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

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AGNES BALBAR -Everybody’s friend. VANLEA CAVE She gets lots of baskets. JOYCE DAGENAIS—Clave up the struggle too. LEROY DEBOLT -Escaped to the coast. NORMA GAUL Her night life is still in the dark. MARJORIE GLASS—Her home town must be fun. JOHN GNAM -Laugh and the class laughs with you. DOREEN HAIN Took early leave. More fun? DOUG HORAN—One of Tech’s better known Drama fiends. IVADELLE JESSETT Lenny just loves school. DOROTHEA KIRSCHBAUM Oh, he’s just a friend from French Club. IRENE KOBAYASHI -If silence were golden she’d be worth a million. EVELYN LAMBRECHT -Does the new look give vou old ideas? MYRTLE LARSON Wants eight holidays a week. HAZEL McCANN — Newest “snooker” player at “ Parks”. SHERRILL McGREGOR Tries hard—when the teacher’s looking. BETTY McKENZIE -She’s neat, she ' s sweet, she’s alreet. LYNN NAIMISH -A little school, a little play, then home to hit the hay. LILLIAN RODGERS—Spare time is taken up Could it be studying? LORNA RODGERS—“Ah say, did somebody rap on my door?” EILEEN RUMPEL—A change is as good as a rest. DOROTHY SCHLOSSER -Her interests vary greatly. PAT SHANNON -Thinks Shakespeare is a Zulu dance. MARGARET SMITH She’s got brains she ain’t even used yet. PEARL SMITH—Studies real hard—the period before the exam. ROSALIE STRUGAR—She types, she studies, and —studies some more. GRACE TAYLOR—Called Ruby for short. DOROTHY TURNER She’s engaged, she’s lovely. IRENE TURNER —Can’t wait for the weekends either. ELANA URSAN What a holiday! What a ring! But busy being faithful. OLGA WENGER—Gave up Ye Old Alma Mater. VELMA WHEAL—Finds life interesting—on the weekends. DOROTHY WILLIAMS—Our answer to the Russian veto. TRUDY WOLDRICH -Seems to enjoy French Club. RUTH WOLFE—Whips out a mere 90 on the typewriter. BERNICE ZOSIAK -Finds Regina interesting— no wonder! Catnefui 3 J HERB HINKELMAN From Scott—loving every minute at Tech. E MILY MALECKA—Skipped out! Working at the Buildings. LORRAINE TINGLEY -Knows her stuff—wonder what stuff? ELEANOR BISHOP -Neatness is thy name. STELLA BUNDY “Stella” by Starlight. SHIRLEY CLARK Enough jewelery for the whole class. JEAN DONISON -I wonder if I got a letter today. DUNREATH DUDLEY -What a lovely day! PAULINE ENICH—Quiet, shy, at school that is. JULIA FARKAS—Tall, dark, and demure. ANNIE FELLINGER -Just call me Pug! TERESA FOLK Sweater girl! CATHERINE GAFFNEY—Her favorite is setting. MARTHA GALENZOSKI—She’s oh, so nice! REG GASS—Loves to go hunting “deer”. What kind? MARY GRAHAM —See those fingers fly. EDNA GRABOWSKY Now let’s talk this thing over. KATHLEEN JAWORSKI -Little, but atomic. MADELAINE KAISER—Just loves math. RETA KELLN Oh, I dunno Bill, I dunno ! MURIAL LEVERICK If it’s a party I’ll go. IRENE LORENCZ—Sweet sixteen, never been missed. RUTH MacNAUGHTON—Busy morning, noon, and night. OLIVE McGILL Our vivacious form rep. BARBARA MAYER -Loves to dance. LAVONNE MICKLEWRIGHT—Big brown eyes, blonde hair. FLORENCE MUSIC—Has a wav with things. LILLIAN PETERS- Has nice smile. GLADYS ROBERTS—Has a low husky voice. HELEN SCHREINER—Laugh and the class laughs with you. DORIS SIEMENS—Has the new look! DORA SWIDER Everyone ' s friend. DAVID TURNER—Our tall, dark, and intelligent MARY WACHNUK Hard worker. LILLIAN WEEDMARK—“I simply couldn’t get here on time.” VELMA WEIR -Guess where I’m going tonight? BILL WITTAL I wonder who’s losing him now? Gcutte ' ui Sluf, 3 PAT CRONIN Little, blonde, and blue-eyed. BETTY HEISLER -What’s the attraction around the fountain? ADRIENNE REID Has a pleasing smile, for gentlemen—well mostly.