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

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and Cathie were winners of the Twist Contest. The prizes for all the novelty dances were in the line of baby attire, (rubber pants, etc.) and other oddities such as suspenders. Lunch and Home Sweet Home followed. .EDUCATION DAY The attendance at the annual Education Day this year, held on Thursday, March 8th, totalled 136. The high school had their equipment on display in the lab. The grades seven and eight rooms put on a tea while the high school provided the entertainment—volleyball and basketball games. B.H.S. on Stage This year, instead of our usual Drama Night, the Broadview High School Assembly put ori| a Variety Night. A committee was chosen to plan the program, which consisted of two plays, “French Toast’’ and “Rise and Shine’’, tumbling, musical items—vocal and instrumental, and the “Dances of the Ages.” The Red Cross looked after the party at the school following the program., The theme for decorations was the Peppermint Lounge. Everybody had a splendid Time—Congratula¬ tions, all!! Meek voice on the telephone: “Doctor, my wife has just dislocated her jaw. If you’re up this way next week or the week after, you might drop in and see her;” Sweet young thing to loving beau who has just proposed: “of course I could live on what you make.But what would you live on?” A big city minister visiting a rural parish was asked to pray for rain, The rain came in floods and destroyed some of the crops, whereupon one elder remarked to another: “This is what comes from asking a man to pray when he doesn’t know; agriculture!” It was getting cold and all the other pigeons had flown south, but baby pigeon could not seem to fly. One day Mama pigeon said, ‘ If you don’t learn to fly today I’ll have to tie a rope around your neck and tow you along. “But”, baby pigeon cried, Mommie, I don’t want to be pigeon-towed!”