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

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£5 IMnr Xnatntenmj machine 6frop. Bectrrdtj . MOTOR ENGINEERING JIM DONNELLY Form Rep. WALTER FRITZ -Why were Chryslers invented? MICHAEL BOBYCH —He ' s a smart bov. ROGER WHITE—Drives a Ford. lie has our sympathies. EDWARD WAGNER—Loves working on ancient cars. NORMAN EVANS—Loses no time in settling down in his second year’s work. Camera Shy WILFRED DOGELMAN Learns by asking questions. DONALD MORAN — Gone today. Here tomorrow? JOE OWEKO— Has many original ideas to offer . WALTER POPOWICH—Sincere in everything he does. HENRY RIST—One of our quiet lads. JOE TABAS—Ready with advice for fellow’ mechanics. DRAFTING JIM MADSEN—The smiling draftsman of Balfour Tech. BEN WILD—Don’t let the name scare you, girls. MACHINE SHOP KEN INCH Always works but at what? CECIL JOHNSON—Likes to play around. Camera Shy BOB MUIR—Winnipeg got this boy. EDDY RICHTER Here today and gone tomorrow. WOODWORKING GLEN CRAIG—Second year as representative for woodwork. JIM GREGGAIN—“The Oxbow incident.’’ JOE PALYGA -Plays with Pats and coached Junior Rugby. ORVIL SWAYZE—A Charles Boyer who intends to be a craftsman. Camera Shy LAWRENCE LOVE—Star player on the junior rugby team. ART ROSEN - Ambition is to be a craftsman. MIKE EWASKO Plays with the senior basketball team. JOHN WARD—Johnny bn the spct all the time. VIC WILD—An old timer new at Balfcur. ELECTRICITY BILL JARVIS—Hails from Nora, Sask. Likes electricity and radio. JOHN EHRMANTROUT Lathe work is his specialty—or is it? BILL GILLIS—Mr. Haynes likes the way he builds buzzers. Camera Shy DON BUCHANAN — A newcomer — ex-airforce man. Diamond Merchants and Jewellers STORES AT Regina Moose Jaw Fort Qu’Appelle Estevan Prince Albert HOME OF THE BALFOUR TECH LEAGUE THE BOLODROME 1926 Hamilton St. MacPherson, Milliken, Leslie Tyerman Barristers and Solicitors Broder Building REGINA, SASK. Phone 8614 Res. Phone 5808 EDWARD FRANKLIN, R.O. Practice of Optometry Ground Floor, Broder Building REGINA - - SASK. ART RIDDELL SON MERCURY LINCOLN SALES AND SERVICE GARAGE SERVICE STATION 2051 Albert Phone 5693 13th Albert Phone 4733 Page 26 Balfovr Beacon ' 4S

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RUTH ANDERSON —Ruth has talent and lots of it. PAT BURBRIDGE—Beauty from a beauty spot in Saskatchewan. ISABELLE DUTHIE—Our only cute little red-head. ENID DYER -She has brains and beauty plus. MARJORIE FORRESTER What does she go for? VELMA GAVEL—Cute, blue-eyed blonde from Scott. MARGARET GRANVILLE—Quiet and dutiful and does her job well. LOIS GREGGAIN—“Blondie” is our desk book carrier. LEILA HAWKINS—Form Rep. with the winning smile. WINNIFRED HOWEL -Clever like no other. PATRICIA HOWIE—Cute chick with personality plus. THELMA IRVINE—The apple of a certain teacher ' s eye. ROBERTA JOHNSON—Why the sudden interest in radios? JOYCE KAUFMAN—Tall brown-eyed brunette from Bengough. GISELE LAFRENIERE—A “Belle Petite’’ from Gravelbourg. DORIS LAPOHN—Short, blonde hair and face like a doll. JOYCE LIGHTFOOT L eft us all too soon. MARGARET McCURRACH—Plans to be a secretary. RITA McDONALD—More men would make a better life. DOROTHY MIDDLETON -Has a great liking for “Sauer-Kraut . ISABEL MITCHELL- The girl with the warm heart. VERNA MURRAY—Does the same as usual every night. EVELYN PEARCE—The perfect steno, and lots of fun too. LENORE PELKEY- Her out-bursts always bring a laugh. SOPHIE RAUSCH—A cheery smile and a friendly hello for all. VERNA ROBERTSON—Our blonde trombone musician. DARLENE ROLFE—“Hey, take a look at those dimples.’’ BETTY RORBECK—Cute blue-eyed blonde from Edgeworth. MURVA SCHUSTER—If only I wouldn’t have to explain myself all over again! DOREEN SEIDLER—One of the best. PAULINE SMITH—A quiet soul reveals a wise mind. JOSEPHINE SZURA Her witty ways brighten up our long school days. RUTH WEBER Intends to be a stenographer. DOLORES ZOOTZMAN—Willing and generous too, wondering if there’s more to do. MARY BARRETT—Interested in basketball and also men who know how to swim. GRACE BALDOCK—She’s very quiet at times, but has her moments. VIOLET BALDOCK -She is very active in many ways, but not in shorthand. IRENE BROOK—Brooksie, our dashing redhead. JEAN DICKIE —From her you may expect anything. NINA EINARSSON—Did she get her swing and sway from the Trianon? HILDA FLAMAN—We wonder what she’s like outside of school. MARIETTA FUHR —Likes tunes played by “ Langenburg Old Timers”. SHIRLEY GEMMILL—Just call her “Dimples”. BEVERLY GORECKI Usually is quiet, but most unexpectedly laughs loudly. EILEEN HALLADAY—Small, but gets around. MARGARET GORDAN Small, cute, and has a personality BOB JOORISITY—Not afraid to ask questions. JACK KATTLER —Is he always that quiet? DOROTHY KOSMAN —Tall, quiet, and greets everyone with a friendly smile. THERESA LAMOTTE- Quiet, but she often gets that gleam in her eye. HELMUT LENZIN—Came to us from Grade XII. DOREEN LISKI Why does she always glance to the back of the room. SHIRLEY McCREA —Hails from the West Coast? MAXINE McDONALD—Plays in orchestra back home and also for the school. RAMONA MOORE—Here today, gone tomorrow. ALVERDA NETZER—She always comes with her homework done. LOIS NICHOL—A latecomer, but knows all the facts about shorthand. VIOLA NORDAL—Brown eyes, blonde hair, makes bovs stand and stare. LORRAINE OGDEN - What has the outside world got that Tech hasn’t? PAT RATTRAY—Old timer who knows her way around. BETTY ROMANOW—She’s the ambitious type, alwavs eager for a job. EDNA MAE ROSBOROUGH -A quiet worker. JOYCE SMITH—A girl with a cheery personality, and oh, that laugh. ADDALINE SOTKOWY Has a swell personality and is liked by everyone. JOSEPHINE WALLER—One glance and you’ll know ' how smart she is. PETER WOZNEZENSKY—He seems to do okay with the girls. SHIRLEY WILSON—A whiz at the piano and a curvacious little lass. OLGA WITTROCK -Luther last year, Balfour (his, next w ' ill be?

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