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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1968 volume:

PRESENTED by The Students of MENNONITE BRETHREN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Winnipeg, Manitoba MR. THIESSEN We dedicate this yearbook to you, CHURCH GREETINGS BOISSEVAIN M.B. CHURCH LENA M.B. CHURCH “For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.” I Corinthians 3:11. M.B. CHURCH OF JUSTICE “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatsoever ye do in word or in deed, do all in the name of the Lord, giving thanks to God and the Father by him.” Colossians 3:16, 17. PORTAGE AVE. M.B. CHURCH “The Lord is my strength my heart trusteth in Him.” SALEM MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowl¬ edge him, and he will make straight your paths.” Proverbs 3:5, 6. HORNDEAN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “He taught me also, and said unto me, Let thine heart retain my words: keep my commandments and live.” Proverbs 4:4. MANITOU CHURCH “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Matthew 4:19. NORTH KILDONAN M.B. CHURCH “This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth, but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein, for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.” Joshua 1:8. ELMWOOD M.B. CHURCH “And like living stones be yourselves built into a spiritual house, to be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacri¬ fices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ.” I Peter 2:5. WINKLER M.B. CHURCH “But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To Him be glory both now and forever.” II Peter 3:18. 2 Faculty MR. JOHN M. THIESSEN Mathematics XII, IX, VIII, German XII, XI f- rincinal6 foreword rincipa the 1 t0 P T foreword ' because il gives me a suggestion either about the intent or fnirf rf T yOU ° pen 6 pages ° f 016 b00k y° u wil1 be influenced by the suggestions contained in a foreword. If I may express my own view of the 1967-68 “Spectrum”, I believe you should find in it a summary of the school a ?f‘ VltleS M ' B ‘P ' Y OU WlU See reflected m 11 the Physical, intellectual, social and religious activities of the von will Lrh W T e a ‘ n 67 ' 68 thiS b00k WlU prove most meaningful to you as a memento. If you are a parent you will perhaps learn more about the school and its activities from these pages. If you are a friend of the school or plan to come to M.B.C.I., we trust you will see the advantage of an education at M.B.C.I from tLe pages tn ® d ati °? iS tr£dnin f i and the training process continues through life. However, every experience in life contributes and influences our later decisions. The experiences, be they physical, intellectual, social, or religious itilr r yearb , have had a mouldin influence on the lives of students and faculty alike. The physical fctiv- epresented by the sports at M.B.C.I. have helped to develop muscular co-ordination in the individual The intel- The ciTa t tCd t? SS ; WOrk ’ f ° r Top”, and similar projects have developed the mental processed e social activities sponsored by the Student Council or classroom executives have fostered the development of better interpersonaJ relationships. The religious exercises during morning chapel, in classroom religious instruction and when US - a —1 force i our lives which neeSt We trust that this yearbook will have a lasting value for you. J. M. Thiessen Principal 3 MR. BILL ENNS English VII, VIII Social Studies VII, VIII P.T. VII, VIII, IX MR. BRUCE ENNS P.T. X, XI Varsity Basketball Coach MR. PETER BRAUN Music VII-XII Bible VII German VII Science VIII Choirs ' 68 GRADUATES } ICT(iKK$ Crabs ‘To be famous when you are young s the fortune of the gods.” —Beaconsfield. DeFEHR plans his v his steps.” IRENE REDEKOPf “Imagination disposes of thing; it creates beauty, and happiness, which is eve in this world. — every- justice, irything r too highly “Great is the power of might and ve are never mind, but only love can make us kind ... if love is : not