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

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SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Wanda Konrad, Lorraine Shrier, Linda Huebert, Annie Janzen, Hanneliesel Unruh. BACK ROW: Alvin Dueck, Dennis Dueck, Herb Klassen, Ruby Dyck, Alvin Suderman, Arnold Neufeld, Werner Krahn, Con¬ ductor, Mr. Thiessen.

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I. How did you get there? What lovely beardsl 3.-with the works 4. Da kommen noch vier hinterher 5. Auf den erfahrenen Rat des Herrn Flachsmanns 6. Out behind the barn 7. Herr Direktor 8. The “boss” 9. Flemming?? Das ist ein ganz dummer Kerl! 10. This must be Fate II. That ' s just adam ' sale anyway 12. Good atmosphere for correcting books 13. The M3, movers 14. Ist sie nicht schoen 15. Heh haft sich en siene Bexe velohre 16. Etwas zu feucht hinter den Ohren 17. What’s he doing?? Nothing!! The Kayak was a Man’s Boat! The Eskimo’s Kayak required skill lo handle and was used for hunting seal and walrus. The frame was made jf jrjJSBk of driftwood, or even animal bones when necessary, and ihe women of ihe village scraped the animal skins and sewed them onto the craft. All the hunting equipment . . . harpoons, coiled line, dans and knives were secured on the lop front of the Kayak. Now, however, even the Eskimo ' s hunting methods are modernized and he uses a motor boat with outboard motor. The Kayak that belongs to yesterday, with ihe romance of the colorful Eskimo life, is preserved in the Bay ' s Historical Exhibit on ihe Fourth Floor. See it next time you visit the Bay!

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Left to Right: Robert Peters, Albert Loewen, Dave Redekopp. STANDING: Jake Thiessen, Mr. J. Thiessen, Anne Marie Dick, Lorraine Harder, John Rademaker, Edgar Dick. HOCKEY TEAM STANDING, Left to Right: Bill Wilms, Herb Buller, Albert DeFehr, Harry Wall, Frank DeFehr, Werner Pletz. LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Bueckert, Victor Thiessen, Dave Enns, John Rademaker. The great increase in students this year called for a more extensive sports program than ever before. With Mr. Thiessen’s guidance, the sports committee tried to satisfy everybody sportswise. At the beginning of the year, a football and basketball team were organized for the boys while volleyball and basketball was set up for the girls. The coming of winter saw curling and hockey take the sports spotlight. Our two teams in the Manitoba high school curling bonspiel almost captured one of the four events. In hockey, the M.B.CJ. Flyers played about 20 exhibition games throughout the province winning over half of them. A house leage was also organized and the schedule was completed with rousing success. The warmer spring weather also ushered baseball and tennis into the sports picture. We, as sports committee, believe that we have had the best year sportswise in our school’s history and we thank all those who helped make it a success. John Rademaker