Broadview High School - Beam Yearbook (Broadview, Saskatchewan Canada)

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wp H 1 J mm ' ' ' § . Back row: Gladys Litttle, Jim Campbell, Tom Cook, Howard Young, Lynne Criddle, Mr. Shenher. Middle row: Pat Ostlund, Ruth Kurtz, Vivian Brown, Margaret Thompson, Sharon Rink, Marie Fleece. Bottom row: Billy Coe, Willie Olson, Donald Perrie, Donald Miskiman, Terry FitzGerald, Jimmy Miskiman. Missing: Bob Petrie, Arnold Galbraith. GLADYS LITTLE: “Small but Smart” describes Gladys. Her talents range from talking to Pat to giving speeches, sewing, dancing, and getting good marks. Gladys’ dislike for snakes was clearly shown one day by her terrified scream when she found 1 a rubber snake in her desk; which had been accidently dropped there by one of her boyfriends?? She is the only redhead in the class and has the temper to go with it. Along with this temper, Gladys has a pleasing personality. Being called “Glad-eyes” is something that may rouse Gladys to violence. Her ambition is to be moved up to the teacher’s position, or return to the back seat she once enjoyed. JAMES CAMPBELL: Who is the handsome “hardworking” boy who sits in the comer “quietly” while the teachers roar at the students? This, of course, is the “man in the Vauxhall,” Jimmy Campbell. Jim’s favorite expression is “Oh!”, “Mrs. Drake, let’s have a film!”, or “Let’s just talk, Mrs. Drake.” His main interests center around Colleen Rask, cars, and “running around” at late hours. Not being able to draw a paycheck for going to school is Jim’s pet peeve. He is a firm believer that Mrs. Drake should share her salary with the students. To be a member of the R.C.A.F. is Jim’s main ambition. LYNNE CRIDDLE: “Two little kittens one stormy night, Began to quarrel and then to fight.” This quotation describes Lynne and her steady, Ray. Lynne likes skating, swimming (she comes from Sunset Beach), and going home on week-ends, “Buzz” started curling this