Garden Valley Collegiate Institute - Yearbook (Winkler, Manitoba Canada)

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WANDA PELSER To maneuver that cycle — her greatest aim. Sports just might give her fame, Cause all her boundless energy Gets her where she wants to be. ABE PENNER Playing baseball — what a riot! In our hut’s he’s usually quiet. In German class he does not shine, But in other subjects he does fine. DAVID PENNER David is a quiet lad, Always happy, never sad. Playing the trumpet is his aim; This could lead him to his fame. MARTIN PENNER Though many guys find typing hard, Martin exults in this regard. An ardent player of chess is he, Have a game, and you will see. RON PENNER Ron is big of heart, not so in size; He likes his work but does not specialize. Alfred’s favorite sport is curling, there’s no school, he prefers to go girlinq. But AlnShr 3kS | 3nd sp res he ’ s °l u| te a clown, But Algebra class makes him frown. CLARENCE PETERS Our witty Clarence, With smile so bright. When entering a room, He sets it alight. HENRY PETERS Henry is a friendly young man, He disturbs the class whenever he can. His interests lie in the younger set, Loss of her company makes him fret. RENE PETERS n class Irene is quiet and shy, lut she comes to school with a friendly ler homework is always very neat, ‘Hi!’ LORNE PETERS Lome, the tallest of 10 H, Seems to know just what he likes. Drives a good old pick-up truck, And loves to go on nature hikes. 37

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ALVIN FRIESEN Although he isn ' t very tall, No trouble does he find at all. With the work he does at school, His brain, he finds is his best tool. BEVERLY FRIESEN Bev is a blonde-haired, blue-eyed lass, Who ' s always working hard in class. She likes a lad in a grade XII class, With whom she her time will pass. JUDY FRIESEN Rosy-cheeked and tall, Judy’s not bad at all. But when she plays piano you can say, That Judy surely knows her way. MARY FRIESEN Mary is a gentle lass, You can be sure that she’ll pass. She won’t associate with boys, And she won’t make very much noise. MARY FROESE Mary is of the humorous sort, A true friend and a good sport. She very seldom disturbs the room, But after her work is done, then “Boom”! ELSIE FUNK Elsie is a friendly gal, And everyone wants to be her pal. She’s a girl you couldn ' t call shy, And comes to school with a cheery “Hi!” FRED HAMM Fred likes sports, and girls of course, He has no use for an Algebra course. For a certain girl he has no remorse, A permanent desk is hard to enforce. DON KLASSEN Don likes his cycle, the Stones, and long hair, He rides his cycle without a care. He dislikes German and Algebra, But Comp he likes, no doubt at all. ANNA DUECK Anna is the quiet type, Who does her homework well. She always comes to school on time, And her friends think she is swell. 36

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MARY PETERS Whenever she gets the slightest chance, On her horses she will prance. She’ll ride along the stoney paths, To make her forget her dreary Maths. PETER PETKAU Peter is our Mathematics shark. His eyes are blue; his hair is dark, He’s always prompt, and happy when 10 H’s team will win again. BRUCE PORTE This is “Fraulein’s” favorite pest, Spares are his continuous request. He likes to tease each girl in sight, Maybe some day he ' ll see the light. VIOLET PRIES To own a car — her greatest aim! Selling tickets has brought her fame, Full of vigour, and vitality, To “11 M’’, she’s no fatality? NETTIE REIMER In poetry, she makes the grade, In class she is a real gay blade. Except for her Maths, which she deplores, She finds most teachers great big bores. ED REMPEL Track and field isn’t his cup of tea. But in basketball — you’ll see, That he has got the softest shot, And when you’ve got that, you ' ve got a lot. (so says Mr. Busse) DOREEN REMPEL One of the quietest girls is this, A day of school she’ll rarely miss. Homework and exams she does not mind, And to her friends she’s always kind. VERNON SIEMENS Vernon is our quiet lad, Collecting stamps is his latest fad. He spends his evenings on the farm, Thus, his report cards show no alarm! GARRY SPENST Garry Spenst is dark and sturdy, About his homework he does not worry. As yet, girls are not his first choice, To him his Honda is like a Rolls-Royce. BRIAN HARDER If you’d like to see a spectacular sight, Come to see a “Brian - Garry’’ fight. Girls and sports intrigue him so, There’s many a place he’s ready to go. 38