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

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SZARNECKI, MARIE—Lots of blarney. u| ORMUTH, MARIE—IE ' s little pink elephant. •NS, ELSIE— Let ' s have a party, and don ' t for¬ get the food. n 9 ! URGASON, DELORES—Her interests lie outside Balfour. ; GARDEN, MAXINE— Friends, Romans, Classmates —give me my homework. c iELSINGER, SHIRLEY—IE ' s Daisy Mae. HART, RAE—Feed it; maybe it will go away! (ARIKAS, JUNE—What has Campion got that Tech hasn ' t? yinCINAKIN, ANN—Her only intererest is Dale. .AWRENCE, MARLENE—Mr. Carton ' s Chew- 1, Chew. .OCKE, CAROL—If silence was golden, she ' s be a millionaire. ™VtORHART, GERALDINE— Work fascinates me; I could sit and watch it all day. roo’AUL, SANDRA—Sweet, with a pepper-hot temper. ! ORTER, LOUISE—She almost dies laughing, but HI if she does, she ' ll be the happiest corpse in the morgue. . .ELLSTEAD, DIANE—Sweet Diane is rarely in a lnri rush; But, oh, how quickly she does blush. .PLETT, VICKI—She kills time by working it to eft death. JLLRICH, EDNA—Always happy, never sad; ijj, Always good, never bad! WINCENT, TRUDY—An angel. (So we think!) OGEL, HELGA—Her interests lie in 3B. WAGNER, EMI LI E—An angel with black wings. VORMSBECKER, DOROTHY— I do the hardest che work of the day before breakfast—getting up. FACIW, EMILY—A sharp tack that should be hammered. EANEWICK, SHARI ANN—She ' s not as innocent “ : as she looks. 1 F hot till ANDERSON, DAVID— Homework! What home¬ work? ASCHENBRENER, MICHAEL—Wakes up at noon for dinner. 3ROWN, GERALD—Quiet—like a tin roof in a hail storm. ' CAMERON, DOUGLAS—Do you think his hair is really hair? lARSWELL, LLOYD— Lloyd, take that awful thing „„ off your head. But, Mr. Mackenzie, that ' s ISIT my hair. iu ' DAILEY, PATRICK —Tall, dark, oh well, two out of three—not bad. s’ELLIS, WILLIAM— Math! That ' s something I don ' t dig. , EUTENEIER, CAROL—What does she do on week- hno ends? EVANS, PETER—President of 1 F ' s Happy Gang. K : LETCHER, RICHARD—Good things come in small packages. : ORD, JANET—She will leave a good impression „ at Tech. e SRAINGER, BETTY-LYNNE—What would we do without her? HUEBSCHER, WALTER— Calling all girls! Calling all girls! t HUTCHINGS, FRANCIS— Anyone for pool? Tar IACKLE, RUDY— Don ' t fence me in. CELLY, TERRY—Mr. McVety: Terry, wake up! t tr Terry: Sorry, Sir, I thought it was French. (RESIER, SHARON—Is she really that shy? ■| r-OLACHER, JERRY—Never does much, but always gets caught. dacLAGGAN, RAE— I work the broom at the Met Theatre. BARREL, ERNEST—He ' s a Howdy Doody fan. HAKAMURA, MARIKO—Not much quantity, but tops in quality. ,’LUNZ, GERALD— Homework—horrible, horrible, ! homework. ’RYSHLAK, CONNIE—He has Casanova beat by £ far. IELLER, SHARON— Who ' s got their homework done? { a SIVERTSON, RALPH— Caesar was ambitious; I ' m not a copy-cat. IMAIL. DENNIS—1 F ' s atomic bomb. TIDBALL, LEONARD— Ear muffs, mitts, cap, coat —I guess I can go now. TINLINE, RICHARD— Okay, where is my book? TOTH, WILLIAM—So smart he doesn ' t have to think, and very seldom does. TREBLE, THOMAS—A real quiet guy. (Asleep.) •RIFFO, KENNETH—Success will surely be his. , (??) JLRICH, RONALD—Silent in class, even when asked a question. fOLK, RICHARD— Only four and a half days till Saturday. . VATKINS, PATRICIA—What ' s the big attraction ,l:f at Central? ZAMERA SHY rc iNDERSON, BETTE—1 F ' s girl from the North. VAWRA, SANDRA— Yea! I know hfm too. ' 53alfour Beacon ' 59 33

