Plum Coulee Collegiate - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Plum Coulee, Manitoba Canada)

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(jrade Jweivt Ernie Penner Our president is already revealing his interest Lri politics by practising his leadership qualities. A hard-working student who insists he is shy but continually disproves this statement by entering into lively discussions with other people. This re¬ veals that he will probably some day be the excellent lawyer he hopes to be. Janet Braun “Tweedie” is not as quiet as she sometimes ap¬ pears to be. This can be verified by those who have met her outside of the classroom. Janet usually works hard and always manages to get higher marks in Maths than the rest of the girls. Comp, is an entirely different matter for Janet. Nancy Kuhl Much of the boys’ attention is directed toward the comer in which Nancy sits. Her “Oh shut up” echoes from all comers of the classroom. Her cheerful personality enables her to take a joke quite easily. Therefore Nancy should turn out to be quite an amiable nurse. Dennis Buhlin Dennis is an active member in school, be it ii sports or in chatting with his neighbours. Hi is our very able sports representative. Denni loves to antagonize the girls by teasing with t sarcastic note in his voice. Next year he wil probably enter into accountancy at the M.I.T Leona Neufeld Leona believes in doing a minimum amount o school work and devoting much of her time ti pleasanter and worthier pursuits. She enjoys an alysing another person’s character and partici pating in hot discussions. Her plans after gradu ation are focused on becoming a nurse afte which she will doubtlessly embark upon the se; of matrimony. Wesley Friesen Besides being treasurer, yearbook editor and a active participant in drama, Wesley manages t j study hard and obtain top marks. These mark should enable him to enter into his chosen mec ical career. Although he strives to keep his min! on his work he very obviously does not alway succeed. Steve Dyck Although school is not Steve’s initial interest a the moment, he tries to make the best of it fc himself and those around him. Besides bein handsome, Steve has qualities which tend I make him our “Jovial Joe” of the class. Betty Falk This pretty, blue-eyed blonde is not always to enthusiastic about her studies, but musically sh is very talented, and is the collegiate’s numbe one pianist. After completing grade twelve sh hopes to pursue her interests either as a physic therapist or an airline stewardess. f A I

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Students

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Bernie Penner ■ Pleasant and easy going are probably words a which describe Bernie in the best way. Bernie t is our class representative and deserves his posi¬ tion on council by his sane way of looking at | things when all others are confused. Willing to ’ work whenever it does not involve composition or English. Allan Braun Allan came back to school just in time for the final football game and proved to be a great asset. He only takes a few subjects and the rest of his spare time is spent talking with the students who have classes. As previously, his ambition is to get out of school. Kelvin Penner “Corky” most definitely got his share when mis¬ chievous deeds were handed out. They don’t seem to be too much for him because we usually find him making good use of them. Kelvin does not have much use for schoolwork and spends his time thinking of things to take the place of his studies. Gordon Wiebe Gordon came back to us this year to continue where he left off last year. Since he has a lot of spares he has ample time to play the part of a “Romeo” in keeping up with the girls. Gordon’s amiable personality should help him to be a success in whatever he plans for the future. Amanda Heppner Not much is heard from Amanda during school- time. Her homework is usually done and in her spare time she may usually be found reading a novel. She will probably be working in a bank next year if her plans don’t suddenly undergo a a certain change. Mary Ann Bergen Mary Ann isn’t heard too much by her school friends because she very seldom thinks of them. She usually does try to get her homework done so that week ends will be free “for Pete’s sake.” Monday mornings find Mary Anne in a resting mood. She plans to train as a stewardess after this year. I Jim Reichert Jim is one with various temperaments; not satis¬ fied in doing assignments without breaks at fre¬ quent intervals. Obviously he does not believe in, “all work and no play.” Jim plans to be a Rock- n-Roll drummer and take the place of Ringo Starr. Bill Enns The most noticeable thing about Bill is that he is our tall, blond giant. His interests are varied; ranging from horses to artistic work and then to girls. His artistic ideas aid him greatly in filling his position as drama representative. Bill’s am¬ bition lies in commercial art or the wild range. 13