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

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BEEFS AND BOUQUETS BOUQUET: to Mrs Drake for directing the drama again this year. BEEF: to all the actors who had to be prodded to learn their lines. BOUQUET: to the boys who pushed Miss Cope’s car out of the ditch last winter. BEEF: to the boy who broke the mirror off. BOUQUET: to Miss Cope for directing thel girls’ chorus. BEEF: to the girls who dropped out. BOUQUET: to all out teams for trying so hard. BEEF: to them for losing most of their games. BOUQUET: to those on the chatter committees that carried out their duties faithfully. BEEF: to those who forgot to fulfil their duties on the chatter committee. BOUQUET: to our room reporters for a job well done. BEEF: to the one whqr brought the bird to school. BOUQUET: to the Grade Ten boys for letting it out. BOUQUET: to our hard-working yearbook staff and to those who sold adver¬ tisements and sponsorships. BOUQUET: to Grade Eleven girls for decorating the gym for the graduation exercises. 1959 ALUMNI DAVID PASHNIAK Taking a course in Civil Engineering at the Uni¬ versity of Manitoba. BARRY MACFADDEN Employed with the Broadview Co-op. ALFRED OLSON Serving with the Royal Canadian Engineers, Camp Chilliwack, Chilliwack, B.C. VALERIE WYSOSKEY School of Nursing, Grey Nun’s Hospital, Regina, Saskatchewan. NONA COOK Working as a secretary at Co-op Life Insurance Office, Regina. ARTHUR NORDQUIST Taking a radio course in Toronto. DAVID RASK Psychiatric nursing in Moose Jaw. DANNY PETRIE Employed with Imperial Bank of Canada, Fort Qu- ’Appelle, Saskatchewan. ORVILLE FITZGERALD Presently employed with Imperial Esso, Re¬ gina; planning on entering Teacher’s College in Regina in the fall. GEORGE CHARNISH Enrolled in R.O.T.P., and attending university. 1960 ALUMNI JEAN BRIGGS Attending Business College in Regina. EDWARD SEFTON Bank of Montreal, Regina. DALE LAIRD Working on his father’s farm. SHIRLEY ANDERSON Taking a business course in Regina. DONALD LARTER Taking Physical Education at the University of Saskatchewan. GLENN HANSON Taking Engineering at the University of Saskatche¬ wan. PATRICIA MORRIS St. Boniface School of Nursing, St. Boniface, Manitoba. NORMAN BAKER Employed with Edward’s Electric. IRENE FAFARD Taking Psychiatric nursing in Moose Jaw. CHARLES COOK Taking Arts and Science at the University of Sask¬ atchewan.

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PATRICK MISKIMAN Employed with the Imperial Bank of Canada, Brandon, Manitoba. ELSIE GATRELL- Employed at Wright’s Drugs, Broadview. JOAN BRIGGS —-- Working as a secretary with Ashdown Wholesale Hard¬ ware, Regina. GORDON PARKER- Taking Agriculture at the University of Saskat¬ chewan. JEAN SALESKI Taking Education at the University of Saskatchewan. JOYCE LOCKIE- Employed with the Saskatchewan Power Corporation. THANK YOU SPONSORS Mr. D. Fockler Broadview, Saskatchewan Pastor G. Koski Broadview, Saskatchewan Mrs. St. John Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. W. R. Parker Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. H. J. Leibel Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. J. Shenher Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. H. Archer Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. R. Miskiman Broadview, Saskatchewan Rev. Father D. Lucey Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. G. Lundgren Broadview, Saskatchewan Dr. A. D. Colledge Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. L. Dupont Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. S. Dempsey Broadview, Saskatchewan Rev. V. Thomas Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. D. Archer Broadview. Saskatchewan Miss M. B. Cope Broadview, Saskatchewan Mrs. J. Cook Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. L. Korfman Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. M. Balzer , Oakshela, Saskatchewan Mrs. I. Drake Broadview, Saskatchewan Mrs. B. Coe Broadview ' , Saskatchewan Mr. L. Norton Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. A. Wyllie Broadview, Saskatchewan Mr. G. Fafard Broadview, Saskatchewan Hon. A. Hamilton M.P. Ottawa, Ontario Mr. A. H. MacDonald M.L.A. Regina, Saskatchewan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank the yearbook staff, and all others who helped in any way to make the publication of this, the second annual BEAM” possible. We would like to thank this year’s advertisers and sponsors for their loyal support. We hope you, the readers, will enjoy reading this yearbook as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. We hope, too, that you will overlook all errors and omissions. We have done our best to live up to the standards set for us in previous years. Mr. J. A. Shenher, Yearbook Advisor.