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

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GRADUATES 4 A DAVE ANDREWS Sleep, you charm me, A few more minutes will never harm me. Ambition—To get to school before 8:25. Pet Peeve—They wouldn ' t let me hove a lawyer. GLENN BOSCH Glenn is really one of the boys. When he ' s in class there ' s lots of noise. Ambition—To score points. Pet Peeve—Girls. LYLE BRADLEY In school work Lyle does very well. What he ' ll do next no one can tell. Ambition—To work for a year, then go to University. Pet Peeve—Getting up in the morning. GARY BUTLER In the game of hockey Gary plays. And all the girls he has in a daze. Ambition—To answer one (Mr. Matthews ' questions). Pet Peeve—Mr. Matthews asking me questions. DOUG CHASE It ' s surprising how many things you can get away with, sitting in front of the teacher. Ambition—To have only one girl instead of three (Ha!). Pet Peeve—Girls that hide on Sadie Hawkins ' Day. NED EBERLE His interests are seldom in school. Could be women and playing pool. Ambition—To get out of school. Pet Peeve—Guys that can drag my 114-X (Jaguar?) ELAINE EUTENIER Even though she ' s pretty slim, She makes it up with lots of vim. Ambition—To buy a Cadillac with my first million. Pet Peeve—Learning to drive a car. GLEN FORSTER He always seems to be going steady, If he ever breaks up, the girls will be ready. Ambition—To marry a certain nurse. Pet Peeve—Can ' t take out other girls when you ' re going steady. ELGIN GRAHAM He ' s calm and reserved, that ' s as far as it goes, He seems to be quiet, but one never knows. Ambition—To get there. Pet Peeve—Les filles. DOUG HALLSWORTH Doug in science is quite bright, Out looking at stars he is at night. Ambition—Electron Physicist. Pet Peeve—Cloudy nights. VELMA HARRISON She left us to go to Calgary. ALBERT HERBACK Quiet, friendly with a ready smile, Many girls ' names he has on his file. Ambition—-To do away with bowling alleys. Pet Peeve—Freshies, and girls who lie about their age. BERNARD HOGELIE He sits all day and looks so shy. Trying to slip the teacher ' s eye. Ambition—To own Fort Knox. Pet Peeve—Teachers in general. LARRY ITCUSH This is a boy with lots of spice, And we think that he is real nice. Ambition—To retire after school ' s out. Pet Peeve—Algebra marks. ERWIN JONES We like Erwin ' s quiet manner, For friendliness he gets a banner. Ambition—To become an electron physicist. Pet Peeve—Those moonlight drives. DENNIS KEISER Dennis is an all ' round good guy. Many a girl tries to catch his eye. Ambition—To travel around the world. Pet Peeve—Trying to study when the T.V. ' s on. ALAN KERNECHUK If all was as easy as electricity, School for Alan would be simplicity. Ambition—To construct my own space station. Pet Peeve—Little red satellites. M ARVIN KIRBY On our senior team he races, The basketball he always chases. Ambition—To build a car that can beat the Nash Rambler. Pet Peeve—Electric doors that don ' t open. ART UPON All great men are dying off, And I don ' t feel well myself. Ambition—To retire. Pet Peeve—Nurses who think man ' s easier to catch when he ' s flat on his back. JOHN LIPP Handsome! Intelligent! Popular! Guess who wrote these write ups? Ambition—To live it up until 25 and then retire. Pet Peeve—Girls that go steady. ARLENE MclNNIS With eyes so bright and hair so black. Personality she does not lack. Ambition—To go to University. Pet Peeve—Nothing peeves her. GARFIELD McMURCHIE Whatever he does, wherever he goes. Success is assured, this he knows! Ambition—To develop a formula which would make girls grow. Pet Peeves—Short girls. WILMA MeVETY She ' s always calm, she ' ll never rush, But, oh my goodness, can she blush! Ambition—To obtain a university degree. Pet Peeve—Crowded lockers. NEIL MILLEN Shh! Be quiet! Don ' t utter a peep, Neil is catching up on his sleep. Ambition—To become an M.D. Pet Peeve—Teachers waking me up from a peaceful sleep. ALLEN MILAVANOV A Christmas graduate. ERNIE MOLNAR We find him sitting in the back. Absorbing all, but forgetting fact. Ambition—To be a draftsman. Pet Peeve—Girls who can ' t keep a conversation. HENRY PELZER Here ' s a guy who has what it takes, Judging by all the A ' s he makes. Ambition—To be a civil engineer. Pet Peeve—Forgetting my books when my home¬ work is done. MERVIN POLZEN Always ready, never late. All his work