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

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VIOLET E. BUTTERY Patience and understanding are so natural to Vi. Her motherly attributes do not subdue her secret satisfaction in a friendly prank. Vi prays faithfully for Africa. Prov. 3:5, 6. COLIN G. ATKINS Colin is one of our happy “newly-weds.” His eagnerness to study God’s Word and his desire to serve account for his steadfastness in God. I Peter 1:7. MYRNA J. POWERS Myrna is a faithful intercessor on the Africa prayer band. Her efficiency, good common sense, and typing skills are greatly appreciated in the office. II Cor. 5:17. JOHN BENDSEN A cheery, “Hallelujah, Brother,” or Hi! handsome!”, are an indication that John is near by. He enjoys home cooking and dis¬ cussing certain theological topics. Zech. 10:1. ELFRIEDA B. FRANK Though Elfrieda is quiet, she is considerate of others. She is thorough and efficient in her work and faithful in praying with the Latin American prayer band. Romans 8:31. DAVE G. JOHNSON Dave is Happy Hour Director, a member of the choir, quartet and a duet. He is an optimistic fellow with a consistent witness for his Lord. Luke 9:23, 24. must Have. dixLit xeuecl CecL to ai if we ax£ to XEfjEaf czHim to ot iEH. 25

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VI to he Vi C On October 15 th, thirty-two of our class assembled to study the Word of God again. We were fortunate to gain two new students; Sister Elfrieda Frank from the King’s Couriers class and Brother Dave Kineshanko from Western Pentecostal College in North Vancouver. We have been thrilled again and again with the Grace of God and the presence and moving of the Holy Spirit upon each of our hearts and lives. During the past summer nine of our number travelled in the mixed chorus, called the “Southernaires,” glorifying God in music and song. Others were faithful in camps and D.V.B.S. Paul writing to the Corinthians, in I Cor. 6:20, said: “For ye are bought with a price, therefore glorify God in your bodies and in your spirit which are God’s.” From this verse we chose our class name “Glorifiers.” As Christian young people we do glorify Almighty God, who is, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Class President Vice-President Dwight’s winning smile, steadiness and f giving manner are good attributes for position as president of the second year clt His prayer closet is often occupied. DWIGHT L. HOEL Psa. 119:9- ARLENE HAASE “According to thy loving kindness,” Arlene’s testimony. Her deep faith and Ic for her Lord are often expressed in song she sings in the ladies’ trio. anxiety to lest. 24 5 -

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ALBERT L. KING “The day must begin with prayer,” is whtex Albert believes and practices. He is leader i Se the Home Missions Prayer Band and ElmH Happy Hour. g ( Psalm 19:7-1 L. MARY A. STAVAST Whether it’s drying clothes, ironing, or seu ing, Mary is found faithful, doing it as unt H the Lord, whom she has a deep desire to sen ™ Col. 3:1- Di TED G. MOORMAN Ted is noted for his ready wit, quick mirjj” and his willingness to lend a helping ham tQ He loves his Lord and knows how to pray. Psalm 34:7,8 I ELEANOR M. SCHWARTZ c Eleanor’s many activities — Happy Hoi registrar, secretary for Home Missions Praiji Band, and “Student Courier” haven’t lessenc a l her deep burden for the lost. “ Psalm 37:4-: D JAMES W. MICHIE Jim is a faithful trumpeter for the Lord. Ping Pong, peeling spuds, clearing the rink, th. skating and hockey are all part of Jim’s day. Eph. 4:1-3. TERRY R. POPPELWELL Besides being interested in the rink activ- ch ities, Terry has shown enthusiasm for chil- La dren’s work and has done a wonderful job he leading Happy Hour at Eatonia. ch i± COUX±£ txutjj. Matt. 16:25.