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

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GERALD GERBRAND “Gerbie, is a husky lad, He ' s usually good and seldom bad, Dating is not along his line, But he does his paper route fine! LEONARD HARMS Leo Harms, a cheerful lad Likes to be heard in the class Whenever you pass him He’s sure to smile and say “Hi” NELLIE H I EBERT If you hear a cheery “Hi” And a little giggle too You might know that it is Nellie With a friendly word for you. GEORGE HILDEBRAND George is somewhat small, And likes hockey best of all, And being a handsome young man, Helps him to be a hockey fan. JUDY HILDEBRAND Judy has many a friend But homework! Never an end. She goes to school the whole year through, And always follows the golden rule. JOYCE JANZEN J is for Joyce With a friendly grin Pilled with laughter And mischief within. DOROTHY KEHLER Dorothy is a black-haired lass, And is in the 1-B class, In her spare time she watches T.V. And is as happy as can be. CATHY KLASSEN Cathy is a cheerful lass Rather quiet during class Skating and dating are down her line In Science and Literature she’s doing fine. JIM KRAHN A du class,” Jim Krahn is quiet, But during break he is a riot, To be a farmer is his aim, And Baseball is his favourite game. REYNOLD LABUN Reynold, who is five and a half feet tall Won’t tell his ambition at all, Hockey and baseball are his favourite sports But the girls he doesn’t court. 43

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IX-1B MARG BERG Marg is a brown-eyed lass One of the quietest girls in class Skating with boys is down her line In Maths and Literature she does fine. HAROLD DYCK Harold Dyck is about five feet tall Which everybody thinks is quite small. He wants to become a naturalist And acts very much like an egotist. RANDY DYCK R is for Randy Big and robust, Boy what a dandy Can he raise some dust. BOB ELIAS It isn’t by size that you win or fail So Bob proves to us each day His thought he expresses, they don’t become stall He answers without much delay. JOHN FEHR John who is a dark-haired lad Is sometimes good and sometimes bad. Hockey seems to be his only delight, And sometimes with me he tries to fight. Margaret Pehr, a charming miss During P.T. she’s filled with bliss Tumbling, running and jumping too Margaret, P.T. was made for you. VERNA FRIESEN Her homework is nearly always done Teasing others she finds fun You see she is the fun-loving sort But a true friend and a good sport. JOHN FROESE John hails from Reinfeld Square, At doing homework he is fair, Sports and girls are along his line, And as a student he does fine. CATHERINE FROESE High I.Q. and musical “Kaddy’s” quite a gal. Always in somebody’s hair ’Cause she isn’t lacking there. TINA FROESE Tina Froese is a lovely lass She resides in IB class A friendly girl with a pleasing smile In our hearts she will stay awhile. 42

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AMANDA LOEWEN Amanda Loewen lives in town Her hair and eyes both are brown She’s attractive, charming and very gay And loves to help in any way. LARRY LUPTAK Larry sits at the head of the class Is frequently seen with a certain lass. His interests include girls and sports, His chief dislike is homework. ALLEN MARTINS Allen Martins is a fair lad He doesn’t ever get mad He really likes football But not hockey at all. JENNY PENNER Jenny plays the “eighty eight” At the keyboard she is great All her schoolwork she does well In athletics she is swell. RUTH PENNER Ruth’s ambition is teaching, Mastery at Phys. Ed. she’s reaching Piano is along her line And in her work she’s doing fine. HAROLD REIMER Harold is a handsome lad Hockey is his latest fad Homework he will utterly detest At dating girls he’s the best. DARYL RIETZE Top in class, What a lass, Always wearing a beautiful smile, Always going the extra mile. CHRISTINE SAWATSKY Christine is a charming miss And sometimes writes her name as Kris, But when the boys come to call her She wishes she were four inches taller. PETER THIESSEN Peter, who is a dark-haired lad, Is always happy and seldom sad. Basketball and hockey are his delight, And he finishes his homework every night. ABE UNGER Abe as probably you have heard, Thinks that schoolwork is for the birds, Hockey and baseball are along his line, And in schoolwork he does fine. 44