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

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SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Jean Johnson, Phyliss Thauberger Front Row: Roberta Mayer, Marcia Fahlman. CURLING Wallace Bateman, Bill Keir, Wayne Wol- berg, Gerald Kistner. CURLING CLUB Back Row: Terry Smith, Larry Todd, Lyle Bradley, Larry Moe, Burnette Laws, Jack Spicer, Leonard Graham, Wallace Bateman, Wally Wolberg, Elgin Graham, Vic Chobinuk, Arnold Leippi, Gerald Meyer. Third Row: Elmer Schwartz, Allan Smigiel, Earl Beattie, Chris Wass, Bob Petford, Doug Tunison, Bob Wagner, Wally Homersham, George Newson, Albert Meyer, George Dobrescu, Garry McMurchie, Dennis Dixon, John Johnson. Second Row: Gerald Kistner, George Day, Eugene Zapporoski, Jerry Adamache. First Row: Roberta Busby, Midge Pegrce, Midge Homersham, Margo Husband, Pat Dobson, Jean Legge, Helen Morrison, Isabel Petford. 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

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Back Row: Glen Forster, John Lipp, Arnold Bluschke, Henry Pelzer, Doug Chase, Errol Klink, Adolf Jacob. Front Row: Sandy Mahara, Jean Johnson, Kathy Moldovan, Marcia Stith, June Katcher. Call Us First for IMPERIAL FUEL OIL for Furnaces, Space Heaters, Cook Stoves QUALITY COALS SOUND, DRY WOOD THE HODGE COAL AND SUPPLY Co., Ltd. ROY DRURY-Manager JO 9-2211 — PHONES — JO 9-2255 fco-w.le.n.b Balfour Tech bowlers won the city high school bowling cup for the most points received at the Regina High School Bowling Championships held at the Bolodrome and Vic Alleys on Saturday, April 26. The boys ' and the mixed team champion¬ ships went to Balfour while Central won the girls ' team event. Adolph Jacob, 922, and Kathy Moldovan, 783, won the city boys ' and girls ' singles championships respectively. On the winning boys ' team were Adolph Jacob, Lloyd Rein, Richard Mihalcea, Henry Pelzer and Arnold Bluschke. On Balfour ' s mixed team was John Lipp, Sandra Mahara, Liz Koswin, Loraine Barker and Glen Forester. The top seven bovs and the top eight girls were chosen to represent Regina in the Western Canada High School Champion¬ ships. From Balfour Adolph Jacob, John Lipp, Henry Pelzer, Kathy Moldovan and Sandra Mahara were chosen. Balfour ' s mixed team went to Swift Cur¬ rent and competed for the provincial title. Setiixvi fiakeball The Senior Boys Baseball team had a fine season last year. The team was victorious in 6 of its 8 games, losing to Campion 5 to 3 and to Scott 9 to 7. However, the league champs soon ran into the old Tech jinx and lost a thrilling game to Scott 4 to 3, losing the City Championships by a scant run. Jim Frolick did a fine job taking over from Oscar Bazylewich at the plate. Chris Batley and Ray Hobbs made up the pitching staff, Batley winning 6 games and Hobbs charged with 2 losses. Brian Dutkowski, John Palenstien, Larry Bachiu, and John Klien made up the infield with outfielding chores going to Joe Lunghamer, Stan Zeremba, Ken Kistner, and Ross Lane. Congratulations go to Coach Frison for a wonderful job well done. fJu tiQA. fyaotball The Juniors enjoyed a very successful sea¬ son. They played six games and lost two including the playoffs. This record was due to the high spirit and co-operation between the coach and the players as a unit. The playoffs included games with Cam¬ pion and Central. Balfour won the semi¬ final game by defeating Campion, by a score of 12-0. The final game was for Junior Football supremacy. The Mud Bowl game was won by Central 7-6. The Red and White team was in their fighting till the end. The team would like to thank Butch Les- kun and Alec Kerr for their superb job on handling the club and also like to congratu¬ late them on a job well done. JiW T.w LEARN V HOW TO DRIVE ) THE SMC WAY ' Phone LA 2-9863 for particulars Congratulations Students from FRAME AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT LTD. and SPRING SERVICE LTD. 2047- 2061 BROAD ST. REGINA For SPRINGS . . . SEE . . . SPRING SERVICE LTD. For Wheel Alignment, Frame Straightening, Shock Absorbers, Wheel Balancing, Front End Parts See FRAME AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT LTD. 66 Balfour Beacon ' 58