Blumenhof High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Blumenort, Manitoba Canada)

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Back row, left to right: Peter Penner, Stanley Plett, Victor Friesen, Gilber Unger, Jake Wiebe, Norman Plett, Richard Reimer, Ernie Penner. Second Row: Myrtle Doerksen, Doris Loewen, Irma Janzen, Emily Loewen, Mildred Penner, Madeleine Plett, Doris Thiessen, Emmeline Plett, Agnes Hesse. Front row: Mr. Dueck, Eva Dueck, Esther Wohlgemuth, Elma Brandt, Alma Kornel- sen, Freda Unger, Valida Loewen, Irene Janzen. GRADE XI CLASS REPORT Continued from Page 15 outdoors we know our recess time is only twenty minutes to go. These twenty minutes seem to drag endlessly when you’ve got Maths staring in your face. To you that wish to continue your studies, I wish you good luck, and don’t toe dis¬ couraged even if the going is rugged at times. You’ll appreciate your final marks so much more if you’ve really put your hand to the wheel and tried your level best. You’re sure to get satisfactory results in the end. Esther Wohlgemuth 16

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IRMA JANSEN Irma is a tall lass with brown hair and blue eyes. Does well in her studies, and usually pipes up with the right answer during class discussions. Notes always up-to-date. A good defense in soccer. Hates to lose an argument. PETER PENNER Peter ' is good-humored and talkative. Never loses an argument. Champion soccer goalie. Plays the guitar. Hard to beat in Geometry. DORIS LOEWEN Doris has a cheerful good¬ morning smile when she ar¬ rives at school. She can stop the really good shots in soc¬ cer. Although Grade XI needs a lot of studying, she does it quite well, without faltering. ERNIE PENNER Started with Grade X but found it too easy and is now ' in Grade XI. Thinks Algebra is the most ridiculous sub¬ ject. Between hockey and Grade XI he is often seen across the Ontario border. Grade XI Report Th ' is year the Blumenhof High School has fourteen Grade XI’s, each one with the determination to achieve satisfactory marks at the end of the school year. On behalf of the Grade XI class, I wish to say a special thank you to Mr. Dueck for the worth-while and educational instruc¬ tions he has given to us, and for keeping patience with us when the going got rough for us. Mathematics is a subject wh ' ich few of us enjoy. Subjects like Biology and Social Studies are very interesting, but they need a lot of earnest concentration and hard study for us. A mind which remembers well can be very useful all around. Homework will sometimes pile up, but if it is given constant attention the pile will slowly diminish. Recess is a period enjoyed by us all. As soon as we hear Room I leaving for the Continued on Page 16 15

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STUDENTS.