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24 THE TECHALOGUE J1me,1946 if 51:1 I. gg p .J i l ,vital 55 Naam Back Row: Jim Rivington. Hugh Dutton. Bill Lewis, Lawrence Keen, Earl McGinnis, Bert Dunlop, Ron Braden, Jack Sproule, Bill Lunder, Teddy Swanson, Lindsay Stace. Third Row: Jack Macdonald, Malcolm Booth, Don Everts, Kenneth Mclntosh, Art Patenaude, Doug Caston. Ronald Briggs, Bruce Edney, Harry King, John Linfoot, Ronald Woodcock, Duane Broste. Second Row: Andy Anderson, Eddie Schmidt, Bob Addie, Don Smith, Charlie Girling, Eddie Preceski, Harold Rogers, Eddie Mykota, Alfred Bentley, Bill Duckett, Earle Hall. Front Row: Don Crawford, Bill Green, Gerald Mitchelmore, Don Hale, Mr. A. J. Edwards, Richard Dutka, Gerald Peterson, Doug Dunlop, Jim Rose. CLASS 1A Mr. Edwards: Chief school coach and popular teacher of lA, al- ways willing to help us. Bert Dunlop: He's got what the girls go for. Earl McGinnis: Irish wolf of lA. Gerald Mitchelmore: Gymnasium ace of the class. Jim Rose: Our best mathematician. Bill Green: He's got the brains, we've got the height. John Linfoot: Comes to school looking for a change. Malcolm Booth: Crackshot curler from Wiseton. Ted Swanson: Our star-gazer. Doug Dunlop: A little man with big ambitions. Bill Duckett: Silence is golden- Trigger Bruce Edney: Sometimes talks to himself. Richard Dutka: Class president and a flash at science. Jim Rivington: Nearly always Wakens at 11.55. Earle Hall: Just follow the rest, Earle. Eddie Mykota: Very seldom
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J1me,1946 THE TECHALOGUE 25 serious-Renard! Andy Anderson: Knows something about every- thing. Harold Rogers: Two more years to go, eh Harold? Don Craw- ford: Occasionally gets a notion to teach lA. Eddie Schmidt: Star athlete of the class. Charlie Girling: As long as I make a pass it'll be OK. Ronald Braden: Loves those senior girls. Lawrence Keene: Our Worthy Sutherland representative. Art Patenaude: Must own a book of excuses for not doing homework. Doug Caston: Often has girl trouble. Duane Broste: Miss Flatt's little library helper. Jack Sproule: Seen and also heard. Don Smith: Mr. Spicer caught him napping. Ronald Woodcock: Miss Moore's Frenchman. Gerald Peterson: Al- ways beefs except on meatless days. Ronald Briggs: Master elec- trician of IA. Lindsay Stace: Miss Moore's problem child. Alfred Bentley: Mr. Edwards, I think I should have another mark. Harry King: Mr. Edwards' chalk target. Don Everts: Mr. Finlay's humor- ist. Bill Lunder: Getting used to the city fast. Don Hale: King Ed- ward product. Bob Addie: Weasel hunter from Sutherland. Jack McDonald: Holds a pow-wow in his corner. Bill Lewis: Comp. expert. Ken McIntosh: Good-looking lad from the east. Hugh Dutton: Some- times comes a little late. .T-ki, CLASS 1B Mr. Agnew: Has an eye for figures, but his chief concern is the welfare of the class. Allan Adams: Our delivery boy. Gordon Almas: IBIS superman. Allison Anderson: Our big man. Louis Andrego: The Back Row: Bill Ferguson, Louis Andrego. Bob Curry, Len Ratzloff, Orville MacDonald, Ken Greenway, Gordon Almas, Allison Anderson. Jim Rogers. Third Row: Morris Westad, Ray Lundquist. Joe Cherwoniak, Ken Hill, Bob Samborski, Bill Keindel, Alex Gold. Allan Adams. Second Row: Walt Lisko, Albert Morrison, Lloyd Stolar, Stewart Dickson. Jim Galbraith, Murray Metcalf. Arthur Chaben. Germain Duerr, Stan Kornelson. Front Row: Lorne Crofford, Peter Humeny, Emil Woytowich, Jim Waselciw, Mr, Agnew, Fred Karpinka, Walther Christainton, Elmer Koronko.
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