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

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there, but the explosives aren’t. When not exploding things Murray finds time to help the Year Book staff with their advertisements. His ambition is to become a professional hunter as well as his dad’s chauffeur. MAXINE WILSON Even if you can’t see Maxine, you can always hear her patented laugh above the roar of Comp. Class. She says Comp, is for the birds, but Mr. Noble thinks differently. Maxine waits patiently for mail (?) from Regina. She spends most of Mr. Noble’s classes writing letters and grumbling about the miserable postage rates. REYNOLD OSTLUND “Rennie” is seldom caught at mischief because he is small enough to out-manouver Mrs. Drake. Rennie unlike Allan, would never be noticed if it weren’t for numerous sound waves. He occupies a front seat simply because Ray Bailer occupies the next one. His ambition, like everyone else, is to get out of school. CAROL STRANDLUND “The blonde with brains” describes Carol since it is a domestic tragedy when she ends up with one of those low, low 80’s. She is one of the few quiet ones in the grade ten room and her fine marks show that this pays. Unlike most girls, Carol does not mind being teased. Her ambition is to be a stenographer. Good luck, Carol! DAVID SPARVIER David, along with Murray, is the artist of the grade ten room. For evidence see his French book! He enjoys playing cards and pool. David simply cannot stand Friday morn¬ ings, maybe that’s why he is never here. He can usually bq found playing pool or going to militia. David’s future plans are somewhat foggy as yet. DOREEN PETRIE Doreen loves to talk whole conversations through her bubble gum and gets lots of practice talking to the boys. She takes after her brother. Bob, in that she is one of the taller members of the class. She has an avid social life, participating in all the parties, dances, and singing. Doreen would like to become a farmer’s wife when she gets out of school. KEITH ANDREWS Keith, when not in school, can be seen driving his dad’s car over rabbits to pay for the gas. He prides himself on being a mighty hunter of (1) girls, (2) rabbits (in order of preference). He doesn’t mind being stuck out at the airport (chasing rabbits???). However, amidst all of the confusion, Keith usually has his homework done, for which he can be commended. PENELOPE SCHETTLER If you hear someone singing in the shower room, you can be sure it’s Penny. She looks quiet, but looks can be deceiving! Her boisterous giggle can be heard all over the room (a good match for Leo). She is another slave on the Year Book, lending her talents as a typist. On leaving school Penny plans to become a nurse. WILLIAM ANDERSON “That wasn’t him, it was me!” can be heard from Billy as Mr. Pidhomy attacks the innocents of the grade ten room. He usually has his homework done (smart kid!!) As for activities in school, he can usually be seen keeping Mrs. Dreger jumping in French class and Mr. Noble hopping in Comp, class, (physical educaton for the teachers, you know). His ambition is, and we quote: “Ah, I haven’t thought about it yet.” WILMA WEBB Wilma is noted for being the only female skip in the Broadview Bonspiel. When not curling, she can be seen teasing our bachelor-type teachers. Wilma likes phoning 4r22 and talking to the Don Jaun at the other end. When not teasing the teachers she’s talking to Maxine or pestering some other unfortunate soul.

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KEITH CSADA Keith sits at the back of the room, and Heaven only knows why! Upon returning from a visit with Carl at the front of the room, he can be seen continuing conversations with those around him at the back. Keith’s main interests lie around girls and cars, cars, cars! His ambition is to be a private eye and to keep out of trouble. CAROL LEDOHOWSKI Carol can usually be found in a big scramble about some little subject (boys, nat¬ urally.) She was a contestant for Carnival Queen this year along wiih her buddy, Carol Strickland. Carol always manages to get a kick out of everything, especially out of the room. Her ambition is to be a nurse, and we certainly wish her luck! LEO BLAUS “Big Olee” (sounds dangerous doesn’t it) can be seen talking, laughing or playing football. The envy of all the girls is Leo’s masculine giggle which can usually be heard throughout the grade ten room. Leo is the school’s youngest skip in the High School Bonspiel. His ambition is to earn lots of money for lots of food so that there will always be lots of Leo. IONA FARKAS If a clatter and a bang is heard in the grade ten room, Iona can usually be seen making it. However she gets her homework done just in time to annoy Mr. Noble. Iona takes an aeiive part in sports. She is captain of the volleyball team and the tallest mem¬ ber of the basketball team. In her spare time Iona can be seen assisting the Year Book Staff. She intends to own her own unbreakable glasses factory in the future. LORNE DYKE Lucky Lome occupies a front seat, but this doesn’t keep him from a leisurely stroll around the room every five minutes. It would surely surprise Mrs. Dreger if Lome would partake of a bit of homework once in thirty years. We sincerely hope he isn’t here that long. In the future Lome plans to make some money (how we don’t know). JANE BETTSCHEN This is our Canadian lass with the English accent. Janie enjoys horse-back riding and anything else that includes farm life. She occupies a front seat handy to pals Penny and Lynne, with whom you can find her chatting and giggling. She dislikes being tormented by Mr. James McFadden. Jane plans to take up social work when she leaves school. CHERYL CRIDDLE “Turn around, Jim!’’ is the menacing cry which penetrates the silence (???) of the grade ten room. Asi Mr. Noble investigates he finds a young, blonde miss defending herself with determination and a trusty compass. On week-ends Cheryl is found enjoying herself at Sunset Beach chasing frogs (etc.) Her ambition is to get the better end of a sparring contest with Jim. RONALD MORRICE The teachers are beginning to wonder if Ron knows where the front of the room is, foi) he always sits sideways in his desk. Why? To talk to Murray, of course. Ronald has spent many a weary night assisting the editor of the Year Book. When not enjoying geom¬ etry in one form or another, he is found annoying Mr. Noble via the vocal cords. Ron plans to get educated and then figure out what to do. CAROL STRICKLAND A ’57 Buick Special is Carol’s specialty. The heater is absent in the car, but who needs a heater? The majority of Carol’s day is taken up by talking and giggling with the boys around her in Mr. Pidhorny’s classes. Her ambition is to get in good with Mrs. Dreger, Mrs. Drake, Mr. Noble, Mr. Pidhorny, and Mr. Hariri. MURRAY FLEECE Murray spends most of his time talking to Ron Morrice and blowing his house up with scientific experiments so that he can become a scientist some day. The brains are