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Res. LA 2-8850 Ph. LA 2-7376 Puckall’s Jewellers Precision Watch Repairing Marriage License Issuer 1338 - 11th Avenue Regina, Sask. PUCKALL ' S ¥UM HOUSE Phone LA 3-2333 Novelties, Jokes 1709 Rose Street INQUIRIES INVITED For Maps, Pictorial Folders, Statistics, Tourist and General Information about Regina Consult the REGINA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2145 Albert St. Phone LA 2-4998 STAN. E. STOREY WEN. E. MARVIN ARCHITECTS Telephone LA 3-7661 REGINA BEST WISHES OF . . . O.K. MARKING DEVICES, LID. Davin Building, Hamilton Street Phone LA 2-2856 Regina DR. B. J. KOENIG Dental Surgeon PHONE LA 2-2937 308 Medical and Dental Bldg. Regina, Sask. SMILING SERVICE MODERN GROCERY 1100 Victoria Ave. Regina — Sask. Your Family Food Store Phone LA 2-5765 Phil Rump FULTON ' S DRUG STORE Earl M. Fulton, Phm.B. Cor. 13th Ave. and Elphinstone St. (Opposite Connaught School) Ph. LA 2-3480 — Regina, Sask. Free City Wide Delivery “From the Pages of Vogue 99 Select Yours at . . . CONNIE’S HATS LTD. A Hat for Every Personality 1940 Hamilton Street Phone LA 2-3162 Antoniniand Sons Ltd. ★ Marble, Tile and Terrazzo, Asphalt and Plastic Tile ★ Phone JO 9-1203 1544 Albert St. — Regina Jlakevieui oeautcf SaCott Specializing in Hair Styling, Cutting, Coloring and Cold Waving Phone LAkeside 3-1040 3416 Hill Ave. Regina, Sask. :z MINTZ, DONALD—Not a leader of men, but? follower of women. -N MOORE, DOUGLAS— When I feel like working: lie down until the feeling passes. NORGANG, DOROTHY—A quiet girl who has h3A mind on her business. PROSOFSKY, JAMES— I ' m here; now try teach me. RACETTE, RAYMOND— Oh boy! A girl. SCRIMBITT, CUFF— If I appear to be studyirfll wake me up. .A SHARBER, LAWRENCE—The little man with big voice. -O SHAW, EVELYN—Sings like a canary, but talujJ like a parrot. SINIAWSKI, MARLENE— I love our study rot’A teacher. =0 SOPARLO, CARLOTTA— I ' m not shy; but I ' d lil I to know whom I ' m talking to. STRAKER, PATRICIA—We wonder if she ' s as inn cent as she looks. ;p THOMPSON, JANET—Forgets to wake up befc i she comes to school. JL THREINEN, SHARON— I ' d like school if I didr.,; have to work. y}, URSU, ROY—Inside school he ' s speechless, after, look out. ZIEGLER, FRED—He ' s bound to give the teache 1 grey hair. (A CAMERA SHY BROWN, ELIZABETH—Boys have never heard her. 1 D ASCHENBRENNER, SANDRA—Favorite pastime- homework! BRENNER, MARION—Our quiz kid in mot BUCHANAN, MURLA—Shy and quiet, but still riot. CODERRE, MARY ANN—Short and sweet; M She can ' t be beat. DEUTSCH, SHIRLEY—Never bad, never late; M Has her work done right on date. GLEISINGER, SHARON— Sunshine Girl. HEDMAN, SHEILA—It takes her all week tc rCJ cover from the week-ends. HEPTING, SHIRL—Not as quiet as she looks. J HILL, SANDY— Boys!—Where?? Let me at them HINDMAN, JOAN—Innocent angel with a rusOJ halo. JOHANNSEN, DARLENE—Evidence proves tha f st=L isn ' t a man hater. JOYES, TWYLA—She is so quiet you hardly kn: she is around. -y KLOOSTER, JENNY— Who has something to ec L I ' m starved. KLYN, DARLENE —A newcomer to Tech. : C KRAUSS, JACKY—The girl with the English ac e ' -j LOCKERT, LUCILLE—She ' s little, she ' s wise; But there are twinkles in her eyes. HI MAYNES, HELEN—Our little twinkle-toes. PAWLIW, DOREEN— But I still don ' t understand Mr. Matthews! SAAR, IDA— Do you mean there are boys in th world too? 1 SCHICK, DOREEN— Brains aren ' t everytl ir;-C they ' re just a minor detail. STICKLE, SHIRLEY— Caesar was ambitious; »l 1 should I be? STRINJA, SHIRLEY—She is small but WOW! 4, SUNDE, FRANCES—Favorite subject is typing. TRIFFO, ELAINE— Do you know a cure f i blushing? jp TSAKIRES, GEORGIA—She was born laughing VOLK, NANCY— Boys—not for me! ;E WERBESK1, SYLVIA—I wonder who she is drear., ing of? n ri r rt ' F Jl ft BUCKNUM, BEVERLY—She ' d be a good typiit V she could only find the keys. COOKE, JOAN—Short and sweet, and hare ' Ll beat. V 32 Balfour Beacon ' 53i

