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This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
the Chamber Choir in the chapel.

This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
the Chamber Choir in the chapel.

This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
the Chamber Choir in the chapel.

This photo shows the members of the CMBC Chamber Choir in the
pit, posing for this picture. Standing from (l-r) are: Irene Neufeld, John Neufeld, Chuck Kruger, George Wiebe (conductor), Fred Enns(?), Mel Braun, Lynne Derksen, Werner Wiens. Back row (sitting, l-r): Wes Elias, Cathleen Lehn, Maureen Martens, Sharon Martin, Ruth Epp, Laurel Klassen, Nick Dyck, Gordon Fransen, Pauline Steinmann, Marlene Epp, Wanda Dyck. Middle row (l-r):
Helen Bergen, Shirley Tiessen, Barb Wieler, Shirley Warkentin, Adelia Neufeld, Esther Wiebe (Accompanist), Ken Funk, Len Siemens, Gwen Snyder (sitting lower), Vic Kruger, Eric Rempel (sitting higher), Reg Klassen. Front row (l-r): Carolyne Epp, Lottie Enns, Judy Speidel(?), Harold Sawatzky (sitting higher),
James Brown, Harold Fransen, Elma Harder, Karen Bergen. Sitting at the very front of the group is, Esther Friesen.

This photo shows the CMBC Chamber Choir performing in a church
(perhaps Charleswood Mennonite Church?), conducted by CMBC music
instructor, George Wiebe.

This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
the CMBC Chamber Choir at a rehearsal in the chapel. Visible in
the front row (l-r): Kathy Braun(?), Charlotte Wiens, Phyllis
Chapman(?), Teresa Rempel, Bertha Hoeppner(?), Linda Fast,
Arleyta Friesen. Visible faces in back row (l-r): Wanda Dyck,
Debbie Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Bergen, Sharon Martin(?), Linda
Buhler.

This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
the Collegium in the chapel.

This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
the choir at the CMBC Christmas Concert. Soloists Irma Harder,
(?), and Mel Braun, stand on stage in front of the choir.

This photo shows the CMBC faculty (and others?) sitting in a
circle of chairs in the CMBC chapel. Facing the camera from
(l-r) are: Board member, John Neufeld, (?), (?), Adolf Ens, Harry
Huebner, Peter Fast, Margaret Franz, George Wiebe, Rudy Baergen,
Will Braun, Esther Wiebe.

This photo shows, from (l-r), CMBC Dean - Adolf Ens, secretary -
Anneli Braul, professor - Waldemar Janzen, music instructor -
George Wiebe, and professor - Peter Fast, sitting at the table at
a faculty meeting.

This photo shows CMBC faculty, along with their families gathered
in the lodge at Camp Assiniboia. Starting from the back row,
(l-r): Helmut Harder, Irma Harder, Bryan Harder? (son), Peter
Fast, (?), Adolf Ens, (in front of him, his wife) Anna Ens,
Bernie Neufeld, Margaretha Neufeld, (?), David Schroeder's
wife(?), David Schroeder. Middle row (l-r): Esther Wiebe, (?),
George Wiebe, Rudy Regehr, Anne Regehr, Waldemar Janzen,
Mary(?)Maryanne? Janzen, (?), Henry Poettcker (behind), (?), John
Friesen, sitting on the floor in front of (?), sit Harry and
Agnes Huebner. Also sitting on the floor are many of the
children of faculty members.

This photo shows the 1976 CMBC Faculty. (Same as item 489:242,
but larger.) From (l-r): Back row - Esther Wiebe, Peter Fast,
John Friesen, Harry Huebner, Margaret Franz, Bernie Neufeld.
Front row - Waldemar Janzen, Henry Poettcker (President), Rudy
Regehr, Adolf Ens, Elvera Froese, Helmut Harder, George Wiebe.

This photo shows CMBC graduate, Rick Enns, speaking from the
pulpit at the Graduation ceremonies. Directly behind him, sits
CMBC President, George K. Epp, and to the right of the photo,
sits CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe. The Undergrad choir
aldo sits in the background.

This photo shows George K. Epp at the pulpit (in the dark suit),
being officially named CMBC President, at the Opening Program(?).
CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, stands to the left of Mr.
Epp. The CMBC choir sits in the background, with accompanist,
Peter Letkemann, at the very left edge of the photo.

This photo shows CMBC music instructor, George Wiebe, conducting
a small orchestra in the CMBC chapel.