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

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SCHOOL CALENDAR September 3 - Labour Day 19 - Elections October 5 - Football vs. Steinbach 17 - Harvest Social 26 - Football vs. Landmark November 9 - Scholarship Night 26-30 - Examinations 30 - Film Madame Curie December 14 - Lecture on Teaching for Grade XII 22 - Christmas Holidays Begin JANUARY 5 M T W T F S 12345 January 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 - Beginning of Second Term 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 February 7 - 8 - Teachers ' Convention 7 - I. S. C. F. Tobogganing Party 15 - 17 - I. S. C.F. Conference 25 - Hockey vs. Grunthal

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Our Convenor at Work. The Literary committee presented a short program for the students on October 16th. The program consisted of skits, songs, and speeches The special item on the program was a duet by Mr. Froese and Mr Toews When You and I were Young Maggie. On January 29th we presented a literary evening for the whole com- munity. The special highlight of the evening was a coronet trio from Tec people k P resen at ion of three door prizes attracted many We know and feel that the entire community is interested in the work of the school because they come out willingly and enthusiastically to our- literary evenings. J Literary evenings are not only a means of entertainment but also can be educational and helpful to all who participate. Marge Friesen, Otto Leoppky, Rom eld a Kehler, Danny Rempel, Convenor; Miss Wieler, Staff Advisor; Reggie Friesen.

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SPORTS COMMITTEE Ronnie Ginter, Wayne Podjan, Jackie Condon, Victor Redekop, Captain; Mr. Reimer, Staff Advisor; Darlene Loeppky, Frances Muir. Spor ts started with a bang in fall. After a few short football practices we played a game against Steinbach. We suffered a defeat but managed to win the next game against Landmark. Despite the early start these were the only two games we played. After the Christmas holidays our local curling draw began again. Due to cramped conditions only six teams entered with four making the semi-finals. The trophy was won by the rink skipped by Elvin Enns. To top off the year ' s curling a novelty bonspiel was held also. With the use of the school gymnasium our winter sports took on a new aspect. Both a basketball and a volleyball team were organized. The volleyball team participated in the division volleyball tournament at Steinbach. The Niverville teams suffered a bit of hard luck in that they just missed the finals. At this point the basketball team has only played two gam es, but it expects action in the near future. The boys received a setback in the first game, however they won a decisive victory over Grunthal in the second. All in all the year ' s sports activities have proved very enjoyable, but with increased participation our sports program could be even more successful in the future.