Balfour Technical School - Beacon Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Joyce Banks: Her home is Hazenmore. She would like to be a Dietician. Ruby Eberhardt: Her ambition is to go to college; then take a business course. She wants to be a missionary. Annie Hutt: Annie came to Tech, from Tribune. She can’t decide whether to be a teacher or a nurse. Helmut Lenzin: A handsome lad with that Charles Box er technique. Bowls and loves to set up pins. (Bowling pins that is.) Bob McGillivray: An ex-Central ite. If you can ' t see him you will hear his Ha! Ha! Ha! Organized Tech’s Curling League. Arthur Miller: The quiet boy at the back of the room with that “what’s next” gleam in his eye. Bill Paisley: The best dressed boy in the school. Always keeps the “gang” happy by laughing at all their jokes. Edna Mae Rosborough: Very quiet in school but very nice. Member of Glee Club; with her cooking she’ll make a good wife. Pete Swanton: Known as “The Mad Chemist ' or “Proton Jr.”. Pete is strictly a woman-hater—so beware girls ' ! Lois Winsor: Lois came to Regina from Kin¬ caid.-Her future is very undecided. She and V ivianiare inseparable. w Katie Yee Clun: They call her “Cutie”. They say that the Chinese are backward but here’s one that certainly isn’t. Ron Henry, 4B: 4B’s War Hero. Could tell human interest stories by the hour. An A1 guy on our lists—University plans. Alicia Best: Calls Qu ' Appelle her home town. Alicia would like to be a hostess on an ocean liner. Bill Giokas: A Reformist. Can change any¬ thing from potatoes to a $5.00 bill. Hefty defence man on Pat Hockey Club. Leo Kobyashi: Doris Mang: Her home town is Raymore. Future lies in the field of Nursing. One of our more clever students. Hubert Miller: Wants to be an aeroplane mechanic in a clothing store. (He’ll look after the hangers.) Mary Polisky: She comes from Wynyard. Hopes to be a private secretary some day. Has fun dabbling in art. Fred Smith: Seldom seen—never heard. Fred is the boy who guards the nets for Tech’s hockey and is definitely good. She is an ex.-W.D. and former teacher. Looks forward to teaching Commercial. Camera shy. A strong supporter of the school sports (mostly girls’). Must have a “Superior I.Q.”. Vivian Little: She has hopes of being a “Florence Nightingale”. Vivian’s hometown is Kincaid. Practices long hours at her figure (skating). ' O ' uaPjUocIa Doug. Wilkinson: Member of “the” Union. Helps Bert wreck the car. Called Jeff by his friends. Phyllis Leinthwaite: - ■m Bill Rees, 4B: Our busy Executive; does his homework on “CKItM’s” time. Bright and brilliant future looming up for this stude. Marion Butler: We call her “Powder Puff” She has fun “sliding” into the room late. Member of Camera Club. Dora Hubbard: Her ambition rises to the height of being an Air Stewardess. She comes from Avonlea. Dorothy Koszman: She also comes from Tribune. Will become a Normal ite next year. Rose Lupick: Rose comes from Wood Moun¬ tain. She aspires to the teaching profession; a member of the Glee Club. Evelyn Massier: She wants to do some kind of office work. Hails from Pleasant- dale. Lucy Mills: The only girl in the room with curly haii—and natural too. She’s “Our Friend”; member of the Camera Club. Carol Robinson: First year at Tech. We call her “Electricity” because she’s the current rage. Future—U. of M. maybe. Tom Smith: “Bugs” has him in a daze. A true believer of Epicurus’ theory (Eat, drink, and be merry). Kay Ursaki: “The body” or “Sweater Girl’ has a yen for Paisley patterns She s an active member of French Club. Qa Ke ' ia Sluj, Gerald Hall. 4C: Takes an active interest in Biology. Seldom seen or heard but always there. Bill Snuggs, 4C: Hopes to be a detective like his Dad. (He’s got the feet for it.) Plays a “mean boogie”. Val Heintz, 4C: Going to school on the 5-year plan. Our “Collegiate Reporter”. Future?—Your guess is as good as his. Glen Buffam, 4C: Strictly aces the course in Literature. Very quiet, but still a good head.

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