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

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MARY ESAU— Famous for passing no¬ tes and talking in class without the teachers’ notice. JOHN NEUFELD— Presently indulges in physical violence, but his ambition is to become a lawyer. BERTHA REIMER— She rea ds just e- nough to keep herself misinformed, and is quiet enough to keep out of trouble’s path. PETER NEUFELD— Curiosity may have killed the cat, but it seems to be having an opposite effect on him. IW JESSIE BRAUN— Her vocal cords mis- function through teachers’ questions, but overload their circuit during jokes. BILLY SAWATSKY— He skates for hours on end. Flies the flag half-mast when Mr. Redelcop is away. ANNIE WIEBE— Her expression may seem grim and bleak as the Arctic — but remember the midnight sun. PAGE! 28

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LARRY GOERTZEN— Manages to find something funny about everything — even the teachers’ jokes. MARY ANN ROMANIUK— Plays fol¬ low the leader with Marlene. Takes life as it comes — she has no choice. WILLIE WIEBE— Willie has proven to be the Grade Nine muscle man. Gracie’s “husband.” RUTH WIEBE— Break through her barrier on anti-socialism and you might find personified timidity. HARRY WIEBE— A boy becomes a. man when he walks around a puddle instead of through it. Mamma’s little yelper. ELSIE JANZ— Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Ambition— to become a nurse. PAGE 27

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JIM MYKYTIUK— Might follow in Car¬ ter Brown’s’ footfalls — either as a wri¬ ter, or as his own creation. DORA WIENS— Migrated here from Lister East. Weekends find her tread¬ ing the homeward path from education. BARRY HILDEBRANDT— This is the sort of chap likely to win an all-round popularity contest. SHIRLEY FREUND— Loves English and German. Fate - Housewife. REID CH OR NO BOY— Mr. Reimer: “And now Reid, read.” Took an extend¬ ed holiday after his first G. C. year. DOREEN MACZUGA— Has that ‘If you don’t happen to like it, pass me by’ at¬ titude. Ambition— starlet. JOHNNY WARKENTIN— An alleged History hater although his marks tell a different story.