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

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1. Yuletide message. 2. Moby Dick. 3. Love Birds. 4. Planning the next attack. 5. What’s up his sleeve? 6. All’s well that ends well. 7. Grade 10 Algebra. 8. Skin Inspector. 9. Just in time. 10. Content. 11. Poor Bob. 12. Modelling hats. 13. Yes, Arnold. 14. I’m almost ready. 15. Surprise package. 16. Tomorrow’s test. «y| - fl| l » i vmr’ i ■ 5 - L PAGE 12

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4 BETTY BARKMAN This cute blonde haired girl seems to pal with everyone. Doesn’t mind driving Dad’s Pontiac. When it comes to having bright ideas for a de¬ bate we all look for Betty. Nobody can quite find out what she plans to do in the future. ARNOLD DOERKSEN Arnold’s laugh often echoes through the walls of Blumenhof High. Will frequently wander over to Ernie’s desk when teacher doesn’t seem to notice. For his spare time he trys his “pick” on any string instrument. EVELYN DOERKSEN This bright eyed girl has a cheerful good morning for everyone. She has come after a few years ab¬ sence but shows good marks in spite of that. Some¬ times warns her little sister to be good at school. Chums with Eleanor. Hobbies are reading and sewing. PAGE 11

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Grade X PAULINE DOERKSEN Everyone envies her for her lovely long hair. When you see her eyeing you critical¬ ly during classes, you’ll know she’s figur¬ ing out new essay material — beware! She is a very good singer. MARY BRANDT Mary is small, neat, and punctual. She greets us with a refreshed smile and a welcome, “How are you?” Likes to help others with schoolwork. Has been outside more than once already during recess this year. ORVILLE DOERKSEN Orville is a tall handsome fellow with a good sense of humour. Enjoys the typing sessions on Tuesday mornings. His hobbies are, reading, joking, and teasing. Doesn’t like writing essays. RALPH UNGER Enjoys schoolwork and likes to discuss everything fully with the teacher. Spends his spare time playing the guitar. High hopes for winning the scholarship. Easy to get to know. The future will probably see him teaching the three R’s. ELEANOR PLETT A cheery smile, twinkling eyes, appeal¬ ing laughter are all part of this young lady. Baffled with some sections in Science. Often associated with handling money. An enthusiastic fan in most sports. Never tires of skating or film nights. PAGE 13