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

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Bennie Friesen-While Bennie enjoys driving his dad ' s car, we enjoy the spice he adds to our class. Being a jokester, Bennie is always smiling. He studies hard and attains marks accordingly. Beverly Schlachetka-This pert young lady favours horses, skiing, science, and serving gasoline. She dislikes com¬ position and cauliflower. Her dreamy ambition is to become a rancher ' s wife, and live happily ever after. Robert Wallace-Being sports-minded he puts his best into any sport he tries. He attends drag races and experiments in this area himself. Being an English bloke , he upholds the national friend¬ ship nicely. Ross Giesbrecht-Life in 10-G just wouldn ' t P be the same without good old Ross. His N carefree manner enables him to win many tc friends. Bennie and Ross are often seen c cruising around town on Saturday night. h Reason? f Esther Doerksen-Esther is one who can endure a lot of teasing and never gives up smiling. Therefore she gains many friends. She enjoys hockey, reading, and driving car. Her ambition is to enter nurses ' training. Albert Friesen-This handsome young man is the strong silent type. He is the proud owner of a 54 Ford which serves him somewhat better than his old motor¬ cycle. Albert is a hard worker and at¬ tains good marks.

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;n-Mary Fenner-Enjoys cars (Oldsmobile) r aid milkshakes. She is an attentive d ludent who has a tendency to bend as d- well as lend an ear. Being a cheerful e Jrl, she is well-liked by all. Miniature §®lfing, friends, and music conclude her weekends. Marjorie Leppky-This pretty blonde lass likes to stay up-to-date in the latest events, therefore, she often asks, How come, why, and who. Marj is always neat in appearance. Her ambition is? ? Peter Neufeld-Peter is a quiet lad, though he sometimes lets go. His interests lie sts in singing, sports, and the violin. He has a ready smile and is a strong-willed, silent type person. He regularily at¬ tends I. S. C. F. David Leppky-This is our grade ten foot¬ ball star. He dislikes Maths and typing errors which are followed by a loud re¬ mark Poor . Dave ' s bass voice is greatly appreciated in our school choir. »orge Klippenstein-George is a man of ° TBany words and believes a good argument °us. s healthy. He is hard working, friendly, hiSjBd lively. His homework is done most of ;he time and he gets along very well with ;he teachers. (Setters! jlopfyomore John Funk-This is a proud owner of drivers , which he has obtained recently. His homework is usually done and his mind is used for that which it was made for to think . His interests are balanced out between sports and academic.

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ilfeter Poetker- There ' s no place like tyew Bothwell . Peter is a true patriot i tp his town. Football, hockey, and girls cjontrol his heart soul and mind. He is hEtndsome studious and friendly, there¬ fore he is well-liked. Eileen Leppky-This young miss is one of the few who enjoys school. With her Soprano voice she has gained a place in the choir. Her favorite subjects are science and typing. With her friendly manner she has gained many friends. Gary Stott-Gary occupies a front seat due to his fiendish sense of humour and unerring ability to get one ' s attention. Being of a friendly nature, he stays on the good side of all. Ambition? Kathy Doerksen-Is a hard working student whose friendly disposition enables her to win many friends. She is very quiet in class and enjoys typing, reading and home ec. Alvin Doerksen-After a year ' s absence, in which he attended a music school, he has come back to our collegiate to further his education. He comes to school with a new Falcon. His ambition is to take life easy and retire at an early age. Peter Enns-Always ready with a quip, and almost never ready with his home¬ work, Peter manages to scrape by. Peter occupies a back seat, which must prove something.