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THE HOME OF Shamrock Brand of famous Cooked and Smoked Meats BURNS CO. LIMITED REGINA Pioneer Meat Packers of Canada McCALLUM-HILL CO., LIMITED Real Estate and Insurance McCallum-Hill Bldg, Ph. LA 2-2671 tyooci ,uc6, BARKER’S Jewellery WATCHMAKERS JEWELLERS ENGRAVERS Diamonds -— Watches ★ 2030-12th Ave. Phone LA 2-0855 REGINA Compliments of . . . Stan Cookson ' s Modern Miss ltd. 1850 Hamilton St. FAIR PRICES FINE QUALITY FRIENDLY SERVICE The Best in Hosiery and Fashion Regina — Saskatchewan Phone LA 2-8926 ZJhe HOME OF THE BALFOUR TECH LEAGUE OPEN ALLEYS all day Saturday Albert and 14th Ave. REGINA MOTOR PRODUCTS LIMITED CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE Our Business YOUR DRIVING PLEASURE 1830 Albert St. - Regina LA 2-5667 11 ; SLC c STE ALEXANDER, ROBERT— I don ' t care if you hTES me, but don ' t throw the ball in my face. fHI BRANDT, GARY— Girls! Lend me a nickel. t BROWN, BRIAN—The fairy of 1G. Tnl BROWN, JAMES— How muc h did you make? ° BRYSH, JAMES— Yes Sir! No Sir! VE1 BUBURUZ, FREDDIE— Hey! Come on. w CICANSKY, WILLIAM— Come on, boy; I ' ll to wo you on. .. CRAWFORD, ROBERT—Does no evil—much! ! DAVIES, KERRY— Hey! Don ' t put that down. ZAI DEMYEN, DONALD— Tell us another story. s DICKEY, JOHN—The doorman of 1G. CA EISWORTH, ROBERT— Don ' t do that. Nu FIEGE, DIETER—Dog ' s best friend. GORDON, MELVIN—Here today gone tomorroi ” HACKETT, WILLIAM— Boys, I got a hair cut HUME, GARTH— Love is a many splendoui ' i thing. LEIB, WAYNE— I forgot to do it. LEIBEL, LLOYD— No! Buy your own. LOW, CHARLES—1 G ' s waterboy. McDONALD, DONALD— Well, I can ' t say m,BA for him. oci MATZ, LARRY— Get Wild Root Cream Oil, Larr, MILTON, WILLIAM— Sorry I couldn ' t make it BU time, but I just missed the bus. DEI NELSON, DONALD— I don ' t care. Dir NEIDERMAYER, RAYMOND— Well, I don ' t ret know. DO PATZERNUK, NESTOR—One of the quiet type, FIE PEKUSH, RONALD— Look at that figure. HU PODOLSKI, ERWIN— You owe me a cigarette, ix.. ROBBINS, NORMAN— If you weren ' t so strc L I ' d . . . KO RUSSU, MITCHELL—The pest of 1G. KU SMITH, DAVID— That ' s not right. L. n STACEY, WAYNE— Love me tender, love sweet. NE 1 STRILAEFF, SIDNEY— Don ' t look so hard. NIS YOUNG, CLARENCE—He has no girl problewA whatsoever. CAMERA SHY YERMICHUK, WILLIAM—A girl ' s best friend. 1 H ACKERMAN, MANUEL —The quiet man. - ACOOSE, GERALD — I didn ' t do anythinq AINLEY, KENNETH— Smoke gets in my eyes.. BAMFORD, DALE —The only totem pole with le COOPER, DOUGLAS —1 H ' s cowboy EVANS, TERRY— Hey blockhead? - Yeh here. FORD, ROBERT —This Ford doesn ' t need gas chase girls. FORSTER, REGINALD —Reg—Love bug crawl. J T—Man, those crazy muse es a HANABACK, EDDY —IH ' s muscle man. HUBICK, ARNOLD— Short, muscular, and — oh wia JENNER, GORDON — Why worry about it me Wait till the time comes! a HRIS— I ' m a ditch ' Digger ' . — Boys! Please don ' t bug rroc LIDDLE, GORDON — Buy me a bun. LOPES, BYRON —Hears all, sees all, but IcnJc nothing. McAFEE, BOB —Tall, dark, and—well, you cos have everything. q McFADDEN, JAMES — Hey Jenner! Where a e books? tl C h E i ww N d nl T 0 a—B etter late than ne ' er tf C rtiiATT R E r?Jrr Ask him how he likes Sibei GORDON — Hey girls! Here I or LARRY —Superman. pmrr RA R T DiA G M E Hi fellows! Here I am PR «. BR, N— Yes ' 1 know everything. (Tl I shouldn t.) PUSCUS, KENNETH— Hey Flat Top. RAJ CHFRT AA J 9 streak of misery. R t uf ER ' — ve done all my rrat (All wrong.) 1 HILL AVE. DRUGS Harold W. Ast Your friendly druggist PHONE LA 3-5108 FREE DELIVERY 3410 Hill Ave. Regina DR. ALEX MINTZ Dentist 406 Medical Dental Bldg. Regina, Sask. - Phone LA 2-2442 Balfour Beacon ' 5 34