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Grade X Reading clockwise, starting with top centre: ANNIE JANZEN Annie is small and has a keen sense of humour. Has athletic ability and prefers skating to Social Studies. How does she spend her Sunday evenings? Her interests lie across the aisle. JAKE WIEBE Tall, serious, brown-eyed chap. Often seen tossing notes across the aisle. Rather reserved but comes up with an occasional joke now and then. All star defense in hockey and a great shot in soccer. PETER PENNER Small but occasionally comes up with a large remark. A snappy hockey forward. Manages to read one storybook per meal and at the same time gathers the latest news in hockey. Good at debating. IRMA JANZEN Irma is tall, dark haired and neat. She is usually up to date in her notes. Good at soccer ball. Quiet in class. Tries for first in class, and by looks of it, she will achieve it. GILBERT UNGER Often voices an idea that proves useful. His ambitions both at study and play can hardly be beat. He is quite lanky but not loose-joined. He is talkative on the play grou nd, but not so in the classroom. VICTOR FRIESEN Although Victor has been absent for a few years he does well in his grade. Likes to please and tease girls. A great sports enthusiast. Enjoys Maths. EMILY LOEWEN Emily is tall and blue-eyed. Gets high marks without much studying. She is our sports convener and secretary for our yearbook. She often listens to the teacher during classes and always has her home¬ work done. Grade X Class Report On August 30, 1956, seven students came to school, here at Blumenhof, with intense determination to complete the Grade 10 course successfully. On behalf of all Grade 10 students, I’d like to thank Mr. Dueck for the fine instructions he has given us this year. Thank you, Mr. Dueck. And to the graduates; we wish you luck in the future, whatever vocation you choose. German and Mathematics seem to be the most mysterious gadgets we ever met up with. Although they don’t need as much thinking as the subjects mentioned above, Science and Geography have their bad points too; Science has formulas and in Geography you must know why the Sa¬ hara Desert exists. In fact, all subjects need concentration. At recess time we find ourselves enjoy¬ ing sports like softball, soccer and skating. It is a pleasant change from the stuffy classroom to the fresh air. Our motto is to keep fit physically as well as mentally. I wish all you teachers and fellow students the best of luck in the future. Annie Janzen 15
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ALBERT FRIESEN Only boy in class, but this won’t keep him from school. He won’t lose many words in company. His favorite sport is hockey. EDNA PLETT Usually quiet and reserved. Likes to have her homework finished and enjoys Maths in spite of difficulties. She likes ping-pong and most sports. IRENE JANZEN Irene is dark haired and has green eyes. Good at soccer and skating. Assignments frequently unfinished, for a good reason ? MARY WIEBE Homework? “Always” finished. “For Pete’s sake.” Cheerful disposition on Mon¬ day mornings. Why? Nobody knows . . . AGNES HESSE Agnes is cheerful all the time and loves to chatter in company. She usually pops up the first with an answer in Geometry. She is a super goalie in Soccer and can beat almost anybody in ping-pong. 16
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