Morweena High School - School Memories Yearbook (Morweena, Manitoba Canada)

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FACULTY CLASSROOMS GRADES 9 10 Miss Sara Reiner GRADES Mr. Dick Klassen GRADES Miss Katherine Thiessen Rev. Andrew Dueck G-uidance beetures Mr. Abe brandt bus Driver

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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE We are fast approaching the end of the school terra. An end brings with it parting, pausing, inventory talcing. We, in the three class rooms of our school, have spent a number of months together for tne sake of education, for the teachers this may bring to mind lesson plans, talks, and corrections; and for the students- text¬ books, assignments, and test3. Much of what has happened during 1969-70 may be forgotten, but this book will be a reminder of your friends and classmates and will help you recall some of the high¬ lights of the past school year. Just as this year book is a record of events in our school year, each one of us has set up a record for himself. In your contact with your school mates, in your attitude towards your teachers and towards your work, you have left a mark, you have set a norm, that you are going to be gauged by in the future. This record goes much deeper than a character sketch. What is the picture we are leaving behind? Does it have clearly defined lines? Do positive character¬ istics prevail, or will negative traits predominate? I leave it to you to supply the answer. Schools just don’t happen, especially Christian schools. Much thought, money and planning go into their upkeep. Neither was the fact that you had the privilege to.attend Mennville School an ac¬ cident. Next to your heavenly father you owe your parents a debt of gratitude for providing you with this opportunity to enrich your character and to prepare for your future. The road in pursuit of knowledge is at best steep and difficult, and I’m sure you found it so at times. If you want to grow into the mentally, morally and spiritually strong young men and women our country needs, you must face problems and meet obstacles squarely. You must learn to asautne responsibility. Whatever decisions have to be made, let your Lord, the compassionate Saviour, come to this cross-road. Natch Him make the decision. Where He would go - follow! Dick Klassen 34

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GRADE TEN Rodney JJueck - Rodney is the only fellow in Grade Ten and doesn ' t seem to mind school. Has the brains to obtain high marks without much studying. Participates enthusiastically in sports. Enjoys hockey and reading, future plans seem to be centered around turkey farming. Marlene Kardal - Marlene enjoys skating and music. She is an ambitious student taking correspondence courses at school. As yet she is undecided about her future sUS If Ea ■raj ml) ■r WSf • r r«