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Page 31 text:
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Christian F ellowship Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. Col. 3:2 This verse has become precious to us I. S. C. F. ' s this year. We have searched our lives to find the real reason for our lack of enthusiasm for the things of God and have found that it lies in the fact that we let ourselves get entangled in earthly things around us. We found the solution to our problem in this verse and decided to put this verse into practise. Prayerfully we set to work the theory of soaring like an eagle above the moun¬ tains of circumstance. As the eagle that is flying high needs not worry about how to cross the river so we, if flying high, need not worry about ob¬ stacles down below. God is faithful in doing His part if only we will do ours. In this case too, God saw our feeble attempts to keep our eyes on Him and He blessed us richly. Please join us as we pray for grace to present Christ to those in high school. Through our monthly fellowship nights, which emphasize a deeper spiritual relationship with God, through the weekly worship services, and through the daily prayer sessions, we seek to know Christ better and to serve Him better.
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YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Struggle at the Summit energetic punches, rasping swish of glue brush on stiff paper, pencil marks quick notations, curly paper strips coiling from razor ' s edge. eraser crumbs resisting gusty brushes. cradling final copy with tired eyes and stifled yawn and flood
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Our Convenor at Work. The Literary committee presented a short program for the students on October 16th. The program consisted of skits, songs, and speeches The special item on the program was a duet by Mr. Froese and Mr Toews When You and I were Young Maggie. On January 29th we presented a literary evening for the whole com- munity. The special highlight of the evening was a coronet trio from Tec people k P resen at ion of three door prizes attracted many We know and feel that the entire community is interested in the work of the school because they come out willingly and enthusiastically to our- literary evenings. J Literary evenings are not only a means of entertainment but also can be educational and helpful to all who participate. Marge Friesen, Otto Leoppky, Rom eld a Kehler, Danny Rempel, Convenor; Miss Wieler, Staff Advisor; Reggie Friesen.
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