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

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PAT DYCK Pat, the brown-eyed girl near the back of the class has homework as her pet peeve, while spare is her favourite period. She enjoys all sports including skating. She is frequently found at a hockey game and always attends Rifle Club. Her favourite expression — “Stick around and find out”. LYNN WIEBE Lynn is a red-haired girl who sits at the back of the class. She is a professional at annoying the teachers. Her activities include: cheerleading at basketball games, choir, skating, hockey games, and assistant year-book editor. Her pet peeve is Maths, but finds Chemistry just about as bad. Her week ends are usually taken up by a certain blond muscle-man. GEORGE DYCK George is very sportsminded. He plays left wing on the basketball team and was also on both the volleyball and cross-country teams. George’s favorite subject is P.T. and although he dislikes literature, his homework is usually finished. PETE THIESEN Pete can be found in XI-W classroom. His worst subjects are Chemistry and History. His favourite sub¬ ject is Composition. Pete is a sports minded chap who plays football, baseball, and hockey. ANNE UNGER Anne is one of the smaller girls in the classroom. She spends most of her ti me skating and going to basket¬ ball and hockey games. She is usually seen in a green 55 Chev. Her favourite subject is typing but she abhors Maths. She plans to take a hairdressing course next year. SHARON DUECK Sharon is an industrious student. Typing and Litera¬ ture are the school subjects she likes most, and German is the subject she dislikes. Her favourite sports, outside of school activities, are skating, playing croquet, bad¬ minton, and tennis. CHRIS BOSCHMANN Chris is a blue-eyed girl who likes school. Some of her interests are: baby sitting, watching television, playing Elvis Presley records and going ' to basketball games. Chris sings in the school choir and goes to the I.S.C.F. sessions regularly. She enjoys typing and wants to go into secretarial work. 30

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MARIANNE NICKEL “Joey is the friendly brunette who finds school rather tedious. Homework is her pet peeve, especially any essay assignment. She attends I.S.C.F. regularly and participates in other activities, for example: choir, Young People’s and basketball games. GWEN PETERS Girls! Girls! Girls! — That’s XI-W. Boys! Boys! Boys! — That ' s Gwen. Besides all her other subjects, she takes French in spare time. She also enjoys acting. When it comes to speaking, Gwen has quite a vocabulary and she would like to become a journalist. LOIS SCHELLENBERG Lois is a good-natured girl who enjoys making con¬ tradictory remarks. Her aim is to get up enough nerve to play hookey” someday. Her favourite period is “spare , although she likes to waste paper during typing. Stamp collecting is her hobby. Most of the time her ambition is to be a nurse “of some kind’ . RAYMOND SIEMENS Ray is a boy of about average height. He is in the 11-W class. During his spare time he goes skating. Managing the boys ' basketball team also keeps him busy. Literature and Algebra are the subjects he dislikes most. BARBARA MILLER Barbe is the girl with the big mischievous blue eyes. This pretty little power package is always running around in high gear. She appears to love the whole world but admits detesting History and Maths. Her main interests fall along the line of track and field, and banana splits. FRAN NEUFELD Fran, the tall Blonde in the W.C.I., sitting at the back of the classroom claims she finds schoolwork quite bear¬ able! Aside from admiring tall, handsome young men; Fran finds time to play on the Basketball team, enjoy skating, choir and “hockey games.” She is also active as the XI-W class representative. MARIE REIMER Marie is a dark-haired girl who sits at the back of the classroom. Although she thinks school is a bore, she is usually happy. She spends her time skating, attending hockey games and playing on the basketball team. Be¬ sides these activities she is often seen with her dear “friend”. JOHN REIMER Is it true, blondes have more fun? Be it blonde or brunette, “Rolli” doesn’t care. Besides being a Romeo, he is an ardent curler. In school: he hates history, but is active in sports. (John is statistician for the boys’ basketball team.) 29

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MARGARET BARTSCH Marge is taking her first year at Winkler after com¬ pleting her grade nine correspondence at Reinfeld. She is one of the quieter girls in class, but always has her work done. Her easiest subjects are Algebra and Ger¬ man. Her great ambition is to become a doctor. BARBARA DYCK Barb ' s the girl who’s not too short And doesn’t indulge too much in sport. You can often hear her laugh When there’s a joke being told in class; There’s always a smile, never a frown, And then you know that she’s around. GARY DYCK Dickie,” the big, strong farm boy is not worried about marks. Even extra classes fail to dampen his spirits. In his spare time he enjoys working on his father ' s farm, or driving his Honda. RON DYCK Ron is a fairly smart lad. His favourite hobbies are making models, sports, hunting, and fishing. In school he dislikes German and Composition. His delights are Typing and P.E. ROSALIE DYCK Rosalie, hailing from Burwalde, is one of the quieter girls in class, but always obtains high marks in her exams. Her favourite subjects are Typing, Literature and Algebra. Her ambition is to graduate from high school and enter nurses’ training. MELVIN ELIAS Melvin is the kind of fellow, Who ' s always tough and always yellow, His school books are always neat, To the girls he’s short but sweet; Toys he always has lying around, His famous bark”, is a well-known sound. RODNEY ENNS Rod is a big Beatle fan He’s not an algebra or geometry man He likes curling and “Peyton Place” And walks with swinging grace He likes to write to the M.C.I. And nearly everyone knows why. GERALD FALK Gerald is a smallish fellow, Always brave and never yellow, He wears a smile from ear to ear Which seems to say “Look I’m here If ever you should pass him by Always say a friendly “Hi”. 31