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

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john S. Reed Ken Reinke Russell Richardson lames Riddell Dan Rider Kathy Rinear Daniel R. Robertson Theresa Salonka Barbara Schoenberg Ruth Scidmore Mary Sherman Wes Shoemaker Doug Shortt Elizabeth Sin jesse Siy Levi G. Smoker Darlene Snyder Brenda Sommerville Pearl Spaulding Georgina Stampe Clayton Steele lan Stipe Miriam Stobbe Myron Swallow Steven Teele Continued There is a definite bond in the Junior Class. Delores McKenzie reflected the attitude of many juniors, I feel like l'm privileged to be in this class. Kent Ramquist, class president, commented, lt's been neat to see it grow from an unorganized mass to a unified class going on with God! ls this just another Junior Class? Memorie Bieber iLower rightj an enthusiastic junior crowd cheers their classmates on to victory over the undefeated seniors. iii Y! vw Z7 R S'

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'K 4 s Y if X A . . it yr , f . X ,, ,I X Sophomores were back for their second year at P.B.l. Some felt it had been a long, anxious struggle, while the majority wondered where the time had gone. They had sur- vived the freshman year with its ap- prehensions, inferiority complexes, culture shock, memory work and even Fall of Man . Putting aside nostalgic reminisoings, they found themselves contemplating the future, and musing the possibilities of the Lord's leading after gradua- tion. They became aware of the pertinence and vitalness of being in God's will, as they considered their present calling to P.B.l. Decisions, frustrations, mis- understandings and growing pains characterized the year. But, amid Continued fAbovej Eric Strakbein and Ken Miller NJ prepare a schoolsize batch of breaddough for baker Mr. Klosse. At Pine Lake for the weekend, Nancy Holst contributes her share of work by chopping firewood Irightj. Q1 2 i 5 fa Y , 1 iv 2, iff 'A rtgfifrn, Q l 4- 5 L' ,Q ,. if faking, , . H at M451',l:a. 1' V WMM if 1 is Soph's Se ect Goals -P-,WK 'wr ,ff ur FQ' + Q 0 e ggs!! psazsgg 'Z Y 5 rf 44 g f ff' 'N gg ff, '2-