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

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This year the committee unanimously decided to name our Yearbook. Though the cover and color has changed somewhat the contents we hope will still depict school life as it really is at Niverville Collegiate. As editor, on behalf of the HIGHLIGHTS committee I would like to take this opportunity to express our appreci¬ ation to the local business men and everyone else who has contributed to make the publication of this book a success.

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htzidtnt s Another year is rapidly terminating - only to become a small part of the post which we as students will someday cherish s some of the most precious and profitable years of our lives. True, there are times when the purpose for our being in school seems rather dim and obscure. But I am sure that there are those of us who realize that school is truly a gift to be thankful for. It is here where we are provided with the knowledge necessary modern world, where we acquire so many of our characteristics and ideas which will remain with us throughout our lives, and where our futures are determined to a aking this year their last in Niverville Collegiate, I would like to extend a special word of encourage¬ ment and wish them honest success in whatever way of life they may choose. I would also like to express my appreciation to the students for placing their confidence in me as the president of the Student Council; and last, but not least, I extend a word of acknowledgment to the committees and conveners in making this year one worth remembering. Bert Hiebert Council

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drathtaitott On Friday, September 24, Niverville I Collegiate held its Graduation Exercises ■ for eight Grade Twelve students at the Niverville M. B. Church. Mr. Henry Toews, I principal of the school, acted as the chair- | man. Two songs, The Lord Is My j Shepherd, and The Lord Bless You, were { sung by the school choir. Inspector Menzies | was the guest speaker. Mr. Toews pre- | sented each of the graduates with a diploma. I The General Proficiency Award was given I to Harold Krahn by Mr. Harold Giesbrecht | who represented the Chamber of Commerce. Harold Krahn delivered the Valedictory ; speech and Harold Neufeld the response to j the Valedictorian address. The evening was highlighted by a ban- , quet at the Collegiate Auditorium. A | delicious supper was served by the 65-66 ; senior class and was prepared by the W. I. I A program followed in which Danny Rempel and Delores Wiebe sang. Speeches were delivered by Mr. Frank Reinke, Mr. Albert Loewen and Mr. K. R. Jasper.