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

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Left to right; Standing: Martin Hiebert, Mr. Bob Cooney, Mary Friesen, Robert Schulz, Kathy Wolfe, Mrs. Linda Enns, Katie Wall, Mr. Jake Pauls, Billy Hyde., Don Doerksen, Susan Froese, Howard Braun, Judy Falk, Helen Wolfe, Helene Olfert, Sandra Funk, Mr. Dan Sawatzky, Mr. Henry Hiebert. Seated: Helen Wieler, Joanne Elias, Ruth Janzen, Pat Klassen, Phyllis Trinke (convener), Marilyn Hiebert, Karen Wiebe, Anne Klassen, Marilyn Wiebe. Drama Committee Report This year of 1968-1969 has been a rather hectic one for the Drama Committee. Our one big production o| year, “The Pirates of Penzance”, turned out to be a smashing success, much to the relief of Mr. Hiebert.l Hiebert was director of this operetta and Mrs. T. Kehler worked with choreography. To mention all the people who helped with the operetta would take several pages, as we would have to met! the audiences as well. All in all, after the problems and headaches were cleared away, 1 think this year has been quite an enjoy one. Thank-you to all those involved with the operetta, and especially to my committee. Phyllis Tij Convener JANZEN ' S VARIETY STORE • Giftware • Toys • Kitchen Hardware • Paints and Varnishes • Footwear • Baby Needs • Clothing WINKLER — PHONE 325-8231 — MANITOBA 64

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Newspaper Committee Left to right; Standing: Janice Klippenstein, Ed Fehr, Bradley Gray, Doug Friesen, Ken Kehler, Kelvin Dyck, Kathy Dyck, Walter Doerksen, Tina Froese, Ernie Froese, Eunice Zacharias, Ed Wolfe, Billy Braun, Jack Wiebe, Glenn Friesen. Seated: Mildred Dyck, Mrs. Linda Enns, Bev Friesen (convener), Agatha Schellenberg, Mr. Neil Janzen, Mr. Harvev Krneicpr. ipv i Kuhl, Frank Wiebe. Newspaper Committee Report Due to the fact that our committee got off to a rather late start the first issue of the Star” appeared in late Jovember. This year, Dorothy Schmidt obtained the honour of reporting weekly to the local newspaper. Glen Friesen has een quite busy being school photographer. What with the two issues of the Star; publicity for the Operetta and Music Committee, we have been kept quite lusy. I would like to thank the business communities of Winkler and Plum Coulee for having helped with the new lea of advertising in the Star. The advertising was headed by Doug Friesen. I would like to extend my thanks to the lembers of the committee and to all the others who helped us during the year. Bev Friesen Convener COMPLIMENTS OF KLASSENS BARGAIN CENTRE (THE HOUSE OF SPECIALS) PHONE 325-8222 63

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