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CHARLES OLSON Charlie is a resident of Oakshela where he is the faithful paper-boy. He is one of the lucky ones who sits at the front of the room (making eyes and grinning at Mrs. Drake). Charlie has reformed; now if you look at him he only hits you instead of chasing you. He dislikes all the grade ten boys that pick on him. MARILYN WAYNERT Marilyn is often seen at the back of the room discussing interesting subjects (school? Oh, don’t be silly!) with Jane. Her favorite sayng is “Oh, really!!”. Marilyn’s smile will take her a long way in life as she also possesses a pleasant word for everyone. Marilyn’s main interests centrd around Esterhazy and subjects therein. ALLAN SHILLS The timid lad with the crimson blush describes our Allan. Smile at Allan, he blushes; ask him something and he blushes. We believe that he thinks the female race is the silliest thing ever created. But above all he makes good marks. If it wasn’t for his appear¬ ance, we certainly wouldn’t know of his presence. Allan plans to go to University after graduating. JANE REIGER Jane spends a lot of her time studying so that she can make the rest of us look dumb. Watching television and talking to Marilyn during school hours are Jane’s favorite pas¬ times. Jane dislikes having her picture taken and doing her homework (but by the looks of her marks she must do it anyway). To pass grade twelve and to become a stenographer is Jane’s ambition. WAYNE BELON Wayne sits at the back of the room due to the fact that no one can see over his head. This dark-haired lad doesn’t mind being storm-stayed at a certain farm eight miles south of town (???) Apart from being storm-stayed, Wayne’s hobbies are talking to the girls around him. His dislikes centre around “going stag” and school. To own a white Cadillac is Wayne’s main ambition. HELEN HOREJDA Helen, regardless of her almost mile hike to school, never seems to miss her classes. She is one of Mrs. Drake’s scholars, in other words she takes Latin. It’s this fair-haired girl with the creamy complexion that goes all out for basketball, volleyball and softball. Helen detests homework and loosing basketball games. After completing high school Helen plans on becoming a nurse. lynne Brown “Brown Cakes” spends ninety per cent of her time chatting with Janie, Lome or Penny and the remaining ten per cent back-chatting with Mr. Noble and Mrs. Dreger. Lynne patiently waits for letters from Terrace Bay, Ontario, hastly replying via return mail. She enjoys parties, dances, and food. “Brown Cakes” ambition is to get rid of that horrible name!! GARRY MAYER Garry came to B.H.S. this year from Grayson. He manages to occupy a seat relatively near the back of the room due to his quietness. French, Social Studies, and girls are Garry’s main weaknesses. Most of his day is spent flirting with Judy (which one) and talkng to anyone near him. Garry enjoys bowling, skating and dancing. When he leaves school, Garry plans to become an employee of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation. ELLEN MASTERS Ellen would be the president of the “Grade Ten Giggle Club” if there was such a thing because she is always laughing and talking with Maxine and Murray. Her likes centre around Whitewood, giggling, Whitewood, dancing and Whitewood. What is the at¬ traction in Whitewood?? Ellen was one of the Broadview representatives in the bryant oratory at Kipling. Her ambition—She hasn’t decided yet. DAVID HAMMOND “Don’t take life too seriously; you’ll never get out of it alive.” So much for the