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

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c.v: 2 135 % TRAVIS R. XI ?. PRESIDENT VICE-PHSS. GEKaLL BiSIKER SUMER REliYSER I EC. MARTHA E. THEAS. SHIRLEY H, GORDON E. XII CLARICE B. XI RICMaHL B. X RAYMOND A. IX Fr.ANCES B. IX The President Speaks At the termination of any phase of a per¬ son’s life, it is natural for one to look back and review the period just passed, and to measure, as it were, the successfulness of one’s efforts. As I view in retrospect the extra-curricular activities of the Steinbach Collegiate Stu¬ dents’ Association, since my first year in high school, I cannot but feel a certain amount of satisfaction in our attainments, during this span of time, and particularly during this past school year. Our various projects and activities such as the MacLean-Hunter Mag¬ azine Plan, literary, socials, inter-school sports and the spring play have all been suc¬ cessful. That these various functions have been successful suggests the fact that by working together we have achieved some¬ thing much more valuable than only the fin¬ ancial gain realized by our magazine selling campaign or the enjoyment of a social func¬ tion — co-operation. The co-operation we have learnt at the S.C.I. this year, will help to make us better citizens of our country and our community. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for the fine school spirit you have exhibited. Working together with you, your council and committees, has for the most part been a pleasurable experience. Finally I would extend to my fellow grad¬ uates, as well as to those of you who have not yet completed your high school educa¬ tion, my sincerest good wishes for success in whatever vocation you enter. May each of us take advantage of the opportunities for service to our Maker and to our fellow men. Gerald F. Reimer. PAGE TWELVE

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N. TOEWS. B. A. University of Manitoba History ....... XII Literature .... XI Composition XI Mathematics X Geometry XI MISS LORRAINE BROWN B. Sc. (H. Ec.) University of Manitoba Home Economics . VII - XI Health X Assistant Librarian E. A. FRIESEN Conductor of Collegiate Choir tacit l tif 1956 HOWARD REIMER, B.A. University of Manitoba Literature - Composition Social Studies Algebra .. XI JOHN J. PETERS Industrial Arts Manitoba Technical Institute General Shop VII - X Health XI Religious Instruction Librarian PAGE ELEVEN XXX

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QxaduateA AT THE CROSSROADS You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever — And it well may be for a day and a night, And it well may be forever. One ship sails east And another sails west, While the selfsame breezes blow ' Tis the set of the sails and not the gales That determine the way they go. Like the ships of the sea Are our human ways As we journey on through life Tis the set of the soul determines the goal And not the joy or the strife. PAGE THIRTEEN