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

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MARION COUTTIE Men.” DIXIE SARAZEN—“When Johnny Comes March¬ ing Home.” Gamesui Sluj,, S3 INGRID THOMSEN -Why don’t girls go to Campion? MARJORIE HENRY -Just what doesn’t she know? EDYTHE ATKINSON—Convinced she’s a man- hater. MARJORIE BLAIR—Silence is golden! IRMA BLOCK This lass comes from St. Boswells. JEAN PAINTER —Seldom seen. HELEN CHIPLEY Not as quiet as we thought. PAT CRESS WELLER -Likes a red-headed boy. FRANCES DAVIES —Prospective ' private secretary. CAROLE ENGEL—Always here by 8.29%. MAEOLLA FELSKE—Seen but seldom heard. JACOUELINE JONES—Loves having her picture taken. EMILIE KAMINSKI Takes care of the desk book. ROSE KAUFHOLD—Hails from Kelliher. ELIZABETH KIDD 1 oves skating! ANNE KUREK -Quiet! but sometimes we wonder? LYDIA LAMERS—-An all-round good kid. ETHEL LUCKMAN -Nice and quiet? MARGARET MARSHALL Left us to work. PHYLLIS MORRIS—Is a man-hater now? MARGARET NELSON -The quiet, studious type. MARY NEISNER -Provides the amusement in S2. BERNICE OLLINGER-Always has her home¬ work done. EVELYN OLSON -Agrees with Shorthand. HELEN OVEREND Evenings spent at the Wascana Winter Club? AUDREY PITTS—I got it at Reeves! MARY LOU REDDECOPP Active participant in social life at Tech. MABEL RICHARDSON -Mabel sweet and able. NORMA SMITH -She sings too! EVELYN SPIDELL—fame from Luther.

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JACK BROWNE- Don’t talk that FRANK CHESKO—One more peri JIM DAVIDSON Physics is his . ERVAN HARLOS—More of 3 ' collection. RAY HEWAK At basketball he’s RON HOPKINS—I wonder if he t: STEVE KOSTICHUK -Steve ' s al EUGENE LAMBERT The Flyinp FRANK LEFFLER A newcomer i JACK LEIBHAM Junior basketb; KOSTA MALESKU -Today I can STAN MURKETT ‘Long time, i FRANK STAGER -Senior basket! ALEX WALTER—What ' s wrong v BILL BALLANTINE—Don’t talk that way to Jack! ALAN BELL -3G’s Churchill. DAVID BING WO—One of many at Tech. DON BORYS Where was I on Saturday? KEN DEMPSEY- Competition for Van Egmond. JOHN LAMBRECHT Mom’s litt HOWARD MADER -Always has done. BOB McMILLAN Why SI, Bob? JOHN MONEO Quiet but not so DON MUNRO—If I just lmd his n ERNIE OZEMBLOSKI -Now say

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ETHEL BENKO-—Small, dark, exotic type. EUNICE BONDARENKO I wonder what she’s thinking? ALICE CASCON Nightingale with a yen for men. NETTIE FRIESEN -Actions speak louder than words. ELIZABETH FRIESEN Better late than never. ELEANOR GAFFNEY Forever telling jokes. GEORGINA TWELLS -Always ready to hel DORIS SHELSTAD—Our own Betty Grable. Camera Shy HELEN COBURN —Lett before we got to know her. EUNICE ELLASCHUK- Left at Xmas. DOROTHY GALBRAITH -Sows like “furry.” ELLEN KIRICHENKO Why the far-away look? BETTY MANGLIS—Quiet in school, but after¬ wards? KIKU SASAKI -Friendly and sociable. MILDRED SUTTER—Oh the gleam in your eyes! IRENE SEIDLER Left at Xmas. MACHINE SHOP MacUute Slta x KEN INCH Sophomore with all the answers. LYALL ISMOND—Always carrying a radio around. CECIL JOHNSON —Mascot of Motor Engineering. HERMAN LUEDTKE Muscle man. BOB MUIR Machine Shop’s Wolf.