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

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DONALD DOERKSEN His funny jokes amuse only himself. He teaches Mr. Reimer German. Takes an active part in sports and I.S.C.F. Donald hasn’t changed from last year — he can still be seen holding Hands. Full of mischief; full of fun: Donald is liked by everyone. LINDA KRAHN Has a wonderful way of talking with her hands. Off and on gives the boys in her class a rough time. Her “reachcoupled with her athletic ability, makes her the defensive basket ball star of the senior girls team. Official photographer for the yearbook. Two things she refuses to talk about. Maths and her future aspirations. DICK FRIESEN Goes tumbling for jaw breakers. Chums around with Herman. Ex¬ pert at making gun powder. Stands by the drink cooler to look down the Grade 9 hall. Plans to attend the M.l.T. next year. Usually reserved and a bit quiet, but at times he’s quite a riot. ANNE FRIESEN Communicates with the rest of the student body via posters. Feels that a “collecting agency” would solve the problem of collecting library fines. A great asset to the school as librarian. Quiet and thoughtful — lives in the world of books. 11

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KEN HOLME The popular leader of the student body and fills this responsible position most adequately. If his academic success equaled his social success, he’d be a genius. His variety of interests and ability to get along with people, suggest a future politician. Enjoys arguing with Mrs. Peters about the facts of life. Farming is tough but Maths is tougher. Will everybody please quit talking while I’m interrupting? ANN FROESE Always a twinkle in her eye and a smile on her lips — that’s Ann. The female stalwart of the school. Makes good use of her talents in music and sports. Our public speaking “champ”. A competent leader of the I.S.C.F. Fun-loving and “giggly” in a teasing sort of way. Plans to enter the teaching profession. ROBERT STADNYK According to Bob, his universe revolves around the grade 10 class¬ room. His social life suffered a severe set-back when “fate saw it fit to place him on another bus route. He takes an active part in sports. To most he is quiet, calm and cool, but that is only when he is in school. Class rep. for second term. THERESA MACZUGA Her easy going pleasant manner makes her a friend to all. Therefore she plays the roll of “Peacemaker” in the school. A great help in any extra-curricular school activities. Her main sociological concern is “the future of single girls”. The capable director of the cheer¬ leaders. 10

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HELMUT NEUFELD His job at the garage keeps him occupied and gives him something to talk about. When things have to be said he ' s right on the ball. He has served well as organizer of our school social activities. Chang¬ ing his mind about something is about as easy as moving mountains. He plans to go into game and forestry conservation work. JOHN MYKYTUIK Studies hard. Often seen passing or receiving letters from the Grade 11 classroom. Happy and gay throughout the day, not often found asking to have his way. Plans to join the law-enforcement agencies of the country as an R.C.M.P. officer. Shows great potential in basketball although he seems to have the occasional “off” game. GEORGE MARTENS Small in stature, a “bit” bigger in brain. The object of Helmut’s amusement. Plans to further his studies at the M.l.T. Occasionally tries to paint the lab ceiling blue. Not over-serious, yet not over-gay. Fun-loving by nature, in his own quiet way. FRANK WIENS Believes in segregation, between himself and the rest of the world. Whenever he does or says something, we know that it has undergone thorough meditation. A real “brain” in the math department, but English — it can be tolerated as a spoken language, but nothing more. His physical actions belie his alert mind; his shy front conceals hidden knowledge. He is considering the field of veterinary. 12