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

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GRADE NINE Teddy Friesen - Teddy is one of the tallest boys in school. He enjoys answering a question with Well, 1 guess! He dislikes homework. His future is undecided. Raynold Kroeker - Although Raynold is the smallest boy in Grade Nine, he is one of the most intelligent. He favours having some humour. Future ambition: farming. Probable Fate: begging for crumbs under a rich man ' s table . Donald Plett - If school would consist of hockey only, Donald would be a top student Pet Peeve: homework on Tuesday evenings. Future plans: truck-driver. Probable Fate driving the dilapidated Mennville rig-a- ma-iig. Flora Plett - Flora is a quiet girl. She usually has the highest marks and works hard for them. She enjoys playing the organ and skating. Roger Plett - Five feet eleven. Enjoys playing hockey. He is our class clown. Favorite expression: I ' ll be cow kicked. Undecided as to whether he will attend school next year. An all around nice guy 37

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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«

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES left to right: Flora Plett, Miss Reimer, Raynold Kroeker. STUDENT COUNCIL REPORT As a member of the Student Council, 1 can say that we have had quite a few activities during the past school term. First of all, we went to see a Billy Graham film entitled Africa on the Bridge which was shown in the Riverton Gospel Chapel. It turned out to be a great film that was worth seeing. We also published a school paper entitled Mennvilie Highschooi Highlights . We decided that if they would sell easily, we would publish some more and sell them at ten cents each. But since there seemed to be very little interest, we dropped this project. Our next duty was to plan a Christmas social. There was quite a bit of work involved in this. When we finally finished the organizing, we were really looking forward to the social. We had it on December 18th in the evening. We had a terrific banquet followed by some exciting games, musical numbers, and some peanuts and candy. Next some gifts were handed out and we went home. The school board decided that they would like us to make a yearbook. This too involved a lot of work. We did some qui ck thinking and somehow managed to gather material. Some of our future planning include an Easter doing and probably a class trip. Raynold Kroeker Grade 9 38