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

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MILTON REIMER This hardworking fellow doesn’t believe that Chem¬ istry is of much use for him. His favourite sub¬ jects are Literature and Composition. Occasionally he cracks the “real laughter”. Enjoys playing gui¬ tar and singing. Lost his appendix during the Christ¬ mas holidays so he had to leave hockey for some time. His ambition is unknown to us. FRANK THIESSEN Frank is one of the oldest members in the class, (couldn’t have guessed it). Boys that have no purpose in coming to school get low marks in Chemistry. Likes girls, but blushes when the others tease him about them. Enjoys arguing with every¬ body, especially with Mr. Martens. Always has something to say. On Monday mornings we see him rubbing the sleep from his eyes. His ambition is to get married. PAUL FRIESEN This tall, dark fellow is good at all sports. He is the coach for the Blumenhof Elementary School hockey team. Enjoys pleasure skating. Respects Peter. Paul is often seen playing chess with Den¬ nis or Frank. Never goes to sleep on Sundays. He takes a few subjects in Grade Ten and a few in Grade Eleven. Hopes to own a cattle ranch some day. MENNO BARKMAN Menno joined our ranks after Christmas. He is very fond of sports, and believes that recess should be spent outside, in some active game. He is a part- time student; he arrives at 10:30 a.m. and leaves at 2:30 p.m. Is very conscientious, and attains high marks in his two subjects—Chemistry and Maths. Menno owns two horses and is frequently seen riding them. PAGE 15

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LOTTIE PLETT “Luttie” is a tall girl. Remains serious and very studious most of the time. Enjoys school work and cooking. Busy . . in Sunday School, S.C.F., and many other activities, and, besides all this Lottie does her regular assignments. Is always seen before heard. Lottie takes typing, and for the future she plans to go into secretarial work. Frequently misses school to help at home. PETER PLETT Peter is the oldest member of our class. That is probably why he is so cheerful and friendly. Studies hard. His results verify this. He likes reading and in sports his greatest loves are football and hockey. Peter makes his (and her) living by doing the jan¬ itor work and by shepherding flock of two sheep. One of the few real gentlemen in school. Uses re¬ cess for its intended purpose more frequently than the average Ridgewooder. DAVI D REIMER Being the school photographer, he often catches people unawares with the camera. He makes smart marks and remarks. Whiz at typing. Frequently he attempts to sing. David would like to become a professional orator or actor or lawyer, doctor or stenographer or . . teacher of Grade IX Literature and English. Probably he will land up as anything else. DAVID BRIAN REIMER This friendly fellow is good at light housekeeping. Tries hard to convince the composition teacher that the point of view he expresses is the right one. Good at giving advice and typing. Enjoys reading, skating, ping pong, and playing the organ. Often seen conversing with some of the girls. His ambition is to be a marriage counsellor. Probable fate: Ger¬ man teacher. PAGE 14

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