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

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Lorraine Anaka —Nice girl! Mary Bobych —Quiet in school, but outside? Elizabeth Braun —Peewee. Joyce Burgess Never can get her on the telephone. Adeline Buehler —The brain wave. Cynthia Brinkworth — Form Rep. We couldn’t do without her. Marlene Christenson —She’s keen on 2H. Phyllis Cronin— -Who ' s that blue eyed boy in 3F? Pearl Denis —Expert at chewing gum. Edith Denton —Knows her bookkeeping. Rita Eistetter —The ring leader. Joyce Entwistle —Comes from Parkman, Sask. Mary Geisinger -Industrious worker. Dorothy Herman —Has interests in men. Clarice Hill —Always lending her mirror. Helen Hagn —Bookworm. Eleanor Jasper —“Jassy” for short. Jane Kernechuk -Not bad for a kid sister. Marjorie Kernechuk—A whizz at Short¬ hand. Gerry Lehman—Has interests in Scott. Nell Laub -Those weekends! Elizabeth Mocharuk—Shirley’s side-kick. Virginia Montan—Hails from Scott. Margaret MacKay—A Scotchman atheart. Margaret Malhiot —A hockey fan. Shirley Petersen—Understands equations. Lorraine Prinster—Small, but oh brother! Monica Schaeffer—Never has time to do her homework! Helen Tiganish—What has IK got that the other forms haven’t. Vicky Ursan—The joker! Elsie Weidner—Always hits the 80 mark in shorthand. May Ward—Has interests outside of school. Dorene Zaron—Has interests in Moose Jaw. IK Reuben Blondeau —Hails from Lebret. Gerald Chapman —Never misses school— what a boy! John Deck —Thinks release-slips grow on trees. Laurent Gagnier —Skips? Oh never! Bernard Grebinsky —The ladies’-man. George Hotzon —Supposed to be quite a shark. Bob Kelly —Thinks school is tops. Frank Love —Lives up to his name, “Rusty”. Don Moran —The machine shop miracle. Jim McMillin—Chews and chews—gum. Peter Reiss—Prefers to have his feet above his head. Don Shadbolt—“The little man who wasn’t there”—since Christmas. Hugh Sweet—The smile that charms. Bob Watson—Quit on us—and took a job. Doug Weir —Little but mighty. Roger White—Form representative—in¬ terests at Scott. Ralph Wood—Who knows which is talking? Ray Wood —But it was Ralph! l£ Lawrence Busch —I’ll bet he has a brother called “Tree”! Douglas Bramall —Jumbo. Dalton Cassin —Tiny tot. Fred Claxton —The sportsman. Joe Dielschneider —Never a dull moment. Gail Downey —Form money moocher. Reg Darwin —He’s been around. Roy Farmer —The boy who loves school. Paul Fox —An ardent Hockey Player. Don Forbes —Hair like a brush. Len Folkeard —Hockey enthusiast. Carl Gebert —Sequel to Kilroy. Morris Gates —Quiet only when sleeping. Harold Hartzog —Has a brainstorm every two seconds. Ray Hunker —Always drawing profiles. Chas. Hoodie —Chance for a steady. Jim Hill —What eyes! Jack Kain —The scientist. Leonard Kerr —He gets along so well. Ken Kerr —Oh! brother! Charlie Leach—A leech is a bug. Harold Lamers -More work less talk. David Law—The toothless genius. Bill Metcalfe—Walt Disney’s “Goofy”. Clayton Montain—The artist. Edward Machowski -The guy with an Al personality. Dave Nilson -Typical teen-ager. Alois Piotrofsky -Einstein. Nick Piotrofsky -Always looking happy. Harvey Schmidt—Loves school. Ken Smith—“Dark Eyes”. Jack Torrie—Always smiling through. Bob Townsend—He knows more girls— Ted Townsend—Girls call him “Van”. Wilf Tomlinson—“I like gals”. Herby Uhren—Never where you want him. Glen Wright —Pleasing personality. Frank Wilson—Ready to boil over. Reg Wait—The crooner of 1L. Ted Yarnton—Can’t fool him. Balfour Beacon ’ t 7 Page 39

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Back Row—E. Denton, D. Herman. M. Bobych, J. Burgess, V. Montan, M. Malhiot, M. Ker- nechuk. Third Row—J. Entwistle, M. Chris¬ tenson, P. Denis, C. Hill, M. MacKay, E. Jasper. Second Row—V. Ursan, M. Schaef¬ fer, L. Anaka, L. Prinster, S. Petersen, M. Geisinger. First Row—E. Weidner, H. Hagn, E. Braun, J. Kernechuk, A. Buehler, H. Tiganish, R. Eis- tetter. Missing—M. Ward, P. Cronin, D. Zaron, C. Brink worth, J. Lehman, X. Laub, E. Mocharuk. 7 Back Row—J. Deck, G. Chapman, R. Wood, R. Wood, H. Sweet. Second Row—B. Grebinsky, G. Hotzon, J. McMillin, R. Blon- deau, B. Watson. First Row—R. White, D. Moran, D. Weir, L. Gagnier, B. Kelly, P. Reiss. Missing- F. Love, I). Shadbolt. Back Row—D. Forbes, P. Fox, K. Smith, J. Torrie, J. Kain, B. Metcalfe, G. Wright. Fourth Row—C. Montain, J. Hill, L. Folkeard, F. C ' laxton, R. Farmer, L. Kerr, H. Hartzog, B. Townsend. Third Row—D. Bramall, M. Gates, K. Kerr, C. Leach, L. Busch, T. Towmsend, C. Hoodie. Second Row—R. Hunker, D. Law, C. Gebert, N. Piotrofsky, H. Uhren, A. Piotrofsky, D. Nil- son, T. Yarnton. First Row—H. Schmidt, W. Tom¬ linson, J. Dielschneider, B. Lorengin, G. Downey, D. Cas- sin, F. Wilson, H. Lamers. Missing—R. Wait, E. Machowski, R. Darwin.

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