schultz, Secretaryg Erwin Rempel, Presidentp Rita Kliewer, Treasurerg Nlr. Regier, Advisor. Erwin Rempel, Elvira Becker, Rowena Seibel, Beth Kremer, Cheryl Dalke, Gary Isaac, Warren Ediger. . . . Tour Conquering Crosscurrents', was the theme of the program presented by the S.B.A. touring group. This tour, sponsored jointly by the SBA and the Public Relations Office, took them to academies and churches in Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. , -li 'f Pr' faimsfi, ,Q 'tif T32 gg, Q1 fff i ii, V mfg Nasa Y K 'H H ,Quill li' Elm 'Wfifii ll. lu H, m i llifiiif Hi - Lites Staff ies The Grace Hi-Lites is the student paper of Grace Bible Institute. It seeks to provide news and entertainment, and aims to be a vehicle for the ex- pression of student opinion. Larry Epp-Assistant Editor, lVlrs. Lundin-Advisor, Beverly Young, Victor Kratz -Assistant Editor, Marilyn Dalke-Editor. Civic ctivities i Committee , The newest S.B.A. committee, the Civic Activities Committee, keeps the stu- dents informed of coming events in Omaha. ZH zip ,, is it :JAC Howard Birky, Norman Rempel. l FS easier? 5:53 aww I i ssfrssf ,.3-:-:-: :' .iii- .1m..e-mf, W .,k,:...izw gp- -V, gm! fsmsfw ffsmswz. ll ' wr - HW Nw., ,, . 3455:-: 1 fi l 'li if 1 S 5, 1' M is E i ar t E ii nail fn V? .iii ' l i l , g is H li ri 5, ff 7 5, ii! Shirley Hayes, Lyle Hayes, Martin Fast, Valetta Aschliman. Cheer - Committee Lyle and Shirley Hayes Were our cheer ups this year. Their duty was to visit and send cards to those who were sick. Iudieiar Committee At the beginning of the school year each class selects two representatives of their class to serve on the judiciary Com- mittee. The general function of this committee is to deal with stu- dents Who violate the rules of conduct set forth in the student handbook, recommending penal- ties for such infractions. The committee may also recommend changes in the rules of the hand- book. lf Esther Schultz, Marilyn Busenitz, Hulda Kroeker, Marilyn Dalke, Miss Heinrichs Advisor, Ken Harder-Chairman, Mr. Dyck-Advisor, Ross Derksen, Ben Kroeker, Gerald Kaczor, Leroy Busenitz. li or it . l l . l l John Hsu, Lois Derksen, Pres. Harder-Advisor, Anabel Unruh, Ross Derksen- Chairman, Rowena Seibel. Devotion al Committee This committee endeavors to promote the devotional life of the student body. Its functions include organizing the day of prayer, planning the before- breakfast and after-supper pray- er meetings, maintaining a devotional motto at the informa- tion desk, and arranging special prayer meetings during confer- ences. l ge oiea X666 Q09 not S if 1 Rach First Se Wo,-the, krehb ,ne-919,-. ' Phil ,EL Kap Loi Glanzfr SZ Rigs-bne5 Mr EWS sl-Wda eaptnfff-fx I as tlandehslngeh DA0i,,is0r 13 f R , , , ., E, wo' Loewg-,gif-E,hH0fer H . gg air ' Br 'nan 010' A ea .' John gonei Cond Sencixifipv, John n2eDeCV9Yt' tgrbhalfman' cl , .6 Hardeffrggl-lollwof xxef blimswu' cu ' YW ' gh X da Glover, Evelxm glaglflgev' A e ll, Wadi Cllrff '7 0717 S H0 129, Grace life would not be complete without the activities planned by the Recreational Committees. Responsibilities of the first semesteris committee are planning the fall picnic, the nine-weeks, social, and the bas- ketball game with O.B.B.C. Re- sponsibilities of the second SC1'Il8St6I',S committee are plan- ning the Valentine social, the basketball games, and the spring picnic. Youth Conference Committee l It is the Youth Conference Committees duty to Work along with the faculty in preparing