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

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Yearbook Committee Standing, left to right: Dennis Guenther, Julianne Yurkowski, Johnny Hildebrandt. Sitting, left to right: Irma Froese (assistant editor), Ken Holme (editor), Dora Ann Klassen (secretary), Mr. Driedger (staff advisor). I consider it a privilege and an honour to be editor of the Green and Gold ’68. I would like to express my sincere feelings of gratitude to the other members of the yearbook committee and staff who helped in publishing this yearbook. I would also like to thank all the patrons who made the publishing of this yearbook possible. I do hope that we, the yearbook committee, have in a small way shown the public some of the things that have been accomplished by our Collegiate. We, the yearbook committee, have decided to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. H. D. Froese for his service and assistance to this Collegiate. —Editor— 2

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Green Green And And Gold Gold 1968 1968

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Principal ' s Message In a society which has become increasingly more technical, more systematic and more materialistic, the common human elements of warmth, understanding, affection and humour are that much more invaluable. They breed an atmosphere of co-operation, of broadmindedness and of happiness. I wish to thank particularly my staff and col¬ leagues for bringing a large portion of these qualities to the school and student body, always with dignity, light¬ heartedness and kindness. In my estimation, they have done much to enhance the role of teachers, in the eyes of students, particularly when viewed in the light of true professionalism. To the students, I again wish to express sincere thanks for the co-operation you have shown throughout the year, and the spirit with which you have participated in all aspects of the school program. You are the measuring stick of a school such as ours, and, although we are faced with various disadvantages because of our size, we feel that one of the important advantages we have in our school is that you leave here, year after year, with the kind of attitude that you have. An attitude not directed towards intolerance, selfishness, or pettiness; an attitude not prepared to rebel bitterly against the so-called “Establishment”; but one which is based on sound judgment, on learned self-discipline; one which seeks to improve the self and society, and is prepared to work for a common good to all. It is only at this stage of development that academic success can provide opportunities towards lasting achievements. These pages are a mere sketch of part of the life at our school this last year. May they bring back pleasant memories and a proper amount of nostalgia, to all of us, many years hence. 3