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

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SENIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Roe Waind, Velma Harrison, Joyce Eastman, Bernice McEachern, Laura Heinrich, Bernice Banda, Ardale Clark, Judy Banouye, Katherine Moldovan, Helen Leipert, Sandra Mahra. GIRLS ' CURLING Back Row: Dale Husband, Roberta Busby. Front Row: Isabel Petford, Marcia Stith. JUNIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Back Row: Dianne Potter, Phyllis Cross, Miss Kachman, Cecilia Popescul, Lynne Hawry- lak. Second Row: Helen Morrison, Marlene Wett- stein, Jean Forster, Dellene Woodard. Front Row: Elfreda Dixon, Ann Mustatia, Eunice Leech, Janelle Holmes, Shelly St. Julien. M m || Balfour Beacon ' 58 63

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Kurtz Motors Ltd. LINCOLN, MERCURY METEOR CARS MERCURY TRUCKS FORD PARTS and ACCESSORIES • Cornwall South Railway REGINA Phone LA 2-5693 LOGGIE’S LIMITED HOME OF FINE FOOTWEAR See Our Campus Casuals 1 834 Hamilton REGINA Phone LA 2-3492 PEPPER ' S DRUG STORE Your Family Druggists Phone LA 2-4593 2020- 11th Ave. Regina NOVIA CAFE and GOLD ROOM 2158 -12th Avenue Good Food Phone LA 2-6465 WAGNER ' S PIANO SERVICE Expert Repairing and Fin e Tuning on all makes of Pianos Registered with The National Assoc, of Piano Tuners 1928 College Ave. LA 2-3352 A Real Dutch Pantry THE WOODEN SHOE PASTRY SHOP 1912 - 12th Ave., Phone LA 3-6700 fJu+Uan. CfibLi ' feaA.Jze.tbaU They played; they fought; they won! That phrase well suits the junior team. Tech won all the league games; therefore, put them on top of the league and in the finals. Scott won the first game of finals 17-12 with Tech coming back in the second game to defeat Scott 14-10. In the final game Tech edged Scott 17-16 to win the city championship. The team consists of: Jean Forester, for¬ ward; Marlene Wettstein, guard; Cecelia Popescul, centre; Dellene Woodward, for¬ ward; Phyllis Cross, centre; who are all holdovers. Newcomers are: Shelly St. Julien, forward; Diane Potter, forward; Elfreda Dix¬ on, guard; Flelen Morrison, guard; Eunice Leech, forward and manager; Ann Mustatia, guard; Lynne Hawrylak, forward, Janelle Holmes, guard. Thanks go to Miss Kachman for the splendid way in which she handled the team. Phone LA 3-8003 GEORGIA NORTH STAR SERVICE 12th Avenue Hamilton Street REGINA, Sask. u may belong to many A u may wear many ♦ u may have a big V But you don ' t need a A to dig up our LOCATION GEORGE SILVERMAN LTD. FURNITURE HOME FURNISHINGS 1434 Broad Street REGINA Saskatchewan Phone JO 9-1 404 McCALLUM-HILL CO., LIMITED Real Estate and Insurance McCallum-Hill Bldg, Ph. LA 2-2671 TAYLOR SERVICE Your Friendly Texaco Dealer Gas-Oil-Tires-Tune-up, Etc. DEWDNEY RAE Phone JO 9-5588 REGINA, Sask. Compliments and Best Wishes from MOORE’S TAXI LA 2-6633 feesiioA QinU ' feoAizetbalt The Senior Girls ' Inter-collegiate Basket¬ ball at Balfour didn ' t go as well as it was hoped, but we can not deny that the girls really tried; and they deserve all the credit we can give them. The girls spent much of their time and effort in their practises, even coming during the Christmas holidays. The games they played were well fought, losing mostly by a few points. Out of the ten games the girls played, they won two games over Regina College and Luther; and tied a game with Shel¬ don. The players consist of: Bernice McEach- ern, Lora Hienricks, Bernice Banda, and Judy Tanouye — as guards; Joyce East¬ man, Ardale Clark, Sandy Mahara — as forwards; Velma Harrison and Kathy Mol¬ dovan — as centres; and Helen Liepert playing forward and centre. We are sorry to say that Velma had to drop out due to an injured knee. We would like to give our thanks to Mr. Daverne for the splendid job he has done in coaching the girls. He got right behind them all the way. Better luck next year! A WORD TO THE WISE JOIN YOUR Y.W.C.A. for CLUBS GYM and SWIMMING OTHER ACTIVITIES There Are Red White Stores Almost Everywhere • 83 stores in Regina City and district • 450 stores in Saskatchewan • All Red White brand merchandise is uncondition¬ ally guaranteed • Satisfaction or your money refunded You Always Buy Right at Red White The Red White Stores 62 Balfour Beacon ' 58

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It ' s from B I R K S • Trophies, Medals • Silverware • Watches • China • Leather • Diamonds Balfour School Pins and Rings Also Crested Gifts Girls ' Balfour School Rings, $3.00 Boys ' Balfour School Rings, $4.75 BIRRS JEWELLERS 1949 Scarth Street — Regina DAD’S COOKIES . . . treat for both young and old Grant Argue ARENS DRUG STORE 1953 Scarth St. Regina Free Delivery Phone LA 2-4224 HOURS 8 A.M. to 11.00 P.M. HILDERMAN ' S NORTH STAR SERVICE Goodyear Tires — Willard Batteries Gas -—- Oil — Lubrication Winnipeg 10th Phone LA 35768 7 SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT POOL IS A FARMER-OWNED GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK HANDLING CO-OPERATIVE SERVING MEMBERS AT COST SINCE 1924 SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT P001 HEAD OFFICE REGINA William ' s Drugs Drugs and Stationery Phone LA 3-6787 636 College Ave., Regina Glteesdea inxf What would we do without cheerleaders? Tech has no problems. We have the finest senior and junior groups to add the rip and enthusiasm to any football, basketball, or any other game. Their colorful red and white costumes add the brilliance to our games. They practiced long and hard; froze at our football games; but never com¬ plained. The Senior Cheerleaders consist of the hold-overs: Phyllis Thauberger, Marcia Fahl- man, and Bobby Mayer; with the addition of Jean Johnson. The Junior Cheerleader with their new costumes are the same as last year with the exception of Marcia Stith and the ad¬ dition of five Freshies. The girls from last year are Vivian Radu, Jo-Ann Frasz, and Betty Hoffert. The girls that joined the Juniors are: Carol Denton, Lois Kolstad, Linda LeBoldus, Laura Heinrich and Shirley Lascue. The Senior Cheerleaders were coached by Miss Katchman while Phyllis Thauberger did the coaching for the Junior Cheerleaders. GuSiiUuj, Glui The Balfour Technical Curling Club exe¬ cutives were extremely pleased with the turn¬ out of students for the games, which lead up to our annual mixed bonspiel. It is a well-organized club and the co¬ operation of the students is something which should be prominent in any club in order to function properly. At the beginning of the year a meeting was held to elect the officers, and to ap¬ point a draw committee whose responsibility it is to make up the schedule of games to be played. At the height of the curling sea¬ son a school bonspiel is drawn up and prizes awarded to the first and second class winners. This year we are reluctant to admit that both our girls ' team and boys ' team were defeated in their final gomes for the city championship. Nevertheless, we are proud of our club and the enjoyment and diversion this won¬ derful activity has given its members. ‘Refresh yourself” Ask for it either way . . . both trade-marks mean the same thing. 64 Balfour Beacon ' 58