Full Gospel Bible Institute - Burning Lamp Yearbook (Eston, Saskatchewan Canada)

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t JAMES LAPKA Golden, B.C. “A thing worth doing is worth doing well,” As tenor in choir God’s praises to swell Our jovial, fun-loving, kind “Uncle Jim” Has a vision for Africa’s lost souls to win. MARILYN LAHNERT Calgary, Alta. An actress in skits which to Clubs are a treat; The largest of apples she claims she did eat. With vision for -Africa; heart for the Lord; Her weapons are prayer and the Spiritual Sword. 1C or DOUGLAS LADE ( Vancouver, B.C. Ready and willing to lend «e ■ As negro “Sambo,” he’s shoe ul tanned. s Cheerful, unbiased and hardym With Harold, his Mambo re most frequently. ' ot BERNICE NICOLLS Manning, Alta. Mischievous, fun-loving, faithful ’tis true; Lover of children; psychiatrist, too. Converses in slumber, and reads a great deal Her love of her Saviour is precious and real. OR1N KENZ1E Pennant, Sask. On Africa’s prayer band he’s very sincere For cars and mechanics he works in high gear. He’s quiet, reserved, and is always so neat; Works harder and harder his roommate to beat. RUTH MATHESON Consort, Alta. Trim and meticulous, up to date: “I’ll have to hurry or else I’ll be late!” Nurse and editor, trio work, too; Uses each minute, the Lord’s work to do. 24 A Christian’s life is the world’s Bible.

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USE FONK u ' .ary, Alta. usier girl you seldom may see i !dappy Hour registrar, faithful is .e; ! d natured and studious, good arks she brings; e cient with laundry; God’s praises •e sings. TOMMY HEIST AD Veteran, Alta. Here is a fellow that’s never found grumbling. At hockey and ping pong he’s seldom found fumbling. Neatly he dresses, so pleasant in manner No doubt in our minds he will hold high Christ’s banner. LORRAINE ANDERSON Waldeck, Sask. Undeniable burden for Africa’s night She’s training and praying to give it new light. With a winning smile that makes her look pretty She’s “wading” into the banquet committee. HELEN METZ Sundre, Alta. Cheerful, considerate, quiet and neat. So faithful in studies, her work to complete; Often for Dorothy, her sister, mistaken She’s praying that sin’s rampant powers will be shaken. A smooth sea HERBERT FRANK Eatonia, Sask. Likable, quiet, reserved and neat A heart-warming smile that cannot be beat Skating and ping pong and hockey — his games Living for Christ; winning souls are his aims. made a successful sailor. 23

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OLD JONES oria, B.C. complement singer in our egro skit fie is the “Mambo,” with tildren a hit. :s play ing the baritone and hnging bass re’s no doubt he’ll find in od’s service a place. LORNA RAU Dalroy, Alta. With joy in her heart, clear soprano she sings At Plato the lessons to wee ones she brings. Home ties are enhanced by “Momma’s canned chicken”; At home or abroad precious truths she will quicken. DOROTHY MERRETT North Surrey, B.C. Musical instruments she plays so well; Accordion stories to children she’ll teh. Friendly and studious, helpful is she. Music evangelist she aims to be. WAYNE LOWENBERG Grenfell, Sask. Sparkling his blue eyes and pleasant his grin His cheerful “Good Morning” the teacher does win. Short in his stature and neatly he’s dressed We’re sure that for Jesus he will do his best. ELDWYNNE JONES Edmonton, Alta. Here is our cowboy from Edmonton’s range. “Which Jones do you want?” an expression not strange: A Jones full of music, he plays his guitar. A worker most willing — not easy to jar. JOAN PARKYN Burton, B.C. Cheerful her smile from beginning to end A willing hand she is ready to lend. “Friendly indeed to a friend in need” She, in her life, wants the Lord to lead. An idle man never has time. 25