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

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JOHN DYCK John is a diligent worker. Although he is frequently quiet and seems to be thinking deeply, he will usually manage to think of a joke at just the suitable time. John’s hobbies and occupations range from being a very efficient baby-sitter to overhauling machinery for his father. VICTOR EPP Vic is a tall guy and it is not surprising that he plays on our basketball team. He likes to fight especially when he isn’t supposed to. He has also been chosen to play the leading role in this year’s drama, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” GRACE ZACHARIAS Grace is in the physics class, Because there’s no exam, that she can’t pass; She is a rather pretty looking girl, And in her hair there is many a curl; In school she has numerous friends, With whom she often her spare time spends BILL THIESSEN Bill is a farm boy. He does the chores from day to day without complaining much. At School he is rather quiet. He has high intentions of making his grade eleven in one year and so he does his homework most of the time. HENRY THIESSEN Henry is a handsome lad with curly brown hair. His favourite subjects are Algebra and the sciences. He finds it difficult to get his Literature assignments in on time. Henry comes to school by bus from Hochfeld. He likes singing in the school choir as well as in the church choir. He plans to enter the teaching profession. CHESTER DYCK Chester consistently has his homework done. Listen¬ ing to radio, reading, and driving his Honda are a few of the many things he enjoys. Physics and Composition appeal to him. He is a member of I.S.C.F., choir, drama, and orchestra. He hopes to become a teacher someday. PETE DERKSEN Pete is a fine, good-lookin ' chap who is well-liked by his classmates. In the line of sports he enjoys hunting, skating and dating (if you can call that a sport.) In class Pete loves to get up Miss Graffin’s Irish until she exclaimes indignantly, “Pete, if you won’t stop that I’ll ---” W fimmr 27

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VICTOR PAULS Some of his favourite sports are volleyball and foot¬ ball. He enjoys Physics but doesn’t especially like Geometry. Reading story books isn’t one of his favourite pastimes but an occasional mystery story does meet his taste. HAROLD PETERS He enjoys sports such as baseball and football. Fall finds him out hunting and after snowfall he accepts the slopes as a challenge for skis. Interests in school include drama, choir, playing chess and asking the teacher ques¬ tions in German class. EDWIN SAWATSKY Commonly called “Swansea” by his associates, this guy has many interests. He is currently skipping his curling team to victory ? At the same time he is managing the basketball team and doing exceptional work. He likes money, weight-lifting, wrestling, and Dad’s Chrysler. BARBARA THIESSEN When you hear a cheery Hi! And a friendly word for you. You can be sure that Barb’s in school, And she ' s come to learn something new Either in physics or in basketball, We are not sure which it is at all. LOIS OLFERT Lois is a cheerful girl from Meath. She enjoys school and actively participates in baseball, volleyball and I.S.C.F. Her favourite subjects are Chemistry and Physics. In her spare time she does a lot of reading, writing letters and stories. FRANK PENNER Frank is a quiet lad who finds Physics rather amusing and quite naturally scores his highest mark in the subject. At home he enjoys tinkering with motors, and, Frank’s pet peeve is Literature. JOHN PETERS John is a boisterous young fellow who can often be seen jostling with other boys. In summer he does a lot of hunting and fishing. In winter he can be found at the arena almost every evening where he attends the Junior Rifle Club, and hockey games. RANDY RIETZE Randy, is our ardent hockey player for the Winkler Royals. He also enjoys other sports such as football and baseball. Randy’s pet peeve is doing homework on a nice summer evening. He’s a great guy for fights in the corridor with any of the guys! 26

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QraJc XI-W DAVID DUECK Dave can be found in the XI-W classroom. His favourite subject is History and the one he dislikes most is Chemistry. He plays baseball, football and hockey. A strange characteristic of his is that he dislikes teachers but loves girls. ELAINE FALK This pretty blue-eyed brunette enjoys school but dis¬ likes homework, especially long literature essays. She actively participates in the school choir ' She enjoys skating. Hockey and basketball games she never misses. Her favourite subject is typing. THELMA FEHR “Tammy” is a happy-go-lucky girl. Because of her zeal for sports, her favourite subject is P.T. She is a good student in all subjects. Her pet peeve is snobbish people. Though her mind’s concentration is absorbed with everything from y 2 to the war of 1812, she usually finds time for other dates. RUTH FEHR Ruth usually manages to sneak into XI-W a few minutes before the last bell. She loves Drama, watching old movies and drawing. Her favourite subject is Com¬ position. Her pet peeve is getting up in the morning. Good grief!” is her favourite expression. FLORENCE KROEKER Florence is a friendly, light-haired lass. She partici¬ pates in I.S.C.F., the French Club, choir, and Young People ' s. Her interests lie in French, typing, and reading novels. Among her pet peeves are making typing errors and writing essays. She plans to enter the nursing pro¬ fession. LYNDA LUPTAK Lynda is a slim girl who has the brownest eyes you’ve ever seen. Although she appears to be very quiet — wait ' till you know her! She is fond of basketball and boys. Her pet peeve is schoolwork and her favourite ex¬ pression is “What else did you get for Christmas? HELEN FRIESEN Helen is a blue-eyed girl who likes to talk if the right person is involved. Her favourite sports are: skating, volleyball, tobogganing, and baseball. Her favourite sub¬ ject in school is Literature and her dislike is German. ESTHER HYDE Esther is the “A” student of the class. Her favourite subject is History and her pet peeve is reciting Geometry Theorems. Her hobby is oil-painting. In spite of her quiet and diligent look in class she does get excited and frustrated at times when those long Literature assign¬ ments are left to the end of the week. 28