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

Page 33 text:

: r: K Hrf ( r mr n miUr y n ;iMrm f 1 w { I Rt ' — ill w : r m i I if- ' ' M jKk H 1. At their studies 10. Encouraging the Dean 2. What ' s new on the Bulletin Board ? 11. Theology applied 3. Four successive years in Pniel 12. Dean and assistant dean of women 4. Psychology 5. Court in session 13. Theological lecture 6. Those big words! 7. Systematic Theology 14. Christmas Social 8. Homeletics 9. Alvin and Jake 15. Class in Christian Evidence Page 31

Page 32 text:

Singet derm Herrn (s ljorgc|nng Sobfiitgel 311 (SIjreit feinen SRameit. s $j. H6, 2. Tit ' jeS burftcn aud) inir in biefert SEBintor tun. Trci ntal wodientlid) berjammelten nur umB 311 c’incr jegenSreitfien ©tngiifmug. ©3 ift tmr groj] gemorben ba 3 ber .f crr un§ ©titnmeii gcgetnm bat, momit mir §I)it ucrijcrrlidjen biirfcn. SDlodjten mir v £)m bamit bienen, unb anbcrc fiir fein SRetd) geminnen. —•V ' clcn SRcufi ' lD. ftlnuicr Stuiibcu Tie golbene ©elegenfyeit Mabierftunbcit 311 nefymen mirb non niden SieMjabern ber SRttfif ouSgenubt. SBie ' erquidenb ift bod) cine Stunbc am Matiier mo man aide ©orgeit oergejjen unb ba§ ©emiit fid) in§ 9 ieicfi ber Stone tietfenfcn. faun. Tanu erft berftedjt man bie folgenben 3eilcn: ©ejang berjdjiint ba§ Seben, ffiiujtf erfreut ba 3 $cr3; vdjit t)at uttB ©ott gegeben on linbern ©ramm unb ©cfjmtra. —Scettie Slcbefop. . ' pofpital Wcfnitg Tie ©elegenljeit im ymjpital 311 fiugen ift fiir nn§ .©djmeftern cine erfrifdicnbe fSfrbeit gcme|eit. 3 Sir finb habit rd) gefegnet morben. 2Biv babcu es crfabrcn ba§ in bicfor Strbeit gemiffe ©tarfmtg ift. 28 emt mir mit anberit sufammeu ©otteS 28 art lefeit unb betcn. -S cir mar cine ©degenbeit pcrfobnlidic Strbeit 311 tun, unb ©ott bat un§ gefegnet. —©itfan fyebr. CONDUCTING CLASS Conducting classes with Mr. b ' riesen were very interesting, especially when you were on the list or conducting. We received instruction on the organizing of mixed choirs, male and female quartettes, etc. These classes have proved to be beneficial. Those participating were given (he opportunity of conducting the hymn before chapel service every morning. —Ann Thiessen. HARMONY Harmony has been an interesting sub¬ ject to a number of students. It was instructed by Mr. Friesen, who has made a thorough study of the subject for him¬ self, and is now proving how capable he is of passing on to others, that which he has made his own. It required perseverance on our part, but we firmly believe that harmony will be an asset to us in the Lord’s service. —Jake Wiebe. VOCAL LESSONS Ps. 66:2: “Sing forth the honour of His name, make His praise glorious.” What is more beautiful than a song that speaks of Christ’s love? It enters and softens even the hardest heart. But. in order to do this one must learn to use the voice and consecrate it to His service. —Tina Block. The light within the soul shineth out through the windows of the eyes. And a blithe heart maketh music wherever he goes. Let your life speak for Christ, but let not your lips be sfilent. Any servant is best discovered by the absence of his master. Beware of a dog that barks little, but makes his teeth meet. God is far more concerned about what we are than what we do. It does not pay to worry, things are bound to happen anyway. If you want your neighbor to know what Christ will do for him, let him see what Christ has done for you. Beecher A place will soon be found for a person who is fit therefore. Page 30

Page 34 text:

; . Third Class Activities 1. Concentration 2. Object Lesson 3. Class Motto 4. Wayside Teaching 5. Posing 6. Child Observation 7. The Class 8. Trial Sermon 9. A trip around the World So that ' s where they spent their Thursday nights Practical S. S. Lesson Practical Homeletics 13. Time out for fun Third class secrets 15. Friends u 1 WE ■