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

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Stall A. Hodgkins, M.A., B.Com., Principal. T. H. Cowbum, B.A., B.Ed..Vice-Principal. Miss I. Allan, M. A. Miss E. M. Argue, B.A., B.Ed. W. G. Bates, B.A., B.Ed. H. M. Bond. B. A. Campbell, B.A., B.Paed. Miss M. M. Clermont, M.A., B.Com. Miss B. M. Collins, B.WSc T. M. W. Craig, B.A., B.Ed. W. L. Darnell, B.A. F. J. Dixon, M.A., B.Com. Miss O. Felske. H. C. Flegg, B.Com. Miss Jo Fox. Miss G. Glenn. Miss R. E. Gregor. W. S. Hawrylak, B.Sc. M. L. Haynes, A.I.E.E. F. R. Hills. J. Holash. Mrs. J. Hyland, B.A. Miss Winnifred Usley J. P. Imbery. G. J. Langley, B.A., M.Ed. E. W. Larrigan, B.A. W. R. Lawson, B.Sc. Miss M. M. Lee, M.A. Miss Jeanne Letourneau R. A. Lewis. A. B. Mackenzie, B.A., B.Ed. Miss V. A. McAfee, B.A. F. McDonald. C. D. McLean, M.M. D. A. McMaster, B.A., B.Paed. L. E. McMenomy, B.A., M.Ed. A. L. McVety, B.A., B.Ed. Miss M. Messer, B.A., B.Ed. J. A. Mitchell. G. A. Mutch, B.S.A. -P • ■ ZJl ' - ' x- Miss L C. d lonor ' B.A. Miss Bernice Orb. Mrs. A. Perry. A. L. V. Platt, B.A., B.Ed. K. J. Quarry, B.A. F. S. Rawlinson, M.A. Miss E. Roycroft, B.A. A. S. Rumbelow, B.A. Miss M. Sinclair, B.Com. R. E. P. Spicer. D. Swan, F.Coll.H. Miss R. Treen. y . Miss E. Tufts. LSaJiX. G. M. Wade, M.A. Miss V. I. Wilson.

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Mr. Mutch, Staff Representative. Joe Petreny, President. Audrey Hincks, Vice-president. Mr. Flegg, Treasurer. Bill Rees, Secretary. Alan Bell, Social Director. Vera James, Public Relations and 4B. Mr. Quarry, Social Adviser. Danny Yee Clun Arietta Wolfe, 1C. Evelyn Kutzley, ID. Ken Porterfield, Properties Manager. Mervin Phillips, IF. Jack Lewis, 1H. Irene Babiuk, II. Isabelle Hranchuck, 1A. Doreen Ellis, 2B. Reg. Gass, 2C. Josephine Shorten, 2F. Nick Prepchuck, 2G. Don. Murray, 2H. Eunice Brown, 3A. Ann Burns, 3E. Sophie Hranchuk, 3B. Glen Gibson, 3F. Bill Ballantine, 3G and Boys’ Athletics. Hector Lawlor, 3H. Harry Glaister, 4A. Tom Smith, 4C. Joan deWitt, SI. Mary Lou Reddecopp, S2. Lorraine Keiler, S4. Doris Frederickson, S6. Eleanor Gaffney, Dressmaking. Glen Craig, Wood Work. Harold Weber, Motor Engineering. Grayce Fodey, Art. Joe Varro, Art Club. Ethelyn Hastings, Athletic Club. Marilyn Boyle, Glee Club. Isabel Radu, Balfour Beacon. June Williams, Balforum. Barbara Stemper, Writers’ Club. Jean deWitt, Drama Club. Ralph Waldo, Printing Club. Harold Crossman, Camera Club. Ron Brown John Corkis, French Club.

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% Sia{f Students Today it seems incredible that I am penning a word of farewell on my retire¬ ment from the principalship of Balfour Technical School. It is a source of great satisfaction to me that no one in school or out of it has suggested this step to me, but that, on the contrary, many have expressed regret at my so doing. However, one must have respect for advancing years and seek to find a field of labour which will be less exacting and less onerous. Hence my word of farewell. At the end of one’s professional career it is only natural to ask “What has been the source of greatest satisfaction?” Most assuredly it has been that all down the years one has striven to give the best and the most unselfish service of which one has been capable. Herein is life’s reward. There is no other. George Eliot put it very simply when she said, “The reward of one duty is the power to fulfil another.” Balfour Technical School continues its career, building into its classrooms and corridors, human experiences, failure and success, comedy and tragedy, joy and sorrow, living and dying. The end, no one now living can foresee. The urgent duty that is upon all of us alike is to follow the gleam which is always vouchsafed to each one of us. After all, constancy of purpose is the secret of all worthwhile achievement. In this way we reach our destined goal. —A. HODGKINS. A. Hodgkins, M.A., B. Com. Principal 7o- J. He does not sit alone, who treasures fast The timeless tapestries of golden days, Singling the strands of once familiar ways To seek the silken substance of the past. He does not dream alone who needs must share The pattern of his vision with Ins friends, Tracing the woven brightness till it lends hustre to lives dark-hued with doubt and care. He does not live alone who points the Truth Beneath a tangled iveb of hates and fears, Teaching the path of Faith throughout the years, Weaving the time-fast tones in hearts of youth. Who fabrics Friendship with threads true and tried Measures his motif million-multi plied. —F.S.R. Balfour Beacon ’4? Page 9