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

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Compliments of . . . MID WEST MOTORS LTD. Rose 12th, Regina Brownlee Drug Store Albert at 14th Prescriptions, Toiletries and Drug Necessities LOGGIES Fine Footwear Exclusive Agents for Selby Arch Preserver Shoes 1834 Hamilton St. Regina Joan Ast -Miss Irma Wright of I A. Betty Bing-Wo -A grand friend to have. Dorothy Blazeiko — Got some lovely sweaters. Joyce Claxton -Would rather stay home than do Acctg. Annie Cleniuk -Hmn! not bad—work! Shirley DeBolt— 1 The Ishkabibble of Bal¬ four Tech. Isabelle Flash—Is she as seared as she looks? Loretta Fuchs—A good sport! Howard Graff -Does he set his hair? Lois Griston—An active student in athletics. Alta Harvey- -lA’s skating figure. Mouriene Heard — Has new and bright ideas. Isabel Hranchuk—Our singing star of tomorrow. Mary Kaufman —Well, I passed! Bob Kish- The example! Elizabeth Kozack—A newcomer to 1A. Stanley Loucks—Reads other people’s notes. Mary McDonald -Likes going to the “V” for swimming. Betty Maier—Bright student in French —why? Geraldine Miller—A good sport! Sylvia Orthner—We always forget what she looks like. Georgina Prepchuk — Always cracking jokes. NornaReader—Hadfun atour Form party. Dorothy Reid—Never says much. Robert Rennie—Knows his French. Elsie Roteliuk -Is she always quiet? Kathleen Rust -Wishes she were still here. Evelyn Sawchuk—A blonde! Anne Seniuk—Career girl! Doreen Smith- -Is she always that quiet? Lois Sparrow—Up on all her studies. Elsie Stevenson -Our Goldilocks! Betty Stovin—Never seems to have a pencil. Arlene Tibbutt -Why can’t outsiders come to the Tech, dances? Mary Trenker — lA’s star basketball player. Alec Varro—One of the five musty steers. Mary Vlanich—“Brain Wave” of our Form. Theresa Wagner—“I’m a big girl now!” BOWLING At the Vic Alleys Is Ideal Recreation ★ PETE GOTTSEEIG, Mgr. ARMY NAVY SUPER MARKET For Fresh Fruits, Meats and Groceries Pauline Allardyce- Has charm! Lorraine Butler—Always finds something to laugh at. Kathleen Chavich -Says little but hears all. Germayne Dugas—Our well-liked Form Rep. Dolores Ehrle—Likes hockey, I wonder why? Eileen Forsyth -Took a liking to Health. Mabel Foy—Will get you a taxi! Vivian Goski—Acts shy, but we know better. Doreen Gourde—Got what it takes. Jean Gourley -A fine young lady. Norma Gourlie—Clan be plenty witty at. times. Louise Hartnell—A suspicious character. Gloria Hill—A cute little number. Anne Hungle—Left us unaware. Doreen Jesse—Seen and not heard. Marlene Keetley—Mania for combing her hair. George Keenan—Discontinued school. Rita Kravoski —Always back in the afternoon. Dorothy Lamb—Lives up to her name. Edith Lerner -Has plenty of good points. Jean McEwen -An attentive student. Irene Marcia—Quiet in school, but we wonder? Dorothy Middleton—-A born acrobat. Betty Milne—Quiet and studious. Pat Morris —IB’s fiddler and good too! Pat Moyer—Favorite song?—Billy Boy! Jean Parker—Left us for the coast. Dorraine Rogers—The life of IB. Doreen Roscoe—Quiz kid. Stella Seniuk—Dark hair, dark eyes— what more could you ask for. Marie Spack—A swell person to know. Dot. Thauberger—Back in the afternoons with Rita. Lorna Thompson — Always admiring beauty. Shirley Watt—-Has those endearing young charms. Maureen Vickaryous — Other interests out of school. Bill Wilson—Neat, snappy, sharp—and single! Gordon Wiseman—Certainly was a wise man. Elese Wroe—One “half”. Faye Wroe—The other “half”. Donelda Younghusband—Finds you seats at the Rex. George Zaran—Quiet in school—but who’s to know? ★ Shop at the Super Market Where All Friends Meet Betty-Lou Bingham — Our own Esther Williams. Hilda Boers—Gleam in her eye. Lillian Bacsu—Plays in the orchestra. Viola Crandall—Gets along with every¬ body. Sephrene Dewey—Good things come in small packages. Marian Dietrich The quiet type. Joyce Donison—She’s little but, oh my! Vi Galon—Here to-day, gone tomorrow. Betty Hutchinson —Veronica Lake has nothing on her. Elsie Hilderman -Takes her high marks with a smile. Georgina Hoare -Ask her for a good excuse. Jessie Hill—Where’s the beauty parlor? Dorothy Haswell—The human friend. Nora Johnson —How’s your brother? I Irene Keil—Has a sinik 1 for everyone. ie Alvina Keil—Quiet and intelligent. Dorothy Kennedy—Ball of atomic energy. Frieda Kelsch—Blonde and blue-eyed. Thelma Livingstone—Knows her P’s and Q’s. Lorraine Miller—Our meadow lark. Vicky Prepchuck—Works at the Vic Alleys. Ivy Perry—The reason teachers go for the ruler. Louise Petrovitch—Sees all, knows all. Evelyn Smith—Works at the Vic Alleys. Betty Stewart—A true friend of Joyce. Rose Thomas—Our own walkie-talkie. Joyce Tomlinson—“Where’s the desk book?” Ethel Vasile—Tall, dark and attractive. Arietta Wolfe—Room Rep. Marjorie Wolfe — Only 100 per cent, in Accounting. Doris Wright -A true lover of Shorthand. Page 82 Balfour Beacon ’J,7

