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

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RUDY ENGBRECHT, Boissevain, Man. Member of the Fellowship Committee and an active hockey supporter. Sticks to his books all evening. Why, “Out of necessity!” he says. KATIE FAST, Chortitz, Man. This girl has a sparkling humour. “Aides” in many things including volleyball and nursing. Her rich contralto contributes to the singing in the choirs. RUBY ENS, Gronlid, Sask. Diligent student, quiet personality, efficient teacher; college correspondent, member of hos¬ pital octet, proud owner of a black VW. WALTER FRANZ, Edmonton, Alta. Is sincere and thorough in his work. Enjoys work at Rescue Mission. Held responsible for many of the photos of this annual. CARL EPP, Rosthern, Sask. Carl is “orderly” not only when on duty at the hospital, but also as yearbook editor and as the fellows’ house captain. United Mennonite Church BOARD OF MISSIONS OF THE CONFERENCE MISSION CITY, B.C. OF MENNONITES IN CANADA Rev. P. Froese 600 Roblin Blvd.. WINNIPEG 9. Manitoba Students: John Hiebert, Waldy 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

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JOHN FRIESEN, Rosenfeld, Man. Tall, dark and studious. It may not be inci¬ dental that he said, “Pass the Philosophy” when he wanted the butter. Active at the Rescue Mission. ELVERA FRIESEN, Vauxhall, Alta. Reserved manner. A teacher at Sargent Chil¬ dren’s Hour. Entered nurses’ training after Christmas. JUDITH FRIESEN, Altona, Man. Modesty and poise typify this soloist and music student. Her vocal talent proved itself in whole¬ hearted participation in choir activities and hos¬ pital singing. College typing instructress. JEANNINE FRIESEN, Meadow Lake, Sask. Jeannine and laughter go hand in hand. As “Maya” she added much color to “The Return of Chandra.” Anticipates teacher training next fall. LENA FUNK, Vancouver, B.C. Participates freely in all college activities and dorm life. A member of the Faith and Life Committee as well as teacher of the St. Vital Children’s Hour. Bergthaler Mennonite Church Vancouver Mennonite Mission Church LOWE FARM, MANITOBA 4722 FRASER STREET, VANCOUVER Rev. P. G. Dueck Rev. William Block Students: Norma Braun, Walter Braun, Rose Wiebe Student: Marie Kehler