a part of -Eschenbach. all, the greatest man is very small.” —Anonymous AGNES BAERG “However brilliant an action, it should not be esteemed great unless the result of a great and good mo¬ tive.” —Rochefoucauld. THEODORE HASSENRUECK “Worry is interest pai ' d on trouble before it becomes due.” —Dean Inge. SYLVIA BERGEN “Accurate knowledge is the basis of correct opinions, the want of it makes the opinions of most people of little value.” —C. Simmons. LENA Bl To will what God only science that j m B p| i fl f||fl . j 4W JUDY VOTH “What others say of me matters little, what I myself say and do matters much.” —Elbert Hubbart. “Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love, and to be loved, is the greatest happines of existence.” —Sydney Smith. HANS BOGE JR. “Blessed are those who do hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they shall be filled.” —the Bible. ALLAN PETERS comedy to him who a tragedy to him who —Horace Walpole. “Life is a thinks, and feels.” ARLENE PAETKAU who sacrifice their princi- privileges, soon lose both.” —Dwight Eisenhower. SANDRA BORN What really matters is what hap¬ pens in us, not to us.” —James W. Kennedy. “Happiness is like a butterfly, which, when pursued is always be¬ yond our grasp, but which, quietly awaited may alight beside us.” —Hawthorne. ‘Gullibility is the key to all ad- entures. The greenhorn is the ultimate victor in everything, it s he that gets the most out of ife.” —G. K. Chesterton. PAUL HEl DEBRECHT Life is a continuous struggle to make the theoretical practical; to dwell merely on the theoretical is to live in unreality, to dwell only on the practical is to be of no worth to mankind. Each choice — each decision makes a difference . . . because what you do today, all goes into what you are becoming. ESTHER JANZEN ‘No person is either so happy or so unhappy as he imagines.” ■—Rochefoucauld. NORMA PETERS Knowledge comes, but wisdom LINDA VOGT “Never apologize for showing feel¬ ing. My friend, remember that when you do so you apologize for truth.” —Beaconsfield. KLAUS DITTBERNER Truth is too simple for us, we do not like those who unmask our illusions.” —Emerson. Not in the knowledge of things without, but in the perfection of the soul within, lies the empire of man aspiring to be more than man.” —Bulwer-Lytton. 7 we want to enough.” Helen Keller. JUDY REMPEL “For words, like Nature, half re¬ veal and half conceal the soul with¬ in.” —Tennyson. OUR LAST WILL TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1968, being of sound mind and body (???) do hereby bequeath the following to our successors: Darlene Toews and Linda Vogt bequeath to Gary Neufeld and Heather Guenther the prospects of being classroom jesters. Willie Reimer bequeathes his Basketball Image to Neil Buller. Sandra Bom leaves to Karin Regehr the prospect of developing her vocal talent. Marlene Paetkau leaves her dedicated sports spirit to Viola Klassen. Ruth Koop leaves her intelligence to Liz Redekopp. The Gr. XII Double Trio gives the Gr. XI Double Trio the opportunity of taking over. Prank Ewert leaves his blushing innocence to Eric Past. Agnes Baerg bequeathes her long hair to Hanna Zimmerman. Elaine Enns and Irene DeFehr bequeath the tortures of ’69 Spectrum to Paul Janzen and Henry Thiessen. Paul Heidebrecht leaves the guidance of the grads to Allan Kroeker. We do hereby undersign this statement. The Grade XH Class. 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KAROL GIESBRECHT es to put her head desk, and let Canadi, CARL PAULS What intricate thoughts behind those innocent VICTOR MARTENS distinguished president in asset to the sport-, music field, and appar- i he is popular with both LORNA BAERG sic representative ch of femininity i 1 Lo HANNA ZIMMERMAN oks as though she stepped of a fairy-tale book. Her rds have wings to fly oss the room to Edythe. Jk ALBERT TOEWS Busy participant of Education Tour, and Choir, 1 other 1 ELIZABETH REDEKOPP Among her dearest posses¬ sions is her little red dic¬ tionary. The Bugle would be nothing