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

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HENRY WOLFE Henry is a tall and lanky fellow. Coming to school with the bus, he finds it hard to catch it in the morning. His interests range from hockey to T.V., his favourite program being Broadside! Xl-J HENRY FRIESEN Henry who isn ' t the quietest guy in class by any means, does try to finish his homework and his studies. However his evenings are usually taken up by driving his dad’s car to a “shred” or going dear” hunting. His ambition is to be a druggist, but no matter what career he chooses he is sure to be successful. JOHN FRIESEN This short, stocky example of Charles Atlas comes to us from Chortitz. He enjoys playing baseball and other sports. His hobbies range from woodwork to tinkering with motors. His ambition is to become a mechanic at Dickson Motors. KEN GOERTZEN Standing about 6’6”, Ken is the tallest fellow in school. He is known as “Happy” to some for his ener¬ getic walk. He enjoys driving his Ford, “going for coffee,” and “bugging” teachers. His future is undecided as yet, but he seems to enjoy Physics and Chemistry. “Hap” plans to complete his High School in as few years as possible. ALBERT HAMM Albert enjoys sports in general, such as hockey, foot¬ ball, and baseball. He is a witty fellow, with a joke on any occasion. He is found at the skating rink almost every night. He is one of the few who has a distaste for all the subjects, except Chemistry. ED FROESE Ed is an industrious student. He works hard at his lessons and is always bright and cheerful in class. He enjoys tinkering with old cars and last summer he had fun wrecking a ' 46 Chevy. He is a true farm boy at heart. CORNIE GIESBRECHT That Corny Giesbrecht is quite the guy Usually happy, never shy. He enjoys string music the best, by far And man, does he play that guitar. • Chemistry and Algebra he can easily swing, But come Comp, and Lit., he is wishing That the dinner bell would finally ring. 24

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ELAINE WIELER Elaine comes from Reinland. She is a good runner and enjoys sports like skating and baseball. Her favorite pastimes are playing piano, reading, and knitting. She dislikes Algebra and Physical Education. Elaine plans to go into Nurses’ Training. DAVE WOLFE Seeing Dave in the morning you might think he’s dead, but he’s only sleeping. He is the XI-F sports rep¬ resentative. His chief delight is to fool the “cops”. Every morning he rounds up the girls and drives them to school in his big Buick. LLOYD DYCK Lloyd is tall, dark and handsome. His marks are always high and his homework is always done. On the rifle range Lloyd is the man to beat with scores in the high nineties. As class woodsman he never fails to bag his deer or catch his limit of fish. HENRY ENNS In school Henry’s quiet as a shadow And almost as shy as a mouse. Yet once you get to know him, He’s quite genial and likeable. He ' s very conscientious in doing his homework. JOYCE SUDERMAN Her hobbies are reading and playing the piano. She thoroughly dislikes Maths. Among other things she enjoys watching basketball games, singing in choirs, tobogganing and skating. EUGENE WIEBE Eugene knows a lot about cars and spends much of his time reading magazines like ‘Hot Rod.’ He’s a valuable player on our basketball team, because he’s tough and usually gets the rebound. He’s a whiz in sciences but in arts he ' d rather play hookey. DON BERGEN Here’s a lad of great potentials, but they have not yet been tapped. He is a quiet lad, perhaps due to the fact that he possesses the most cherished seat of all, the one in the front. He is a keen minded sportsman, being an active member of the hockey team. ELFRIEDA BROWN “Determination gets you everything,” is one of Elf’s motto ' s! She is usually running around in high gear and making the most of her twenty-four hours a day. Al¬ though she does not always pass her Maths., she makes up for it by doing artistry for posters and for the Year¬ book. 23

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SAM JANZEN Sam hails from the village of Reinland. He is a very capable president of the Reinland 4-H Beet Club. His hobbies include driving Honda, coin collecting, building model cars, and reading. He participates in high school curling, drama, and choir. Sam enjoys Maths, Chemistry, and Physics. DAVID KIRK Above everything else, David likes to travel. He has hitch-hiked all the way to British Columbia and he plans his next trip when the school term begins. David is a good student and he finds no subject difficult. He has great writing and speech-making abilities. ELAINE KROEKER Elaine takes part in many activities. Her homework is usually done on time (and no sooner). She attends basketball games and enjoys them greatly. Some of her other activities include piano, I.S.C.F. and orchestra. JACOB LOEWEN Jacob is a quiet fun loving fellow. He is a great hockey fan. His favourite sports are hunting and fishing. Jacob is a very industrious student and his home work is never left unfinished. His marks are usually among the highest in class. His favourite subject is Algebra. JAKE HAMM Jake, never seems to study or listen to the teacher, however, he seems to get his homework done! Surpris¬ ingly, too is the fact that Jake usually has the top marks in his class. Besides being first in class; he is also the noisiest boy in class! DENNIS H I EBERT Dennis, whom most of us know, is a humorous fellow and when he agrees with something, he simply says, Tick”. His favorite subjects are Physics and Comp., but warmer weather brings something which lures him away, namely driving Honda. HENRY KIRK Henry is a handsome lad, friendly, and easy to get along with, but he doesn’t like to be pushed around. He favours sports especially football, baseball, and skating. He is peeved at homework especially when the “Royals” are playing a home game. LUCILLE KROEKER Lucy is a very active person. Her homework is always done promptly, and as a result, she gets very good marks in school. She attends I.S.C.F., Young Peo¬ ple’s, and Choir practice. Violin is her favourite instru¬ ment which she plays skillfully, being one of the leading violinists in the school orchestra. 25