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

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Classes of ! ' 58 Act the part of men. Prepare your¬ selves to endure toil. Resolve to rise; you have but to resolve. Nothing can hinder your success if you determine to succeed. Rev. Dr. W. D. Howard

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1. Co-operation. 2. Homework two enjoy. 3. “You should me just!” 4. Blackmail! 5. Only the good die young. 6. To the gallows. 7. Where’s my Oldsmobile? 8. Is this the Brian we know? 9. Susie wants a pair of skates. 10. You’ll do till the cows get home. 11. It’s a long way to Alberta. 12. “Henry, I told you to lay off the bottle.” 13. Gilbert scored again! 14. Why does it always follow me? 15. After the revolution! 16. Five past nine.

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Grade Eleven Erna Andres This friendly young lady comes to school from Friedens- feld every day. Her chums are Shirl and Agnes. She is very interested in sports of all Finds, especially hockey. As to her future, she is undecided, but we are certain that she could make a good stenographer. Johnny Barkman Johnny comes from Chortitz but boards in town. This is his second year in Collegiate and he plans to continue. He usually manages to have assignments up to date. His favourite sports are hockey, baseball, and hunt¬ ing. He is capable of asking questions and making sugges¬ tions that mean something. Geraldine Barkman “Gerry” possesses brown hair and blue eyes, and is one of the taller girls in the room. Little numbers in chemical formulas are very confusing to her. She enjoys all outdoor sports and exciting weekends. Future ambition: to become a nurse and travel round the world, especially to Hawaii and Cuba. Norman Friesen Although Norman can be very annoying (especially to the teachers) he is a likeable and friendly fellow. Being the only red-head around, he has to take a considerable amount of razzing from the class. Nor¬ man has frequent after-four German sessions. His favourite expression is, “Was ist los?” He likes baseball and the latest songs on the Top 50 show on CKY. His ultimate aim Is to be a radio technician. Elma Brandt Because Elma is quiet and studious, she obtains high marks. In her spare time she chums with Jo from XI—2. She lives in Ekron and comes to school every day from the farm. English and Literature are her favourite subjects and she likes sports such as volley ball. An expression used often by her is, “It’s just terrific!” Her ambi¬ tion is to go to university. Johnny Hildebrand Johnny has formed the awful habit of coming in late every other Monday. This may be due to the fact that he comes from out of town. He is a member of the famous Landmark football team. Being studious, he ob¬ tains high marks during exam time. His ambition is to get a B.Sc. degree in Engineering. Elmer Barkman Elmer is one of the more quiet students in the Grade XI—1 (quite the opposite from some of the others!) He occu¬ pies one of the front seats. Maths and German are his favourite subjects. He says that as yet he has no ambition as far as his future life is con¬ cerned. Frances Barkman Fran is a pretty, sophisticated young lady, whose combination of blue eyes and friendly smile makes her well-liked. She en¬ joys exchanging opinions with Jo across the aisle, since they both have something in com¬ mon in Grade XI—1. She likes Literature, English and Read¬ ing. Fran wants to go in for stenography. Edwin Bobert Edwin hails from the back of the room and is hardly ever heard. He makes a sincere at¬ tempt at everything he starts out to do. Curling, hockey and skating are his favourite sports. He took part in the spring play. Edwin is a likeable chap and has a nice personality. Tall, dark and handsome is the des¬ cription of him. Shirley Biedler “Shelly” is an ardent sports fan and keeps tab on all hockey games, especially those in La- Broquerie. She is serving on the Sports Committee this term. Her good looks complement her friendly personality. Photog¬ raphy is her hobby. Peter Heier This tall, dark featured gentleman is most grateful when there are no History as¬ signments. He bits in the front of the room under the teacher’s watchful eye. If clowning would bring high marks, Peter would have 100% every time. His ambition is undecided. Bernice Buss Bernice is a friendly, fun- loving brunette. Curling and working in her dad’s store take up most of her spare time. She teaches a Sunday School class and thoroughly enjoys it. Sten¬ ography appeals to her as a job after she is through school.