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

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LARRY GOERTZEN Mischievous. One of those characters who speaks for himself. DOREEN MACZUGA Doreen is active in all school sports. She enjoys all her sub¬ jects but seems to find difficulty with her German. Doreen is often seen in the school corridors with Julianne and Nicky. Ambition: to marry the President!! JAMES BLOCK James has the knack of doing the wrong thing at the wrong time. When an opportunity arises he does his best to create a riot in the classroom. JULIANNE YURKOWSKI The often heard peals of laughter ringing down the corridors are unmistakenly juli’s. She enjoys many leisurely strolls in the aisles during classtime. She enjoys “Art.” JANET PATRICK Janet is seen but never heard during classtime, ah, but wait till the break! She is often seen chumming around with Gracy. Her ambition is to become a hairdresser. ELSIE JANZ Quiet, soft-spoken and reserved. Usually has her assignments done. Still waters run deep. PETER NEUFELD Peter is always coming and going. His partner in crime is James. He’s like Napoleon not only in size. 21

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t?) Ml Li M BARRY HILDEBRANDT Barry excels in all sports; even claims to be the world pinball champ. He possesses traits that a young man should have — muscles, good looks, great sense of humour, etc. PEARL FECHUK Although her scholastic record would seem to indicate she indulges exclusively in studying, she rarely fails to be seen uptown with Shirley during the evening hours. Favorite ex¬ pression: “Oooh, I hate him!” Si ' U H E E d fa iiM JOHN NEUFELD Frequently bursts out in his peculiar laugh. Seems to find anything anyone says hysterically funny. “Some guys have it and some guys don’t . . . and you don’t.” HELENE WARKENTINE Enjoys all her school subjects and always has her homework done on time. Usually seen in the aisles with her sister. JIM MYKYTIUK Frequently’ becomes engaged in violent arguments with John. Chums with Barry. Jim is well liked by all. Plays well at all sports. SHIRLEY FREUND She has a very high scholastic average and is often found matching wits with the teachers. Her philosophy for girls is, “Never go steady”; her philosophy for herself, “Don’t prac¬ tise what you preach”. ORIS NAHERNIAK Tall, dark and — squeaky. Has his homework done consis¬ tently. Chums around with Larry B. 20

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ART KRAHN Another Grade Ten representative to the senior hockey team. Also participates in all other sports. “N.H.L., here 1 come.” GRACE KOHUT A friend to one and all. Greets everyone with a smile as she skips by. Gracy enjoys all her subjects, especially German. She is a ray of sunshine in the Grade Ten room. HENRY GIESBRECHT Despite his size he made the Red Wings this year ( Grunthal, not Detroit ). Hank loves everybody and everyone including girls. WANDA DOERKSEN Often called the “Grade Ten Chatter-Box”. Instead of using the compass as a mathematical instrument, she uses it as a means of offence. BILLY SAWATSKY Prefers working at Chornoboy’s after hours, to doing his homework. He also labours here during off-season. A “pool- shark.” BERTHA REIMER Most frequently used expression: “Didn’t do a blessed thing this week-end.” Spends her breaks in the Grade 9 aisle with Helen. Enjoys reading, especially during Maths. 22