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

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SECOND YEAR IRVIN DRIEDGER, Osier, Sask. Past, present and future see Irvin active, with children—Sunday school, D.V.B.S., Children’s Hour and Camp Director. Amiability and gen¬ erosity are his portions. WALTER BRAUN, Lowe Farm, Man. Ranks among those termed as profound, and methodical. His pursuit of knowledge is further seen in his plans to study Pharmacy. JOHN DYCK, Coaldale, Alta. In ideas original, dogmatic and individualistic. Ever willing to share his ideas, but also his time and talent as Gratis Manager, in hospital and Rescue Mission work, and as house-captain. TONY BUHR, New Bothwell, Man. His experience in auditing was put to use at college. Modesty and consideration were basic in his service through the Missions Com¬ mittee and as director of Bethel Boys’ League. HENRY ENGBRECHT, Boissevain, Man. Devoted and punctual as member of the vocalist clan, president of the Music Society, and conductor of Bergthaler church choir. In drama “Chandra” became a prominent figure. COALDALE MENNONITE CHURCH COALDALE, ALBERTA Leading Minister: Rev. F. W. Dyck. Students: John Dyck, Elfriede Klassen, Margaret Willms.

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THIRD YEAR JOHN FRANZ, Edmonton, Alta. Thoroughness and stick-to-it-iveness. As chair¬ man of the Service Committee he is in charge of arranging deputational work and outside service programs. MENNO WIEBE, Mt. Lehman, B.C. An advocate of Mennonite doctrine: Pax term in Paraguay, and member of Conference Peace Team. Versatility and dexterity brought Menno to the position of student president. REV. JAKE PAULS, Morden, Man. Newly-elected Elder of the Bergthaler church. His over-all purpose and resolution are reflected in his studies. Has a keen sense of humor. REV. LAWRENCE SIEMENS, Plum Coulee, Man. Characterized by his humor and generous smile. Bass in the A Cappella and a regular in the Bergthaler church pulpit. AGNES WALDE, Kindersley, Sask. Her spirit of music is dominant. Its gentle persistence is carried into all phases of her school life. She is a music scholarship winner. BETHEL MENNONITE CHURCH 24712 - 56 AVENUE, ALDERGROVE, B.C. Leading Minister: Rev. N. N. Friesen; Other Ministers: Rev. H. H. Dueck, Rev. A. Janzen, Rev. John Neufeld Students: Peter Neudorf, Margaret Neudorf.

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HENRY FRIESEN, Eyebrow, Sask. Known exclusively as “Hatch.” Never a dull moment when he is around. A friend to and of everyone. Participates in Rescue Mission work. ALVIN HARMS, Sardis, B.C. An amiable student with a family to support; for the Service Committee he’s the needed sort; his calm, challenging manner is expressed in directing Sunday school at St. Vital church. MARTHA FRIESEN, Steinbach, Man. This diminutive miss spends her Saturdays at Lowe Farm teaching piano. Her interests are expressed by serving in the Music Committee and as pianist at Rescue Mission. FRED HEESE, Grunthal, Man. Fred’s adeptness includes: portraying “Dr. Mike” in drama, serving as a student minister, member of the Literary Committee, and dili¬ gence in studies. REV. JAKE GIESBRECHT, Waldheim, Sask His missionary zeal was evident as member of the Faith and Life Committee and in his in¬ spiring messages. We wish the Giesbrechts God¬ speed as they return to India. WHITEWATER MENNONITE CHURCH Whitewater, Manitoba Ministers: Rev. Jacob Born, Rev. B. G. Neufeld, Rev. Jacob Harms. Rev. Eddie Cornelson. Students: Henry Engbrecht, Rudy Engbrecht, Eddie Cornelson.