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Dale Bailey: Is an excellent student ; seems to be rather shy at school. Plans to return next year for a commercial course. George Belteck: One of 4A’s quiet studious types ' Likes to talk about electricity, radio circuits and ? Jim Buchan: Always a good sport and likes to keep things rolling at our dances. Have you ever noticed Jim’s ties? (bow). Ron Brown: Ron is energetic in sports and an active member of the Students’ Council. If you want anything done just ask Ron. John Corkis: Participated in Bryant Oratory contest; takes Latin and is president of the French Club. With his marks he should make a good teacher. Harry Glaister: 4A’s form representative and a good one. Plans to study Electrical Engineering at Varsity in Saska¬ toon. Girls, take note of his wavy red hair! Bob Jolly: Bob is true to his name. Greets everyone wth a big smile and “Hiya, kid!” He plays hockey, rugby and hardball. Bill McLavish: Bill goes in for fancy clothes and seems to have a way with the girls. His plans for the future are indefinite. Bob Barmby: Always worrying about an exam Bob’s best subjects are Motor Engineering and Welding. Doug. Berglund; Blows a mean “sax” in one of our favorite orchestras. Manages to get to school on time (some times). Norman Bing-Wo: Bing is the life of 4A and the school parties. He is Sports Editor for the Balforum. (Ever read his stories?) Dale F. Child: Has a great deal of enthusiasm for motorcycles. Interested in electricity, too. What’s the big attraction at Scott, Dale? Harold Crossman: Worked hard on the staff of the Beacon. Also a prominent member of the Quill and Scroll. Really gets around! Benno Hoyer: Hails from Edenwold. A very quiet likeable chap. He and Walter seem to get along well. Likes dancing, girls. Leonard Kaminski: Our big handsome “brute” with wavy hair. Takes quite an interest in Biology. Seems to be attracted to 4B. Dan Moneo: He stars in French but his favorite saying in History is “What was that, please?” Another dentist? Walter Orthner: Handsome lad but has no curls, Little to say but lots to do. Our advice is “Careful, girls, He may be smiling now, at you!” George Perfect: Takes an active part in the Glee Club; says his tastes run towards blondes. His main hobby is photography. Joe Petreny: President of the Students ' Coun¬ cil, also captain of the rugby team. Plans on entering Regina College next year with a view to studying medicine. Bill Urschel: A8 yet has no plans for the future. Bill has quite an interest in sports and ? Ken Porterfield: Properties’ Manager of Students’ Council, active member of the Air Cadets; plans to be a Chemical Engineer. What’s his interest in 4B? Peter Walbaum: An ardent sports fan and seen at every game. No definite plans for the future. May return for a commercial course next year. Gamesui Sluf. Morley Bogues: The quiet refined type of boy, (careful girls, he could be fooling), What ' s 4C got that 4B lacks. Morley? Sam Haymore: The mainstay of Tech’s hockey team. Sam enjoys life to judge by his broad smile; the tall, dark and handsome type. Charles Rogozinsky: Takes his work very seriously. He hails from Stenen. Future in¬ cludes Draughting and Engineering. Harold Saxby: A rather quiet lad in the halls. Is taking four grades of French in one year; doing quite well from all reports. Art Belick: In sports he is the “atom”, He’s always up and at ’em. He may be short of stature, But he has a friendly nature. William J. Berry: Like his brother, another camera fiend. Photographer for the Balforum and Beacon. He plans to attend Varsity for a B.Sc. George Bradley: A studious type of boy with a physique that the girls admire. George is planning on dentistry as his profession. Steve Caragata: Does that Scotch tarn help your curling, Steve? Claims his favorite subject is Literature. We wonder why? Lloyd Frostad: A smart lad from Kincaid who is planning to study Medicine. He is also thinking about a degree in music. Stan Husum: A bright student ; stars in Mathe¬ matics but would rather you wouldn ' t mention History. Future undecided. Abie Klassen: The best-dressed man in 4A, Abie gets along well in school except in History. He loves to play basketball. Roy Nakagawa: Member of Badminton club and French club. Plans on entering Varsity, majoring in Engineering. With marks like his it will be a snap. Gayle Perkins: A new-comer this year and is the only girl in 4A. (Hubba- Iiubba.) Is our favorite pin-up girl. Plans to be a nurse. Jack Toronchuk: Likes Machine Shop best of all and is constructing a snappy- looking lathe. Has no special interest in girls. Ralph Waldo: President of Machine Shop Club and Printing Club. Has no definite plans for the future but has taken four years of Machine Shop. Terry Woods: A member of the Badminton Club. Plays a good game of basketball and rugby; says he would like to be a P.T. instructor.
