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

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Qxade 11 JOHN HARMS Steinbach, Man. John Harms our president Comes from the mission field He studies maths with heart content; His joy in Christ is not concealed. JOHN DYCK Gladstone, Man. John is a diligent student His homework is well done His happy smile and cheery words Do good to everyone. OLGA PLETT Rosenort, Man. Olga Plett a joyful Christian Joined our class with great ambition A faithful nurse she wants to be And maybe cross the deep blue sea. HELEN GIESBRECHT New Bothwell, Man. Helen Giesbrecht is another Who can score the higher mark As the Master leads the way She’s ready to embark. PETE REMPEL Plum Coulee, Man. From Plum Coulee he comes his grade XI to take And from all evidence his grade he will make For his work he does with a conscien¬ tious mind, And sometimes we wish one were more like this kind. PHILIP LOEPPKY Stuartburn, Man. Philip Loeppky in his blooming ages Loves to turn the history pages To be a teacher is what he desires He gathers the knowledge this job re¬ quires. EDMUND NICKEL Steinbach, Man. Eddy Nickel always beams A smile as bright as morning dew. Ask him if he likes the farm — Without a doubt, “I do”. JOHN KAUENHOFFEN Steinbach, Man. A staunch and good example in John Kauenhoffen you will find. He’ll make a teacher apt indeed, Both practical and kind. 31

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HENRY TOEWS Steinbach, Man. Dieser Bruder kommt zu uns von Sud-Amerika. Studierte um das Evangelium besser verkiindi- gen zu konnen. Sein Wahlspruch ist Josua 24:15. HENRY KLASSEN Arnaud, Man. Takes studies seriously. Ready to do gratis work. A serious, steady brother. Quiet. AGATHA FAST Giroux, Man. A keen sense of humour. Very artistically inclined. A yearning for a deeper understanding of God’s Word. Mrs. HELEN MARTENS Lorette, Man. A happy homemaker. Often gets ideas that prove useful. Enjoys her studies. Desires to be a testimony. DAVE HARMS Morris, Man. Loves his Lord, bes(£ Star salesman, harms no one. JAKE MARTENS Lorette, Man. A quiet reserved Christ ian. His studies he takes seriously. To show others their need of the Saviour is his ambition. ROSIE HARMS Morris, Man. Youngest sister in class. Experi¬ enced in housework. Serving the Lord with gladness. MARY REIMER Giroux, Man. Concerned about the lost. Finds her studies hard. LLOYD UNGER Giroux, Man. A very cheerful lad. Has a pas¬ sion for souls. First semester stu¬ dent. (Picture missing). ALICE LOEWEN New Bothwell, Man. Good to have around. Enjoys night snacks. Kind and sincere Christian. Assistant secretary of HELEN THIESSEN Swan Plain, Sask. Second semester student. Re¬ served and quiet.

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10 Last fall we pledged to finish our Grade X course successfully and satisfactorily as well as “grow in grace, and in the know¬ ledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.” Before each class five anxious students study the time table care¬ fully to see whether we will be able to use the Gr. XI classroom, the Gr. XII classroom, or First year classroom; or will we have to resort to the auditorium or the teachers room? It is quite interesting for, “variety is the spice of life,” they say. From Hasket, Manitoba, we have a for¬ mer Bible School student, Anne Klassen. Her cheerfulness brightens the class. She really takes her school work seriously. She enjoys her own meals. She is a Sunday School teacher and a real Christian. ALBERT HI EBERT Steinbach, Man. WILMER PENNER Steinbach, Man. The only student to come from the Unit¬ ed States to attend High School is Mary Ann Goodner. She is an amiable lass, very patriotic if need be, but seems to en¬ joy Canada. Mary struggles with German, but always has her work done. She makes Christianity her life. Wilmer Penner has had more experience in life than the rest of us. He’s been out of school a few years but doesn’t let that bother him. Wilmer drives to school from a few miles north. He’s a sincere young Christian. Our bachelor friend, Raymond Friesen, believes in doing his homework well or not at all. He claims he doesn’t have much time for study but his marks show diffe¬ rently. Sorry to say Raymond left us after the first semester. (Picture missing) ANNE KLASSEN Haskett, Man. MARY ANN GOODNER Henderson, Neb. Last, but seldom least is our class pre¬ sident. One thing wrong with Albert is that he doesn’t need to study in order to know the material. He enjoys airing his views in class. He always has something at the tip of his tongue. Here at S. B. I. High School we learn much from the Christian example of our teacher, visiting speakers and one another. ! The advantages, and applications of our secular subjects to our spiritual lives is; pointed out. We are all glad to be at S. ; B. I. and would like to see many more here ' next year. :