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

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24 PETE WIENS, North Kildonan, Man. —Has spent his years in Canada going- to Bible School and doing carpentry work. His quiet, unassum¬ ing ways hide his jovial manner. He is fre¬ quently seen with a camera. HERB POETKER, Lena, Man. —His rich baritone voice blends well with his quar¬ tet. His reserved manner has failed to cover his friendly disposition. Is a capable student. ANNE PRIES, Alexander, Man. —Always has a friendly word for everyone. Light housekeeping and teaching Sunday School do not keep her from her school work. Taught D.V.B.S. last summer. MARY ENNS, Domain, Man. —School work does not present unsurmountable difficulties to Mary, and her appealing personality makes her an asset to the class. TENIE FROESE, Abbotsford, B.C. —Radiates friendship wherever she goes. Uses her talents of singing and drawing to serve the Lord. Sings second soprano in trio. LENA DYCK, Winkler, Man.— Has a voice we enjoy hearing. Sings first sop¬ rano in the ladies’ quartet. Has been teaching Sunday School in the local church for four years. One of our pianists for chapel services. JAKE FUNK, Me des Chenes, Man.— Jake left his job as caterpillar operator last fall and came to Bible School. His original answers are appreciated by both students and teachers. HENRY ARENDT, Glenbush, Sask. -He is quiet but friendly. He studies hard, and is sure to have an opinion on almost any subject. Mennonife Brethren Bible College 77 Kelvin Street, Winnipeg, Man. A school of Christian Theology, Evan gelical, Evangelistic, Missionary. Thor ough in Scholarship, with various op¬ portunities for practical training.

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iiy grace is sufficient for tfjee: for strengtli is mabe pcr- iu loeciutess. 2 QlorintI|iaus I2:tl rabuat of tf n unbap cf)ool Course ALBERT KARLENZIG, Lowe Farm, Man.—His sincerity and deep bass voice make him a use¬ ful citizen in the kingdom of heaven. Sunday School in Neuenburg; D.V.B.S. in summer, are ways in which Albert is able to be of service to the Lord. ELSIE ESAU, Elm Creek, Man. —Our friendly and capable assistant dean of girls. Has very decided views and ex¬ presses them freely. Very studious and puts her work before pleasure. SUSAN ENNS, Elm Creek, Man. —Appreciative of music. Effi¬ cient second soprano of ladies’ quartet. A cheerful disposition. Not shy in class and feels at ease before people. Morden M.B. Gemeinde Wachet, stehet im Glauben, seid maennlich und seid stark!—I. Kor.

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JAKE PETERS, Winkler, Man. —Active in class discussions with decided interest in his surroundings. Summer spent at D.V.B.S. and farming. ABE TOEWS, Morden, Man. —Worked at Por¬ tage Mental last summer in the Voluntary Ser¬ vice Unit. Supplementary work consists of Greek and music. His refined manners give him the marks of a gentleman. ANNE NIKKEL, Gruenthal, Man. -Re¬ turned to Bible School to complete the Sunday School Course, after working in the city for two years. Has taught D.V.B.S. several summers. Sincere with a ready testimony for the Lord. LOUISE DERKSEN, Morden, Man. —A friendly but quiet student. Always willing to lend a helping hand. Faithfully teaches Sunday School in Schanzenfeld. HENRY DYCK, Winkler, Man.— Playing trumpet and teaching Sunday School are the combined interests of this young man. Has a friendly smile for all he meets. VIOLA HIEBERT, Plum Coulee, Man. —“Silence is Golden” — speaks only when she has some¬ thing of consequence to say. Reserved. Neat. Always on time. Has her assignments done. Keep your eyes upon Jesus, Loo k full in His wonderful face. And the things of earth will grow strangely dim, In the light of His glory and grace. Winkler M.B. Gemeinde Denn das Reich Gottes is+ nicht Essen und Trinken, sondern Gerechtigkeit und Friede und Freude in dem heiligen Geisf.—Roemer 14:17.