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A choir is singing at Bakerview Mennonite Brethren Church. Rudy Baerg is conducting. There are thirty-five singers standing at the front of the church. The ladies are wearing white blouses and black skirts with red sashes. The men are wearing navy blazers and white shirts with red ties.

CBI Chorale in concert dress, with conductor Rudy Baerg, posing outdoors. The women are wearing long white dresses and the men are dressed in white shirts, dark sleeveless vests, dark bowties and plaid pants.

The oratorio choir is practicing in the chapel under the direction of Rudy Baerg.

The Columbia Bible Institute Choral . Singers back row (left to right): George Falk, Laurie Letkeman, Doug Hamm, Rosy (Neufeld) Dueck, Gerald Mann, Sharon (Klassen) Baerg, Andrew Neufeld, Katie Wiebe, David Schellenberg, Beth Bergman, David Koehn, Wendy Oeste. Second row (left to right): Rudy Baerg (conductor), Judy Doell, Daren Regier, Unkown, Gerald Dyck, Val (Hiebert) Haines, Nathan Konrad, Unknown, Randy Baerg, Lorraine Pankratz, Doug Penner, Gerry Haak, Front row (left to right): Ron Baerg, Bonnie Wiebe, Han Friesen, Corinne Voth, Wayne Geddert, Faith (Kent) Nickel, Steve Hiebert, Bonnie Toews, Barry Esau.

A male chorus of approximately 30 young men who are all wearing dark pants and white shirts are standing outdoors. Peter Goertzen is their conductor.

Choir on stage in uniform dress, singing under conductor Helmut Janzen

A choir, under the direction of Helmut Janzen is singing outdoors at the dedication and opening of the new dormitory.

Choir and conductor, Helmut Janzen, on stage at the Missions conference in the MEI auditorium. The motto is "Stand in the Gap."

Oratorio choir and soloists in black and white on MEI stage. Orchestra on main floor - Violinists (left to right): unknown, Hedy (Sawatsky) Hein, Frank Dyck, Nancy (Martens) Dyck. Violists : John Klassen, Jake Toews , Rudy Reimer. Cellist : unknown. Violinists : unknown, Ron Dyck. Double bass : unknown.

Institute Chorus members, in choir uniform, posing outdoors. Rudy Baerg is seated on the far right of the photo.

Institute Chorus members in choir robes with conductor, Helmut Janzen, onstage. Back row (left to right): Bob Wedel, Henry Unger, Ed Bergen, Ron Niessen, Walter Goertzen, Viv Martens, Henry Pauls, Walt Esau, Irwin Warkentin. Second row (left to right): Helmut Janzen (conductor), Esther Enns, Eleaner Wiebe, Hilda Siemens, Ruth Enns, Carol Neumann, Ruth Suderman, Elsie Loewen, Nellie Wiebe. Front row (left to right): Irene Suderman, Betty Stobbe, Evelyn Matthies, Betty Wiens, Doreen Klassen, Betty Haak, Lorena Funk, unknown, Edith Balzer, Marge Wiens

Choir wearing robes on stage with conductor, Helmut Janzen

Oratorio choir and orchestra in concert dress with director Helmut Janzen. Orchestra members (left to right): Frank Dyck, Virginia Fast, Hedy (Sawatsky) Hein, Jake Toews, Rudy Dyck, Unknown, Rudy Reimer

Choir conductor Helmut Janzen with 41 singers standing on stage. Back row (left to right): Vic Thiessen, Willms, Alvin Klassen, Henry Janzen, Herman Driedger, John Janzen, Unknown, Jake Pauls, Walter Janzen, Harold Harder, Unknown, Vic Friesen, Unknown, Art Friesen, Art Friesen, Werner Falk, John Haak, Herb Koslowsky, Arnie Peters, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Hedie Sawatsky, Unknown, Unknown, Dora , Unknown, Unknown, Esther (Loewen) Doerksen, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Elvera (Toews) Heinrichs, Doreen Klassen, Kathy Cornies, Helmut Janzen, Doris Mueller, Anne Stobbe, Kathy Klassen, Verna Klaassen, Margaret Enns, Unknown.

Thirty students in uniform on stage in an unknown location. Back and middle rows alternating (left to right): Wesley Giesbrecht, Alvin Born, William Buhler, Leona Neufeldt, Doug Braun, Elaine Rempel, Harold Vogt, Marlene Friensen, Dennis Penner, Linda Dyck, Reinhard Bartel, Marlene Olfert, Don Vogt, Elma Nickel, Ron Born, Adina Franz, Rudy Epp, Geraldine Friesen, Franz Dyck, Henry Fast. Front row (left to right): Mary Buhler, Helen Heidebrecht, Verna Hildebrand, Betty Goerzen, Lynn Friesen, Cecile Friesen, Helen Loewen, Pat Vogt, Frieda Wiebe, Darlene Martens