for a special week-end of fun and fellowship with prospective C.B.I. students. Two of its main concerns are publicizing this event throughout the constitu- ency and preparing the student body for the conference. This year the theme Was On the Alert for Christy which was pre- sented throughout the confer- ence by the special speaker, Rev. VVillis Mouttet from Springs of Living VVater.,' xi i ' ll ,lm ' lifill l Fern Brunken, Delbert Regier, Bernice Pankratz-Co-chairman, Ted VanderEnde Jerry Regier, Nlr. Jones-Advisor, Stan Schrag-Co-chairman, Betty Sprunger, Alene Wiebe, Beth Kremer. ' First Semester: Lois Schreierf Twila Thieszen, Carol Buller- Chairman, Nancy Wall. l F ,. Poster Committee Making unique 'posters which an nounce various activities for the many school organizations keeps the Poster Com rnittees active. Second Semester: Elsie Goossen, John Hsu, Kathleen Walter- Chairman, Ingrid Senner, Dorothy Kasten. Rodney Wetzig, Harvey Pankratz-Chairman, Janet Franz, Carol Moody, Ben Kroeker, Elvira Becker, Cheryl Dalke, Dr. Burkholder-Advisor. ingspiration Committee Promoting Christian fellow- ship by music and testimony is the purpose of the Singspiration Committees. They make provi- sion for singspirations, music at supper .with records, occasional guest musicians, and Christmas caroling. S Banquet Committee The Banquet Committee has the duty of organizing the annual spring banquet, including selection of place, musicians, and speaker. This yearis committee arranged for the semi-formal occasion to be held in the Four Seasons Room of the Lamplight- er Motel. First Semester: Marilyn Busenitz, Jerry Burkholder-Chair- man, Rosann Seibel, John Bartsch, Mike Graham, Velma Enns. Second Semester: Mr. Lutke-Advisor, Judy Schmidt, Martin Fast-Chairman, Fay Flaming, Miriam Augsburger, John Bartsch. 9 1 T '.. - sears, i. ESM. W omen s ' T M .ri Dormitor Association All girls living in the dormi- tory are members of the Wom- en's Dormitory Association. Each year officers and hall represent- atives are elected to serve on this organization which guides the affairs in the women's dorm. This yearis project was drapes for the hall Windows, and laundry baskets. The three subsidiary com- mittees plan the devotional, social, and cultural functions Within the dorm, such as prayer meetings, parties, and a tea. f W Sf as we ii: Back row: Viola Voth-President, Miss Deckert, Nancy Wiebe-Treasurer, Esther Krause, Miss Heinrichs, Ramona Amstutz. First row: Thelma Wooliston, Hulda Kroeker-Vice President, Lois Derksen, Charlene Classen-Secretary, Pat Novak, Carol lVloody, Esther Lutes. ' 3 1 -QI: . 'ls l. rsgiez surf . . .im mfs. 39553 1 ,i A-law... mipyefz. ,M f, ,,.:m..r.. N ,,, 5117 mf 'H Lgafiprf Mgggiifgfw P sa , f3.ma:2.,.ii ,rn -Mg, -Jew , , E . Y . its 2f:.,yg,,a -. - Y - -V V iw-.. 1.0 A Q . -YA, . Del Dueck-President, Warren Ediger, John Bartsch, lVlr. Dyck, Ken Taylor-Secre- tary-Treasurer, Eldon Thiessen, Wilbert Becker, Stan Schrag. Menis Dormitor Association The Men's Dormitory As- sociation guides the social and devotional activities in the menis dorm. Representatives elected from each floor or dorm meet with the officers to discuss pro- blems which may arise. This council provides reading materi- al for the social room, and a party. At the annual dorm party this year, entertainment Was furnished by Clinton Broberg and the Three Stooges. V I A99 I A ,Y Q. X Q V' '- Eg N 1 :uf H' pdl!! te ses zzz H John W. Voth-President Macedonian