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

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(UratU VII BACK ROW: Jake Wiebe, Johnny Peters, Harvey Falk, Abe Loeppky, Neil Rempel, Lloyd Leppky, Wesley Kehler, Tim McMahon, Leslie Hiebert, Glen lamp right, Mr. Nikkei. MIDDLE ROW: Betty Kehler, Phyllis Friesen, Eileen Wiebe, Doris Neufeld, alna Wiebe, Barbara Doerksen, Lenora Friesen, Martha Neufeld, Shirley Toews, Elaine Stott, Lorna Leppky. FRONT ROW: Maureen Condon, Irene Wohlgemut, Johanna Neufeld, Velma Isaak, Lois Giesbrecht, Betty Kosman, Beverly Kemila, Myra Wallace, ■ ucille Stoesz. (irade VIII BACK ROW: Neil Roberts, Chris Wallace, Walter Steingart, Ricky Doerksen, Percy Kaita, Cliff Kemila, Roy Peters. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Klassen, Evelyn Falk, Garry Dyck, Debra Kuzenko, panny Stoesz, Irene Klassen, Tom Bueckert, Linda Neufeld. FRONT ROW: Francis Peters, Sally Warkentin, Hilda Redekop, Barbara Froese, Carol Martens, Elaine Peters, Martha Doerksen.

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(irarfe V BACK ROW: Isaac Wiebe, Freddie Fast, Shaun McMahon, Johnny Richert, Aldon Loeppky, Jarold Kehler, Billy Condon, Bobby Pauls, Darryl Dyck. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Hiebert, Joey Kehler, Irene Doerksen, Penny Baldock, Dorothy Gerbrandt, Ingrid Warkentin, Irene Bueckert, Darlene Kieth, Kathy Froese. FRONT ROW: Sharon Kosman, Beverly Loeppky, Marilyn Falk, Gwen Kehler, Clara Doerksen, Frieda Stoesz, Heather Enns, Mina Wallace. dratb VI BACK ROW: Laura Kehler, Elizabeth Nelson, Peter Sofroniuk, Benny Wall, Simon Dyck, Peter Redekop, Winfrid Roemer, Lois Reinke. THIRD ROW: Louise Stott, Robert Krahn, Larry Rempel, Hilda Praun, Darlene Ginter, Erna Wall, Leona Steingart, Beverly Pauls, Randy Enns, Ricky Ginter, Patsy Neufeld, Mr. W. Brandt. SECOND ROW: Lillian Peters, Elma Enns, Irma Neufeld, Linda Kasdorf, Carol Stoesz, Ellen Muir, Darlene Sofroniuk, Judy Limpright. FRONT ROW: Gordon Klassen, Alex Fast, David Krahn, Terry Hiebert, Gerald Lux, Freddy Pauls, Jimmy Harder, Earl Rempel. Teacher: Mr. Waldo Brandt.

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THE NEW MATHS This Maths that we ' re being fed Will send someone to his death-bed. I get all the principles muddled And get my brain all fuddled. We take equalities that are unequal. And inequalities that are equal. We take the properties of zero and one. When we know that numbers have none. We take some work corresponding dots with stars. And the measurements googles and googles on Mars. This Maths gets me so beat. That I ' ll never make the two ends meet. We take about the different bases. These bases that have two faces. When reviewing them, they ' re as nice as can be. But, when doing them, they ' re a sight to see! After this course you won ' t be able to think anymore. And you still won ' t know what you did it all for. - Percy Kaita Gr. VIII I WAS A PILL I was made at a chemical factory. There a chemist mixed other chemicals and I was made into a pill. My friends and I were put into a bottle. I was loaded onto a ship with my friends and lots of other bottles of pills. Before long I found myself in a drug store where I was placed on a shelf. One day a little girl came to the drug store because she needed some pills. The druggist gave her the bottle where I was in. I was frightened! What if I were eaten up ? The next day the girl took me and swallowed me. My it was dark and spooky in there! I wanted to get out, but I couldn ' t because I was melting away. It was no use, I had had my days. - Sharon Rempel Gr. IV CHARITY People often say singers are bad But these just aren ' t up with the fad. They always point out singers wrongs. . . Is giving to charity a wrong? You must remember that every year Elvis Presley gives to charity what he could spend on beer. When the Beatles in the States were on tour Their profits, like many others, they gave to the poor. So you see, they ' re not all bad They ' re just keeping up with the fad. - Carol Martens Gr. VIII