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

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Gamrdo-me.te. ' i bn.cUtiHa ROTH, SYLVIA —She doesn ' t know where shi going, but she ' ll get there just the same. CF SEBO, GRACE —Our little farmerette. Dt SCHAFFER, DARLENE —Vaccinated with a grarrjE phone needle. SIEGMETH, MILDRED— Is it a plane? Is Superman? No it ' s just Mildred. VASILE, SYLVIA— Wizz at basketball. WEISS, MAY — Little Miss Dynamite. WIDEMAN, JOYCE — Boy! Is he ever shy. Mi M COMPTOMETER”- GETTLE, MARLENE —Ambition: To meet Elvis. CAMERA SHY C RUSSELL, CAROL —Came back again because couldn ' t bear to leave. JUNK, JO ANNE —Wonder why she prefers tt C.N.R. SCHULTZ, EMILIA —She wonders what the mi on Mars look like. PETAYS, GAILENE —She done gone and left i in de middle of de term. ART KANIZ, BERT —We ' re sorry Bert had to leave u CAMERA SHY LISSEL, DOREEN —Left us for greener fields. DRAFTING BURGESS, RONALD —Now even Ron knows Tet is better than Scott. CHOBANIUK, JOHN —Got a job. DEVLIN, RON —Tall Timber! DOBRESCU, LAWRENCE — Time for a coff break. FROHLICK, ROBERT —Good things come in sml packages. Somebody goofed! HAGEN, GLEN —Hears all, sees all, but sal nothing. MacDONALD, BARRY —A.D.S. ' s little gangsttr McKAY, BILL —Has an innocent face but c evil mind. POGANY, ALEX —He ' s got Casanova all beat. SMITH, EMMETT —Spends his spare time school. CAMERA SHY BENCE, ALFRED —Where you Benco Long? ALL DAY SHOPS MOTOR ENGINEERING BLASER, ROBERT —A-A-Ah was S-S-Sick M-M-M l-l-lmbery. FIORENTINO, GUS —He has everything exi.ef what it takes. HENDERSON, JOHN —Send him to Walt Disney HUMBERT, DONALD —Knowledge is knocknt but it can ' t get in. JOHANSON, DALE —Theme: If you see me corr ing, better step aside. MOLDOVAN, EDWARD —The mouth of M)ti Engineering. NAGEL, ALLAN —Follows the line of least re: is! ance. NELSON, RAY —Snow on the mountain can ' t t melted, Ray ' s in love, and he can ' t help it.. CAMERA SHY CHERRY, ELWOOD —He always wears a srni whenever you see him. GREEN, ERNEST — Work fascinates me. I coul sit and watch it all day. ROBERTSON, DON — Donny come lately. 24 Balfour Beacon 5

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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

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WaodlwanJi shi . CHARUK, FRANK—The Kid of A.D.S. DEEKS, KEITH—Work? Too much trouble. Later on perhaps! ' an- JELBERT, GERALD—The curly Totem Pole of A.D.S. MacDONALD, JERRY— Jerry, do we bug you? McAVENA, GEORGE—All DAY Shops ' little mon¬ ster. - MANZ, JOSEPH—Has talent that is really hidden. I SROKA, TED—If you see him coming, just step on him. s. CAMERA SHY ; S ZUBRECKI, ALBERT Moiosi Mechanic me t 5 U Fee RAY HUNKER ACCORDION STUDIO Member of the Accordion Teachers Assoc. A.T.A. (Canada) Classical, Modern and Old-Time Music Taught Instruments Loaned to Beginners Free We Carry Dallape, Soprani, Scandalli, Hohner, Cellini and Camerarto Accordions SPECIAL BAND ACTIVITIES TEACHER TRAINING Studio: 1812 Broad Street Phone LA 3-2589 iff Best Wishes from Dewar’s Drug Store PASQUA DRUGS 4217 Dewdney Ave. Phone JO 9-1330 FREE DELIVERY Charm at Our BEAUTY SALON CHARM BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone LA 31858 No. 1 Trading Co. Bldg. 2024-12th Ave. Regina, Sask. For Everything in Music and Musical Instruments, see Al Hall and George Fairfield. ARCADE MUSIC CENTRE 1862 Scarth Street Ph. LA 3-4689 — Regina n :st c ■ M ,e; .;y. ini on oti is 1 bl nil jiil before you leave school Whether you’re interested in putting away money to finance that bright future—or in taking a good look at the career possibilities in a bank —Noiv is a good time to pay a visit to The Bank of Nova Scotia. Come in and talk your plans over . . . you’ll find the manager interested and helpful. The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA Branch Manager’s Name and Address C. I. ARCHIBALD — REGINA, SASK. L Balfour Beacon ' 58 25