Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute - Spectrum Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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KENNETH DOERKSEN Ken thinks German is “Double, double toil and trouble.” ELENORE FRIESEN Speech is silver, silence is gold. ALFRED ENNS As soon as a fellow resigns himself to his fate, his resignation is promptly accepted. DAVID ENNS This, our class president really is swell, In sports he is good but in talking he excels. WANDA FRIESEN Appears shy and quiet but appearances are often very deceiving. JOHN EPP A true friend with a heart of gold Who despite much teasing his temper can hold. BERNARD FOTH Always eager to answer questions. HARRY GOERZ His very neatly typed notes must be easy to study. JAKE KASDORF Enjoys many a joke, even if it ' s on himself. MARGARET KLASSEN A keener worker ne’er was seen. True to her work she’s always been.

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GRADE ELEVEN ARTHUR BUECKERT Usually finds his books in the last place he looks. ANNE MARIE DICK The teasing she takes with a smile Carries her many a mile. IRMIE ENNS Active in sports, jolly and gay. Irmie spreads sunshine along the way. HERB BULLER F ailure in work is unknown to him. In all ways he is out to win. FRANK DEFEHR A sportsman at heart, many games he has won Which often results in some work left undone. ERNA FALK Dislikes typing slightly less than physics. Believes in enjoying life. Ambition - to be a nurse. LOUISE FAST Reserved in class, but out - well, that’s a different story! BURKHARD DITTBERNER The secret of success is constancy of purpose. ft f - -g f • 1r 4g| Of- 0$, ' P f im iii Li

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HERB KLASSEN The most difficult thing in the world is to know how to do a thing and watch somebody else do it wrong, without comment. EVELYN LABUN A lady with a cheerful disposition who adds her bit of mischief to dorm life. ALBERT LOEWEN A1 tries, and usually does talk himself out of (and often into) any situation. CORNY MARTENS What he’ll say next is hard to tell But whatever it is he means it well. LEONA MARTENS Lee’s a gal who greets life with zest. Her infectious giggle enlivens the rest. HANS NASS His brain functions much more than his tongue. HENRY NEUDORF Studies hard to produce good results. ERVIN NEUFELD Tearing around on his motorcycle is more exciting than homework. GERALD NEWFIELD Supersaturated with science. RITA MATTHIES Does her work conscientiously, especially as “Bugle” typist.