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

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I welcome the privilege of writing a brief message for the “Collegian” because it gives me an oppor¬ tunity to pay tribute to the students and to the members of the teaching staff for their interest and cooper¬ ation in all school undertakings. First, my thanks go to all students who have faithfully upheld the traditions of the school through the medium of drama, music and speech arts festival, athletics and scholastic achievement. In spite of the extra demands placed upon you, you were always willing to carry your share. It is people like you who are highly esteemed in any society. I have appreciated immeasurably the work of the student council and the various committees. Through¬ out the year you have sponsored numerous important school projects including athletics, drama, school news¬ paper, choir, yearbook, Curtis Magazine Campaign, and the University of Manitoba Concert Group of Ar¬ tists. These undertakings were highly successful largely because of your energetic promotion and enthusiastic support. To the editor of this yearbook and her staff and assistants I extend my deep gratitude. No doubt, you must have spent a great deal of thought, time, and energy in compiling this excellent record of the year. The reward for this immense task will be the ability to do greater things in the future. I am convinced that this yearbook will be appreciated by every friend of the school. You, the teaching staff, I would highly compliment for your professional attitude. Without your unfail¬ ing cooperation and ready assistance, our broad extra-curricular program could not have succeeded. What is more, you also provided the opportunity — often teaching overtime — for success in the academic program. Most of the students have responded favourably to your untiring efforts. To the graduates of this year I offer my congratulations. You have persevered, and finally reached the end of a long road marking the termination of twelve years of study. Indeed, this is a significant milestone on the road to success. I hope that you will continue to prosper in whatever career you choose — further education, adventure or service. “He who would succeed . . . must have ceaseless industry . . . limitless ambition of purposes . .. unquench¬ able enthusiasm, coupled with a determination to succeed” — Howard Pyle. My best wishes go with you. HENRY T. THIESSEN Principal 6

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MR. J. F. WIEBE German XI Science IX MR. P. L. FRIESEN Literature X Geometry X Composition X MR. FRANK ZACHARIAS Geography X Algebra X German X MR. H. MESMAN Physical Education IX, X, XI. XII Health IX MR. F. W. DYCK German IX Maths IX Music IX Guidance IX MR. DAVE BRAUN Social Studies IX German IX MRS. BERTHA DYCK Language IX 8