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

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HOLD HIGH THE TORCH graduates Hold High the torch: You did not light its glow— ’Twas given you by others’ hands you know. ' Tis yours to keep it burning bright. Yours to pass on when you no more need light. For there are other feet that we must guide, And other forms go marching by our side. Their eyes are watching every tear and smile; And efforts which we think are not worth while Are sometimes just the very help they need, Actions to which their souls would give most heed; So that in turn they hold it high And say “I watched someone else carry it this way. . .” Hold high the torch! You did not light its glow— ’Twas given you by others’ hands, you know, I think it started down its pathway bright The day the master said, “Let there be light.” And he once said, who hung on Calvary’s tree— Ye are the light of the world . . . Go . . . shine for me.” ED FRIESEN, Pastors “That I may know Him. The years of Bible training have been orientated towards this goal. Studies have en¬ riched my personal life and, I trust, will result in effective, faithful ser¬ vice. MARY ANN EIDSE, Christian Education May I let God order all my ways — trust in Him whate ' er betide; And I will find Him at all times, A very present Help and Guide. 20

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Christ. Our Stronghold As we . . . met shared rubbed shoulders In daily fellowship; washing dishes peeling potatoes, class outings, dorm sessions, singing tours, Christian service. As we . . . struggled with speeches, quisles term papers, thesis scripture memorising to better equip ourselves for service. As we . . . say farewell to Instructors and friends to face our duty of witness and service In His field for us.

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PAULINA REIMER, Christian Education I feel His footsteps leading mine, I hear His voice speak words divine, His touch weaves all my life’s design, His wondrous face I see. MARY KLASSEN, Christian Education O Lord, we are the clay, and Thou our Potter.” All the years that are left to me I give to Thy hand; take, break, and mold me to the pattern of Thy plan. ELMA BRANDT, General Bible If I commit my way unto Him and trust in Him, He will bring it to pass. What? The present — He has brought. My future — He will bring. LLOYD PENNER, General Bible Bible School has been a rich experience. The spirit¬ ual orientation received has made an indelible mark on my life. Faithfulness to this trust is now my responsibility and joy. ANNE PENNER, General Bible Paul was Christ’s love slave. He was bold to state to whom he belonged and whom he served. May I too build His Church by such bold yieldedness. EDWIN REIMER, Missions For all this united studying at S.B.I. has meant to me, I regret its sudden culmination. May strength be attained from God to successfully let knowledge be turned into wisdom. ALLAN FRIESEN, Pastors Oh Lord, of the years that are left to me, I give them to Thy hand; Take me, break me, and mold me to the pattern that Thou hast planned. DORIS FRIESEN, Christian Education Before me a future all unknown — A path untried; Beside me a friend well loved and known — that Friend is God. My past ex¬ perience and future assurance: “I will guide thee . . .” Psalm 32:8