without her invalu¬ able typing ability. VIOLA KLASSEN of the more athletic in the school. A mem- of the volleyball and itball teams. Occupies ent seat in Chemistry where Mr. Schroeder eep an eye on her. ERNIE BOSCHM- li you happen to flash, it ' s probably Well known for his ability. JAKE DUECK eep breathinq of as fallen asleep. LEONA KEHLEI dent of the Grade El ELSIE HASSENRUEC ED WITZKE his presence known Left us before Chr ELLEN VOTH WALLY REGIER ' ten be found in the ractising her powerful s he is a friend that asily be made. ALLAN KROEKER Our capable and effi Bugle editor is well by all. His sly remarks everyone into fits of la GARY NEUFELD ISCUSS with Mr. ur obvious choic ally Club leader. HELGA WETTSTEIN I think there must be electronic brain hidden a under her locks. A ' ter girls just can ' t be Tt smart! JUDY DICK SS a hard time keeping ick of the attendance, lickie is a vivacious little Dnde who enjoys talking. RON KOSLOWSKY APRIL KLASSEN Doesn ' t seem to suffer from seeinq her parents and five brothers only every second BEN SAWATSKY He is actually a lot smarter than he looks. Is contantly borrowing a dime, so he doesn ' t have to break the dol¬ lar in his wallet. MARLENE SUDERMANN Marlene has many friends, get along with. MARTHA KLASSEN In spite of rather slight physical stature, she is one of the class ' s academic giants. Her ready radiant smile shows itself even a ' ter the roughest days of classes. HENRY THIESSEN School isn ' t bad, music and sports are pretty good, but fooling around is the BEST- EST of them all. HERB PAULS kn electronic genius who dds his own spice to the lavour of the cla’S. Also master guitarist who has vritten a few songs. LINDA SUKKAU Linda ' s pleasant though quiet disposition help her to leave her troubles and worries be¬ hind. 20 EDYTHE SCHAPANSKY ie can always find some- ing to laugh about, and ake everyone else laugh JOHN PAULS Underneath those syl looks is a hard-working brain. The only genius in Algebra and Physics. LYNNE PENNER Though not the boisterous type, she ' s a friend of all ANNE JANZEN :fC Grade 10 INGRID MARILYN KEN KOSLOWSKY DOREEN SMITH LARRY THIESSEN MARLENE SAWATSKY I v itt jm m r |B K Za yiA ■■■ : :■ BRIGITTE TOEWS RAY VAN STYVENDALE If you don ' t succeed, look in the back of the book. WALLY HASSENRUECK Her brilliant rc of extensive real anyway. EDITH JANZEN iy is it that she o k s home at KATHY FROESE mes from India and CAROLYN SAWATSKY Si . ■ ■ST I I • JC - 1 Grade 9 FRED MENSINK There ' s nothing m challenging than question mark. PETER REDEKOPP and Rally Oub V u REGEHR LORIE KUEWER ' Nobody ' s perfect. DONALD PAETKAU Luckily the teacher HARRY REIMER Displays his brilliar 1 1 . -r Ug I 1 ; v 5 I mM wjy feggfesi l I K ! I ! 0 ' gU IIBBSSI |SR9H|H 4, ■ i i H k. 1 v ■ 1 H 1 i . M MARLENE FAST This quiet, fair las sut of trouble, ' but ' ? he midst of fun. PETER GIESBRECHT ther Peter seems tc njoy his seat at the : ront of the room. EVA BROWN Eva is terrific in sports and likewise in school. GRAHAM SOUTHGATE Graham ' s humor- ous personality often ights the spark to in¬ definite laughter. KAREN REDEKOPP aren ' s wild ideas are ften put into action. LORNA KLASSEN Looks innocent, b looks may be decei SIGRID BOGE HERBERT HAJER There is always question in his her THEODOR JANZEN VALERIE HAMIL • I flBr t I n d V | 4� f Jim jgL Btffl IRENE c e FEHR - 6R Jjj RtfORTS STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: Victor Janzen, Elaine Enns, Judy Rempel, Marlene Fast, Elvera Froese, Marlene Paetkau, Don Paetkau. Standing: Mr. Thiessen Vic Toews, Vic Martens, Allan Kraeker, Paul Heidebrecht (president), Danny Hogg (C.E.C. rep.), John Derksen, Hans Boge. - ' fc8 SruoEUr Council Qao er HevcNtft ' . BkpeN PfTvAES; tirTA Tk� P TT.SO m.ii ‘fV ? 