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

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JOHN GINTER Wymark, Saskatchewai Being on fire for the Lord, John radiates a spiritual warmth. He plans to enter the teaching profes¬ sion and possibly go to Africa in the future. DENNIS FAST Kleefeld, Manitoba ELIZABETH FRIESEN Morris, Manitoba Christian Education . . . quiet, yet full of fun; consci¬ entious; future — may find her teaching or nursing; motto — Proverbs 3:5,6; desire -- to be a- vailable to God. A musical, athletic, energetic, optimistic young man . . . drives an Anglia. Testimony . . . “Fear thou not; for I am with thee ...” Isaiah 41:10. Future . . . College and then the ministry. GERALDINE HEPPNER Waldheim, Saskatchewan Christian Education The dormitory halls often echo with Gerry’s bubbling laughter. She enjoys Bible study and contem¬ plates nursing. Pet peeve — year¬ book meetings (works hard, how- PETER HI EBERT MacGregor, Manitoba Missions Devotedly trusts God to lead in the future as He has in the past. He enjoys music, Strong’s Concordance, talking and . . . talk¬ ing, and Christian service. HARRY GUENTHER Hague, Saskatchewan Missions An industrious student. To hin -•as bequeathed the priceless heri- ige of Christian parents, through •horn he found the Lord. He plans i be a self-supporting missionary northern Saskatchewan or Ma itoba.

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ELIZABETH ABRAHAMS Elm Creek, Manitoba Missions As a kind, understanding and friendly person Elizabeth is cap¬ able of being the girls’ proctor. Her prayer as she enters teacher’s training is Psalm 27:11a. NETTIE CORNELSON Rosenort, Manitoba Teaches Music A devoted Christian possessing a warm and friendly personality — ardent sacred music lover — Phi- lippians 1:21 — desires to go back to teaching if the Lord so leads. GEORGE BRAUN Kane, Manitoba Missions “A modem Judson” . . . small in stature, big voice, plus a big heart for missions. His willingness to face responsibilities will be an as¬ set in missionary service. Psalm 3:4. HENRY P. DYCK Steinbach, Manitoba Pastor’s Course Past: uncertainty and confusion. Present: assurance and joy in Christ. Future: witnessing for Him, who gave him a high calling in Christ. Occupation: contractor. Ser¬ vice: pastor. JAKE CORNELSON Rosenort, Manitoba Missions Newly wed - very considerate, especially of his wife — quiet and amiable. Does not know the future but seeks the Lord ' s will for his life. FRANK EBNER Steinbach, Manitoba Missions Lives sincerely as a Christian. Desires to give his life to his Lord for service among his own people in Austria.

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MINNIE JANZEN Blumenort, Manitoba General Bible . . . makes life worthwhile and pleasant by her cheerfulness and willingness to help . . . absorbing life of service as R. N. . . . trusts the Lord’s guidance for the future. MARY PENNER Giroux, Manitoba General Bible In quietness and in confidence is her strength”. As an L. P. N. she has found God a faithful Kee¬ per and Instructor and is contin¬ ually finding Him more precious. BETTY KROEKER Steinbach, Manitoba General Bible “A friendly heart has many friends” characterizes Betty. Her unselfishness, thankfulness and de¬ votion make her a real blessing. Enjoys her studies and anticipates future with eagerness. LESTER OLFERT McMahon, Saskatchewan Missions — wonderful combination of the serious and the cheerful. Motto: “Hitherto hath the Lord brought me”. Future: more academic pre¬ paration and then full time service. 1 GORDON KROEKER Winnipeg, Manitoba Missions Editor of the LaVoce — humor¬ ous and well liked. Seven years from now may find Gordon with an M.D. Desires the Lord’s lead¬ ing even in this field. STAN PLETT Lorette, Manitoba Sacred Music Being editor of the Star, Stan spends much time behind the sign Yearbook Committee”. His cheer¬ ful laugh is known anywhere. Fu¬ ture . . . teaching or missions.