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

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EDWIN FALK: Did his good deed the day after he got his “drivers” by paying for the paint on a stop sign. His translations in German are good if only he could overcome his spelling complex. Frequently has a wrestling match in the Grade 10 room. Often seen travelling to St. Pierre in his ’51 Chev, on a Saturday night. The thermostat operator in Gr. XII. HERMAN FROESE: Herman finds great pleasure in teasing the Grade 11 girls. He is noted for his “unusual” marks. Herman is outwardly shy, but good-natured. Unlike anybody else, he and Leonard walk out after each class and have a 5-minute break. His favourite subject is Chemistry. FRANK WIENS: Frank’s policy of study is one of perseverance; his reasoning is that after his third year of Grade XI Literature he should or might make it. Although he moves slowly at times he lets loose and treats some of the pavement on the streets to some rubber. His seldom done Biology as¬ signments never fail to shock the teachers. GEORGE FUNK: Claims to have the fastest right hook in school and sometimes goes as far as to prove it. A great conversationalist — only in the presence of Edwin. George is entirely immune to teachers’ questions. His future is still undecided. Maths is his favourite subject. 9

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KEN HOLME: School without Ken would be like a horse without a carriage. He em¬ barked on a 5-year School Plan and is considering to expand it. He “came from behind” and regained his former position as President of the Student Council. He is also the Editor of the yearbook. His regular attendance is interrupted only during the fall hunting season. A great “team-man” in sports. KATHY MARTENS: Our capable school-librarian. She is “sweet and innocent” and reserved and has absolute faith in humanity. That is why she is contemplating, entering the teaching profession. She competes with Irma for getting in the most hours of homework. She is active in I.S.C.F. work and much appreciated in that organization. IRMA FROESE: A model student. Her smile and pleasing manners are as refreshing t o teachers as is her good work. She is a pillar of strength in the I.S.C.F. organization, and Ken’s “right hand girl” in the yearbook Committee. She is equally successful in all subjects and plans to bring cheer and aid to “unfortunates”, as a nurse. BILLY FRIESEN: The third party in what the teachers sarcastically refer to as the “wash¬ room trio”. Has a difficult time drilling some Maths into Len’s head. Blushes readily — find girls more of an object of humour than a neces¬ sary part of society. Between Leonard and Billy, the world is a barrel of laughs. 8

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LEONARD JANZ: There are only two things that give meaning to Leonard’s life: his new 350 Honda, and Billy. Claims he doesn’t know why he js here — a question often asked him by teachers. Leonard’s motto is “Live and let live”. He has no enemies. He is interested in mechanics. AUDREY HILDEBRAND: Has a mind of her own. Maths and Audrey don’t mix. She was our attractive collegiate representative to the Snowflake Queen Contest. Her quick serve in volleyball is matched only by her quick tongue. Adds much strength to the girls athletic and cheerleading efforts. Plans to become an R.N. in the future. SHIRLEY SAWATSKY: The motto of the girls’ basketball team this year should have been “as Shirley scores, so goes the Basketball team”. Shirley’s great ability to make baskets proved a great asset to the team. Shirley not only excels in spirits but is also a good student in all subjects. Her only weakness as a student seems to be her inability to “beat the morning bell.” She is secretary of the Student Council. JOHN MYKYTUIK: Sports convener and active participant of all sports activities. Frequently seen having serious talks with the teachers. Prefers the peace and quiet of a country life to that of the city. Much to his chagrin, his future ambitions have been foiled because of a lack of height. Johri’s favourite subject is Maths. 10