Steinbach Collegiate Institute - Black and Gold Yearbook (Steinbach, Manitoba Canada)

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Elmer Reimer Teachers sometimes find hi- ' acting ability incompatible with science lectures. The class took advantage of his vocal ability by electing him Valedictorian. Vera Lei-keman Dick Penner Another miniature graduate. Re¬ ferred to as “No. 3” in the Che¬ mistry lab. Reserved, especially in talking about herself. Com¬ pletely inconspicuous during classes but does her work well. His facial expressions are uni¬ quely effective in distracting the students at the back of the room. Lives too conveniently near the school. If there’s an exciting ball game on, Dick’s in on it — at the window. -.V ■ ill ; : . PAGE ELEVEN

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Alvin Giesbrecht Intends to remedy what should not happen to a dog. Likes to voice unusual opinions in class arguments. One of the most con¬ sistent workers in the class. George Woelke Anne Enns Manages to drowse through those long afternoon classes. Can’t see why he should be ask¬ ed to study poetry. Plagued by the more vicious elements at the back of the room. Short enough to be an abbrevi¬ ation. One of the leading figures in those recess conversations which the Grade XII girls have. Joins Connie in studying in the library. PAGE TEN

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Erich Vogt Maintains that alert attitude even in Maths, classes. Pears contamination from fresh air and sunshine so spends his re¬ cesses in the Grade XI room. Has a decided preference for work which is not prescribed but exams never show it. John Kroeker Connie Barkman Often says things that set the whole class laughing. Consistent in that he never does any home¬ work. Contributes to committee meetings with more than his presence. Tall, blonde and reserved, but dislikes to create the impression that she is shy. The after social mess was always left to her. She has a way of floating in and out of classes almost unobserved. PAGE TWELVE