Missionary Fellowship Ulu: lvresirlent Speaks . . The outstanding truth that I have learned this year while serving in the M.M.F., is that of Hebrews 11:6: But without faith it is impossible to please Himg for he that cometh to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek himf' The objects of our committee were the following: flj To challenge and encourage individuals to accept and obey the call to missionary service, Q22 To encourage and provide opportunity for systematic giving and to channel gifts received, C31 And to instill the desire and provide opportunity for prayer in behalf of missions. The committee members and sponsor who served together with me were dedicated and competent. It was a blessing to meet together to pray and take care of the necessary business. It was also a blessing to see how the students responded in attending our services and prayer bands, and also in giving towards the projects. In looking back we see how the Lord provided and always revealed His will in His time. He tested our faith through the missionary conference project, and especially spoke to our hearts through the speakers. All of this points to the fact that God could only speak to us and use us as we trusted Him in faith. john W. Voth 4 at ia . W if ,'tifQf..Nf- -'fi NI.M.F. committee with conference theme. From left to right: John Voth-Pres., Floyda Nlerritt-Sec., JoAnn Dahlenbur-g-Treas., LaverneBusenitz-Vice-Pres. , Y w X 'zjv-1 ,H q3q.f.::f. v 3 -,. -. - ll 5 H lliii M, , f' One of the many duties of the llIl.Nl.F. l A ' Secretary is keeping the.Iiterature rack up to ,V Q date. ' ' Fl Q 4 A -- w . X. E ig: A 'K 6 f - JT, - ' ew. I 7. l 4 if V 'M' Lx :H ' ' ' t .TT ,, 3. - ' I it Q - N' J H71 .3 1 Missionary minded students find a weekend at G.lVl.U. Headquarters in Smithville, IVlissouri, a real challenge and inspiration. Congratulations, Lois, on receiving the Marine Nlission Scholarship. Missionary Conference Challenges from South America, Europe, Africa, India, Japan, and the Homeland were presented by confer- ence missionaries. Each missionary ex- pressed a real concern for the lateness of the hour and the urgent need of sending the gospel forth to those in the darkness of sin, whether they be here in the homeland or on the foreign field. Many students took advantage of the opportunity they had to meet the missionaries and to become better ac- quainted with missionary life and ser- vice. K Many of the students' ques- tions concerning missionary life and work were answered by missionary panel members. .L v,-'via -u'1 ll mamma Missionary displays were always of real in- terest to G.B.I. students. The missionary project plane started from Omaha on the first day of the conference and made its Way across stage to 1 . H i Africa, arriving, there on the last night of the conference, as l the 89,000 goal was met. The 95309.25 which came in over the set goal was given towards a girls, boarding school in Kenya, yi Africa. , .M ff-X 0 m' 1 'X . ' -11 si j if A prayer of dedication for those who are pre- paring to go forth into the harvest fields in the near future. ,Cahir Pasto rs-P reach: ng W we ,N .sa u Jewish-Broadcasting PR YER ww Ni '- vs Q21 QQ, f , l -vj 1: ,r fff 1 1 2 5 ,Jeff ' ' ? 'iz 5525 , ' 5 fly, A. V - Alas-Can-Sewing Catholic-Visitation ,Hi-'L Islands-Carpentry South American-Nlechanics fs Y, Child Evangelism-Visual Aids Q2 Indian-Records i . 