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

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CURLING CLUB Back Row—C. Bachiu, B. Rath, D. Slager, C. Barber, H. McGillivary, D. Hamilton. Front Row—A. Bell, D. Borys, R. Reavely, K. Hamilton, D. Boesch. GIRLS ' TRACK, ' 46- x 47 Back Row ■— Mary Barrett, Lorraine Mowrey, Jenny Costea, Doreen Richardson, Arietta Wolfe, Lillian Dudiak, Gladys Roberts. Front Row ■— Mary Trenker, Lillian Rodgers, Frances Walker, Lorna Rodgers, Lillian Strong, Mary Miller. JUNIOR BOYS ' BASKETBALL Back Row -—• A. Tufts, I. Taylor, R. Hector, Mr. Mclver, G. Zvanchuk, J. Armstead, L. Thomson. Front Row—B. Johnson, Ken Hamilton, L. Stephenson, F. Leffler, F. Love, A. Kurtz, T. Seitz.

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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

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MAN’S STORE 2415 - 11th Avenue (Between Smith and McIntyre Sts.) PHONE 8422 Rogers Lumber Supply Co. Ltd. Bcualin-Cj, Glut- The Bowling Club is one of the most popular clubs in the school with about sixty supporters. Eight mixed teams bowl every Saturday at ten a.m. at the Bolodrome. Orville Meek and Anne Larson are President and Secretary respectively. The schedule is divided into two halves. The Ervan Harlos team composed of Muriel Leverick, Lilyan Smith, Doreen Yanko, Orville Meek and Ervan Harlos won the first half honours, closely followed by Danny Babuik’s team. Leading in the second half as we go to press are Harlos and Kish. Lumber, Builders’ Supplies All Kinds of Fuel PARAMOUNT SHOES “The HOME of PERSONALITY SHOES” 1843 Scarth St. Regina, Sask. The High Average at present is held by Jerry Mann with two hundred. The Bowling Club made a trip to Moose Jaw on February 14. Although they lost, everyone had an enjoyable day. A dance wa s held at the Y.M.C.A. in the evening for the bowlers. The Moose Jaw Bowlers will be making a return visit to play our bowlers next month. At the end of the bowling schedule, the Club will have its Annual Wind-up Party. Se+tiosi BayS ' SuU+nttti+Uf, On Mondays at 7.00 p.m. the senior boys swimming team composed of Brendan McDonald, Don Korpus, Albert Tufts, Jake Suderman, Jim and Ray Hewak and Ervan Harlos gather at the Y.M.C.A. for practice. The fellows have high hopes of winning the Intercollegiate swimming trophy which Central has held for seven years. The team has been training steadily since Christmas and one or two records are expected to be broken on April 10 when the meet is to be held. We believe this is the strongest team Tech, has had for many years, so we would like a good cheering section on the day of the meet. Bcu 4+iinto i Club Twelve badminton enthusiasts turned out this year to put the club off to a flying start. Members wield their rackets and watch birdies every Thursday evening at seven o’clock under the fine instruction of Mr. McLean, who believes in turning out nothing but professionals. An elected executive consists of: President—Jake Suderman. Secretary Treasurer—Audrey Hopkins. Towards the end of March the club meets Central, Scott, and other collegiates in an Intercollegiate Tournament and is seeking out another top place for Tech. The club is upholding the school’s name in the Regina City Badminton Tournament. To you members we wish the best of luck. [JusUasi Qisili, ' Basketball At 6.30 every Monday the gym is kept really busy. The Junior girls are getting in shape to do some serious playing. We had quite a turn-out at the first of the year and from the results i t has proved to be successful. The girls have done some sharp playing. Thanks to Jake Suderman for doing some really fine coaching. The first line is as follows: Joy Bromfield (1A) Marilyn Hastings (2E), Helen Schriner (3B), Lillian Rodgers (3A), Lorna Rodgers (3A). The second line is: Audrey Hopkins (2E), Barbara Mayer (3B), Beryl Moncton (1A), Berniece Dredge (ID). Support Our Advertisers Page 7J, Balfour Beacon ’7,8