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

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CO-ED SWIMMING TEAM Top Row — Brendan McDonald, Don Korpus, Ray Hewak, Miss Willis, Jake Suderman, Ervan Harlos, Jim Hewak. Middle Row—Joyce Schuck, Betty Lor Bingham, Lorna Rodgers, Betty McKenzie, Lillian Rodgers, Joan Garvit, Lillian Strong. Bottom Row -— Rose Mastel, Betty Weibe, Irene Kiel, Frances Walker. SENIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Back Row—Jim Hewak, Lorraine Mow- rey, Mary Barrett, Miss Willis, Mary Trenker, Mary Herman, Vladimar Vlanieh. Front Row—Helen Busch, Alice Nazar- chuk, Marj Buchan, Van Cave, Lillian Dudiak. Missing—Ethelyne Hastings, Nan Korpus. SENIOR GIRLS’ SWIMMING TEAM Top Row—Joyce Schuck, Lorna Rodgers, Betty McKenzie, Lillian Rodgers, Lillian Strong, Joan Garuik. Bottom Row—Betty Lou Bingham, Ann Tomehuck, Irene Kiel, Frances Walker.

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REGINA PAINTERS DECORATORS 2351 Wallace Street J. Niedemiayer PHONE 4977 BOYS—To Be Smartly Dressed Try FRED ROBINSON CO., LTD. 2012 Eleventh Ave. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT WALLPAPER STORE 2312 Eleventh Ave. REGINA PHONE 6488 WHITE CROSS PHARMACY LTD. The Home of Fine Watches 1842 SCARTH ST. REGINA Best Wishes for Your Future Ga-eA SutinuttUuf The Co-ed Swimming Team is a mixed group of boys and girls who are greatly interested in swimming. All year round, to blizzards they paid no heed, and when the sun finally came out all were present and accounted for. The team was organ¬ ized by Miss Willis, Betty Lou Bingham, and Brendan McDonald. Bestial Cjills ' Basketball Every Monday at 6.30 you can see a group of girls going through their practice for basketball. These girls are the Senior Basketball team. Jim Hewak coaches them along with Vladimar Vlanich. Although the team hasn’t won many games they have made it tough for their opponents. The first string is made up of: Nan Korpus (S2), Mary Herman (S3), Mary Barrett (S5), Ethelyne Hastings (4B), and Mary Trinker (2A). The second string is made up of Alice Nazarchuck (2D), Van Cave (3A), Lorraine Mowrey (4C), Lillian Dudiak (2D), Marjory Buchan (S3) and Helen Busch (3E). Qills ' Softball About last spring as you were getting out of school at 6.00 did you happen to see girls in slacks with an apple in their hands running across the field? If you did, this was the softball team out for practice. The girls were coached by Mr. Bates with the help of Lola Debolt, the captain of the team. They played five games, won two, lost two and tied the other. This team was picked from a large group of girls, and this year we hope to have an even better team. So let’s see everybody try and make the team. 1721 11th Ave. Phone 7337 REGINA, SASK. Se. filial Qiils SaUnurUfitCf Every Tuesday night at 7.30, eight husky, broad-shouldered girls turned out for swimming lessons. They are fine swimmers—all practicing for the Inter- Collegiate swim meet and their Red Cross Swimming awards. Towards the end of the season you will see that all the girls received extra coach¬ ing for the Inter-Collegiate Swim meet which takes place in April. FRANK’S CAFE 1514 11th Ave. REGINA, SASK. Page 70 Balfour Beacon ' 1,8

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THE DRESDEN Beauty Parlor We have skilled operators trained in giving the Ultra-Modern Radio-Wave. All Types of Beauty Services with the Latest Equipment 2127 South Railway St. PHONE 6026 REGINA HOUSE OF PICARDY 1852 SCARTH ST. Canada’s Celebrated Candy A. W. Reeves Ltd. for Smart Blouses, Sweaters and Sportswear 1829 Scarth St. Say It With Flowers— Say It With Ours QUEEN CITY FLORIST A1 Gillespie 1847 Scarth Street Night 23756—PHONE—Day 8587 Novia Cafe and Gold Room 2158 12th Ave. Ph. 6165 Gunlincj, Club The second year of High School Curling has turned out to be a real success. Games are played on Tuesdays after four o’clock. Six rinks have been entered with some veterans and more experienced curlers as skips. Playoffs were held to find a crack team to play Central for Bonspiel honors. We are proud to say that they won and big hopes are held that they will be right in there when playoff time comes. Mr. Lewis directs the club and gives pointers here and there. Let’s hope that this club is carried on in future years as it really is a benefit to us this year. Ant ipi. Science The Cloud: A gloomy cloud wept cold tears of rage upon us— “Could it be altostratus or cirrocumulus?” The Opal: An opal flushed hotly at my intent look; “Quartz containing impurities, it says in my book!” The Cripple: Lips tightly pressed, glance resolutely downcast, “•—-—And rickets in infancy” .... my endurance was past: I turned rapidly homewards to sulk in my den, And behind me I heard a baffled cry— WOMEN! •—Shirlemae Grain 4B Soif.-i ' f)union Saitzetbatl Lloyd Stephenson •— He and his pot shots. Frank Leffler—Floor captain of the team. Bob Jones—A newcomer on the team. Bert Tufts—Good shot and good guard. “Baldy” Johnson—He and Bert are a good pair. Theo. Seitz—Played Rugby too! Allen Kurtz—How he does it no one knows. Jerry Armstead—Still plows headlong. Irwin Taylor—Bouncy, bouncy, bally. Richard Hector—Plays at the Settle¬ ment House. Lawrence Love—Got a new pair of shorts. Ken Hamilton—Where were you during Christmas? All the games the boys played w r ere fast and furious although Tech came out on the short end of the deal. One game in particular was against Central at Tech. Central held the lead right through till the end of the third quarter, when Tech made a startling surprise move and boosted the score to 24-22 for Central. Page 72 Balfour Beacon ’48