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

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Gordon Bob Treble McLellan CONGRATULATIONS UPTOWN FROM THE Service Station HOTELS ASSOCIATION SMITH AND 12TH AVENUE REGINA, SASK. OF REGINA Phone: LA 3-3492 Washing and Greasing FOR Best Wishes from INVESTMENTS SEE fuluman Co. OsLLR. IlAMMOM STANTON LIMITED cr- - The Home of Country Maid Investment Dealers Stock Brokers fine Meat Products 1727 Scarth St. REGINA 10th Ave. at St. John Street Telephone LA 3-4626 REGINA B. B. Gofine, C.L.U. MANAGER CIGAR STORE and NEWS STAND THE GREAT-WEST LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Ph. LA 21228 1520-llth Ave. Your FUTURE Regina is our business TODAY! Good Clothes for Young Men ENGLAND’S Bill Fred Ltd. Jewellers Opposite King ' s Hotel 1 81 9 A Scarth St. REGINA REGINA RETAIL FLORISTS ASSOCIATION of Repina - - 0 Gillespie Floral Ltd. Gertie ' s Flower Shop De Luxe Florists Frank Markham Evans Florist Regina Florist Co. Ltd. 2 A ASCHENBRENER, KATHLEEN—Cute as a picture BARD, ARLENE — Arlene, Arlene; any man dream. BARD, LORENE— Where did you say you gc those chapped lips from? BARRS, JEAN— Doll Face. BELER, HELEN—She isn ' t a saint. BERGMAN, DONNA—She calls it a Teena gi Crush. BETCHER, JOYCE— Itty, Bitty, Pretty One. BROWN, GAILEEN— Miss Columbia Record. CARSON, LOUISE— Who owns the green Stude baker from Central? COLE, BARBARA—Barb and Joe together, life fair and stormy weather. DEGELMAN, VIVIAN—Eyes for all, but heart fa only one. DOWKES, EVELYN—Sweet as the honey from thi honey comb. ERMEL, JEANNINE—She keeps the Wrigley Con pany in business. FOX, JUDY— Earth Angel? FOX, MARILYN— Hey, hens! Let ' s have a part) without roosters. FRASZ, JO-ANN—She ' s tops and not just on the Hit Parade. HALL, DIANE—Diane ' s getting ahead—why not! Everyone else has one! WAGNER, DIANE—When the red, red, robin goes She ' s Bob-Bob-bobbin ' along. HLEBOFF, GEORGE—Just plane crazy. HORN, ROBERTA—She has kisses sweeter than wine. LAKUSTIAK, JOHN—Daddy Long Legs. McHALE, RON—Brylcream, a little dab will dc ya, Brylcream, you look so debonair! MILLER, DIANE—An hour glass figure. MOLNAR, LOUISE—Charlie was a boxer. MOORE, LINDA—Evidence proves she ' s not o man hater. POSEHN, DONNA—Juke Box Baby? RADU, VIVIAN—As I wished upon a star, I wished to have a boy named Bahr. SLIND, DIANNE—Beneath that tail there art brains in motion. SMITH, LETITIA—Letitia and Dale—like water and a pail. ST. JULIEN, CLAUDETTE— Reete Petite. TULIPAN, PEARL— The Sweater Girl. WAGNER, HELEN—This Joker is Wild. HIRSH, LORAINE—Is she really as innocent os she looks? WOODARD, DELLENE—Wanted: A brown haired he-man with initials E. M. Kl Kl Kl L U LI LC M N N Rl R S S( SI u u w c B S ' Vi CAMERA SHY FINK, ALICE—An all round good kid! HAWES, SHARON — Gone to make her first j million. NATIUK, ROBERT—Who ' s the chick in youi locker? E SPANIER, DIANE— Real gone. E 2 B AGAR, SHARON—Her favorite song, Eddy fly Love. BAYAK, CATHY—Snow on the mountain ca ' t be melted; Cathy ' s in love and she can ' t help it. BONNEAU, CHARLENE—Says she doesn ' t lice boys, but we know better. CAMERON, MARILYN—The quietest lass in car class. CANO, DIANE—Angel without wings. CONNELL, BARBARA—Why is she so anxious to leave school at 5:30? CRAIG, ROSSINE—The Midnight Girl. DAVIES, DONNETTE — Doughnut left us at Christmas. DIETRICH, JUDY—Where does she get her supply of gum? DOYLE, DOREEN—Nothing to do; I guess I ' ll go to sleep. ELL, GERALDINE—She should have a wagon for all the release slips she carries around. FABIAN, GLORIA— But I lost my books! FORSTER, JEAN— Rusty ol ' halo. HARRISON, (SAIL—Class pin, here I come! HASTINGS, TISHA—Full of fun, lots of pep; she ' ll find someone, yes you bet! HERPERGER, KATHY—We wonder why she ' s hep over Ivy League? JACOBS, ALICE — I ' m not crazy; I was bom JEWORSKI, JEAN—She only talks when the teacher is out. KERVEL, CAROW—Sings like a canary, and talks like a parrot. KILBORNE, ALICE—Never bad, never late, Has her work done right on date. Balfour Beacon ' 58 26