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Sylvia Altwasser: “Why does Sylvia make a dash When she sees the ’38 Nash? A fellow from Moose Jaw comes to the door, You’ll have to see Sylvia if you want to know’ more. Eleanor Biggs: A Home Economics student with an eye for smart clothes. Loves to skate. Jessie Burks: Must be related to Einstein— keeps that corner in stitches with her puns. A whiz in shorthand — 120. Peggy Davis: A bright young lass all the way from Choiceland. Quiet in school—• but lots of fun away from Tech’s shadow. Plans on being a teacher. Dorothy Fromback: A fair-haired girl from Edenwold. Swims like a fish. Her ambition— to attend the sick, and smell drugs, (nurse). Doreen Jones: “Hairpins. Loves her country estate and all its fresh air. Barbara’s side-kick; has a wonderful smile and just loves Accounting. Gwen Lambrecht: Nicknamed “Shortie’ . Greased lightning on a typewriter; small— but can get around. Mickey Marusiak: Always having “heart-aches’’ Would rather dance than eat; loves to read (aloud in class) parts (small) of “Hamlet”. Pat Rattray: “Grade XII this year Stenography next; But after that I’ll burn every text! Jackie Smith: 4B’s blue-eyed goldy locks. Industrious member of French Club. No interest in boys of Balfour—but we know otherwise. Shirley Vancuren: A dark-haired Miss from Buffalo Gap. Quiet as a mouse—but we could be wrong. Aims to retire when school is over. June Williams: Editor-in-Chief of the Balforum. Blushes like mad—Vera’s double. Enjoy’s Saturday night skating. Emma Bartel: Comes from Elbow, Sask. An ardent and enthusiastic member of Tech’s Swimming Club. Plans to train at Grey Nuns. Joyce Blake: An intelligent, black-haired young Miss. Has a slight prefer¬ ence for the James Mason type— we thought she was quiet! Lois Chesworth: Lou can’t make up her mind so loves them all. Has an interest at U.T.S. or maybe it’s skating. Her future — well, vague. Wilma Devereux: Alias (Billy the Kid). Hails from Big Beaver. Interest in sports and subjects (school). Desires to be a teacher. Joyce Gilfillian: A good sport in all ways and ull of jokes. Likes to listen to good records and just loves poetry, especially Shakespeare. Nan Korpus: Hails from Central but goes all out for Tech, in Basketball. Her future is definite—isn’t it, Nan? Quite the pianist and leads French Club in our musicales. Marie Lange: Plans to head West—in June. Wonder why? A gal handy with brushes and paints. Helen Masinick: The energetic Feature Editor of the Beacon. Member of the Quill and Scroll. She’ll make a fine secretary for someone. Phyllis Roberts: Sports’ fiend and active. Captain of Senior Girls’ Basketball team. Loves to swim. Manages an “80 . Wonder how? Beatrice Beng: Comes puffing in at 8.29 a.m. just in time to mark the desk book. Interested and active in drama. Plans to attend Normal. Marilyn Boyle: Theme song—“ I ' ve got keys that jingle, jangle, jingle . Active in Glee Club, Drama Club and French Club. Intends to go to Manitoba University. Vicki Cox: We call her “Slim . She plans to come to Tech, next year and take Stenography. Works at the Rex. Arleane Fister: Our giggling brown-eyed lass with very busy weekends. Can ' t stand Trig. Geom. Aspires to teach the three “R’s”. Vera James: Our excellent form representa¬ tive. News editor of Balforum; Editor of Beacon—a busy lass with lots of class. Edith Lambrecht: “Edie” President of Girls’ Ath¬ letic Council. Advertising Manager of Balforum. A “dribbling” success in sports. Aims to be a private secretary. Norma Lowenberger: A Brain Child. Very quiet—but we wonder? Could definitely handle anything in the executive line. Isabel Radu: Diligent Business Manager of the Beacon; Secretary of the Balforum; also member of the Quill and Scroll. Mildred Shewchuk: A quiet energetic student of 4B (if there are any). Has no definite plans, but we know she’ll make good. Barbara Stemper: Drama enthusiast; member of the Quill and Scroll Society. Plans to work in radio. Good luck!! Joy Strudwick: Our bright little blonde who hails from Fort Qu’Appelle. Enjoys life at Tech. Hopes to train for a nurse. Shirley Wait: Hails from Toronto. Bowling fiend; swims expertly and belongs to Tech’s Senior Swim Club. Nellie Wicijowski: The gal with the hundreds of beautiful sweaters and thousands of new ideas. First love—history?? Camera Slup Gerald E. Mann: What’s the attraction at the bowling alleys, Jerry? He plans to attend Agricultural College in Manitoba after completing Grade XII. Joan Pearce: Active member of the Beacon and Balforum staff. Heaps of fun all the time. Plans to study stenography at Cornell.
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