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

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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

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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

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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