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

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ANTHONY PETERS Life was made to be enjoyed; not to be cluttered up with algebra and compositions. HERTHA REMPEL The secrets of her nature we cannot comprehand. She’s devoted to her duties and is everybody’s friend. HAROLD REDEKOPP Stars in everything from the drama to playing the piano. Is our favorite “Bugle” reporter. VICTOR SCHMIDT Pays constant attention - to his neighbors. OLGA SIEMENS A very composed, unexcitable lass from Saskatchewan. DONALD SHIER Lucky possessor of a blonde crew cut and the desk in the back corner. GERHARD STREMPLER A man of wisdom is a man of few words. VICTOR THIESSEN Puts his heart and soul into everything. His specialties are sports, schoolwork, and singing. RICHARD SHIER Careful and willing to do his part Here is one who excels in art. ANNE TOEWS A happy - go - lucky the live-long day Nothing casts shadows along her way.

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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.

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WERNER SHIER I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. KATIE UNGER I might be better if I could But it’s awfully lonely being good. HANNELIESEL UNRUH Her goal she’ll reach; she has a will. Her problems she handles with ease and skill. JOHN UNGER Prefers his own projects to homework. GORDON VOTH Man can do more than hethinkshecan but usually less than he thinks he does. ELEANORE WARKENTIN As secretary of our class she does an excellent job collecting contributions until we’re “broke”. JOHN WIENS When your ' work speaks for itself don’t interrupt. ROBERT WIENS F ate placed “Romeo” in the very front of the room - closest to the door. BILL WILMS If school were like hockey Bill would be tops. Compliments of J. P. RIEDIGER SONS LTD. Processers of Registered and Certified Seed Morden Manitou