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A cappella choir of CMBC in a recording studio. Conductor George Wiebe at left. Compare to 14.4122. Same choir?

Used in CM 17-9-6 with review art. on of play. Chorus of women in CMBC production of Murder in the Cathedral. They are (L.to R.:) Janet Bock, Doreen Giesbrecht, Carolyn Martens, Hanna Bartel, Rosalie Loeppky, Bet-Lou Boldt.

Used in CM 17-45-1. Edith Kampen, Helen Janzen & Elaine Schroeder of the 6 member delegation to Premier Ed Schreyer thank him for his role in the treatment of Lynne Derksen. Nov. 21, 1964. See also 14.2662.

Used in CM 17-45-1. Ed Schreyer, Premier of Man. gives an audience to students from CMBC at a meeting in the parliament buildings. See 14.2661 which shows 3 young women in the 6 member delegation.

Mohawk activist Kahn Tineta Horn talks with some people before or after her session at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College regarding Indigenous issues. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 17-11-3.

Informal photo of CMBC faculty, taken by Rudy A. Regehr. They are in discussion, seated around tables. There is one woman faculty member. CMBC was the donor since Rudy A. Regehr was public relations officer for the college.

Mohawk activist Kahn Tineta Horn speaks with an interested person after her session at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College regarding Indigenous issues. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 17-11-3.

Mohawk activist Kahn-Tineta Horn converses with some people before or after her session at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College regarding Indigenous issues. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 17-11-3.

Mohawk activist Kahn Tineta Horn speaks to faculty and students at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College about Indigenous issues. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 17-11-3. Similar photo in file 1994-14.412.

Mohawk activist Kahn Tineta Horn speaks to students and faculty at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College about Indigenous issues. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 17-11-3. Similar photo in file 1994-14.413.

Lorna Toews receiving her degree at graduation? See CM 18-18-4 for photo of all the graduates. Taken from a balcony, looking down onto the platform. Dated May, 1970. Stamp of Rudy A. Regehr on the back.

Students and faculty at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College listen to Mohawk activist Kahn Tineta Horn speak about Indigenous issues. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 17-11-3.

Used in Bulletin, SSCM, May 9, 1969, p.19. View of end of school building with school insignia. Trees in the foreground of the photo. C.f. 14.2579 & CM 4-19-3 & 7-34-6 where a similar photo was used.