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1974 WBI graduation

CA CMBS NP139-1-15
Item
1974

Part of Winkler Bible Institute Photograph Collection

Winkler Bible Institute 1974 graduation. Top row from left to right is Orlando Sukkau, Roy Peters, Rob Loewen, Gord Kornelson, Rod Zook, Jason Dyck, David Stobbe, Ben Martens, Don Wiens, Ken Klassen, Ken Nightingale, David Pankratz, Philip Hamburger, Ernest Peters, P.M. Thankachen.
Middle Row: Linda Kasdorf, Esther Pauls, Gwen Wiebe, Debbie Friesen, Doreen janzen, June Goertzen, James Peters, Martin Penner, John Schellenberg, Albert Doerksen, Hilda Boldt, Lynda Duerksen, Susan Epp, Verna Friesen, Lillian Peters, Mary Jane Krahn, Patricia Braun.
Front Row: Dorothy Nickel, Debbie Klassen, Carol Krahn, Gladys Friesen, Linda Bergen, Irene Thiessen, Judy Friesen, Helen, Wiens, Carolyn Friesen, Saralyn Flaming, Margaret Goertzen, Irma Dyck, Marianne Neufeld, Carol Gossen, Carolyn Kroeker, Elaine Dyck, Julia Penner.

A smaller group of students on the grounds of

CA MAO XV-19.3-1992-14-4248
Item
1968

Part of The Canadian Mennonite photograph collection

A smaller group of students on the grounds of the Legislature. Students of Westgate Collegiate?

Unknown

A student in Bolivia

CA MHC 280-146.0-006
Item
1984

Part of Mennonite Central Committee Photograph Collection

This is a photo of a Bolivian school girl colouring a Bible mural in MCCer Delores Stucky's classroom.

Hofer, Joy

Aboriginal Bible Students

Part of Garden in the Wilderness photo collection (CMBC Publications)

Aboriginal Bible students reading in a class room at the Yalve Sanga Bible Institute, Paraguay.

Beach, Mark

Anna (Wiens) Rempel, grandmother of Elfrieda

CA MAO M2004D 12
Item
1943

Anna (Wiens) Rempel, grandmother of Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck, was a teacher and principal of a large kindergarten in Halbstadt. Anna’s husband Dietrich was taken away in 1941 with all the other men of the area. They were sent to Siberia where they died of hard labour and starvation. In 1941 to 1943 when the German army occupied the Ukraine, Anna continued her work as principal in the kindergarten. She was a very creative teacher and known for the plays she produced with young children, as illustrated here, where a number of the children are in costume. The children in the front row are in rabbit costumes. Another time she performed a play about the seven dwarfs with the kindergarten children (shown on another photo which Elfrieda also has). Anna also assisted the older students. Elfrieda remembers her grandmother helping her grade 8 class to perform shadow plays.

Unknown

Aproximately 38 adult students and 1 teacher on church steps

CA MHSBC 120-4-1-2014.012.004
Item
[between 1929-1932]

Part of Heinrich and Margaretha (Klippenstein) Enns fonds

A Sunday School class in 1929. Sarah (Enns) Martens is in first row, extreme left, marked with an x.

Unknown....

Arithmetic lesson in progress

CA MAO XV-19.3-1994-14-2310
Item
1958

Part of The Canadian Mennonite photograph collection

Used in CM 6-6-4. Caption:"Arithmetic lesson in progress-blind children attending the village school receive instruction in mathematics by use of the abaci." 5 older boys sit crosslegged; teacher looks on.

Unknown

Association of Mennonite University Students hosted grade 12 students

CA MAO XV-19.3-1992-14-2822
Item
1964

Part of The Canadian Mennonite photograph collection

Used in the CM 12-7-4. AMUS hosted grade 12 students from various high schools in Ont. in Jan. The students are touring the Architecture Building of U. of Toronto, viewing a model of Toronto in the year 2000.

Unknown

Bage students at the M.B. Bible School in Montevideo

CA CMBS NP044-14-140
Item
[1955]

Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection

This item shows students from Bage who are studying at the Mennonite Brethren Bible School in Montevideo, Uruguay. Cornelius C. Peters is seated in centre front; to his left is Mrs. Peters and to his right is Brother Schlichting from U.S.A. Students are students Helena Boschmann, Mariechen Boschmann, Anna Krahn, Nelly Harder, Hilda Harder, Adelie Esau, Kaethi Warkentin, Heinrich Janzen, not necessarily in that order.