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MR. G. DOERKSEN Gr. 9 - Science, German, Guidance, Art, Language Arts Gr. 7 8 - German, Guidance Gr. 5 6 - Health Principal ' s Message The publication of another yearbook usually indicates that another t school year has well advanced towards its completion. At this point we have a tendency to look behind us to examine the nature of the path we have walked and, in fact, ponder how it has been altered by our passing along it and how it has affected us. We, in the school, have spent a number of months together for the sake of education. For the teachers this may bring to mind: lesson plans, talks, and corrections; and for the students - textbooks, assignments, and tests- And yet, I hope sincerely, in the more remote recesses of our con¬ sciousness, we become aware of other aspects which resulted from our being together. We realize that we have all taught each other and that we have all learned much—much of which was not found in the textbooks we carried under our arms. We have discovered that many of our prob¬ lems and their solutions were not discussed in those pages. As the great physicist, Albert Einstein, said, shortly before his death, “The real prob¬ lem is in the hearts and minds of men. It is not a problem of physics, but of ethics. We cannot cancel or call back man’s scientific advances, but we can and must, if the world is to survive, help men to catch up. In God’s name — if you still believe in God — take Him seriously.” May I challenge all of us to view education in its total aspect whether we are located in a formal classroom or in another area of the arena of life. This will, no doubt, require us to be good students in all situations. The benefits, it appears, should be very rewarding. G. Doerksen PAGE 2
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Dedication We dedicate this year’s yearbook to the School Board (Trustees), past and present friends and past students. We are grateful for the efforts of the parents and Trustees that made this book possible.
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Teachers MR. A. WIEBE Gr. 9 - Mathematics, Health, Choir, Bible Gr. 7 8 - Mathematics, Science, Bible, Choir Gr. 5 6 - Mathematics, Spelling MR. L. RADAKOVITS Gr. 9 - Social Studies, Language Arts Gr. 7 8 - Social Studies, Language Arts, Art, Health Inspector MR. J. H. MENZIES
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