2L1 iOeOO COMPLIMENTS OF A. A. DEFEHR SPECTRUM” STAFF ADS COMMITTEE SILENCE BUGLE COMMITTEE 34 35 SECRETARIES 38 VARSITY BOYS ' VOLLEYBALL Jrilute to WILLY REIMER When Willy Reimer entered M.B.C.I. in Grade 7, the first thing that met with his approval was the Gymnasium. Since that time, M.B.C.I. teams and supporters have offered nothing but praise for this fine athlete. Willy has starred on Varsity Basketball teams for the past four seasons and Volleyball teams for the past three years. Last year, while only in Grade 11, Willy was selected to the Manitoba Junior Men’s All Star Volleyball team which com¬ peted in the Winter Games in Quebec City. Also, in Grade 11, Willy was chosen to the Second All Star team in the Provincial Basketball Championships. This year Willy provided the inspiration for terrific seasons for both the Volleyball and Basketball teams in our school. He has been rated as one of the best in the province in both sports. Willy has also been the leading golfer and high jumper in our ranks in past seasons. We salute Willy for a tremendous contribution to M.B.C.I. athletics and for the lasting inspiration he has provided for our future athletes. The fact that Willy was under terrific pressure from other schools to play for them this year and that he still chose M.B.C.I., makes us all the more proud of Willy. — Mr. Bruce Enns 41 ; t | t f | f f i f f $ i 9 f ft ,| $ I M | ?J til f)M f I . ? f -f f f l f ? f f } | I I i 1 11 f w •? • if Hf � t.rMT i n f f! 42 43 ,_ a Bl 1 % rt 1 JUHKLiJ f ||ij g f J ' £££. UlENS Please don’t hit me, please — COMPLIMENTS OF DUECK ' S TOM-BOY w V H COMPLIMENTS OF B. J. Froese, M.D. Northdale Shopping Centre 963 Henderson Highway BEST WISHES TO STAFF, STUDENTS, GRADUATES ENNS BROTHERS LTD OAK BLUFF, MAN. 489-368 m l i Wt | ||7 ' ft V | _ | � ■ Dedication Silly Willy 53 54 W i. H| f [ W- _i ■ M Hft fl n 1 4v% Ru)I. 1 A 1 57 i 1 v 1 j- «� s , m H t0V ' 4 iit COMPLIMENTS OF DR. 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Pharmacy PHONE ED 9-4282 1163 ROTHESAY Krahn ' s TV and Radio Service ELECTROHOME DEALER SERVICE — SALES — RENTALS Phone 339-7186 1163 HENDERSON HWY., WINNIPEG 16 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of FRIESEN ' S IGA N°9 Roch ED 4-5709 GURVEYS PHARMACY 467 HENDERSON HWY. Kehler Feed Seed Co. Ltd. Neville Manitoba — A COMPLETE FEED SERVICE — FEED-RITE PRODUCTS POULTRY 8t LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES - REGISTERED AND CERTIFIED SEED - SEED CLEANING - TWINE - FERTILIZER Compliments of Loewen Funeral Chapels Ltd. Serving urban and rural families of all faiths. Chapels at: WINNIPEG, STEINBACH, MORDEN MENNO TRAVEL SERVICE 377 HENDERSON HWY. 339-5954 PENNER FOODMASTER SPRINGFIELD HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTRE KINGSFORD ROTHESAY NORTH KILDONAN 70 [fflLuu Vicki...Gis le...Gail Three recent high school grads going places in their business careers with Great-West Life. Why did they choose Great-West? Here’s what they say . . . ‘‘Life at Great-West offers many advantages — an interesting job . . . good salary . . . new friends . . . excellent recreational activities.” You can find out more about the opportunities at Great-West Life in our descriptive pamphlet on careers, available from your Guidance Coun¬ sellor. Then, make an appointment with our Personnel Office to discuss your business Great-West Life ASSURANCE COMPANY G - TTi Personnel Office • 60 Osborne Street North • 946-9324 71 Mennonite Brethren Bible College College of Arts OFFERS: a choice of programs leading to the following degrees: B.A. (in affiliation with Waterloo Univer¬ sity), B.R.E., Th.B., B.D. L. C. KELEKIS BARRISTER SOLICITOR ELMWOOD BLDG. EMPHASIZES: Personal Commitment, Evange¬ lism and Missions, Scholarship PROVIDES: Wholesome Christian Fellowship and close faculty-student relationships For information and Catalogue: MENNONITE BRETHREN BIBLE COLLEGE 77 Henderson Hwy. Winnipeg 5, Manitoba Wm. Dyck Sons Ltd. 