Meade Bible Academy - Memories Yearbook (Meade, KS)

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 zsj: iv n s tv sw UftiOESO After twenty-five years the seniors of '49 are scattered to the far corners of the world. A few have lingered near their Alma Mater. Willie Rempel has the honorable position of principal of K. B. A. For a few years Elizabeth Classen taught home economics at the academy, but now she is teach- ing her own daughters the preliminaries of housekeeping. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Loewen own a large, modern farm in Meade. Mr. Loewen works actively for the academy; he is the chairman of the school board. One of their sons is an academy senior. In the city of Meade there is a sign, directing you to Ea1s Studio . The owner is Edwin Wiens, a flourishing photo- grapher. Roy Regier is the proprietor of an ultra-modern electric shop in bodge City. Extensive rural electrification has been a great boom for his business. Erwin Wiens, an outstanding athlete, is coach and athletic director at the Friends College in Haviland, Kansas. His Christian testimony has a marked influence on his teams. The owner of the Western Star ranch in Arizona, Wilmer Classen, has become a distinguished person among cattlemen. His wife shares his pride of owning the largest and best herd of longhorn cattle in the vicinity. Herbert Enns has gained renown as a singing evangelist for the Youth for Christ. His home in Los Angeles is brightened by his wife, a native Californian, and their gentlemanly son. In the cold, desolate land of Alaska Margaret and Sarah Friesen are serving as missionaries. Margaret is teaching child evangelism classes; and Sarah, a registered nurse, is taking care of the sick in this frigid region. Raymond Friesen has found a place among the car dealers in Kansas City. Judging by his spacious home, he must be a very successful dealer. The director of the Youth for Christ at Kansas City is none other than Walter Friesen. Through the years Walter has lost no enthusiasm for singing and testifying of the unsearch- able riches of Christ. KiMMUBm 'i''« msvn 'ii.'ii map '1’ r