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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

CANADIAN MENNONITE BIBLE COLLEGE CONCERN IN COMMUNITY 6 How can the Christian and the world meet each other? Reality must be faced if we are to find even partial fulfillment in life. A Christian may progress to maturity through his immediate concern in the context of student life. Concern can grow through meeting other people and new ideas. A most rewarding and important contact with the world is our service in meeting its needs. Sin¬ cere dedication to this task is a step in becoming what we ought to be. KEN LOEWEN FACULTY PRESIDENT ' S ADDRESS Memory is one of those priceless treasures with which we as persons have been endowed. Memory has its own unique way of influencing people. For good or ill, it causes them to act. A yearbook is an aid to memory. It calls back into the present, experiences that were a part of an earlier chapter in life. It brings back to remembrance things that have been. The present yearbook is designed to tell the story of one year in the history of Canadian Mennonite Bible College. For those who participated in that year it will be a mem¬ ory stimulus. For others it will be a mirror that reflects something of the pulsebeat of the school program in 1966 - 67 . For all it should serve as an inspiration to the attainment of life ' s fuller meaning and its ultimate goal. LAWRENCE KLI PPENSTEI N, B.D. Dean of Students Instruction: Old Testament, Church History, Missions HENRY POETTCKER, B.D., Th.D. President Instruction: New Testament ISAAC I. FRIESEN, B.D., M.Ed., M.Th., D.D. Instruction: New Testament, Theology, Greek DAVID SCHROEDER, B.D., D.Th. Instruction: New Testament, Theology, Philosophy (On leave, 1966-67) PETER FAST, B.D., M.Th. Instruction: New Testament, Biblical Theology, Missions WALDEMAR JANZEN, B.D., M.A Instruction: Old Testament, Biblical Theology, German HELMUT HARDER, B.D. Registrar Instruction: Christian Education Theology, German 1 , ' ; iS m ’ 1 [_ 1 ■ ' r PHYLLIS HOLTBY, L.R.S.M., L.M.M., n A.R.C.T. Instructor in Piano MARGARET WIENS, A.R.C.T., A.B. Instruction: Music, Fine Arts (On leave, 1966-67) | ; 1 1 r {■P MABEL BUTTERWORTH, A.R.C.T. Instructor in Voice (Not Pictured) MERTON UTGAARD, D.Mus, Instructor in Brass MURIEL MILGROM, G.R.S.M., A.R.C.M Instructor in Recorder VICTOR DOERKSEN, Ph.D, Instruction: English IRMA TOEWS, A.R.C.T. Instructor in Piano ELIZABETH KLAASSEN Librarian and Assistant Secretary Custodian HELEN WIEBE Secreta ry mi MSm RUDY A IlflH Public Relations PETER R. HARDER Business Manager HERTHA PENNER Assistant Cook ANNIE JANZEN Head Cook ANNE HI EBERT Assistant Cook MRS. SADIE KRAUSE Assistant Cook It looks like borscht for dinner! IMMEDIATE CONCERN • • • to meet others mm If | : w . 1 ■ v| r al ■j • i Fellowship Committee jw§;; |8pff il! ! l V’J Afu. s ' ' j mum it ZL • A i 4 ! One hundred twenty students from private high schools and Bible schools in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario were week-end visitors at CMBC in March. A Sunday with city youth groups b� f l 1 . ' � —• ag to meet other ideas Research of instructors and students leads to sharing of ideas. Married student com pleting a term paper. .. !■ p ' pi K g to . pk . 55. p | |i|ijw|M Ifelf • f ■ $ j 1 ; JTH-CHRIST 1DIAN OB CHBI8T rf N riON Peb. 4 at 8:00 P M. J BELL AUDITORIUM HAD� N EH ' Airing our views ■If im i - I 1 4 WBf a • HI I | j ' : f 9 1 1 1 I S 1 1 I fal-i-: ' -j� I ;: : : H I [ I 1 :j SK Ik 1 MS • • • to worship MBS ' ss if ' - S8H , ' | % g fe ' ' V ' - m%l fKTpiM| SLffoBH I ' ' ' . e « |||||||S ' , : Wiwwwk Student Chapel §2 A A A% mm ■ ffpQHHpg [11 ‘id’ ' H|| MBBR J M W i ' --t’i -r f $Stt W jHB V ' .. ' M§ Pi .