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And waiting in the wings, a great generation of young people ready to take over, eager, aware, responsible. Eaton’s congratulates you on the development of the qualities that will make you the leaders of tomorrow, and wishes you well in the challenging years that lie ahead. EATON ' S WITH COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM Independent Credit Jewellers Ltd. TA 25 iamond J Couse Where Gems and Gold are fairly sold. Free Parking Easy Credit Terms Expert Watch Repair 493 Notre Dame Avenue, WINNIPEG SP 4-5544 THERE ' S A FABULOUS PFAFF. for Everyone... at Prices you can afford to pay! Invest for a lifetime — Invest in a fabulous PFAFF Sewing Machine for every need CENTRAL CREDIT APPLIANCES LTD. 499 NOTRE DAME AVE SP 5-4401 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS GRADUATES TEACHERS Our best wishes go with you for the future. The modern world of¬ fers great challenges but also great opportunities. May the desire to consciously seek God’s will for your life motivate your choice of school, profession or field of service. Specializing « Ijeatbook ' ptintinq D. W. FRIESEN SONS LTD. Established 1907 Printers — Publishers — A Complete School and Office Supply Service ALTONA, MANITOBA WINNIPEG GLobe 2 5433 _ALTONA 324-6401 81 J. R. FRIESEN SONS STEINBACH, MAN. GEORGE DYCK JOHN SHROEDER Haddon Hall Ltd. MEN’S WEAR 371 Portage Avenue “DRESS FOR SUCCESS” Phone WHitehaU 2-6892 I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to those who have made this yearbook pos¬ sible. X would like to thank the photographers, Mr. Toews and Mr. Napolean, for their patience; Mr. Earl Schmidt, our printer; the advertisers, who made this yearbook possible; the teachers, for enduring many in¬ convenient interruptions; the classroom reps, especially Irene Redekopp, for their help; Miss Siemens, for her contributions; Darlene Toews for the cover design; the sponsors, Mr. Schroeder and Mr. Klassen, for their ad¬ vice and constant encouragement; the Ads Committee, for the marvellous job they accomplished; and Irene de- Pehr, ass’t editor, for her moral support and help when the going got rough. Last, but definitely not least, I would like to thank Paul Janzen, Ads Manager and Photographer, who could be depended on at all times. We have attempted to create a bo ok which would be meaningful to each one of you, but to many it will be a treasured souvenir of a deeply rewarding experience. ELAINE ENNS 82 TO MR. THIESSEN — OUR PRINCIPAL You have been here 10 years now. Are they long years or short years? You have shared many experiences with us, and with our predecessors. We have caused you a great deal of worry, a great deal of sorrow, but we hope we have also given you some joy. You have learned to know us. Each year, new characters are added to the previous ones. You know the quiet ones, the aggressive ones, the happy ones, the sad ones. You have come to know the leaders, but also those who sit back and take things as they come. You have come to realize that every person has some fault, but also, that each and every person has some worthy attribute. Yes, you have gotten to know us! You may even know some things about us, that we, ourselves, do not know. But while you have been learning to know us, we have been observing you. We see you first, as the principal of our school — the father of our family. A master hand con¬ trolling all the switches. We then come to see you as our teacher. In classes — punctual, extremely organized; quiet, but stem; kind, but almost distant. Some have learned to know you as their coach — hardworking, encouraging, jovial. As a staff sponsor — censoring when censor¬ ship was needed; but never meddling. We have also come to know you as a person. To some — a wise counsellor; to others — a fun loving friend. We have come to know your serious nature, as well as your keen sense of humour. Our relationship to you has been formal. We have come to respect you; not only because of your position, but because of your character. Our relationship to you has also been informal. We have come to love you as our friend and advisor. To an outsider, this may seem foolish and wordy, but we know you will understand its content. We hope, through this note, you will grasp the appreciation we feel, but somehow cannot express. Thank-you, Mr. Thiessen. 83 I