Niverville High School - High Lights Yearbook (Niverville, Manitoba Canada)

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EUGENE WIEBE—Here is another of our numerous imports from Carmichael. He seems to have acquired the habit of referring to his classmates as clowns. His favourite ex¬ pression is “Let’s have your comb.” Eugene likes all sports especially hookey. His un¬ finished homework may be due to watching Grade Nine ELVIN ENNS—Elvin likes to converse with Harold during schooltime. He is active in sports and enjoys playing tennis and hockey. Although Elvin seems to be quite ambitious, his ambition is as yet undecided. MARILYN K RAH N—Marilyn is a quiet, hard working student who manages to get good marks in most subjects. She chums with Sandra and is always in a gay mood. She is a whiz at table tennis but doesn’t dig mathematics. JACOB LEPPKY—Jake hails from the Kingswood district. He is quiet, usually has his homework finished, and sticks to his studies. Jake intends to continue school but his ambition as yet is undecided. EILEEN MUIR—Eileen hails from St. Adolphe. She is always seen studying hard and gets good marks in all subjects. She tends to her work without any fuss unless it’s German. Her ambition is still undecided. FRANCES MUIR—O riginally from St. Adolphe, this is Frances’ first year in our school. Miss Muir is very humane Proved by causing the teacher no pain Also industrious and very neat Which makes it very hard to compete.” LEONARD PETERS—Leonard entertains the ranks of hard backseat workers with his wit and laughter. Playing ping-pong and hockey are much enjoyed by him. His being near the top of the class proves his scholastic abilities. He claims he has an interest in oars. Ambition is unknown. ROY TOEWS—Roy is a tall boy with blond hair who has the pleasure of occupying a front desk. His favorite sports are curling and hockey and he enjoys listening to records. His ambition is to own a car. RAYMOND WIEBE—Raymond is tall, dark and handsome, with a real gone hairdo. His ambition is to accumulate a fleet of trucks. Commonly known by the name “Ray.” Page 19

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Grade Ten ROBERTA CONDON —Roberta is cute, friendly, and easy to get along with. She works hard at her studies but finds German very difficult. During breaks she is visually seen with Bette. Her pastimes are watching television, listening to rock ’n roll, and curl¬ ing. She is the class yearbook representative. Her ambition is to be a nurse. MALCOLM ENNS—An innocent looking young chap who always manages to pawn the blame on someone else. He can usually be found studying, or entertaining his sur¬ rounding classmates with his original hu¬ mour. His scholastic standing is good, being near the top of the class. Ambition: ,To glue the sand onto sandpaper. JOHNNY GIES BRECHT—An outstanding student with good marks. Enjoys keeping the girls in stitches by putting tacks on their chairs. Can be found bending over his neighbor’s science book, studying ear¬ nestly. He is the only ambitious grade ten attempting typing. His ambition has not yet been realized. EDWIN HEINRICHS—Shines in hockey, football, and also enjoys baseball and horse¬ back riding. He has a lively sense of humour and likes recess best. Edwin keeps his work neat and up to date. His ambition is as yet undecided. PAUL HEINRICHS—Paul is a chap who is able to maintain a jaunty air throughout the most dismal hours of the day. His in¬ terest in the mechanism of all machines is great, particularly that of the airplane. Paul has an enlightening disposition proved by the fact that you never see him taking part in a heated argument. DAVID HI EBERT—David is a humorous fellow who loves tinkering with electrical appliances such as radios. He dislikes home¬ work but enjoys playing tennis and convers¬ ing with Aaron and Malcolm during classes. His motto is “Anything for a laugh.” KENNETH NEUFELD—This is Kenneth’s first year at our school and usually arrives with a cheerful smile and a good, good morning” to everyone. He enjoys and partic¬ ipates in most sports. Although he dislikes homework he usually has it done in time for classes. Kenneth specializes in the game of crokinole. GEORGE PETERS —Holds the honored position of first place in Grade 10. He does his work efficiently and always has his homework completed. George participates in football, hockey and curling. AARON REDEKOP—Aaron is an active member of the happiest class in Niverville. His jokes gladden even the saddest hearts. He occupies the honourable position of bell ringer at recess and he goes about his chore with relish. Aaron appreciates good music (with a beat) and all the finer arts. BETTE STEINGART—Appreciates our freedom of speech and frequently takes advantage of it during schooltime. She man¬ ages to finish her homework and receive good marks by cramming it between TV programs. Bette also enjoys baseball, curl¬ ing and reading. Page 18

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. ? SANDRA WIEBE—Sandra is a cute lass who hails from the Prefontaine district. She works hard at her studies and receives fairly good marks. She digs “jazz” and loves to dance. Her ambition is to be a mathe¬ matician. EVELYN WOHLGEMUT—Evelyn is the oc¬ cupant of a front seat. She is a whiz at table tennis and enjoys playing baseball. She is frequently seen reading story books. Eve¬ lyn scores high marks and intends to teach the three R’s some day. HAROLD FUCHS—Harold spends most of his school time talking to Elvin. He enjoys playing table tennis. His ambition is yet undecided. ALEX SOFRONI UK—Al’s ambition is to quit school and see how much gasoline he can burn. He is the owner of several cars and he seems to prefer Alberta to our fair province. LORNE TOEWS—Lome is a brilliant stu¬ dent and a good football player. He is well known for looking into the future. His great interest in artistical work is matched by his talent. He usually has something “up his sleeve.” Ambition is undecided. Wishful Thinking Many a time I have wondered Why I was not chosen to be A student with an outstanding Scholastic ability. If I had been gifted with knowledge A mathematician I’d be I’d solve all those pressing problems I’ve omitted in Geometry. But, alas, I am doomed to my studies To study and work and review If only I could be a genius And mathematical mysteries undo! —Helene Kliever Page 20