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

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Jack Condon - Here is a handsome chap always sharply dressed. Jack takes an active part in sports, especially football, in which he plays the position of quarterback. Consequently he serves as the convener of the Sports ' Committee. He enjoys an animated joke session with Ronnie. Homework presents no problem for Jack since he has more spares than subjects. Agatha Braun - Agatha, our capable Yearbook editor can be seen buzzing busily around day after day. Although she is often teased about her driving abilities she doesn ' t let this daunt her. She enjoys Mountain Dew, cooking, and gab sessions. Her spare time is well taken care of with I. S. C. F., sports, and daydreaming. Next year might find her in Bible School. Betty Ann Falk - At first glance Betty Ann seems to be a quiet and industrious student. Her industriousness is proved by her high marks but everyone who knows Betty knows she is everything but quiet. Being secretary of the student council and taking an active part in church and I. S. C. F. activities take up much of her time. After the completion of Grade XII Betty is determined to pursue the art of nursing. Jack Klassen - Here is a fellow who doesn ' t, like to be pestered with questions, homework, or girls. Jack has a terrific sen se of humor and occasionally after a good joke Jack ' s laugh can be heard echoing through the halls. After school he plans to go to Sask. where he is going to join the R. C. M. P.

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Harold Neufeld - Harold is the brain of the class. The fact that he spends many hours working on his father ' s farm doesn ' t effect his marks. Harold takes an active part in I. S. C. F. of which he is president. He is interested in the finer arts and has proved himself to be an accom¬ plished pianist. In the future Harold plans to further his studies in the scientific field. Jake Harder - This proud owner of curly (?) blond hair displays an extremely dry sense of humor. At noon he is seen industriously doing his homework so that his evenings will not be obstructed, should more enjoyable activities arise. Jake is never too busy to aid his fellow students when in distress about Chemistry. He plans to pursue more knowledge at the university. Mercy Hiebert - Here is a real live-wire ! During breaks Mercy is seen discussing the latest social news with Betty Ann. Mercy is an avid sportsfan and when she is not participating in sports, she can be heard urging her favourite team on from the sidelines. She gives school work an honest effort and as a result comes up with some good marks. Her future is directed toward the field of stenography. John Bergen - John is our amiable and com¬ petent bus driver. He is the one and only married man among our students and sometimes it appears as if he were fathering the other stu¬ dents through school. He is kept busy by being treasurer of student council. His attempts at homework are usually quite efficient and there¬ fore he obtains good marks. He enjoys gab sessions with his many friends.

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Peter Klippenstein - Peter is a diligent student who believes hard work never hurt anyone ' s way of life. Frequently Peter is seen getting excited over some Physics ' problems. Although Peter is one of our quieter students he is willing to participate in any school function and throws himself wholeheartedly into anything he does. Peter has kept his future plans a secret. Audrey Bogaard - A lively, attractive and optimistic young lady aptly describes Audrey. She is usually seen running into school at five to nine. Housekeeping, homework and being Grade XII sports rep. all contributes to her busy schedule. Audrey ' s charming personality has won her many friends. All her leisure time is spent horseback riding. Jake Rempel - This sports enthusiast is never idle. Joking with his many friends, homework, and extra activities occupy much of his time. His monotony of everyday drudgery is broken by his occasional trips which take him to Churchill, Regina, and California. His fa¬ vourite saying is I ' m sorry.