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

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PETER PENNER I will arise and go now, go to summer school. His height makes him a valuable asset to both the volleyball and the bas¬ ketball team. Gets his school supplies through Jimmy. “Silence is golden, what more need I say?” Esteems trust as sac¬ red, and keeps his to himself. DALE CHORNOBOY “To be or not to be, that is the question” —and he still has found no answer. He thinks of life and lives it in equal parts. Days are getting shorter, nights are get¬ ting still shorter. It’s harder to be a good winner than a good loser; one has less practice. Will not sign a contract with the Red Wings because they refuse to meet his price. One of the first to get “the word”. NANCY FEECHUK Takes these side trips across country every now and then — invaded Quebec last year. Nancy to Clerk: “It’s exactly what I wanted, but it isn’t what I had in mind”. “Ah, work, I can never seem to get enough of it . . . done”. Her struggle with Geography is a silent and lonely one, but is her simplest path to the fa¬ culty of Home Economics. JIM MARTENS Is contemplating retirement after the completion of Grade Twelve. As cam¬ eraman for the yearbook he finds fre¬ quent consultation with Dennis inevit¬ able. Jim goes to the lake ever so often —for health reasons? “Some people just have to be tolerated—or should I say, ‘humored’?” Healthy body, happy mind. PAGE 12

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MR. PETER J.B. REIMER, B.A. Mennonite Collegiate Institute, Gretna Steinbach High School Manitoba Teachers’ College University of Manitoba Teaching Experience: 41 years On G.C. Staff: 14 years German IX-XII Church History IX-XI European History XII Geography X Mr. Reimer believes in the discipline of silence and could talk for hours a- bout it. He was hoping for a large failure rate in the students writing off Grade Twelve German so that he could teach them the language during the year. Has seriously given retirement a great deal of thought for the past twenty years. Who knows more about History than one who has lived it? PAGE 14