Canadian Mennonite Bible College - Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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REV. HENRY WALL. B.A., M.A. GENERAL TREASURER. INSTRUCTOR OF GERMAN REV. DAVID JANZEN, B.A., M.A. LIBRARIAN AND REGISTRAR, INSTRUCTOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, ENGLISH LITERATURE, CHURCH HISTORY AND BIBLE REV. GERHARD LOHRENZ, B.A. .INSTRUCTOR IN CHURCH HISTORY, EUROPEAN HISTORY, HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION, AND PSYCHOLOGY Page 14

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DR. ISAAC I. FRIESEN, B.A., M.Ed., B.D., M.Th., D.D. PRESIDENT, DEAN OF CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTOR OF THEOLOGY AND GREEK WE ARE BOUND TO THANK GOD This year we commemorate the tenth anniversary of the founding of our college. On this occasion we feel that we have very many reasons for giving thanks to God for the many blessings He has bestowed upon us during these ten years that our college has been in operation. From the very be¬ ginning we have recognized the guiding hand of God in the work of our school. Today we wish to thank God for those who were led to take the initiative and were willing to sacrifice time and energy to promote such an institution in our conference. We thank God for the churches, who have come to an increasing realization of the importance of the college in helping to provide a Christian education for our young people. We wish to thank them for their prayers and financial and moral support, without which the school would not have become possible. We would also wish to thank God for the Christian parents who have frequently made considerable sacrifices to enable their children to attend college. We are thankful for the teachers who have given themselves to the important and responsible task of guiding the studies and spiritual growth of the many young people who have attended our school. We are especially thankful for the young men and women who have come to our school to study the Word of God during these ten years. We feel that they have contributed immensely in helping to produce a Christian atmosphere in the college and have shown in many ways that they regarded the school as an institution for whose success they were also responsible. We are also grateful for many young people who have gone out from the college and are now occupying positions where they are exerting a positive Christian influence, either in our churches here at home or on the mission fields abro ad. Our college is an illustration of the im¬ portance and of the blessing that may come as a result of the co-operation of all members of our conference in the work of our Lord. As we look into the future we trust that the high objectives which the college has set itself during these years may not be lowered. We trust that the school may continue to train Christian young people who will help to uphold the evangelical faith of our fathers. May the next ten years of the work of our college surpass in blessing and effectiveness the ten years that have already passed. Isaac I. Friesen. Page 13

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REV. JOHN D. ADRIAN DEAN OF STUDENTS, INSTRUCTOR OF BIBLE, HOMILETICS AND METHODS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION REV. HENRY POETTCKER. B.A., B.D. INSTRUCTOR OF BIBLE, MISSIONS AND APOLOGETICS Page 15