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The Students in the Winter Term 22
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AARON KLASSEN Homewood, Man. HERBERT D. PETERS Lacombe, Alta. JAKE UNRAU Altona, Man. JOHN G. WIENS Herschel, Sask. EDWARD FRIESEN Rosthern, Sask. ELIZABETH PETERS Morris, Man. CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS The students are classified according to the number of credit hours they have earned at College when they enter in the fall term. First year students include all new arrivals, as well as those who have less than 40 hours. Second year students have completed at least 40 hours of work, and third year students have 85 hours. Graduates have either 85 or 130 hours, depending on whether they are working for the degree of Chris¬ tian Education or Theology. 21
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STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Paul Peters, Peter Kehler. Seated: Rev. Arnold Regier, faculty advisor; Dorothy Schmidt, secretary; Abe Neufeld, president of Student Council; Edward Enns, vice-president; Korny Martens. T HE Student Council functions as a representative organization of the whole student body. It consists of the Executive, the Chairmen of the Devo¬ tional, Deputational and Social Committees, and a faculty advisor, meeting every two weeks. It acts as a medium between the students and the adminis¬ tration, seeks to guide and correlate the total program of the student activ¬ ities, and takes care of any matters not covered by standing committees. This is an enriching experience for all students concerned. A college education does not consist entirely of lectures or searching in books, but includes a great deal of practical experience. Here we learn to take responsi¬ bilities upon ourselves, and endeavor to guide and direct that specific phase of the work so that all may be edified and God be glorified. As we have ser ved in this capacity, we have certainly experienced God ' s manifold bless¬ ings upon us. These experiences will no doubt aid us in our work as we leave the College, be it in our home church or on the mission field. The executive, consisting of the president, vice-president and secretary, plan the weekly Saturday night prayer meetings. These evenings have been a blessing to the whole College Family. From them we have been strength¬ ened in our inward man, and a more intimate bond of Christian fellowship has been forged between one another and God. 23
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