■ i Student Council 1967-1968 Seated left to right, Ronn Klassen, Treasurer; Gerald Gerbrandt, Vice-President; Bernie Thiessen, President; Gerrie Van Nieuw Amerongen, Secretary; standing, Don Hoeppner, George Friesen, Candace Wedel, Lome Brandt, Ken Loewen, Ted Janzen, Betty Kehler, Rick Epp. The inauguration of the new student president, George Friesen. mm A dress rehearsal for the opening program In May this year the A Cappella choir will be visiting congregations in the midwest- ern states of Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, South Dakota. The madrigal group Singing, in choirs and smaller groups, has always constituted a significant phase of the music program. The introduction of the instrumental tech¬ niques class has brought new sounds to the campus. Together with the familiar piano and violin, one can now hear the cello, trumpet, trom¬ bone, French horn and recorder as well. mmmim v ' lHTb ' ■ y m | 1 BijKV c gj J? ’ 5 - a f- f ■■ J It- 4 - « BK .. r: ; ■•’ ' ■ ' l v i-y ■_ ,. ' . 1 Jf v ' iBKi $ mmsbiL.S k -«4i3r J jJHH ...... i iLi,., in 1 1 ■■■■IK,,.,. | ? ; % I This was the question of Job. J.B. a modern businessman, had everything; then he lost it all. He fervently demanded a justification for all this mis¬ ery. But, rather than admit a meaningless, godless world, he pleaded, Show me my guilt, O God! Then God spoke — not to answer, but to silence him. J.B. (Job) was offered his life again. In spite of its frighten¬ ing possibilities, he could again love life. In faith, he could go on. , „ F Wpm RICHARD EPP Drake, Sask. LORRAINE SCHMIDT Drake, Sask. ELAINE PENNER Winnipeg, Man. DIANA GIESBRECHT Waldheim, Sask. Christian Education Program FIRST YEAR The question of outreach takes on added dimensions after even one year of college. The most noticeable aspect is the fact that opportunity greater than ever before is afforded through planned and organized means. More important, though, is the factor of introspection and personal concern which arises as we recognize the need for genuine commitment. Responding to the need willingly, with dedi¬ cation, results in a more valuable witness to our faith, as well as meaningful involve¬ ment beyond the walls of our Christian community. Richard Epp. H. MARLENE FROESE Saskatoon, Sask. JOHN WIEBE Vancouver, B.C. GERRIE VAN NIEUW AMERONGEN Whitemouth, Man. FRANK PETERS Winnipeg, Man. MYRNA FRIESEN Kleefeld, Man. MRS. ELAINE FRIESEN St. Catharines, Ont. ALFRED GUENTER Osier, Sask. ELLEN EWERT WALTRAUD KAETHLER Vineland, Ont. RON BROWN Didsbury, Alta ANITA GROENING Lowe Farm, Man. LARRY MARTENS Lethbridge, Alta. ALVIN ENNS Carrot River, Sask CAROL FRIESEN Kleefeld, Man. EDWARD ALBRECHT Boissevain, Man. LILLIAN DYCK Rosemary, Alta. ARTHUR WIEBE Mission City, B.C. VIOLA BARTEL Drake, Sask. ALMA LOEWEN Didsbury, Alta. DELMAR ROTH Rosthern, Sask. SHIRLEY SAWATZKY Saskatoon, Sask. B| | ipr M BETTY HARDER Carlton, Sask. JOHN KLASSEN Winnipeg, Man. DORA LETKEMAN Waldheim, Sask. ANNE DYCK Coaldale, Alta, ORVILLE ANDRES Cross Lake, Man. JUDY RIEKMAN Rosthern, Sask. ANN EWERT Drake, Sask. PETER GUENTHER Osier, Sask. RUTH QUIRING Calgary, Alta. ■ | DOROTHY Waldheim, NEWFELDT Sask. ERROL ROTH Rosthern, Sask. Music Program MONICA BALZER Laird, Sask. KEN BRAUN Altona, Man. RUTH E. NEUFELD Leamington, Ont. DORIS JANZEN Pincher Creek, Alta LINDA REGEHR Rosthern, Sask. MYRNA DYCK Jordan River, Sask, HENRY DYCK Ninga, Man. ERICA