Winkler Collegiate Institute - Collegian Yearbook (Winkler, Manitoba Canada)

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BASKETBALL TEAMS Top Row: Carol Klassen, Martha Hildebrand, Judy Nauer, Coach Mr. D. Friesen, Rita Krahn, Phyllis Hildebrand, Martha Brandt; Bottom Row: Julianna Dyck, Ruth Hilde¬ brand, Helen Goertzen; Missing: Janet Peters.

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Committee members standing left to right: Herb Dyck XI; Phyllis Hildebrand XI; Ken Penner Julia S nna n D : yck r ' XM h ' eSSen ’ St3ff member: Warren Browne X; Henry Zacharias XI, convener; SPORTS COMMITTEE The school year began with an interesting football schedule. While the boys battled for top place on the football field, the girls played volleyball. The boys had a record of three wins, two losses, and one tie game. The girls were defeated only once. With the football season over, basketball games began. Determination and school spirit ran high and until the last games in the schedule, both teams re¬ mained undefeated. Then the Morris boys defeated our team. The girls were determined to keep up their record and lost only one game throughout the season. The boys captained by Herb Dick captured the Western Division Championship, while the girls came out noi only as Western Division Champions but also as finalists for the consolation provincial championship. Because of lack of interest, the high school had no regular curling schedule this year. This, however, did not prevent a few enthusiastic curlers to represent Winkler at high school bonspiels in other towns, as well as in Winnipeg. Thus, it has been a very exciting and successful school-term in sports, and many of these exciting moments of the games will be remembered by all, in years to come. Ruth Hildebrand

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Committee members, standing left to right: Anne Froese, missionary convener; Bill Janzen vice-president; Allen Schritt, prayer and devotional convener; Harvey Loewen, publicity chair man; Dorothy Labun, secretary-treasurer. Sitting: Mary Giesbrecht, Mr. D. Kroeker, sponsor Irene Lenzmann, social convener. I.S.C.F. REPORT The Inter-School Christian Fellowship Club is an inter-denominational Christian student movement, or¬ ganized by students, operated by students, and en¬ joyed by students. It’s motto is, “To know Christ and to Make Him Known”, and any high school student is always welcome to attend all club activities. The Winkler I.S.C.F. meets every Tuesday night for about one hour. Club prayer meetings are held twice a week, Monday and Friday mornings at 8:30. The main features of the weekly meetings are Bible Studies, speakers, musical and missionary programs, films, and socials. Each year the club also has special projects, such as a car-wash. The money that is raised is contributed to the support of Samuel Lilly Escobar, missionaries presently working in Brazil. The club’s objective this year is to raise $120.00 for the Escobars. The past year was started with an informal tea and a large outdoor social entitled, “The Midway”. Almost 75% of the high school enrollment was present, where¬ as our average attendance is approximately 55-60 students. Before Christmas, a special musical program entitled “The Life of Christ” was enjoyed. Also, as a token of appreciation to the Collegiate Staff for their co-operation with the club, the club presented a King James English Bible to the school to be used in the morning assemblies each day. We thank God for our worthy sponsor and for the blessed year He has given us. Mary Giesbrecht, President.