327' e r 2 , A- Y L iw M 93,235 pr: waz.,-2 V 5 5. jg, f- ,N ,, V HES' ' H54 J' iz' 14 . il-, A :guru VE t 5-2 '-5 Mn I ' thi , f W if , . 'f'3ti'dsis f '- y 1' H W W N ., , Am ,., I Y -.ig W1 X W -V351 l 'f-'fl Ny, 1 ,lv yrg' -5 arty 3, pg' i , gf ,QL ' px , - 'yi ,gg ,s ' as '-'- ff African-Medical H 1 Moslem-Literature European--Pictures l Each prayer group seeks to foster prayer interest in a par- ticular country or area of the world, and to acquaint its mem- bers with missionary personnel, activities, and needs in that mission field. Prayer bands meet each Friday during the regular chapel hom. Typical mission work in each field is portrayed by the pictures on these pagesf E' 1. Far East-Linguistics Bible Conference At the annual fall Bible Confer- ence, Rev. Pipkin was one of the main speakers. The week was clirnaxed on Grace Fellowship Day by reaching the goal of S100,000 for the new stu- dent center, as indicated on the balance. We Youth Conference fm at ffiisif High school students from many of the states came to attend the Youth Cenfer- ence on March 12-14. This Weekend was H H1 .. asa. mul . .. , ,ma - . HEHN1 1M mnv-r':Lw,-ar ' v' w designed to offer a time of fun, sharing, and challenge for the Grace Family and its guests. This year the challenge, On the Alert for Christf, was presented by Rev. Willis Mouttet. ,, 2, ,,,. L E , 3 , wi Q T T- J .1 M ' - 5 ru at FMT ..a. ages- TD, ,, Sr: .ij -1: 1 W :J .gf- 1-Uk-SWF-sas-'H-sf'--1xT' 5 2:2 ,,gY1,.:.tij4 :flag 'e V-1' -5 H 1 fir Pxfiil. -lt! i' V .. ,:. . V , f -wr 4 I L County Hosptial City Jail ,QA L- '---' 1 i 'K ' w Ai K p 7 , s . ,QR in. rdf Christian ervice Department This department is under the capable leadership of Mr. W. A. Regier. His secretary is Miss Leona Schrag. It is their task to assign each student to one of many Christian ser- vice duties, and to offer aid in any problem that may arise. vi In September many of the students had privilege of serving the Lord in the Graham Crusade as coimsellors choir Street Meeting 1 and ushers. 7 , N :sw x. w vw' M-,-.- ,-..,- u Reglstratlon Mr Wmkle on ---r L J.:-,na Oh rats' ' av 'H That's the way the money goes! Dining hal -V zg' A l - u skates 5 Q '55, fx .6 lg. X Good morning x Ewa smell lt too' ll 'ogg' x'Fr., Grandma Lxberace 7alI.'ffXWxi' I wi' 6 4 l T7 4' '93 E W M L 9' 5- W 'alma -f ge KW: X 1- t 6 L . a. Tyr,-L 7' Y' F T 1 ' A ' ,Kaffe ., 293 S ,H 3 Y Y--. , 1 qfvgqr 4 A .Z Lg' N s w' L., - Y. Zacchaeus 'qfgx 'Pig X :fry l ., 9 HV! , f .. va A Y ' :nmol gfiiisiis Q XF Tell us the jk -.-f-- so 1-. A l xg Ithmk I can X Peek lVlmk stoles f sal ll Els Im glad we could solve that problem ,pf 2' .544 .,-1' X Femmme trlmmlngs Mutual of Omaha: Merlys Stadtlander Student Emplo ment ,gf Wright and Wilhelmyz Curt Holzworth, Dan Unruh, Ken Harder Commercial Optical: Ross Derksen Pioneer Uniform: Wes Friesen lu 'Q ix Q: 3 Commercial Optical. Menno Kroeker ,fl- gf Valentine Banquet and Social I we Basketball -llm 'V Games l r lt ax I' S . A ll Bprlngt fQ191Q'1Qf91.1Q9i9191S3 mug Sprmg and IT all PICHIC fv- 1.2:- Photo Contest Results QW , 5 yvflfi' . sie f gps' 5iE,,..S5L,gv mgkiwgqfl Luella Penner Second Prize: Sec First Prize: ..:.:.,.Vs. E ., M ',,, Charlene Classen 'gf X HELP ' 4:51 SN0l7flQQ:g3 - QQ ',A, X '+ ' ,ff n X R Third Prize: Jerry Isaac R W Moonlight Serenadersv Hg K sua' 'z -1 A Outdoor singspiration . ., Hg 'K f if-rf-gf, 'nan .A - Aglsi Q Its a long iong way t N' B fr morul. Big wheels f'X ,, .ily- FPTHUI :HIE ' . 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