Prairie Bible Institute - Prairian Yearbook (Three Hills, Alberta Canada)

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Mr. Brian R. Bates Asst. Dean of Men Christian Education Mrs. Carol Bayne English Mrs. Agnes Bethune Missions Miss Grace Bicknell Music Miss Caroline Bjorndal Music Miss lean Boswell Music Mrs. Andy Burgess Christian Education Mr. Art Chamberlain Bible, Theology Practical Theology Mrs. Evelyn Charter Music Mr. Russell E. Cline Practical Theology, Bible Mr. Graeme Crouch Bible Miss Ruth Dearing Bible, Theology Miss Kathleen Dearing Music Mr. Alban Douglas Missions, Theology, Bible Mr. Ernest Dyck English, Bible

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Ysg'-:fa Ei wg Ag lLeftj, Mark Zerbe makes the ideal dummy for Don Judd and Cordell Almond lr.j to practise treating. fBelowj Heather Douglas 11.1 and Mrs. Bethune learn to be prepared to aid vic- tims such as Susan Johnson. Q 5 is Qs H., an-1 Krrgz .Q , Z' X X 1 4' Mali ,N 33

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Training Adds Freshness He always has a smile on his face, and each class he brings a poem or special thought for the day, commented Cindy Thomsen about Mr. Russ Cline. His dynamic way of teaching always makes ln- troduction to Exegesis interesting. New teachers at P.B.l. have many and varied backgrounds. Their ideas and methods of teaching add freshness to classes. Prior to coming to P.B.I., Mr. Bob lVlalesky taught English to foreigners becoming U.S. citizens. Presently, he teaches Senior English. About the class Bev Janz commented, There is an informal atmosphere which makes it easier to get the work done. CONTINUED ' s TWH? Mr. Wentworth Pike, upper left, student advisor, assists freshman Bob Sturgeon on registration day. fAt leftl Elizabeth Dyck prepares to try another style in playing a passage teacher Caroline Bjorndal points out.