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

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1 Martha Klassen Mart believes in the idea that small children should be heard, not seen. She is a small ' blonde who keeps the classroom gay. This “spunky” little girl is often found at hockey games. Litera¬ ture is her favourite subject. 2 Cornie Klassen He is a quiet, studious lad who hardly ever makes any noise. His hobbies are stamp collecting and reading. History is his favourite subject. 3 Frances Kowalsky Here is a tall, attractive brunette who enjoys whispering to all her neighbours. She likes baseball and watching hockey games. Her homework is gen¬ erally done—and satisfactorily too. 4 Helmuth Klassen Helmuth is a friendly “old chap” who likes recess. He comes to school in his dad’s car every day from Ekron. He’s on the second term Social Commit¬ tee. Mr. Reimer calls him our beefsteak student. Ambition: engineering. 5 Dorothy Kreutzer “Dot” enjoys sitting near the back of the room so that she can take relaxing walks to the furnace room and back. She takes a special interest in school activities, especially Council meeting. Why? She was our second term class rep. 6 Waldy Loewen Waldy is our class “knips brat” champion. He enjoys al¬ most any sport. Everybody finds Waldy a good friend. Playing accordion is one of his pastimes. Art periods rank “high” with him. 7 Allan Loewen He is our class mathematician who loves outdoor sport and teasing the g ' irls. He’s usually studying when not talking to Rudy. Architecture is what he is heading for. 8 Mary Kroeker Here is a blondie with spark¬ ling blue eyes and the gayest of natures. She enjoys Reading, Algebra and study periods. Ambition: to sit in the back of the room. Grade Nine I 9 Ray Mouritsen Joking, hard-working and in¬ telligent are adjectives which describe Ray. His favourite sub¬ jects are Maths and Science. His favourite expression is “Oh, definitely.” Ray plans to con¬ tinue his studies through Uni¬ versity. His ambition is to be a specialist in the field of elec¬ tronics. 10 Shirley La obruk “Shirl” is a small member of our class who is not immune to frequent attacks of “giggles.” She is one of our sports en¬ thusiasts. She served on the sec¬ ond term Sports Committee. Ambition: to have her curly head in the clouds (stewardess). 11 Jack Reimer Jack came to us from Clear- springs in time to start school. He quite frequently expresses his opinion during classes. A hobby he enjoys ' is skat ing. His future ambition lies in the farming direction. 12 Margaret Letkeman The only girl in our class for¬ tunate enough to have naturally curly hair is Marge. To be a stenographer is her ambition. She chums with Ann and Helen. 13 Grace Loewen This is a lively girl who en¬ joys History, recess and gab sessions. Maybe the reason for her completed homework is that she does most of it during Lit¬ erature period. If anyone cares for good chocolate cake—go to Grace. She is on the I.S.C.F. executive. 14 George Rempel Joe is one of those “guys” who always has his homework done. He never fails to keep the left side of the Grade IX—1 room well entertained. History is “tops” with him. George plans to finish Grade XII and become a pilot. His favourite expression is “Oh my!” 15 June Oswald This pretty young lass has brown eyes. She was one of the angels in the Christmas Pag¬ eant. “Often seen but seldom heard” is her motto. She is an ardent LaBroquerie hockey fan. 16 Herbert Rempel Where there’s a will there’s a way,” describes Herbert. He hails from Ekron. Skating and reading take up much of his time. He plans to follow in his father’s footsteps — to be a farmer. 17 Carol Penner Carol is one of our up-and- coming cooks. She plans to get good grades so that she can be¬ come a stenographer and later a missionary. Reading is a pas¬ time. 18 Jim Sawatzky Jim has a friendly smile for everyone. He catches up on his sleep during German and Music Appreciation. He enjoys all sports. Ambition: to be a mem¬ ber of the R.C.M.P. 19 James Steel There is seldom a hockey game James does not attend. He is a member of the S.C.I. hockey team. This young man served on the first term Sports Com¬ mittee. He is a friendly chap, who has high ambitions—to be a jet pilot. 20 Donna Penner The best all-round girl in the class is Donna. Her hobby is talking with Rose while her ambition is to have a musical career. She takes her afternoon naps during German periods. The dictionary is frequently used to compete with the teach¬ er’s knowledge. 21 Bill Toews Bill is one of the few quiet and studious boys of this class. However, he is heard at recess when he is not planning mis¬ chief. His out-of-school hours are spent working at model air¬ planes and reading. He enjoys Maths and Science. 22 Frieda Poetker “Fritz” is seldom seen with¬ out Martha. She was one of the blonde angels in the Christmas Pageant. She hopes to become a second Florence Nightengale. Science and skating are her favourite pastimes. Baby-sitting ' is on the list too. 23 David Toews Although David ‘is quite small, he can curl well. His dry sense of humour often amuses the class. Some of his time is spent watching T.V. and help¬ ing his dad in the store. Continued on page 40 PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN

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1 Ken Betzold Good-looking Ken is very popular, especially with the Grade XII’s. He came back to school to further his education and is taking an active part in school activities. 2 Lawrence Senkiw By the end of Grade IX Law¬ rence will have added 3,600 miles to his travels to and from school. As he wishes to be a jet pilot, he will be adding more miles to his wanderings. Law- 3 Irene Barkman This friendly little lass ar¬ rives at school about two sec¬ onds before nine with eyes aglow and her face dimpled with a smile. Stamp collecting and skating are two of Irene’s hobbies. 4 Eleanor Bergman Eleanor is not as quiet as she may at first appear. Her alert¬ ness may be the reason for her high marks. In the near future you may meet her taking your t emperature and pulse. 5 Neddy Smuk Neddy travels to and from school via his trustworthy ’38 Chev. His ambition is to make Grade IX and only he knows why. He hardly ever teases girls. 6 Norman Feniuk There’s never a cloudy day for tiny Norman. When in doubt he asks. Some day you may find h ' im in the white coat of a lab technician. 7 Irene Doerksen A lover of skating, baseball and baby-sitting, Irene is usual¬ ly seen participating in one of these. She has a cheerful dis¬ position, a jolly stride and asks queer questions. Irene will soon get serious with her studies. 8 Calvin Brandt One of the sportsmen in our room is Calvin Brandt. He also finds some of his sports in teas¬ ing the girls. Calvin has his eye focused on the field of engi¬ neering. 9 Ann Doerksen Ann comes to us from La Riviere, the “ski” country, and this could be the reason why she wants to “ski” right through Grade XII. Her ready smile and steady effort will be in her favour. Grade Nine II 10 Rosella Loewen Intriguing looks find Rosella’s interest immediately. However, this does not include our text books. She enjoys spelling and loves mild laughter. Her pres¬ ent interest is to make the grade with good marks. 11 Allan Friesen Our sports rep for the second term is A1 Friesen. He is sales¬ man for the Tribune paper too. He is liked by all and now has one resolve: to pass Grade IX with honors. 12 Doris Doerksen Her quick smile is always driving gloom away. Doris likes to read, school books not being excluded. She enjoys school and exams. Perhaps that is why she wants to finish high school. 13 Phyllis Doerksen Phyl’s giggles are contagious even to the teacher. The first term she served on the Literary Committee, and is now taking part in the spring play. In spite of all these duties she works and still keeps up her school studies. 14 Beth Dugard This gracious young lady was our first term class rep. She has “drive” in her school work and her present ambition is to be¬ come a school marm. Her hobbies include skating and reading. 15 Peter Dueck This historian is our second term class rep. What would we have done without Peter in the Christmas play ? He is an optimist. 16 Jeff Guenther One of the smaller men in our class is Jeff. His quietness and appearance of attentiveness do not fool the teacher. Jeff’s favourite subject ' is Literature. To become an archaeologist is his worthy ambition. 17 Joannie Feniuk This neat and tiny lady loves the great outdoors. If she can’t do her Algebra problems right she will do them wrong, but she will do them. 18 Judy Friesen Th ' is quiet young lady loves playing the piano and likes to skate. She makes friends easily in spite of her quiet nature. 19 Katie Friesen Katie’s laugh ' is so contagious that when she will be a nurse her giggle will drive all the ills away, and her patients will go home and live happily ever after. 20 Martha Friesen A number of miles from town in the south-west direction lives a future teacher. Martha loves books, school books included. Her schooling days are not over, but well begun. 21 Harry Harder Even though Harry loves to skate he does like a snatch of homework now and then. He likes to solve x+y problems. Harry may go places yet. 22 Dennis Fender “Wenn alle Tage Sonntag war und mitten In der Woch’ ein grosses Fest.” This would suit Dennis. His main interest is professional hockey. He has already shifted into high gear in his ' studies. 23 Eileen Giesbrecht Quiet on the outside but laughing on the inside is Eileen. She enjoys skating, reading, homework, Grace and Beth. Her ambition now is to be ambitious. 24 Viola Giesbrecht Vi is an all-around efficient girl. She likes school with an occasional day-dreaming ses¬ sion. She enjoys skating and baby-sitting and loves playing the p ' iano. Some day Vi hopes to be wearing the starched cap of a nurse. 25 Darlene Goertzen Qu ' iet Darlene finds that Maths is right down her alley. When it comes to the future, Darlene wishes to retire young and rich. 23 Peter Hamm The Charles Atlas of our room is none other than Peter. Maths is his favourite subject. He enjoys studying. His heart is set on being a business man. Continued on page 40 PAGE THIRTY-NINE