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This photo is of Heidi Hajer, an MBCI student, speaking at a Manitoba MB Conference convention.

This photo is of former Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute principal John Thiessen reminiscing on stage at a Manitoba MB Conference convention.

This photo is of MBCI student Chad Schmitke giving his testimony at a Manitoba MB Conference convention.

This photo is of the Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Ensemble performing at a Manitoba MB Conference convention.

This is a photo of a group of German exchange students from MBCI.

This is a photo of a student-staff football game at MBCI.

This is a photo of the MBCI band under the direction of Ken Epp.

This is a photo of an annual student-staff basketball game. Ken Opalko is number 52 (centre). Fred Pauls is on the far left.

This is a photo of grade 12 students at MBCI: (l-r) Karen Bartel (lying down) and Adrienne Froese. Brad Pinto is seated at the back.

This is a photo of grade 12 students during a Faith and Life Emphasis event. Pictured are l-r Mark Penner, Rick Peters (centre), Rodney Dieleman, Randy Klassen, Bruce Howison (far back), and the server is Val Gaddows.

This is a photo of grade 12 students during a faith and life emphasis event in which they learned about world population and food distribution.

This is a photo of a chapel assembly at MBCI. Guest speaker is Dave Cross. Standing beside him is Principal Peter H. Peters.

This is a photo of the Premier of Manitoba, Ed Schreyer, surrounded by grade 12 students of the MBCI, together with teacher Ken Reddig. The students told the Premier that a survey they made showed a strong majority of Winnipeggers favored Sunday closing of supermarkets and large department stores (MBH, March 4, 1977, p. 13). Seated in the far back behind Reddig is Dan Block.

This is a photo of Trudy Schroeder, a Grade XII student at the Mennonite Brethren Collegiate, 173 Talbot Avenue, presenting [Manitoba] Premier Ed Schreyer with a copy of a study made to determine the attitude of Winnipeg citizens towards Sunday openings of stores. Dorothy Penner, on her left and Randy Peters, on the Premier's right, were also on hand to represent the 60 students who prepared and conducted the survey. On the far left is Ken Reddig, the class teacher. The class conducted 1,748 interviews in a random sampling across the city, and found that 80-87 percent of the opinion was against store opening on Sunday, while about 80 percent of those interviewed felt pharmacies, small "corner" stores and some service stations should remain open on Sunday. Close to 75 percent of the opinions indicated a belief that legislation against Sunday opening was necessary.