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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

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KLOCK, MARLENE—Natural G. A. S. has come to Regina. KULLMAN, LORNA—Personality girl and over- ur - worked form rep. ln KUNTZ, CONNIE—She doesn ' t have rings on her fingers, but she does have bells on her toes. KUSHNIRYK, SHIRLEY—School just Peter ' s me out. LASCUE, PAT—This girl you see, but you don ' t a 9i hear. LAWSON, HOPE— . . . and was he cute! LIPON, MARION—Me and my baby are going ide steady. LONGUL, THELMA — Her favourite song, Oh liki Danny Boy. t MARCHTALER, CHARLOTTE — Came—stayed— t0 ' left. the NELSON, JANE—Hey, are you Jane or June? NELSON, JUNE—Like we said before, are you ni Jane or June? RITCO, MYRTLE — My name is Myrtle not Turtle. ROTH, LORRAINE—The quiet type. (Ha! Ha!) the SCHMIDT, MARLENE—There HE goes. SCHWARTZ, PAULENE—Sets a good example. °’ STUEHLER, JEAN — Wolseley ' s loss, Balfour ' s es 9ain. ULMER, JOAN— Hey girls, let ' s have a pyjama party! ' on UNRUH, JUNE—June has three prize possessions —looks, personality and Ernie, jjj WACHNUK, GLORIA—Gloria, you ' re blushing! CAMERA SHY BANERD, VERNA—Here one day, gone for the rest of the week. STRANDBERG, EDITH—She ' s so quiet you hardly know she ' s around. WAKELEM, MARGARET— Mugs left early to 3r t avoid the rush. tei as p ed 2C rSf I ur BALOG, CAROLYN—This cute pill will cure any ill. BANDA, BERNICE—Sweet and small; Brian ' s doll. BICKFORD, CAROLYN—Laugh and I ' ll laugh with you; cry, well that ' s different. BOEHMER, WILFRED — If silence is golden —girls this guy must be loaded! CHORNEY, MEL—Last year girl-shy. This year, girls try. CLARK, ARDALE—Ardale! Quit creaming, that ' s Miss Felske, not Jerry COSTEA, MARLENE—She ' s little, she ' s wise, but there ' s mischief in her eyes. CROSS, PHYLLIS—Mr. Carton: Phyllis! Don ' t yawn in my class. DECK, RON—Is it a Toni, or a phony? DOW, MARGARET—Innocent bystander of 2C. Ho! Ho! EXNER, JOSEPHINE—Alexandria: Hey, let ' s skip Algebra. Josie: Can ' t, I need the sleep. ) FENSKE, IRENE—Who said all good things come in small packages? FOLK, CHARMAINE—She won ' t tell us his name. , e FORSTER, JIM—The devil ' s left hand man. FRIES, RUSS—Einstein had brains; Russ has hair. Jr GAETZ, VERONICA—She ' s got him under her spell. George, of course! GETZ, ALICE—A follower of men, but never a leader of women. HOMERSHAM, MARGARET—She curls on an all ut boy team. KAINZ, KEN—God ' s gift to women, but he ' s ) already given. KLASSEN, LOIS—Boys, what are they, something . to eat? Now shorthand— jr KRAUSHER, TERRY—How I love to drive my Pontiac. (Junk) LEIPERT, HELEN—Tall, blonde, blue eyes. Jayne Mansfield? No, Helen our Form Rep. LENIUS, JIM—Ten easy steps to insanity. LUPASTIN, EILLEEN—She teaches music on week p days, but what about weekends? MISSKEY, RUTH—This girl always awaits the n Don ing of the day. MOHR, RON—Tall, dark, and handsome; but e girl-shy. s MORRIS, EDGAR—Miss Felske ' s triple threat; fumble, mumble, and stumble. ORBAN, BOB—If Jim didn ' t do it, and Russ didn ' t, then Bob must have. 8 Balfour Beacon ' 58 27