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BALFOUR TECHNICAL SCHOOL Offers the Following Courses: MATRICULATION For students wishing to qualify for admission to the faculties and schools of Engineering, Accounting, Commerce, Household Science and Nursing at the University of Saskatchewan. NORMAL SCHOOL ENTRANCE For prospective teachers who wish to obtain special qualifications for instructing in vocational work and to prepare for admission to the Provincial Normal Schools. The introduction of commercial and indus¬ trial arts in the smaller centres of the province offers new and inviting fields of endeavour to those who plan to enter the teaching profession. COMMERCIAL A four-year course including commercial training preparing students to enter business as secretaries, stenographers or bookkeepers. A one-year course for students eighteen years of age or over who have completed at least Grade Ten, placing emphasis on necessary com¬ mercial skills, and designed for those who plan to enter business. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS A four-year course including Cooking, Sewing and Household Admini¬ stration, for those who plan advanced work or who wish to become pro¬ ficient in the household arts or to enter the nursing profession. TECHNICAL A four-year course permitting students to specialize the fields of Electricity, Drafting, Woodwork, Machine Motor Engineering. in cue of Shop or ART AND MUSIC Full facilities for those who wish to include fine and practical arts, vocal and orchestral work and music appreciation in their courses. CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES Extra-curricular activities giving expression to student interests through the media of Orchestra, Glee Club, Alpha Tau (Typing), School Newspaper and Annual, Badminton, Tennis, Camera, Drama, French, Latin, Machine Shop, Public Speaking, and Writers Clubs. FOR INFORMATION, please telephone 29 444 or address The Principal, Balfour Technical School, Regina, Saskatchewan. Balfour Beacon ’47 Page 31

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Back Row—T. Wagner, E. Sawchuk, M. Vlanich, L. Griston, D. Reid, M. Trenker, L. Sparrow. Second Row—L. Fuchs, G. Miller, B. Bing Wo, A. Tibbutt, S. DeBolt, E. Roteliuk, I. Hran- chuk, B. Maier. First Row—J. Ast, N. Reader, M. Heard, A. Cleniuk, B. Stovin. Missing—B. Kish, R. Rennie, S. Loucks, H. Graff, E. Kozack, J. Claxton, M. Kaufman, A. Seniuk, G. Prepehuk, M. McDonald, A. Harvey, D. Blazeiko, I. Flash, E. Stevenson. Back Row—R. Kravoski, .1. Gourley, M. Spack, D. Lamb, I. Marcia, J. Parker, G. Dugas, E. Lerner, D. Middleton, B. Milne. Third Row—L. Hartnell, D. Thau- berger, S. Seniuk, S. Watt, L. Thompson, E. Forsyth, A. Hungle, D. Younghusband, M. Keetley, G. Zaron. Second Row—D. Roscoe, J. McEwen, F. Wroe, E. Wroe, D. Gourlie, N. Gourlie, P. Morris, P. Moyer, B. Wilson. First Row—P. Allardyce, D. Rogers, L. Butler, G. Hill, V. Goski, D. Ehrle, D. Jesse, K. Chavich. Missing—M. Vickaryous, G. Wiseman. Back Row—T. Livingstone, D. Wright, B. Hutchinson, M. Wolfe, V. Prepchuck, B. Bingham, H. Boers, Stewart, J. Tomlinson. Second Row—M. Dietrich, R. Thomas, L. Petrovitch, S. Dewey, D. Haswell, D. Kennedy, N. Johnson, A. Wolfe, E. Hilderman, L. Miller. First Row—J. Donison, B. Kelsch, A. Keil, I. Keil. Missing—D. Yeroff, I. Perry, V. Crandall, G. Hoare, J. Hill, E. Smith, E. Vasile.