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

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SSVVSWr If Back Row -V. Bruce, M. Granville, J. Shier, P. Finnegan, L Nagel, V. Cerniuk, B. Bennett- Fourth Row—C. Bishoff, K. Gaff¬ ney, J. Kish, V. Goldfinch, L Mearns, H. Busch, M. Breden Third Row—A, McEIree, G. Acht- zener, A. Turnovitski, .1. Deni¬ son, F. Walker, E. Wolfe, .1. Pederson, M. Wrobel, D. Christie. Second Row- -J). Liski, D. Stewart, F. Biden, D. McWilliams, .1. Achtzner, 1). Martin. First Row L. Oliver, I). Schlosser, .1. Tomlinson, H. Wolfe, I). Rusaw, R. Weber, L. Velon, E. Shmyr. Missing—B. Banman Costea, A. Hager N. Williams. Back Row — E. Weisbrot, G. Sage J. Nixon, H. Schmidt, .1. Sav¬ age, H. Dean, E. Taylor, E Dormuth, P. Leveille, B. Shell- ska, T. Luckey. Fourth Row—J. Doneson, B. Wil¬ liams, J. Henry, H. Kruger, A Tufts, D. Ellis, R. Reavley, D Dent- Third Row- M. Maeir, P. Brooks, M. Glass, J. Moroschan, B Johnson, B. Powless. Second Row — M. Hoffert, M Graham, L. Roteliuk, D. Hain, V. Nenson, J. Shorten, P, Partridge, D. Richardson. First Row—K. Powless, D. Fel- linger, E. Wolfe, F. Oliver, E. Lumb. Missing — A. Armstrong, R. Borys, W. Chowen, B. Etches. Back Row—B. McGill, N. Vuk, N. Prepchuck, D. Hamilton, B. Griston, P. Masnick, Tom Reader. Fourth Row—D. Bell, V. Howie, H. Hameluck, G. Anstice, J. Ber- naski, D. Vincent. Third Row—W. Cowen, R. Shaver, B. Jones, K. McEachern, T. Soder, B. Wenger, A. Relkey. Second Row—N. Weiss, K. Hamil¬ ton, L. Dixon, T. Schmidt, R. Reid, E. Graff, L. Ortman, S. Hunker. First Row- K. Sutherland, W. Soroko, L. Javorik, T. Mario, A. Burge, B. Woods. » 1 - o

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Back Row— A. Cunningham, F. Boehlen, D. Farnum, M. Ewashko, J. Fisher. Fourth Row—G. Andrews, P. Ostafie, R. Gerde, J. Both, J. Arnold, G. Rimmer. Third Row—E. Fitzgerald, W. Gee, C. Balzer, P. Mocanu, W. Boehlen, R. Murray, S. Sinclair, A. Fazekus. Second Row K. Noble, M. Simpson, B. Gehl, E. Meckling, .1. Kolanchey, R. McElroy, R. Megges- son, G. Saxby. First Row— B. Lambrec ht, E. Beutel, E. Ryder, J. Pringle, H. Debee, B. Weiss, B. Dietrich, C. Dean. Missing — ( I. Durbin, A. Maier, D. Murray, R. Winestock, If. Schmidt, 2cM George Andrews—“Keep your mind off the girl while in school”. Gerald Arnold -Big, strong and hand¬ some. Carl Balzer—Has a good imagination. Ed Beutel -Hard working friend of ours. Fred Boehlen -Frankie—not in voice, but in clothes. Walter Boehlen Authority on women. Jim Both —What does he do at Lang? A1 Cunningham—Our expert driver. Calvin Dean -“Crackshot”. Harold Debee -Don’t those waves make you seasick? George Durbin—Why is he in “Glee Club”? Bill Dietrich Takes three weeks to recover from a wedding. Mike Ewashko—Sure likes the “V”— Y.M.C.A. of course. Jack Fisher -Why is he always at the Stadium? Ernie Fitzgerald King of the sparrows. Don Farnum—“Handsome”. Andrew Fazakas -“Oh, that man!” Wilf Gee- It’s a bird, it’s a plane—no, it’s Gee. Bill Gehl—Our handsome bookkeeper. Roy Gerde “Frankie”. John Kolanchey—Answers you in terms of X and Y. Bob Lambrecht—Our blonde-headed little boy. Ralph McElroy—Studious character. Arnold Maier—Silent and intellectual, except with the girls. Ernie Meckling—The he-man of 2H. Reg Meggeson—“Don’t the wave s get you ”? Phil Mocanu—Uncle Remus to all the girls. Ron Murray—Sells his books at Christmas. Don Murray —A good form “Rep”. Ken Noble—“Very noble, indeed!” Paul Ostafie—“Bouncer”. John Pringle—Likes to jingle. Gay Rimmer—Has his mind set on being a band leader. Ed Ryder—Here today, gone tomorrow. George Saxby—Quiet, but bright. Malcolm Simpson The mad scientist. Stewart Sinclair—The holiday man. Herman Schmidt—Romeo, Romeo, where art thou? Bill Weiss -The Joe Louis of 2H. Ron Winestock —A barrel of fun. SASKATCHEWAN CO-OPERATIVE ' CREAMERY ASSOCIATION LIMITED HANNAH BROS. JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS Sales and Service for All JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS SERVEL KEROSENE REFRIGERATORS 1156 Broad St. Phone 94544 Regina SASKATCHEWAN MOTOR CO. LTD. Distributors Chrysler — Plymouth — Fargo FRANK’S CAFE 1514 11th Ave. REGINA, SASK. WALTER M. LOGAN LTD. General Insurance Agents Huron Erie Bldg. Regina, Sask. Phone 22631 - 22632 Compliments of Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd. ★ Lumber and Building Materials Coal and Wood ★ PH. 93129 REGINA, Sask. Page 30 Balfour Beacon ' If!