Grunthal Collegiate - Green and Gold Yearbook (Grunthal, Manitoba Canada)

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JUNIORS AGATHA WIEBE Ambition: possibly a professional basketball player. Her favorite subject is typing. Spends her blissful weekends at home. Evidently thinks more than she says or is it just that we didn ' t hear her? Willow- waisted. HELEN SPENST The only female bass in the high school choir. Studies for pleasure. Her favourite subjects are Mathematics and Chemistry. She got what some of us might have for our future ambition—brains. DOROTHY PENNER When she ' s around there’s no doubt, you ' re in the world of sound. Lives for today alone. Anxious to leave school. Never in a rush ex¬ cept at four o ' clock. Imagination is more important than knowledge. HILDA WIEBE Usually not heard except during singing periods. Plays the accordion. Hilda doesn ' t just kill time; she works it to death. Grade XI is no challenge for her. One of the better members of the girls’ basketball team.

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BLONDINA PETERS Her pleasant attitude helps to cheer up her corner of the classroom. Secretary of the I. S. C. F. and Literary Committee. A thought is better than many words. Blondina is one of the more attractive young ladies in our class. The calibre of her work during her years in Junior and Senior High School augers well for her and we are con¬ fident that she will make a success of further studies. Even though she considers homework a necessary fevil, she always manages to make good grades. DAVID MARTENS Claims he plans to indulge in the teaching profession. The su¬ preme test of his intelligence is remembering which subjects he is taking. To him the shortest distance between two points is from the beginning to the end of a vacation. His Book of Knowledge is the Reader ' s Digest. Somehow he always manages to say the wrong thing at the right time. His very vivid imagination enables him to write essays, that--well, like modem art--are not understood and ap¬ preciated by everyone as yet. MELITA DRIEDGER Wer einmal luegt den glaubt mann nicht- und wenn er auch die Wahrheit spricht. Melita is noted for her outspokenness and original¬ ity. She has a happy dispostion and a good alto voice. She always tells stories in the present vindicative. Her formula to success in life is: Eat more, sleep less. ” Class representative for second term. The reason she is so often found lost in thought is because this is such an unfamiliar field to her. JOHNNY KRAHN President of the Student Council and convener of the Yearbook Com¬ mittee. Only a mother could love a girl. He has his field day on October 31st. At times he has more on his mind then he cares to re¬ veal. Supposing is good, but finding out is better. He excels in arguing with teachers, and, judging by his logical arguments, he may become a lawyer. Passed his Grade Eleven with a mere (78) ? average. His opinions generally carry weight. Would be a brilliant student if he wouldn ' t be in those years. 1

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HENRY FRIESEN Spends his leisure time reading. Thrives on cokes, cherry pie, and sunflowers. Hates silence during classes and does his share to change this.. Has aspired to Grade XI height--how he did it is beyond him. Ambition: Don ' t ask me. ROSE JANZ Member of the Sports Committee. Rose is a good student as well as a sports enthusiast. Friendly and easy to get along with. Enjoys taking part in class discussions. Works off excess energy on the bas¬ ketball court. WALTER HAMM Laughs two times at one joke: when it Is explained to him, and when he catches on. If you want to let the rest of the world go by, just drive within speed limit. Works hard during class time on previous, unfinished assignments. RUTH FROESE Chums with Nettie for protection. Into each life some rain must fall, —usually on weekends. I don ' t get enough time at recess to say everything I want to. ” Fidgity and talkative. Always heard before seen. Class representative for the first term.