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

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Full of the joy and confidence of the Lord, Albert is neve seen downcast. We are accustomed to his cheerful face in th school kitchen as he ably assists his “better half.” At home in th King’s little cottage, students are frequently treated to a tasty meal and fine Christian fellowship. Albert’s leadership abilities are being exercised by his respon¬ sible position as Happy Hour Director. Dedicated to full-time service for Christ, no doubt he will use his pilot’s training to spread the Gospel. MYRNA E. CROSS, Vernon, B.C. Never “cross,” Myrna is one girl who doesn’t live up to her name. A spark of enthusiasm, a dash of spirit, a streak of originality and a package of energy, these all make Myrna the little individual we know. She’s good at lots of things — like keeping little ones entranced at club, playing B.C. ping-pong, and setting words to metre and rhyme. A keen mind and literary inclination have made her a worthy member of the Yearbook staff. Earnest in prayer, she shares the burden of her missionary friends in Japan. Perhaps the future will find Myrna in similar service. ALBERT L. KING, Regina, Saskatchewan

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RONALD D. FRANCIS, Pasqua, Sask. CLASS PRESIDENT Repute as a hunter ’tis true he has gained; For God he has deep consecration unfeigned. A leader in Happy Hour, trumpeter fine, Revealing the Lord as he lets his life shine. BEVERLEY E. SAUERS, Tisdale, Sask. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT “Where is the nurse?” we do frequently hear, Quickly comes Bev with her comfort and cheer. Willing, efficient, on yearbook she works; Stedfast her prayer life, this girl never shirks. KENNETH A. BORZEL, Hinton, Alberta Speaking for Jesus, he often is heard, Zealous, enthused, a deep love for God’s Word. Friendly, good-natured; knows power in prayer. Mind for the missions, lost souls are his care.