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

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Those were years of plenty! Jake Harder ' Camera shy! Agatha Braun You can ' t say I didn ' t curl my hair Mercy Hiebert ' Isn ' t my dimple sweet? Bert Hiebert I always did that when I was nervous ! Peter Klippenstein My most prized possession was my crib! Jack Condon ' I used to smile a Audrey Bogard I was so sweet, young and innocent! Peggy Bueckert What did I do wrong? Betty Falk I looked pretty feminine anyway Jake Rempel I was only one of the many red-skins ! Harold Neufeld I did a lot of in those days! Gerald Enns I was complete] innocent! John Bergen

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II Marie Friesen-Marie ' s high academic standing probably accounts for her posi¬ tion as secretary of the Yearbook Com¬ mittee. She is friendly and gets along with everyone. She doesn ' t like home- Robert Martens-This stocky, loquacious j c fellow never runs short of words. He jc claims he is the best behaved boy in | s Grade XI, but can ' t seem to get any back- g ing on that. Robert ' s ambition is to have Q J work, especially on weekends. According to Marie, her fate is to be a stenographer. a car of his own. Peter Braun-Sportsminded young fellow who seems to enjoy school, although it has its sorrows and hardships. He is an active member of I. S. C. F. and enjoys it to the fullest. Having vocal talent Peter could not help but find himself in the school choir. Jim Heinrichs-Happy-go-lucky fellow, well-liked by all. He is usually seen arguing or reading one of his numerous mechanical magazines. Jim enjoys sports and participates in all of them. Al¬ though burdend by a daily journey to the Grade X room, Jim is not discouraged because he likes to wander. Edna Funk-Edna likes people in general, especially those with a sense of humor. She seems to live for weekends because she believes weekends are the spice of life. She also enjoys dancing. Due to her enthusiasm in sports, she is the girls ' sports captain.