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

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Grades 1 Luana Dueck Luana is a quiet girl, she never gets into soccer and skating. Is good at reading story books. 2 Minna Plett Minna is a cheerful, happy girl, enjoying all sports. The favorite school subject is Literature. 5 Murray Barkman Good at most outdoor sports. 6 Hilda Friesen Enjoys skating, football, and reading story books. 7 Irene Unger Enjoys school and sewing. 8 Marjorie Unger One of the book worms in Room Two. 3 Garnet Reimer “For he’s a jolly good fel¬ low.” Enjoys studying. 4 Marina Unger She is a girl who never for¬ gets to laugh. She prefers hiding during the Literature period. Easy to make friends with. 9 Iris Reimer Has poetic abilities. Enjoys a story book once in a while. 10 Margaret Penner A neat girl, who is a champion goalie. 11 Wilma Friesen Wilma is a neat, brown¬ eyed maiden who likes to giggle for a change . 12 Irene Reimer Favorite subject—Spelling. Enjoys story books. 13 Ernie Friesen He doesn’t like school too well, but likes to play hockey. His favorite subject is Arith¬ metic.

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Last Year’s Graduates HENRY KOOP Continuing his studies at the Steinbach Bible Institute JOE PLETT Taking Grade XII in the Steinbach Collegiate Institute A Day in Blumenhof High School Would, you like to visit us a day in our high school? Every day is interesting in a class of twenty-four pupils, but Tuesday seems to be a specially pleasant day. There are several reasons for this. I’ll tell you one of them now. It is really a secret but . . . on this day we have no Geometry nor Science. We don’t have these subjects every day. Therefore, I am not saying that Tues¬ day ‘is always the most enjoyable day, but most of the time it is. As we arrive at school several minutes before nine, we may hear such remarks as, “Can you do our Algebra?” “Have you finished your Social Studies notes?” or “I did no homework last night because I went singing at the Invalid Home.” At the sound of the bell we take our seats, ready to begin another day of hard studying. We begin another day by a short period of devotions, a hymn, and prayer. After this the teacher is ready to help us solve algebraic equations. Completely confused with all the x and y squares, and (a+b) and (a—b), we wonder whether we’ll ever be brilliant enough to catch on to it. What a thrill after we have solved one problem by ourselves and obtained the correct answers. At last recess comes along, fifteen min¬ utes of outdoor recreation. Forgetting about Algebra, the students enjoy a game of foot¬ ball or rugby. Continued on page 35 21

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Grades 4, 5 6 1. Mildred Reimer, 2. Linda Friesen, 3. Harry Friesen, 4. Wilmer Plett, 5.Lottie Dueck, 6. Lennard Penner, 7. Philip Doerksen, 8. Elfrieda Reimer, 9. Leo Unger, 10. Mar¬ garet Plett, 11. Ruth Toews, 12. Eleanor Plett, 13. Verna Reimer, 14. Lavern Penner, 15. Dora Dueck, 16. Catherine Friesen, 17. Joe Unger, 18. Sara Dueck, 19. Pauline Doerksen, 20. Clifford Friesen, 21. Clarice Penner, 22. Johnny Bergman, 23. Dennis Reimer, 24. Danny Unger, 25. Ralph Unger, 26. Raymond Reimer, 27. Jakie Plett, 28. Kenneth Plett, 29. Paul Friesen, 30. Milton Reimer, 31. Allen Dueck. KMiH | 1 kip’ - I km I Ktal M n jfj 1 1 1 1