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

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Jacob Enns-Here is one lad who rarely disagrees. He is easy to get along with, although he claims to dislike girls. Is a hockey and football enthusiast. Jfreshmen Leonard Giesbrecht-Leonard reserves his voice and energy for breaks. In school, he likes Literature. His out¬ side interests include football and wood ' craft. ILorna Hiebert-Lorna works conscientious ly in class, and enjoys Science and Com¬ position. She takes a special interest in hockey and likes listening to the radio. Peter Hiebert-Has a talent for relieving class boredom with his side-splitting remarks. His main interests are horses. Fords, and the sound of the 4:00 buzzer. Frieda Hiebert-Frieda can often be heard sharing some hilarious incident with Martha. She is very rarely downhearted. Is looking forward eagerly to getting her driver ' s license. Carl Pauls-Is usually seen with Bryan or entertaining girls. He is humorously and conversationally inclined--especially in class. Carl is talented in singing and in playing the violin. Lois Heinrichs-Lois is well-liked by all and is thinking of promoting a campaign for longer breaks. She is an ardent fiockey fan, and also enjoys volleyball.

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Sandy Wallace-He is a hearty young man whose intellect is brought forth in a class discussion. He is easy-going and has a good sense of humour. Being in possession of a 52 Pontiac, he manages to tour around quite a bit. Raymond Stott-Ray is a cheerful chap with a wild sense of humour. He loves to pester people, especially Wilma. He still occupies a back seat, but who knows how long he will keep it. Among his in¬ terests are curling, hockey and hot rods. Susan Hiebert-This petite rose petal completes the cluster of Wilma, Susan and Sally. Through her gracefulness she gains the attention of her schoolmates. Her neat dress and ready smile also add to her femininity. Wilma Wiebe-She is a jovial young lady with a wagging tongue. Despite the fact she is a firm believer in no homework, she manages to make her grades. This lass enjoys a good joke. Sally Kehler-Sally sparks the action in 10-G and yet seems to stay out of the detention room. Her interests lie in talking, the Beatles, and passing notes. Room 10-G would not be the same without Sally; blonde hair, blue eyes and all. Dave Giesbrecht-A witty character who manages to keep the class in stitches. He works hard and attains good marks. He enjoys girls, Albert, gum, and his front seat. If it would not be for Dave our Pepsi man would go broke, and our dis¬ penser would rust. John Wolfe-During class he seems to be doing everything but work, but, during the breaks he is very studious. Football, basketball and Dave occupy his noon hours. Pestering girls is John ' s specialty His dress is of present and future styles. I

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Ron Schultz-We have noticed that Ron does not believe in over-exerting him¬ self, but he is satisfied with his environ¬ ment. His main interests lie in Science and Mechanics. Audrey Neufeld-This cheerful young lady brightens up every day with her friendly smile. She plays the piano well and her ambition is to be a teacher. Lawrence Bergen-Lawrence is frequently, surprised when asked a question by the teacher. He is interested in most sports, and hopes to become a mechanic. Jean Kieth-Jean usually comes dashing into class at three minutes to nine. She is a methodical, faithful student who achieves high marks. Ambition--to shorten the distance between school and home. Ken Isaak-An industrious lad who is plans are unknown, but he takes an al wiring Dianne Stoesz-This ingenius lass loves life and lives it to the lees. She is usually seen engrossed in a story book or her Math book which she finds very intriguing. Edwin Schroeder-Edwin seems to be satisfied with the way life is treating him He comes to us from Seaton, and likes playing with the football team.