Winkler Bible School - Morning Star Yearbook (Winkler, Manitoba Canada)

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What Wilt Thou Have Me Do? Acts 9:6 JOHN PENNER is one of our busy men, He’s busy from morning till way after ten With singing, studying and duties not few, To God, I know he will remain true. We were glad as a class to welcome last fall MR. GIESBRECHT, who came, assured of God’s call With experiences many, and God’s word as brace, He will be a blessing, till Jesus we face. HELEN BUECKERT is one who is seldom heard, She patiently listens, absorbs every word And then when the thought is matured in her mind, She turns and smiles as though “You’re behind.” ANNIE GIESBRECHT who is really the bird of the school, Makes singing and singing, more singing her rule; May God really bless her in this given Art, Leading souls to the Saviour through singing her part. When a friendly “Good Morning” falls upon our ear, We know ANNA PAULS must be somewhere near, With friendly smiles and manners neat A Sunday School teacher that’s hard to beat. MARGARET KLASSEN who hails from the West, Is one who studies, and that with zest, Her future life—not for me to tell, But as a Missionary Sister, she would do quite well. HELEN DOERKSEN who sits near the front Finds God’s Word “I shall supply every want,” As true today as yesterday, And asks, dear friend, “Are you on this way ?” MARY KRAHN we are really glad for you That the Lord in your life is working too, Through accidents two, which you had last year, The Lord our dear Saviour was always near. SUSIE KEHLER, a vessel, a channel for Gods own use, At the foot of the cross she had made this truce, In gift and story, testimony and prayer, Dear Father I’m ready, I’ll go anywhere. ANNE FUNK is really the head of the class,, For Heaven is ready and sure of her pass. She laughs and she sings, quite cheerfully brings Herself an off’ring to the King of all Kings. GEORGE DYCK is our man with missionary views, The mainstay of our class when all have the blues; His intelligent answers, and humorus way Have saved the reputation of our class many a day. Criticism: A thing that may be avoided by saying nothing, doing nothing, and being nothing.

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P. U. GIESBRECHT Homewood, Man. GEORGE DYCK Winkler, Man. JOHN PENNER Holmfield, Man ANNE GIESBRECHT Myrtle, Man. MARGARET KLASSEN Mountain Side, Man. HELEN BUECKERT Gnadenthal, Man. MARY KRAHN Winkler, Man. SUSIE KEHLER Horndean, Man HELENA DOERKSEN Morden, Man. ANNA PAULS Winkler, Man ANNE FUNK Elm Creek, Man. God’s best gifts to us are not things but opportunities.

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ACTIVITIES OF CLASS 3 1. Studying Missions 2. Small Scale Con¬ ducting. 3. S.S. Les¬ son Demonstration. 4. Girls’ Motto. 5. Object for Child Study. 6. Preparation for “Schluss- fest” 7. Our Secretary 8. Strike the Right Note 9. The Fireman 10. Follow Our Motto 16