DYCK Springstein, Man DEBERAH DUECKMAN Vancouver, B.C. EDGAR REMPEL Thornhill, Man. ELSIE HILDEBRANDT Aldergrove, B.C. MARGARET LEPP Lethbridge, Alta. MARINA PENNER Waldheim, Sask. LESLIE REGIER Laird, Sask. LEONARD ENNS Arnaud, Man. RUDY KRAHN Rosthern, Sask. ' ' ,S£ tr DORIS REGIER Laird, Sask. GROWING CONCERN V Therefore. The We Three singers, appeared at Youth for Christ meetings in Winnipeg high schools. % fa ■ outh for Christ Rally in November. During the school year the choir has sung in several churches in Winnipeg and in other parts of Manitoba. v� Each year students have been given the opportunity to serve outside the college. Hospital visitation and children ' s work have been a feature of the deputation work since 1947. For nine consecutive years (1957-1966), students sang and counselled at Union Gospel Mission each Saturday evening. The reports in the 1952 Yearbook and Scroll on the work in St. Vital express the conviction of the total effort: God is at work. As Christians, we have been called to serve. We have the resources: faculty, fellow- students, books, and definite service proj¬ ects — all are ours. The future of our service program will, however, depend not so much on material resources, or on a proliferation of projects, as on a deeper commitment to each other and to the Lord of service. Ron Rempel. Anne Warkentin, a CMBC ex-student, and a missionary nurse to Indonesia, returned to the cam¬ pus for the month of February. As “missionary in residence”, she participated in classes and chapels. Students appreciated her willingness to join them in spontaneous, as well as in more formal group settings. ETTCKC Forty-three CMBC students attended a week-end Vocations Cinference at Mennonite Biblical Semi¬ nary, in Elkhart, Indiana. The conferences are located in the college buildirt So we can become acquainted with the conferen work and personnel. RESIDENT Missions Committee Dr. Paul Lederach, Scottdale, Pennsylvania, was the guest speaker during Bible Week. His theme was “Teaching for Mission.” Ministers-Laymen Course SECOND YEAR As a second year student looking back over this past year, I view these last eight months at CMBC differently than my freshman year. My studies have taken on a new perspec¬ tive, and f have found them very meaning¬ ful. Through dorm and student life this year, I have come to appreciate especially the many Christian friends with whom I have been able to share and work. This experi¬ ence has been a real highlight for me. Ruth Neufeld. RUTH M. NEUFELD Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. DON HOEPPNER Windygates, Man. MARTHA NEUFELD Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont, IRENE REIMER St. Catharines, Ont. KEN LOEWEN Altona, Man. JAKE PETERS Steinbach, Man. PAUL NEUSTAEDTER Crystal City, Man. GEORGE FRIESEN Coaldale, Alta. RONALD KLASSEN Winkler, Man. ROBERT BARTEL Waldheim, Sask. CHERI JANZEN Newton Kansas, U.S.A ERMA MARTIN Copper Cliff, Ont. GORDON FRIESEN Altona, Man. BETTY KEHLER Altona, Man. ABRAM N. FRIESEN St. Catharines, Ont. MARGARET WIEBE Superb, Sask. 1 % 9 TED JANZEN Rosthern, Sask. EMMELINE PLETT Giroux, Man. PF . | I 4 MARGARET LOEWEN Altona, Man. TERRY SAWATSKY Altona, Man. CAROL HILDEBRAND Aldergrove, B.C. DORIS HEI DEBRECHT Tofield, Alta. Third year MRS. AGNES NICKEL Rosemary, Alta. ALVIN PETERS Mather, Man. 1 I ' iMWB II i 1 | | 1 f JOHN POETTCKER Vancouver, B.C. MARIANNE DRIEDGER Kingsville, Ont. CAROLYN THIESSEN Winnipeg, Man. Music Program EDWARD ENNS St. Ann’s, Ont. RUTH SCHROEDER Tofield, Alta. PAT FRIESEN Anola, Man. GRADUATES