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

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MARY KREUGER, Abbotsford, B.C. Dependable and diligent Her pleasant smile — a stimulant Of studies never negligent In service ever willing Her favorite pastime — singing. ANNELUR NACHTIGAL, Chilliwack, B.C. By profession an R.N., a proficient student and cheerful classmate; she is a leader in the Girls’ League in Bethel Mennonite Church. DAVE KROEKER, Altona, Man. Known for his mimicry and calisthenic abil¬ ities. More important, his faithfulness is shown in the Missions Committee and deputational work. MARGARET NEUDORF, Aldergrove, B.C. Marg. is a diligent student of high scholarship. She has served as secretary of the Missions Com¬ mittee, and expresses her creative abilities in writing and drama. JAKE LETKEMAN, Waldheim, Sask. Scribe at boys’ house-meeting, outstanding scholar in class; known for his ability to say something about everything at any time. What¬ ever he does, he does heartily. LEAMINGTON UNITED MENNONITE CHURCH LEAMINGTON. ONTARIO Leading Minister: Rev. J. C. Neufeld. Students: Arthur Driedger. Louise Driedger. David Neufeld.

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ERNEST KLASSEN, Homewood, Man. Possibly would pass for a modest optimist, more likely though as a bold pessimist. Looks after student council auditing and helps with children’s work. MARIE KEHLER, Abbotsford, B.C. Ever helpful as librarian, proficient as Scroll editor and typist, and shows discernment of character and a readiness to serve in song and deed. MARGARETHA KLASSEN, Laird, Sask. Marg. (better known as “Peter” on stage) finds joy in activity. Vocal successes prove that she needs a “riser” for stature purposes only. ELIZABETH KLAASSEN, Rosthern, Sask. Small, dark and studious Ever ready and prompt in duty; Helps in singing for the ill; Has an active and reserved skill. WALDEMAR KLASSEN, Chilliwack, B.C. —quiet strength; spiritual concern for others —member of Faith and Life Committee —director of Rescue Mission group -—versatile athlete. ST. CATHARINES UNITED MENNONITE CHURCH ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO Minister: Rev. Henry P. Epp.

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HERTHA NEUFELD, Watrous, Sask. Hertha finds books delightful companions, but we find Hertha a delightful companion, too. A psychiatric nurse, she uses her profession prac¬ tically in hospital visitation work. PETER NEUDORF, Aldergrove, B.C. Tall and leisurely. He finds the Low-German tongue a very expressive medium. Chairman of the Samaritan Service. REV. HENRY PETERS, Hanley, Sask. His willingness to serve was shown in pulpit and hospital ministry. Also characterized by his determination and subtle humour. DAVID NEUFELD, Cottam, Ont. His versatility is accentuated by his persistence. Dedicated in counselling at the Rescue Mission, and as assistant director of the drama. Efficient as yearbook circulation manager. LOUISE PETERS, Gnadenthal, Man. A quiet girl of humour, composure and com¬ petence — chairman of Fellowship Committee, conductor of Sunday school choir at Sargent church. BERGTHALER MENNONITE CHURCH WINKLER, MANITOBA Leading Minister: Rev. J. M. Pauls. Students: Miriam Braun, Mary Pauls, John Sawatzky, Hilda Schroeder.