Steinbach Bible Institute - Star Yearbook (Steinbach, Manitoba Canada)

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MRS. JUDITH THIESSEN. AUSTIN, man. Attended school first semester. Kept busy with house and homework. Burdened for the lost. HENRY UNRAU. ste. Elizabeth, man. Henry, who joined us after Christmas is quiet and easily pleased. He has a sin¬ cere love for the Lord and for the lost. Happy to be in Bible School, he feels he is in the Lord’s will. MARIANN THIESSEN. GLADSTONE. MAN. Although twenty miles from MacGregor, Mariann sings in the choir there. She is happy and friendly, and enjoys teaching her children’s class. Does not particularly like town life. ABE WIEBE. MORDEN. MAN. Abe is six-foot-two, with energy to match. His cheerfulness and love of tidiness go to make an excellent room-mate. He studies diligently to become a better ser¬ vant for the Lord. SUSAN THIESSEN. roblin. man. She loves the country where she grew up. Interested in her studies and in playing volley-ball. Kind and affectionate to others. JACOB WIEBE. lowe farm. man. He has a smile every Christian should have. Has a touching message from the Lord. Brother Wiebe is married and owns a farm. His aim—to win the lost for Christ. BERNIE TOEWS. steinbach. man. She expects to graduate here. As an extra-curricular activity she has a job. Wins prizes at singing festivals — also sings in the double trio. Always cheerful. WILLIAM WIEBE. altona. man. Brother Wiebe has a fine family. He loves his Bible, and desires to do God’s will. A lover of music, he plays the violin, also leads the male choir at school. He is looking forward to full-time ser¬ vice in the Master’s vineyard. 25

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HARVEY PLETT. lorette, man. Dispenses with combing—reason, brush- cut. An amiable, commendable, congenial student. Public speaker. Makes good use of his time, since he loves the Lord. DELLA REIMER. STEINBACH. MAN. Della plans on taking all three years ot Bible School. Studious, she prefers to re¬ main indoors to read, instead of playing volley-ball at recess. LARRY THIESSEN. GLADSTONE. MAN. He is friendly and kind. He is musically inclined and has quite a range of voice inflections. He is a Good News Club teach¬ er. Likes pie, but not fish and onions. ANNIE THEISSEN. AUSTIN, man. She is attentively engaged in the study of the Bible, being greatly burdened for the salvation of the lost. A true farmerette at heart. Dresses like her sister, Catherine. MARVIN THIESSEN. AUSTIN. MAN. A conscientious worker, both as student and as school janitor. Marvin plays the violin and sings in a quartet. He is a friendly, cheerful brother, desiring to do God’s will. CATHERINE THIESSEN. AUSTIN, MAN. Catherine plans to continue her studies here. She is fond of cooking as well as being keen in studying. Exegesis is the favorite subject of this winsome, mission- minded sister. JOHN TOEWS, MACGREGOR, MAN. An earnest Christian who longs to see lost souls find Christ. A baritone in one of the quartets. ELVINA THIESSEN. Austin, man. Elvina is always ready to help in word or deed in a cheerful manner. She is in¬ terested in missions and in living for the Lord Jesus Christ. 24

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HARRY WIEBE. steinbach. man. Originally a tinsmith. A diligent student in school. Intends to go where the Lord leads. Has a knack for asking questions. MRS. LEONORA WIEBE. steinbach. A first semester student. Responsive in class. Engaged in the Lord’s work. DANIEL WOLF. muir. man. He “dares to be a Daniel.” A helpful aid in the kitchen. Never shirks duties. True prayer warrior. His surname does not des¬ cribe his character. MARY WALL. SWAN PLAIN. SASK. Mary is friendly toward all students. She is studious and enjoys Bible School, planning to finish the three year course here. Her interests also lie in a Good News Club. Evening Class CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE Instructor — Mr. Reimer 26 Left to right: LaVerna Reimer, Hilda Rempel, Harvey Van Penner, Art Schwartz, Arnold Fast.