MADELEINE ENNS Arnaud, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education CANDACE WEDEL Calgary, Alberta Sacred Music Diploma As a graduating class, we have shared several years together at Canadian Mennonite Bible College. Our studies have covered various fields — Bible, Music, Theology and the Arts. We have lived together in Chris¬ tian fellowship. We have been part of the church of Christ. To be the church has always meant to fellowship together, to admonish and forgive one another, and, in everything, to bear witness to Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit lived and worked in the first Christians. They were the New Testament Church. Throughout the centuries, the church has continued as a l iving body. As we leave college, we want to join fellow members of this church wherever we are and together, through the Holy Spirit, be the living witness to Christ on earth. Madeleine Enns, Valedictorian. OTTO LOEPPKY Niverville, Man. Bachelor of Christian Education HELEN HILDEBRANDT Altona, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education GERALD GERBRANDT Altona, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education ABE BUHLER Lost River, Saskatchewan Bachelor of Christian Education EVA NEUDORF Hague, Saskatchewan Bachelor of Christian Education LINDA KRAHN Stranraer, Saskatchewan Sacred Music Diploma DELMAR EPP Waldheim, Saskatchewan Bachelor of Christian Educ BERNIE THIESSEN Countess, Alberta Bachelor of Christian Education RON REMPEL Oliver, British Columbia Bachelor of Christian Education MARY KLASSEN Hague, Saskatchewan Bachelor of Christian Education : ORNE BRANDT Winnipeg, Manitoba bachelor of Christian Education B. HARRY DYCK Plum Coulee, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education PETER NICKEL Rosemary, Alberta Bachelor of Christian Education EDWARD CORNELSON Homewood, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education ART SIEMENS Winnipeg, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Edir WERNER FROESE Mission City, British Columbia Bachelor of Christian Education PETE M. WIEBE Aldergrove, British Columba Bachelor of Christian Education EGON ENNS Winnipeg, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education JOHN WAH Monrovia, Liberia Bachelor of Christian Education ILVVlWll MRS. BERT LOBE BERT LOBE Administrative assistant to Vernon Reimer in the M.C.C. program in Calcutta, India. DAVE ADRIAN Pastor in the Vauxhall Mennonite Church, Vauxhall, Alberta. Fxfr«j RUBY ENS Teaching at Pauingassi, Manitoba LORETTA UNGER Teaching at the United Mennonite Educational Institute, Leamington, Ontario MILDRED LOHRENZ Teaching in Calgary, Alberta EDWIN EPP — studying at Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio VIC EPP — farming at Springstein, Manitoba HENRY PETERS — teaching in Altona, Manitoba EDGAR REMPEL — studying at United College, Winnipeg, Manitoba JAKE REMPEL — pastor in the Faith Mennonite Church, Leamington, Ontario MYRTLE SCHMIDT — teaching in Blueberry Mountain, Alberta ALBERT SIEMENS — milk delivery in Winnipeg, gp 1 1 JAKE PAULS Youth worker for the Manitoba ■ S £ m m | Mennonite Youth Organization. Manitoba JOHN KAMPEN Teaching in Clearbrook, British Columbia ERIC WIEBE British Columbia studying at U.B.C., Vancouver, WESLEY BRAUN Pax worker at the Mont des Oiseaux home for retarded children in France. HAROLD PENNER Pax worker in Calcutta, India ANITA GOOSSEN Trainee program in B Switzerland 1966-1967. rsn ■ ’ ■ yS ,: � l Jpi ■ nil ■ ' ■S ■ ■ 11} !