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

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ANITA BRAUN, Morris, Man. This quiet, friendly artist applied her talents in various school functions as well as Children’s Hour. MARTIN BUHR, New Bothwell, Man. A man of principle and originality. Spends Saturday nights at Rescue Mission and Sunday afternoons at the Jewish Mission. Anticipates service in MCC or PAX. MIRIAM BRAUN, Winkler, Man. One of our teachers — she has shown a fine, quiet persistence in her work. Assisted in Bethel Mennonite Children’s Hour. KENNETH BULLER, Black Creek, B.C. Energetic, determined, and smiling. Active in the Sunday school at Sterling Avenue Mennonite Church. The Bullers spent the winter on wheels — a housetrailer. NORMA BRAUN, Lowe Farm, Man. Life is an art of enjoyment, and Norma possesses this virtue. She shared it with the children at Sargent church, and is sharing it as a nurse-in-training. Barrel ' s Shop-Rite Red River Valley Mutual Insurance Company The Community’s Shopping Centre Insuring Farm and Residential Properties WALDHEIM. SASKATCHEWAN HEAD OFFICE: ALTONA, MANITOBA, PHONE 25

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FIRST YEAR LILLIAN BARTEL, Drake, Sask. Studious and ambitious. Enjoys volleyball and other sports. Is a regular teacher at the Bethel Children’s Hour. RUDOLF ADRIAN, Yarrow, B.C. Shows an avid interest in the natural and physical sciences. This probing spirit was equally noticeable in theological matters. FRANK BERGEN, Altona, Man. Has a friendly, enthusiastic, presevering man¬ ner. An A Cappella member, and a regular Rescue Mission counsellor. Was indispensable as a drama stagehand. GERTRUDE BARTEL, Rosedale, B.C. A quiet, reserved and conscientious student. Always willing to lend a hand. Is a teacher at St. Vital Children’s Hour. HILDA BOSCHMAN, Rosemary, Alta. A very capable student. Her industry and devotion to duty will inevitably be assets in her coming nursing career. Firs ! 1 United Mennonite Church Bergthaler Mennonite Church 659 East 52nd Ave. HOMEWOOD, MANITOBA VANCOUVER, B.C. Rev. D. D. Klassen Rev. J. B. Wiens Students: Ernest Klassen, John Klassen

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MRS. DONNA DRIEDGER, Osier, Sask. D—deputational work — Children’s Hour. O—obsession — soft ice cream. N—nee Lobe. N—never to be outwitted. A—amiable. REV. ED. CORNELSON, Boissevain, Man. His genuine interest in, and appeal to young people is an asset to his ministry. Satisfied with nothing short of the truth. LOUISE DRIEDGER, Kingsville, Ont. Our “Millie” in the drama carries a compan¬ ionable smile and a refined air with her wherever she goes. A personal worker at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital. ARTHUR DRIEDGER, Leamington, Ont. Dependability, serious pondering and cheerful dutiousness are his. His recent chronology: C.M.B.C., German Pax Life, C.M.B.C. and a wife. JACOB ELIAS, Altona, Man. (Special Student) On the editorial staff of the Winnipeg Tribune. Attended Intermediate German classes at C.M.¬ B.C. Glenlea Mennonite Church Schoenfelder Mennonite Church GLENLEA, MANITOBA PIGEON LAKE, MANITOBA Rev. Johann Rogalsky Rev. D. Abrahams