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

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Johnny Wiebe Usually seen with Ernest trying to form a con¬ spiracy against Eddie. He has his homework done when others are still thinking about doing theirs. At first glance John appears to be quiet and shy - but looks can be deceiving. He reaches the peak of his sports success in football. Agnes Krahn Secretary treasurer of student council and con¬ venor of the social committee. She is Nancy ' s dictionary and reliable answer book. Agnes is frequently the victim of a fit of uncontrollable giggles. Eddie Trylinski This tall, sporty young man is never in a bad mood, and his happy smile beams through the gloom of school life. Makes extensive use of his own language when involved in arguments. He is aspiring to become a Mountie. Bus driv¬ er: If Eddie ' s here, then everyone ' s here. K Rose Michaniuk Rose is a rose that doesn ' t wither. Neither rain, nor sleetj nor hail could keep her from a walk uptown at noon. A very colorful wardrobe matches her personality. With Rose dreariness las no chance against happiness. Enjoys reading all kinds of books. Favorite expression: HelpJJ Help. ' Help]

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Eric Neufeld It takes a little time, but his Monday morn¬ ing daze slowly wears off. Interested in any¬ thing and everything, both in school and out. Very conveniently forgets about school during the weekend. Usually he is quite studious, which sometimes disturbs the teachers. His height is a great aid in basketball. Helen Froese Is fascinated by the great, deep mysteries of maths and chemistry. She sits near the back and manages to create frequent distur¬ bances, much to Mr. Reimer ' s annoyanceo Ernest Froese The dependent pitcher for our baseball team. Frequently seen teasing Helen and conspiring with Johnny against Lydia. Explodes with laugh¬ ter when Allen or Lydia crack a joke. Erna Funk Thrives on pocket books - especially Perry Ma¬ son. Feigns sleep during history class so that she will not be disturbed by Mr. Reimer ' s dic¬ tation. Erna is one of the few who understands grammar and poetry but she frequently comes to grief with her spelling. Is very polite and s ays No thanks, when asked for an assignment. PAGE 15

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Don Feniuk Those far away pastures sure do look green. Though small in statue, he ' s quite a man. Work has killed many a man, so why take a chance. Looks forward to the weekends - for relaxation? Nancy Feechuk Nancy is a hard working lady with good marks and her homework is always completed. Her 4-H career is in the 6th year with good re¬ sults. She participates in all sports espec¬ ially volley-ball. Claims she distrusts- all boys with the exception of one. AMBITION: to become a teacher. Ron Franz I like work - it fascinates me - I can sit and watch it for hours. Has trouble concentrating in German period. Ron ' s sense of humour occasion¬ ally backfires on him. His interests: football, watching T.V., making his Grade XI and weekends. Jim Martens Prefers using his own camera for snapping year¬ book photos. The star centre for the collegiate football team. He is quickly running out of things to do while the teachers are dictating notes. No¬ thing ever seems to disturb his peaceful nature, and he considers everyone as a friend. PAGE 17