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

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GRADE EIGHT JIM ALEXANDER - Hates to leave Mr. Enns alone after school. ERNA DE FEHR - Sound judgment is the ground of writing well. EDGAR DICK - How? When? Where? Why? “Sir would you please repeat that again?” WILLIAM DUECK - I’m not as peaceful as I look. INGRID DYCK - A smile is worth a million dollars, it doesn’t cost a cent. NICK ENNS - One goes mad from too much studying. GERHARD FAST - Compares the East (Ont.) with the West (Man.). ELFRIEDE KRAHN - Nothing is impossible but some things take longer. GEORGE HARMS - Books and I are unconventional; what I know is unintentionaL HENRY HILDEBRANDT - Just because he’s small doesn’t mean that he isn’t there. SUSAN UNRUH - Pleasures must be bought but happiness is free. HEINZ KAMPEN - Great lover” of Music?? EDWARD PETERS - Don’t worry I’ll get there by and by. BARBARA WIENS - I am what I am. Seek not to change me. ALBERT REDEKOPP - I’m not arguing I’m just telling. FRANK REIMER - Fortunate enough to occupy a front seat. How come? HELGA WIENS - She is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. FRANK THIESSEN - Often found on a mischievous ground. MYRNA VOTH - A lively girl active in sports. Compliments of JANZEN BUILDERS LIMITED 597 Washington Ave. East Kildonan

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GRADE NINE CLASS REPORT Apologies to Hood With fingers weary and worn, With eyelids heavy and red. The Grade IX class sat in everyday rags, Plying their pencils and pais - Scratch I scratch I scratch I In poverty, hunger and work, And still with voices of dolorous pitch They sang the “Song of the Lark”. WorkI work I work I While the alarm is ringing aloofl And work - work - work, Till the stars shine through the roof I It’s oh ! to be a slave Along with the barbarous Turk, Where a class has never a penny to save. Is this monotonous work I Work - work - work Till the brain begins to swim; Work - work - work Till the eyes are heavy and dim I Reading, and writing, and thinking, Thinking, and writing, and reading, Till the heart is sick and the brain benumbed, As well as the weary hand. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Inter-Collegiate Press Rita Matthies. Smith’s Photo Studio. Mr. Tang and Herb Klassen . . Hans Ristau and Richard Shier Students. .Typist .Group Pictures .School Photography ..Art Work for contributing snaps, reports, etc.

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GRADE SEVEN c il ' l ft as 1441 k as 1 n t,k I n£d a A ft 13 1 f ARTHUR DE FEHR - Front seat convict. ELEANOR DYGK - The girl with the adorable dimples. DAVID DE FEHR - A hockey game is part of his daily diet. DENNIS DUECK - Can’t seem to get the knack of German. JACQUELINE KLASSEN - Her blond hair and her bright blue eyes add to her personality. ERNEST EPP - Good in spelling as well as in selling. RICHARD KLASSEN - Sometimes talking at the wrong time. KATHIE LOEWEN - A favorite with Mr. Regehr. WALTER KROEKER - Loves doing experiments. ORLANDO REDEKOPP - Noon hour consists of 5 minutes of lunch and 30 minutes of basketbalL SOPHIE MATTHIES - Knows more than she tells. WILLIAM REDEKOPP - Often found on mischievous ground. JIMMY REMPEL - First one out on the basketball court. CHARLOTTE REDEKOP - When found with a book she has a very serious look. VICTOR WALL - Our hockey star. ROY WIEBE - Starts thinking slow when others go. SYLVIA KOLTZENBURG - Her work is usually trim and neat. HAROLD FRIESEN - The boy with the fair complexion. Compliments of 1 - 1181 KHdonan Drive Ph. ED 1-5644 WINNIPEG 5, MAN. gwttteijn §Uall| 1181 Kiloonan Drive Pm. ED 1-5644