■ Hans Bergmann, Rosemary, Alberta. Assistant to Pete Peters in maintenance work during the month of March. Hugo Bartel, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Bookbinder for the college since 1960, Dr. I. I. Friesen, on faculty since 1947, President of the college 1951-1959. Presently instructing Greek and System¬ atic Theology. Rev. J. J. Thiessen, chairman of the College board 1947-1966. College Board in session D: Paul F. Peters, present chairman of the College board 1967 Our Dedication COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES of Independent Credit Jewellers Ltd. YOUR FRIENDLY DIAMOND HOUSE ! Dmwt mlRiiiaa (xj : Carved Quality Gift Items Swiss Watches ■fa Cameras fa Projectors fa Diamond Rings fa China Special Prices For Students SEE THE A NEWEST DIAMOND ? STYLES Expert Watch Repair — Easy Credit Terms 493 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg 2, Man. SP 4-5544 TH6RFS A FABULOUS PFAFF (or Everyone... at Prices you can afford to pay! Invest for a lifetime - Invest in a fabulous Pfaff Sewing Machine For Every Need Central Credit Appliances Ltd. 499 Notre Dame Ave. SP 5-4401 Winnipeg, Manitoba VAUXHALL MENNONITE CHURCH VAUXHALL, ALBERTA Pastor: David Adrian Student: Rev. Jake Krause BEST WISHES J. A. PENNER representing THE MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA MORDEN MANITOBA Die Springsteiner Mennoniten Gemeinde Altester: W. H. Enns Studenten: Erika Dyck, Irma Schmidt LOEWEN riikml Ciu ciH. SERVING URBAN AND RURAL FAMILIES OF ALL FAITHS” WINNIPEG CHAPEL 194 Henderson Hwy. LE 3-8695 Robert R. Loewen. Manager STEINBACH CHAPEL Loewen. Manager Leamington United Mennonite Church ONTARIO LEAMINGTON Students: Marianne Driedger, Ruth Neufeld Waterloo-Kitchener United Mennonite Church 15 GEORGE STREET, WATERLOO, ONTARIO Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid which is Jesus Christ. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Charleswood Mennonite Church Pastor: C. G. Rempel 699 Haney St., Winnipeg THE MISSION BOARD of the Conference of Mennonites in Canada Presents opportunities for a committed Christian ministry: in City Church Extension in the Rural Pastorate to the people of Indian ancestries COMPLIMENTS OF Glasgow Texaco Service Osborne at Glasgow BEST WISHES United Mennonite Church Greenway Cresc. at Thompson Drive Box 814 Thompson, Manitoba i sso CFAM CHSM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A RADIO CAREER WRITE TO BOX 1000, ALTONA, MANITOBA. From BETHEL COLLEGE Continuing a long tradition in the search for truth North Newton, Kansas WINNIPEG. MAN. THE BETHEL MENNONITE CHURCH OF ALDERGROVE, B.C. GREETS FACULTY, STAFF, GRADUATES, AND STUDENTS WITH EPHESIANS 4:15. Speaking the truth in love we are to grow up in every way unto Him — Who is the Head — into Christ. Student: Elsie Hildebrandt FAITH and LIFE BOOKSTORE 1 §j 1 BOX 430 ROSTHERN, SASK. Serving under the auspices of the General Conference Mennonite Church I CONGRATULATIONS Homewood Bergthaler Mennonite Church Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit, says the Lord of Hosts. Zech. 4:6. Student: Ed. Cornelson Compliments of HAMM’S GARAGE The Home of Dodge-Chrysler in Southern Manitoba MORDEN MANITOBA G. K. Braun Associates All Lines Of Insurance Representing Leading Insurance Companies ABSTAINER ' S (special rates for non-drinkers) HALIFAX DOMINION OF CANADA RED RIVER VALLEY INSURANCE SAFECO GROUP And Others WAWANESA MUTUAL Special Rates For Accident Free Drivers Home Address: 954 Holly Avenue NORTH STAR MENNONITE CHURCH DRAKE, SASK. Pastor: Rev. H. D. Penner STUDENTS: Viola Bartel Ellen Ewert Richard Epp Ann Ewert Tim Ewert