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

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mystery!! Maybe its because he is never in it very long. He spends his time hooking some¬ one’s compass set and distributing it to all the other members of his class, but when he comes back he can be certain that his has walked away, too. Robert enjoys buzzing around with the Csadas, horse-back riding, and Melville. Who is in Melville, Robert? He dislikes collecting his compass from partners in crime, and quiet French classes. Robert plans to become a civil engineer. Best of luck Robert. MARION POCKLER When it comes to Marion, “Efficiency is the word!” This is probably why she gets such good marks and is always being pestered with “How do you do this, Marion?” Our year book editor spends her time dancing, curling, singing, talkng (too much) and com¬ paring answers with Albert? Marion doesn’t dislike anything except memory work. She has a smile that has won her many friends and will continue to do so in the future. Marion says she would like to run a business (like maybe washing diapers?) BEVERLY HERR If you hear a deep voice coming from the back of the grade eleven room, you can bet your boots it’s Bev. She is one of the lucky girls who missed initiation this year. . . but there is always another year. She spends the majority of her day talking to Cathie, and flitting from room to room. Upon seeing her twist at our high school party, the Variety Night Committee grabbed her talent right away and put her to work for their “dances of the ages.” Her weaknesses centre around dancing and boys, boys, boys....all from Broad¬ view, of course. Her future is undecided yet. DIANNA DESJARLAIS Quiet and well-behaved is the fitting description for our Dianna. How she can manage this sitting around all the Rons, Dons and Patrick is beyond our deepest understanding and greatest comprehension. Dianna came to us from Sacred Heart Academy in Regina, but still has a long way to come to school everyday from the mission. Unfortunately Dianna missed a lot of school because while she was waiting for that “tin can on four wheels” one cold and stormy day she froze her legs and landed in the hospital. Her shiny black hair is the envy of all the girls. To graduate is her ambition. Qrade XI T.V. Lineup Marlene Cope Anita Erickson Bryan Norminton Donald Fathers Marian Webb Wayne Larter Sherrie Carnahan Marion Fockler .. Gerry Criddle Cathie Anderson Beverly Herr Fred Bahr Judy Wysoskey Elaine McLeod Albert Olson Winnifred Gatrell Wilred Blaus Donald Rink - Date Line Blondie - Crusader Rabbit - Rifleman Sugarfoot . Wayne and Shuster .. Close-up Night Editor Yes! Yes! Nanette - Here’s Hollywood Man hunt Yogi Bear Country Style Razzle Dazzle Third Man Fun Time Viewpoint The Verdict Is Yours

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school until noon if she gets here at all. A new grade eleven boy has attracted her atten¬ tion and vice versa. Vive 1’ amour! Marion ' s future lies in; the field of pharmacy. HELMET ROLLER Assiniboia’s loss and our gain is our Rembrandt II, Helmet Roller. His works can be found decorating his school books, the bulletin board or the Year Book. Helmet’s favorite pastimes are skipping school and taking out the best parts in a certain blue Buick. At school a way-out “Huuuhh?” can be traced to Helmet as Mrs. Drake gives him the evil eye. Although Helmet likes figures, the ones Mr. Pidhorny produces in Algebra class are not what he has in mind. We think Helmet’s future work should be designing cars. . . SHARON WYSOSKEY We don’t know how Sharon has managed it, after coming to Broadview High School for three years she still remains one of the quiet few (unlike most females). Sharon likes reading, drawing, painting and writing letters. At recess, she is found talking with her sister, Judy, and Vivian Brown. Although she is quiet, that did not stop her front compet¬ ing in the Bryant Oratorical Contest here at the school. Sharon always has her homework done and appears to enjoy school, especially spares and physical education. Her ambition is to become a stenographer, and we wish her success in every way. WINNIFRED GATRELL “Winnie” is one of the members of the “quiet ones when the teacher’s here” club of gradq eleven. She always has her homework done even though she spends most of her spare time gabbing with Greta, or dancing, as she rarely misses a dance or a party. Winnifred dislikes sports but she has thoroughly mastered the art of dissolving boy’s will to resist with those big green eyes. She takes an actve part in school life and was hooked this year for the job of librarian for the grade eleven room. In the future, Winnifred says she will take up nursing if she is allowed to pick her own patients. ELAINE McLEOD Elaine is the first student to board the Edgewocsd bus in the morning and is also one of the first to arrive at school. Here she is quiet and attends to her work and her marks show that this pays off. She usually has her homework done and is rarely the victim of an attack from a vengeful teacher. Elaine loves week-ends (don’t we all) because she can then visit in either Regina or Grenfell. On the other hand, Elaine dislikes writing letters and staying home week-ends. After graduaton,, Elaine plans to monopolize on her dislike of letter-writing and become a private secretary solely for the enjoyment of sitting on the boss’s knee. RONALD LITTLE Ron is one of the “Little Guys” that is always discussing cars, girls, and anything else along the delicate line. There must be a terrific amount of work to be done at home as Ron gets here only sometimes!! He is very cheerful and talkative, so talkative that he gets on the teacher’s nerves. He spends a lot of time riding around in Csada’s car, read¬ ing and hunting (?). Ron is the quieter of the two but heavens! when are they ever quiet! Besides the other above-mentioned likes, Moose Bay looks awfully inviting, too! How could Mrs. Dreger ever think that there was only one of them! Ron wishes to be an engi¬ neer of some sort. JUDY WYSOSKEY Judy took her first eight years of schooling at Oakshela, then decided to come and visit us for awhile. She must have liked it here because she decided to stay. She is one of the “quiet few” in the grade eleven room and always has her homework done. Judy enjoys sports, including volleyball, basketball and ping-pong. Like her sister Sharon, she also likes letter writing (do they write to brothers?). She is included in the valiant band of girls who endeavour to exterminate Freddy Bahr during school hours. Judy plans to become a secretary in the future. We wish her the best of luck in her future enterprises. ROBERT LITTLE “Reb” is one of the fortunate ones to occupy a back seat, How he keeps it is a real

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Sharon Wysoskey Jean Keinas Leona Dimler Sidney Hanson Greta Roger Irvin Bender Judy Strandlund Donald Miskiman Ronald Little Dianne Desjarlais Patrick Chaskavich Lyndon Reeve Helmet Roller Donald Fuchs Ronald Saleski Robert Little Teen Time Knowledge College Adam and Eve Mr. Fix It! Two For Tea Twilight Zone Concentration Angel? Little Rascals Quiet Time Parade This is the Life Lively Arts N.H.L. Hockey The Sportsman The Rebel THE GREAT HALL PLAYER There was a young girl from St. Paul, Who immensely enjoyed playing ball. She hit it so hard It knocked out the guard And the ambulance they had to call. Elaine McLeod, Grade XI. THE TWIST Slither, slithe, wiggle and squirm Just like an old earthworm Up and down With lots of sound The twisters are all around. Gerry Criddle Grade XI