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

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MR. AARON REDEKOP.B.A. Niverville High School United College Teaching Experience: 1 year On G.C. Staff: 1 year Drama and Poetry XII Literature IX-XI Physical Education IX-XI I “Much have I travelled in the realms of Fords.” Mr. Redekop, our basket¬ ball coach, is always interested in higher education, and the closer they come to seven feet, the better he likes it. He is a native of Niverville and has such hobbies as hunting, reading, and playing pinball. There is one face in every class he watches closely; the one with numbers and hands. His opinion of the grade twelve class: “No class becomes a bunch of fools until they stop asking guestions.” PAGE 20

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My feet are cross-eyed. Great

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SHIRLEY HOLME — “Why is everybody al¬ ways pickin ' on me?” Has a charming per¬ sonality. “Of Course I wouldn’t say anything about her unless I could say something good and oh boy, this is good!” DENNIS NOVAK — His thoughts are as hard to understand as his handwriting. Comes to school to get away from work. Better a live coward than a dead hero. His jokes hit you hard, as do his football blocks. DORA ANN KLASSEN— The smile which she at all times wears is at some times turn¬ ed on at only half pressure. One of the few who makes an effort to enjoy doing home¬ work. Dora is well liked by all — her friends. LEONARD FRIESEN — Gets around even though he can’t drive a vehicle. Favourite ex¬ pression: “Don ' t work too hard.” Reads inter¬ esting books. “Any friend of yours . . . must be off!” MARLENE CAPEK — Mischievous at all times, and particularly enjoys pestering the boys. Marlene is a girl of cheerful yester¬ days and confident tomorrows. BOBBY SENKIW — Has one main purpose in coming to school—sleep. A splash and run driver. Can be heard singing “Holme Sweet Holme” occasionally.