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

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CLIFFORD FRIESEN Why do I have to work? Free Canada. Is of¬ ten seen at mirror with comb in hand. Likes to relate his latest experiences. His jokes end up with roars of laughter from the boys. He is fond of teasing and sometimes pleasing girls. Is fre¬ quently seen crossing the room to one of his pals for a classtime conference. Helps to make school time less monotonous. DELBERT PLETT Could not endure his holidays any longer so he decided to join us after Christmas. After having exercised his physical skills for a few months, Del¬ bert thought it was time to exercise his brain. A- mong his loves, history is foremost. If a history book is missing from the library, just ask Delbert about it. Made some last minute changes in order to complete his Grade XI and is another one of our graduates. DENNIS PENNER Became a scholar after Christmas. Dennis, who is short and well rooted on skates, excels in hoc¬ key. Seems to miss the outdoors but is well adapted to his environment. Chums with all classmates but has special passengers at certain times. Doesn’t mind losing an argument. Strums his guitar in his spare time. Ambition, to be a veterinarian. EDMAR FAST Joined our ranks after Christmas and takes only a few subjects, the two languages and typing. Served as missionary in Mexico for a number of years. Finds Canadian winters rather cold. Talka¬ tive! A conscientious worker. Seems to be well in¬ formed about the tennis rules and tries to convince others to follow them more closely. His future am¬ bition is to go back to Mexico as soon as circum¬ stances allow. PAGE 15

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Grade Eleven SARA DOERKSEN Finds life too boring out of school so she conies to school occasionally. Has a carefree attitude to¬ ward life. Her friendliness is contagious. When something goes wrong her sense of humour comes to her rescue. Sara is taking a grade twelve sub¬ ject by correspondence. BERT PENNER Bert is a student who found grade eleven so enjoyable last year that he decided to come back for another year. Does a very good job of managing ISCF affairs. No one knows why he has a sleepy look on Monday. Is an active pleasure skater. Fre¬ quently he has a generous amount of advice to offer to the other fellows. VERNA DOERKSEN Verna has long, glossy, black hair. She came to school after Christmas to watch over her little sister. Is sometimes heard remarking “I guess I’m in the same boat as Sara.” PAGE 14

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