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

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T. H. Cowburn, Principal. G. A. Mutch, Vice Principal. Miss I. I. Allan. Miss E. M. Argue. H. M. Bond. H. Brooks. B. A. Campbell. Miss M. M. Clermont. Miss B. M. Collins. T. M. W. Ciaig. G. G. N. Currie. W. L. Darnell. F. J. Dixon. Miss O. Felske. H. C. Flegg. Miss Jo Fox. Miss G. Glenn. W. S. Hawrylak. M. L. Haynes. F. R. Hills. Mrs. J. Hyland. Miss W. Ilsley. J. P. Imbery. Miss M. D. Kirkpatrick. E. W. Larrigan. W. R. Lawson. Miss M. M. Lee. R. A. Lewis. Miss J. Letourneau. A. B. Mackenzie. Miss V. A. McAfee. F. McDonald. N. J. Mclvor. C. D. McLean. D. A. McMaster. L. E. McMenomy. A. L. McVety. Miss M. Messer. J. A. Mitchell. Miss F. C. O’Conor. Mrs. A. Perry. A. L. V. Platt. K. J. Quarry. F. S. Rawlinson. Miss E. Roycroft. A. S. Rumbelow. Miss M. Sinclair. R. E. P. Spicer. D. Swan. Miss R. Treen. Miss E. Tufts. G. M. Wade. Miss P. Willis. Miss V. I. Wilson.

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Mr. Campbell, Staff Advisor Bill Ballantine, President. Don Borys, Vice President. Mr. Flegg, Treasurer. Mr. Quarry, Social Adv ' ser. Paul Ursaki, Social Convener, and 4A. Alan Bell, Public Relations. Anne Bresciani, Secretary. Doug Horan, Properties Manager, and 3A. Stan Reinholdson, 1A. George Kobayashi, 1G, Lloyd Thompson, 1H. Ken Tomlinson, 1L. Elaine Chapman, 3B Berna Fries, 2D Marilyn Hastings, 2E, Commercial. Audrey Hopkins, 2E, Tech. Olive McGill, 3B. Ken Farmer, 3G. Nick Prepchuk, 3F Don Hamilton, 3H Joanne Seed, 4B, Dave Whitford, 4C Pat Finnegan, SI. Nan Korpus, S2 Doug Berglund, S3 Lee Hawkins, S4, Mary Barrett, S6. Mildred Keyser, Dressmaking. Jim Donnelly, Motor Eng. Glen Craig, Woodwork. Bill Jarvis, Electricity. Jim Madsen, Drafting. Howard Relke, Machine Club Ilaria Francis, Balforum Don Munro, Beacon. Shirlemae Grain, Tekart. Jake Suderman, Printing Club, Alan Gomez, French Club. Art Pearce, Glee Club. Lorraine Mowrey, Girls Athletics. Charles Ilsley, Drama Club. Birdie Fletcher. Don Slager, Curling Club. Orville Meek, Bowling Club.

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technical Sclto-ladiic AwabdU Pn e IdJinsie iA, 1946-47 Governor-General’s Medal Two such medals are awarded by the Governor General to the Collegiates of Regina. Nominations from each Collegiate are sent to the Department of Education where a committee selects the winners. Awards are based on scholarship, leader¬ ship, athletics, conduct, and attendance. Won by Ken Porterfield University of Saskatchewan Scholarship Valued at $100 is awarded in each collegiate to the grade twelve or senior matriculation student who attains the highest marks. This scholarship may be used at Regina College or The University of Saskatchewan. The selection of the winner is made by the staff. Won by John Corkis Board of Trade Prize Originally given fifteen years ago by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to a graduate of the Commercial High School who, in his or her first year after leaving school, was considered by the staff and businessmen to have had the most successful year. The prize is now 7 awarded to the grade twelve commercial student on the basis of scholarship and contri¬ bution to student activities. Won by Helen Masinick Kinsmen Club of Regina Prize Was started in 1936 but was discon¬ tinued during the w 7 ar. It is a gold watch awarded to the grade eleven student who has shown the most commendable record in character, perseverance, leader¬ ship, school activities and scholarship. Won by Violet Jean McLeod I.O.D.E. Prize This prize originated when a group of ladies in trying to present a play, could lind no one to build a stage, so they constructed it themselves. Thus, they saw a need for inducing young men to learn carpentry. They award annually a $50 scholarship to the third year student in woodworking for the most meritorious record. It is for Balfour Technical .Students only. Won by Jack McArter Gyro Medal This medal has, for eight years, been awarded to the grade twelve student on the recommendation of the staff. It is awarded for character, leadership, and distinguished service to the school. The Gyro Club gives one medal to each collegiate in the city to encourage the development of these traits in students. Won by Joe Petreny Proficiency and Merit Awards Twenty-two such awards are available to students in all grades and are based on accomplishment during the year. Fifty Dollars is supplied by thp Collegiate Board and Fifty Dollars is supplied by the Staff. Girls are presented with a small, silver Louis XV spoon with “Balfour” inscribed on it. The boys receive a specially designed tie clip. Class Pins are awarded in all grades by the Collegiate Board to all students who receive at least 80 per cent, average on two sets of examinations. Jack McArter J. Corkis Violet Jean McLeod Helen Masinick Joe Petreny Ken Porterfield Balfour Beacon ’J,8 Page 9