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

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GERALDINE A. MUNRO Gerry’s bubbling enthusiasm and typing ; whexperience have proved invaluable as yearbook der secretary. She helps with the Brock Happy Elro.Hour and prays faithfully with Asia Prayer Band. L.7-1 Romans 8:38-39. LAWRENCE R. CORKILL This little man from the Isle of Man puts ■ seu his whole heart and soul into living for Christ. unl He is European Prayer Band Leader, choir seri member, and soloist. 3:1- I Cor. 1:26-31. DARLA M. SIGGELKOW Studious but easy-going, Darla is treasured for her concern for others. She has proved 11 a big help to the yearbook committee and lan ‘to Eston Happy Hour. £ , n Cor. 3:5. 7,f CALVIN R. DEAN ry Cal ' s base fiddle is a common addition to Y the musical talent of P.G.B.I. His testimony av and support of Home Missions indicate his desire to serve his Lord. .a : Psalm 34:1. rd. i r, ty. -3. v- il- b 5. DON ]. THOMPSON “Uncle” Don gets many opportunities to play his guitar for the Lord. His consecration and love for God’s Word are good indications that the mission field is ahead. Gal. 6:14. NORMAN P. GLASS Though Norm has many responsibilities — choir, quartet, assistant editor of the “Burning Lamp,” librarian. Young People’s Council — he performs his tasks efficiently, faithfully and cheerfully for the Lord. Eph. 5:1-2. f Uhe Heart that Cecm± on 3od L± (zaf 2 fD. j anijujfie.ie..

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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.

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ALAN ]. HAASE At Alan is on the Art Committee for ye;via and Student Courier — an invew tai heart. He has a real desire to serve (int Heb.s l BEVERLY C. SPRATT Bev’s deep spiritual experience is reflM in her radiant smile and her kindly al: towards others. Her activities include yearbook. Home Missions Prayer Band ' tet Happy Hour. is f Isa. 26 : TERRY F. KILBORN fOl Terry is appreciated for his musical tc ir0 and his cooking — especially at banquet ? ng He is Asia - Far East Prayer Band leai an MARILYN ]. PRITCHARD TE Marilyn’s willingness to contribute He musical talent to the choir, quartets, dig,’ soloists, and Happy Hour, is very rihe appreciated. Her burden is for Africa. Psalm 1(9 mm 28 DAVID KINESHANKO Dave is an avid hockey player, a deligiun host, and a dedicated Christian. He anil d wife share a deep burden for Africa. the Phil. 1 LE BLAINE TUNALL If you want help or need a friend, g orke Blaine — a big fellow with a big heart nd. others and for the Lord. Heb. 11 lYixtur is true t 2 ajajj.ine.ss, simjitiaitij true tjeautij.