Maple Leaf Collegiate Institute - Yearbook (Morden, Manitoba Canada)

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CORNIE REIMER Cornie Reimer is a pleasant fellow, He has hair so brown, and voice so mel¬ low, Everytime you see him, he either smiles or grins And he’s always here when school be¬ gins. HAZELTON SHORE Hazelton Shore, from out of town, Has hair to match his eyes of brown; With a strong sense of humour he is blessed, But Fierch is a subject he’ll always detest. JEAN STEVENS Tall Jean has a future that’s bright, A smile that’s carefree, and a heart that’s light; She likes to look at the brighter side of things, And doesn’t get downhearted when the school bell rings. ERNA WIENS Erna Wiens is fall and blonde, And of boys she is really fond. Like an angel in school she behaves, And over her homework she sighs and slaves. MARINA WOLFE Here is another oine of our girls, Marina’s her name, she has blonde curls, She’s smart in school and has such charm, But she doesn’t like boys who come from the farm.

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KEN LARKE Lanky Larke they call this guy, If you know him you won’t ask why. Just sit behind him for just one day, And you’ll ask Mr. Gregory, “Please move me away.” RUTH LOEWEN Ruth is a girl that is seen aroiund, The Romantic Fever she has found, She gets this Fever every spring, ’Cause she thinks the boys are every¬ thing. BARRY McKENNITT Barry boy has brains galore But that doesn’t say he is a bore. He is the smallest lad in our grade, We hope his popularity will not fade. ELIZABETH MENZEL Elizabeth is smart and starts with a jump, She never sits round like an old dead stump; She has lots of fun; and plays and laughs, But you never see her at the bottom of the class. EMMA NEUFELD Emma is a quiet lass, Never rude or bad in class; Taking part in all the fun, Until the recess bell has rung.

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tirade HILDA BARKE is fair, is friendiy and kind, The work of teaching she has in mind. BRIAN BELINSKI would like to work in a station, Thinks a C.P.R. man the best in the na¬ tion. HELEN BERGEN, the kindest of sisters is she, We’re sure a very good nurse will be. ALBERT BERGEN might be a civil en¬ gineer, If his waving hand wasn’t in Tony’s ear. WILFRED BOLLENBACH is very good on the news, If he’ll be a scientist, I’ll eat my shoes. JANET BORTHWICK also brings news, better or worse. Will spills and whirls make one a nurse? BENNIE BUHLER wants to manage a store, He’ll need boxes and ladders galore. GLENDA DRAIN likes ice rather than ground, Would type for a boss who travels around. GARRY for DYCK who stays home a lot, Would like to be what others are not. TONY DYCK, a lifter, will help those who lean, On his farm may install a talking- machine. ELMER EVENSON, the boy with the puffed-up muscle, Expects with tractor and combine to tussle. DOREEN GIESBRECHT is one you never hear toot, Will teach the young idea how to shoot. RUTH HAMM, a pleasant farm girl is she, ’Twill help her much a nurse to be. EILEEN HILDEBRAND is kindly and full of fun, She’ll type your letters while you sit in the sun. BETTY ISAAC is smiling, is pleasant and plump, When she goes teaching she’ll make them jump. (Continued two pages over)