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

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29 JOHN FROESE, Newton Siding, Man.— John’s optimistic smile and his excep¬ tional diligence make him a good student. He has a keen interest and knowledge of the Bible. JOHN KONRAD, Winkler. Man. —Lively and full of fun with many ideas of his own. His questions add animation to the class. John is active as Sunday School teacher in his home church. FRANK SAWATSKY, Holmfield, Man.— Frank’s sincerity makes him an asset to the class. His philosophy, The greater the difficulty, the greater the victory.” He is interested in music, and provides a rich baritone in a quartet. JOHN KRAHN, Winkler, Man. —His ready smile and deep voice distinguish his character. Active in Sunday School work. His interest—farming. DAVE PENNER, Holmfield, Man.— Still waters run deep. Underneath this quiet composure we feel sure that there is an abundance of potential vitality and deter¬ mination. His ambition—farming. HUBERT SCHULZ, Elm Creek, Man. —Has a quiet, dignified manner and usually has the right answer in class when others are puzzled. His ambition is to acquire a higher education. JAKE HILDEBRAND, Winkler, Man.- The latest addition to the second class. Jake is sincere and has a good knowledge of the Bible. Carpenter by trade. The man with a flash.” NICK DYCK, Whitewater, Man. — Speech is sil¬ ver, silence is gold.” Nick is neat in appearance and possesses fine manners. He has a hidden sense of humour, and this ambitious farmer is sure to be successful. Gnadenthal M.B. Gemeinde Er aber, unser Herr Jesus Christus, und Gott, unser Vater, der uns hat geliebet . . . , Der ermahne eure Herzen und staerke euch in allerlei Lehre und gutem Werk. —2. Thess. 2, 16.17.

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28 § rrmti)i (Class name HENRY FUNK, Elm Creek, Man.— Our able class-president. Competent and industrious, he is liked by all. Sings second tenor in a male ANNE KROEKER, Elm Creek, Man. Lively and quick. Anne is sure to be a great success. As vice-president of second class and pianist for soloists, she contri¬ butes spice and vigour to school life. KATHERINE WIEBE, Carman, Man. —Her reserved nature in class almost hides her witty and jovial nature. Neat and tidy in appearance. Musically inclined. Niverville M.B. Gemeinde 1st Gott fuer uns, wer mag wider uns sein? Welcher auch seines eignen Sohns nicht hat verschonet, . . . wie sollte ei uns mit ihm nicht alles schenken? —Roemer 8:3 I -32

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30 SUSAN KASDORF, and jocular. Enjoys diligent student, she Kingdom. Niverville, Man.— Petite life in Bible School. A will do her part in God’s NELLIE DeJAGER, Rose Isle, Man.— Youngest member of the class. Funloving and cheery, she enters classes with a smile. Ambitions unknown. BILL KLASSEN, Boissevain, Man. —Bill’s sin¬ cere, well-mannered personality and his liberal contributions to class discussions make him a boon to the class. ABE FRIESEN, Alexander, Man. —This aspiring colleague, due to his boundless vocabulary bears the marks of a learned pedagogue who will apply his resources in delving into the mystic depth of lab¬ oratory research. ABE FUNK, lie des Chenes, Man. —Caterpillar driving, conducting and ping-pong for Abe. He is an able student and well versed in the Ger¬ man language. VICTOR PRIES, Alexander, Man.— Though small of stature he is not small of mind. His specialty—dry humour. He is keenly interested in agriculture. JAKE NEUFELD, Horndean, Man.— Jake is quiet and reserved but is gifted with fluency of speech, as well as song conducting abilities. He is interested in agriculture. LENA DYCK, Wi n n ipegosis, Man.— Though pensive at times, Lena is cordial and lively. Sang in a ladies’ trio. Left us at Christmas. } Boissevain M.B. Gemeinde Lass dir an meiner Gnade genuegen denn meine Kraft ist in den Schwachen maechtig.—2. Kor. 12-9.