Lijraine Schmidt PARAMOUNT STUDIOS Photographers of Your Yearbook 1966-67 Compliments of BARNEY AND ARTHUR Phone 942-2849 Residence 452-9794 WINNIPEG 29 CONGRATULATIONS FACULTY GRADUATES STUDENTS For Those Young People Of The WEST ABBOTSFORD MENNONITE CHURCH who studied or graduated from CMBC and are now in Christian service at home or in other parts of the world, we are grateful. GRADUATES STUDENTS 1950 Brunno H. Epp Mary Krueger 1953 George D. Wiebe Tina Klassen Frank H. Epp Lena Funk 1954 John Derksen Lydia Unger 1957 Menno H. Epp Mary Woelk Annie Epp Doreen Dueck 1958 David D. Wiebe Vera Peters 1961 Menno D. Wiebe Herbert Wiebe 1963 Eleanor Loewen Wm. Wiebe 1964 Walter Wiebe Albert Dueck 1965 Harold Funk Henry Olfert Jake Wiebe Henry Wiebe Herta Funk Victor Neuman 1966 Loretta Unger Annie Funk 1967 Peter Wiebe Pastor: P. J. Froese Study to shew thyself ap¬ proved unto God, a work¬ man that needeth not to be aahamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Tim. 2:15 C_ ' congratulations and Jfycst islics The Schoenwieser Mennonite Church of Manitoba I! 8 LL dsmiM First Mennonite Church 922 Notre Dame Avenue WINNIPEG 5, MANITOBA Oak Lake Mennonite Church OAK LAKE, MANITOBA Compliments of THE WESTERN PAINT CO. LTD. BEST WISHES Carman Bergthaler Mennonite Church : PASTOR: HENRY ISAAK The Painter ' s Supply House Since 1908 527 Hargrave St. Winnipeg 2 , Man. J. A. Schimnowski — Pres. (loncj xatuLatiom (f xaduatzi. SEMMLER CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. General Contractor 1140 Winnipeg Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba I P ' § Congratulations Metro Paint Wallpaper A complete Decorating Service Benjamin Moore Paints ROY BATH (Owner) 499 ST. MARY’S ROAD WINNIPEG 8, MAN. The Bergthaler Mennonite Church of Altona SENDS GREETINGS WITH GRACE BE WITH YOU Students: Gerald Gerbrandt, Ken Loewen, Gordon Friesen, Terry Sawatsky, Betty Kehler COMPLIMENTS OF SIRLUCK JANZEN LTD. DEPARTMENT STORE WINKLER, MANITOBA Best wishes to faculty, staff, and students THE STEINBACH MENNONITE CHURCH Compliments of LOWE FARM BERGTHALER MENNONITE CHURCH Lowe Farm, Manitoba Ministers J. J. Epp P. G. Dueck Mennonite Biblical Seminary 3003 Benham Ave., Elkhart, Ind. 46514 Invites you to consider graduate training in the church vocations Course Offerings Leading to B.D. and M.R.E. Degrees Address inquiries to President Erland Waltner Entering Canada’s second century, Young Canada looks ahead to a new century of unrivalled promise. Better ways of living, new developments in science and technology, new advances everywhere on earth and in space — it’s a challenging time to be alive. Eaton ' s looks ahead, too — to new ways of serving you better, new methods of retailing that will make your shopping faster and easier. (And with these new concepts of retailing, exciting new kinds of careers for enterprising young Canadians.) It’s a new century of challenge and promise for young Canada. EATON ' S COMPLIMENTS DUECK’S TOM BOY CONRAD GREBEL COLLEGE Waterloo, Ontario A Christian College in a Provincial University 966 PORTAGE AVENUE Winnipeg io. Man. edekap- Clecfriic Gampxuuf, Jttd. