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June,1946 THE TECHALOGUE 41 CLASS 3A Mr. Mair: Returned from overseas early in the term to take over 3A: helll wish he'd remained in the army. An excellent instructor and a real class teacher. Bob Dunford: Oscar lives up to the say- ing, Boys should be seen and not heard. Mac Ferguson: Often seen around Avenue H south. Ken Girling: Specializing this term in girls, what an avocation! Carl Hansen: My duty CZCAJ calls me, Aroo- oo-oo! Alan Henigman: Quiet, neat, and clever. John Hutchinson: Want a fight, McLaren? Charles Jeffries: Chuck, our air cadet of high esteem. Bob Katzer: Sleepy, Mr. Chan's dreamer. Don Lardner: Flash, good at hockey and history. Lester McCallum: Our bonny Scotch pal. Lorne McLeod: Sparks, specializing in electricity. Les McGowan: Knows a lot but says little. Ken McLaren: Ex-aircrew, our class president, basketball coach and star player. Jim McMurtry: Sometimes referred to as Dead Panf' Martin Mallard: His head's in the air, airplanes the reason, eh Sarg? Darwin Mann: Knows all the girls, so has lots of friends. Jacob Nickel: Jake is everybody's pal- always has his homework done. John Odishaw: J.D. , class history quiz leader. Metro Patrick: Lil Abner, tall, dark and good looking. Bill Rayner: Gus,l' rugby and basketball star of 3A. Orest Romanko: Ozark Ike, ready for rugby next fall. Gordon Sisson: The Mole, class genius. Bob Spurgeon: Our math specialist, known as 'tJumpy. Griffith Toole: Expert at minding his own business. Len Walters: Pea Nuts, called the cute lil' wolf. Arthur Yurkowski: Eddie Rich- enbacker, the second. ,Q-ALT CLASS 3B Hear that noise? Of course, it's 3B hurrying into the room as the last bell goes. Who's got their chemistry done? Lend me your French! Miss Usborne: Has just what it takes to lead a group like ours. Jack Adolph: Hockey player de luxe, we wonder? Betty Beattie: French teacher, isn't it, Miss Beattie? Robert Bodnarchuk: Store keeper, but very agreeable. Vicky Bodnarchuk: Actress with day dreams. Mabel Fisher: Housewife? Oh, no! of course not. Elsie Hamp: New Year's present, doing fine. William Herchak: Engineer, watch his sparks. Gordon Hill: Poet, can he write! Lorraine Holdner: Principal at Young some day. Helen lvanchuk: Sewing is what gets her. James Kermeen: Agriculture! with that education be careful. Alice Kowal- enko: A friendly smile for everyone. Paul Kubica: Builder of the new world. Mary Kurashek: Specialist in Shakespeare. James MacKay: Future manager of the Bessborough. Walter Manchur: Airforce, what a future! Emily Matheson: Fancy skater, watch those curves! Savella Michayluk: Housewife, watch those steaks! Eunice Nelson: Teacher, she'll make a good one too. Frances Piatka: Dressmaker, watch those pins! Mary Rayz: Prize novelist, she's good. Lillian Reidt: Physics teacher, I knew it. Alex Repski: Ambitious, fun and still more fun. Warren Roy: Photography, mlore pictures, eh! James Tullis: Gas agent at Tullis, Sask. Jack Veitch: Mayor of Sutherland, Sask. Linda Waldner: Singer, you'll get there too. Ivor Thokle: The scientist of tomorrow.
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