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Back Row: Kenneth Guenther, Lawrence Martens, Abie Derksen, Bobby Friesen, Henry Harder, Bernie Wiebe, James Tilly, Bradley Penner, Peter Heese, Edwin Froese. Second Row: Ronnie Krahn, Kenneth Wiebe, Elaine Block, Lori Steingart, Christie Guenther, Margaret Neufeld, Sharon Schroeder, Eva Fehr, Brian Warkentin. First Row: Barbara Neufeld, Leah Friesen, Elaine Toews, Diane Driedger, Shirley Froese, Helen Harder, Adina Kehler, Darlene Funk, Theresa Giesbrecht, Margaret Reimer. Missing: Marlene Funk, Gudrun Kampff, Arthur Hall, George Hall, Werner Wiebe, Phyllis Bezditny. Thirty youngsters occupied the seats left vacant by last year’s grade I’s. Rather shyly yet full of expectations and perhaps a little curious we set out on our journey of learning. We shared both joy and grief. Accidents did not pass us by. Many were the moments where a ‘cute remark’ or a broken-hearted little sob would rouse the class to unanimous sympathy or laughter. By Christmas we had accomplished quite a bit — so we thought. Reading was fun — especially with the new Canadian Reading Development Series introduced this year. Our Valentine Party proved most enjoyable. Then came Easter and with it Spring. How happy we were to put aside our scarves, heavy jackets and BOOTS. Grade One 35
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Back Row: Kenneth Schroeder, Harold Warkentin, Harold Braun, Jimmy Krahn, David Sawatsky, Harr Krahn, Peter Wiebe, Alan Klassen. Second Row: Donald Heinrichs, Larry Bergen, Debbie Wiens, Beverley Linda Doell, Elizabeth Wiebe, Valerie Hocaluk, Sharon Doerksen, Elinor Warkentin, Marvin Kornelson, Jakie Front Row: Mary Wiens, Phyllis Bezditny, Bonnie Klassen, Joanne Hildebrandt, Marie Krahn, Margaret Audrey Maczuga, Dolores Klassen. We, a lively group of 27 youngsters started out in fall, anxious to see what the coming year would br:n; us. With eager minds we started in with the difficult — or at least we thought it; would be — Grade Two wort only to find it was not too bad. We loved our reading classes, learning all those new words in spelling, our singing periods, etc. The recesses were also lots of fun with $o many new friends to play with. When the cold winter came alon with all the storms and blizzards, we dodged the cold and bravely set about to build our igloos, forts an slides. The highlights of our year were the Hallowe’en, Christmas and Valentine parties, and oh the Christmas coi cert. Weren’t we excited! We are sorry to see Connie leave us after having been with us for only three short months. So, all and all, as we look back to the past year, we remember many pleasant days, and also some tto were not so good, when we learned to work and study together, but we’ll look forward to our summer vacatic when we can toss our books aside and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Wonder what Grade Three will be like? Grade Tv 36 S $ f
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