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL HEATING — LIGHTING CONSULTANTS IF IT’S ELECTRICAL . . . CALL SP 5-4481 A. J. Thiessen Ronald A. Thiessen Bernard M. Thiessen Jobbers Fruit COMPLIMENTS OF Menno Travel Service 414 Ross Avenue Plione WHitehall 3-9647 “TRAVEL WITH A PURPOSE Tours — Tickets — Reservations Phone: 339-5954 377 Henderson Hwy. WINNIPEG, MAN. Congratulations to Faculty, Graduates, and Staff, from WINKLER BERGTHALER MENNONITE CHURCH WINKLER MANITOBA Rev. W. J. Peters Rev. F. Letkeman Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Tim. 2:15. MAY THE LORD GRANT STUDENTS AND FACULTY A SUCCESSFUL YEAR! SARGENT AVENUE MENNONITE CHURCH Sargent and Garfield Winnipeg THE VINELAND UNITED MENNONITE CHURCH Congratulations to the faculty, students and especially the graduates! Let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us. Heb. 12:1. Student: Edward Enns TRIPLE T MANUFACTURING Winkler, Manitoba CONGRATULATION TO THE GRADUATES Travel Trailer Manufacturing CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES Crosstown Credit Union Society Limited 171 Donald Stret I 109 Henderson Hwy. innipeg I, Man. Winnipeg 16, Man. FOOTHILLS MENNONITE CHURCH 2115 Urbana Road N.W. CALGARY, ALBERTA PASTOR: GEORGE GROENING Greetings to faculty, students, and graduates And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment; that you may approve things that are excellent; that you may be sincere and without offence till the day of Christ Phil. 1:9-10. Crystal City Mennonite Church EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO STUDENTS AND STAFF WITH PAUL ' S WORDS TO THE CORINTHIANS: Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong. Let all your things be done with charity. I Cor. 16:13-14. Vancouver Mennonite Mission Church 4722 Fraser St. Vancouver Pastor: Rev. William Block Students: Deberah Dueckman, John Poettcker, John Wiebe ELMWOOD BETHEL MENNONITE CHURCH wishes the staff and students God ' s blessing with Psalm 119:133 Order my steps in thy word; and let not iniquity have dominion over me. Pastor: H. P. Friesen (Elkhart) Interim Pastor: A. J. Regier Student: Elaine Penner 384 Talbot Avenue WINNIPEG 5, MANITOBA BETHEL BERGTHALER MENNONITE CHURCH GOD ' S BLESSING Pastor: Rev. Otto Hamm 8 miles south of Winkler, Man. Taber Mennonite Church TABER, ALBERTA Student: George Friesen BEST WISHES TO STUDENTS, STAFF, AND FACULTY United Mennonite Church Mission City, B.C. Pastor: Rev. E. Goerzen Students: Werner Froese, Art Wiebe Other foundation can no man lay than that which is laid, Jesus Christ. Compliments MENNONITE CHURCH OF Rosemary, Alberta Pastor: Rev. John P. Krahn Students: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nickel, Bernie Thiessen, Donald Thiessen, Lillian Dyck CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS OF CMBC FROM FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 86 WESTGATE WINNIPEG . . . Serve the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul, . . Deut. 10:12. in the name of Christ Zoar Mennonite Church WALDHEIM SASKATCHEWAN Mennonite Central Committee (Canada) Students: Marina Penner, Dorothy Newfeldt, Dora Letkeman, Diane Giesbrecht, Robert Bartel Playing Bach already? No, not quite. Even on Yamaha s new B-6 that s going to take a little Ion But still it’s true that for adult or child, progress can be truly amazing. Despite the variety and richness provided by 11 tone levers, two manuals and one pedal octave, you can actually move ahead faster than on a piano. (And even if she doesn’t like Bach, the B-6 offers exciting interpretive possibilities on other types of music.) Piano House ( 1966 ) Ltd. 1330 PORTAGE AVE. WINNIPEG 786-2461 BEST WISHES Haddon Hall Ltd. Men ' s Clothing, Haberdashery and Shoes 371 Portage Ave. Phone 942-6892 Winnipeg 2, Manitoba John Schroeder George Dyck Mid-West Supplies 730 Madison St., Winnipeg 21 Everything in Cleaning Supplies Branches Across Western Canada COMPLIMENTS OF Friesen I.G.A. 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