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

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Si w SHTON, BEVERLY—Ashton is her maiden name, taut this we know, it won ' t remain. ck VTKINS, ELAINE—She I ives each day like it ' s her last. I EACH, CLAIR— Mr. Bell ' s Temperamental Child in Business Machines. flROWN, BEVERLY—Bev! Bev! heaven forbid, 1 why do the boys always flip their lids? gi OW, JEAN—Well how was I to know Carol was away. iDDY, BEVERLY—Is a quiet girl from Tribune th; whose special interest is Bob in Midale. 5AGNON, DIANNE—Dianne may be small, but do she ' s got her mountie to protect her. 3AREAU, DON ELLY—Left us to make her first million. 3ERLA, GAILYA—Left early to avoid the rush. ooHENDRICKSON, JOAN—Her hair is blond; her smile is sweet. HERPERGER, ALFRED—The Rudolph Valentino of SI. 1Ql HOLITSKI, ADELINE—I love Santa Claude. KALUZA, IRENE—Never a worry, never a care, wherever Chuck is, Irene ' s there. jirl LIETZ, MARCIA—Marcia eats candy during her , Qr her worst subject—office practice. LILLEJORD, LORRAINE—Full of pep, full of fun, I this girl is in the run. LIVINGSTONE, CAROLLYN—I could ' ve danced v all night if I could ' ve stood up. MacKAY, KATHRINE—Kathy ' s future lies on her left hand. MacMlLLAN, BEVERLEY— But Miss Clermont, my shorthand book is in Keilh ' s car. OZILL, ELAINE—Lots of pep, lots of fun, with her a dull moment you will find none. NEELY, DIANE—Red hair, blue eyes, she ' s a girl who ' s very wise. PAUL, SYLVIA—Pert, neat, rather sweet, and y with Lloyd no one else can compete. RITTINGER, CAROL— Honest, Mr. Mackenzie, ne Jean was sick. ROTAR, JACK—The only guy at Tech with a private female accountant. SHEPPARD, GENE—Gene is a Strong Conserva¬ tive. SMITH, SHEILA—Old Notre Dame will win over all. WAGNER, DARLEEN— You gotta have money in the bank, Frank (Gordie). i.EENCHYSHYN, SONIA—Her famous words, Did you bring the money? OH FUDGE. :amera shy JHUMAK, PATRICIA—Forgets to wake up before she comes to school. OSS, ELAINE—I was born laughing, what ' s your excuse? S2 oZ Z f NETTIE— I ' m happy, I ' m gay, no school today. CURRAN, MONICA—She makes a friend by being a friend. DARBY, MARY—Boyfriends galore, one for every day of the week. :j3alfour Beocon ' 58 21

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Ti [ELEN. RUBY—If only we were all like her. rL CRUG, VIOLA—Always happy, never sad; always good, NEVER bad! I9! AAUPHIN, MAUREEN—She ' s from Brazil-nuts you know. re AOHR, KAREEN—Seen but never heard. f ' AETSCH, GLADYS—S3 ' s Blond Bombshell. [ACETTE, SUSAN—Tall, dark and WOW! n tOG, MARLENE—Left us for greener pastures. x RIPPL!NGER, MARG — Laugh and the world laughs with you. ne fUMPEL, CAROL — Friends, Romans, country- h women, lend me your men. iALI, MARI ANN—A petite girl who finally stopped sifting sand. df 5Hl:A, VERA—Got discouraged and got a job. ILINN, LOIS—The girl with the high blush pressure. LESLEY, THELMA—She just might pass us some s of her grey matter some day. WEST, SUE—She ' s never alone—he ' s always t near. WHITBEY, GERALDINE — What ' s Campion got that Tech hasn ' t? :amera shy KSHNOWSKI, VICTORIA—She keeps her pastime a secret. N. MATERIE, DOLLY—1 came, I saw, and now I want to leave! CLEKICAL - ANDERSON, MURIEL—Her favourite subject is recess. ANTONENKO, ANNABELL—Out making her first million. BRYAN, CAROL—She ' s around, but where? Wl CAMPBELL, VERNA—Everybody ' s friend. COLLINS, GAIL—A model secretary. ECKES, JEANNE—When she isn ' t sleeping, she ' s trying to. EISWORTH, JANET—Here I am, try and teach run me. j HUGGINS, CLARA—Second home: Doctor ' s office. OLB, JANICE—I dug a ditch and struck it rich. IACKSON, LOIS—Shake, Rattle and Roll. IORDAN, NORA— Is everybody happy? tMOYES, MARJORIE— I ' m in love, and guess who with? r CRAUSS, MAUREEN—I love me, whom do you love? rnc ULYK, SHIRLEY—The gal with the Wriggly accent. .ANG, VERNA—Cupid in Disguise. MacEACHERN, MARILYN—Tired in school, but ready to go at night. , q’EARSON, ELSIE—What has Notre Dame got that Tech hasn ' t? rth OTAPCHUK, LILLIAN—Leads a quiet (?) night life at the Rex. Balfour Beacon ' 58 23