done up to date. Ambition—To get out of high school. Pet Peeve—The beginni ng of the week. JOHN PURDIE I don ' t like the teacher, the subject ' s too deep, I ' d drop the class, but I need the sleep. Ambition—To be richer than Fort Knox. Pet Peeve: Jets that fly too low. ROBERT SERBAN He and the teachers get along fine, Because he answers all the time. Ambition—To be an assistant engineer. Pet Peeve—My own cooking. KEN SHERLING He came, he saw, and then he left. AUDREY SINCLAIR Audrey is a quiet lass. We need more like her in our class. Ambition—To become a nurse. Pet Peeve—The rush at the lockers every day. ALLAN SMIGIEL Al is the president of the S.R.C., And a jolly good friend he will always be. Ambition—To get Grade XII. Pet Peeve—Meetings that are half attended (S.R.C.) MARGUERITE SUDERMAN Always talking and telling the news. Very seldom she has the blues. Ambition—To become a millionaire. Pet Peeve—School. EMIL TATOUI Gets his work done more or less, We have a suspicion it ' s usually less. Ambition—To be an intern and have little septics. Pet Peeve: Watching basketball games without a deck of cards. SHARON THUNE The mind has a thousand loves, The heart has but one. Ambition—To marry a radio annoucer and break the records. Pet Peeve—Term exams. CHRIS WASS Not over serious, not over gay. But a real nice fellow in his quiet way. Ambition—To be an electronic engineer. Pet Peeve—Those crazy foreign cars. SCOTT WATSON To him we apply the old philosophy, Not a leader of men but a follower of women. Ambition—To pass one (Algebra test). Pet Peeve—Mr. Hawrylak ' s algebra tests. BILL ZOTZMAN Generally speaking, he ' s generally speaking. Ambition—To drive a Mercedes Benz 300 SL (racing car). Pet Peeve—Gum-chewing rodents. Balfour Beacon ' 59 9

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GRADUATES 4 B WALLACE BATEMAN If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again, then quit. Ambition—To make his second million—the first one ' s too difficult. Pet Peeve—Tight skirts!! OSCAR BAZYLEWiCH My idea of an agreeable person is a person that agrees with me. Ambition—Undecided. Pet Peeve—Barbers that don ' t know when to stop. MERVIN DOANE I ' d be good if I could, But I can ' t, so I won ' t. Ambition-—To get out of school THIS year. Pet Peeve—Composition. WARREN DOBSON It ' s better to know useless things than to know nothing at all. Ambition—To invent a new and different sports car. Pet Peeve—Grade XI literature. JOYCE EASTMAN Getting ahead? Why not? Everyone else has one. Ambition—Nursing. Pet Peeve—Anyone who can pass algebra. KEITH FLEURY Don ' t talk to me about school!. Ambition—To become rich fast. Pet Peeve—All girls except blondes. CLIFFORD FUESSEL Laugh and the world laughs with you, Cry and I ' ll laugh anyway. Ambition—To retire at the old age of 21. Pet Peeve—People who slam his car doors. LARRY GNIUS Don ' t tell me what I mean; Let me figure it out for myself. Ambition—To start a gun shop. Pet Peeve—People—those crazy ones. PRISCILLA HALL The girl with the high blush pressure. Ambition—-Stitching her life away. Pet Peeve—Questions. BARRY HANSON His dream girl hasn ' t been born yet. Ambition—To become a millionaire and give one away every week—dollar that is. Pet Peeve—Girls that don ' t mind their own business. ERWIN HEUCHERT Don ' t rush through life. Ambition—To be a shop teacher. Pet Peeve—Getting up in the morning. JOHNNY JOHNSON When I feel like working, I lie down till the feeling passes. Ambition—-To get grade 12 in ONE year. Pet Peeve—Getting up in the morning. KEN KENVILLE And did those brains in ancient times, Have to work as hard as mine? Ambition—To get out of school by 1960. Pet Peeve—The female population. GERALD KISTNER I like work; It fascinates me. Ambition—To be a man. Pet Peeve—Oh knock it off, will ya? ELAINE KURTZ Always happy, never sad. Always good, never bad. Ambition—Always ' the next year. ' Pet Peeve—No chemise, please. JAMES LATURNUS He left us for greener pastures. LEN LeBOLDUS I ' ve got brains that I haven ' t even used yet. Ambition—M.D. Pet Peeve—Veinershnitzel sandwiches. JOHN MARECKI John is a popular guy, To him the girls look and sigh. Ambition—To be a self-employed worker. Pet Peeve—School in general. RAY MARKEL Greater men than I have lived, But I don ' t believe it. Ambition—To accomplish all my ambitions. Pet Peeve—Cameras. RON MASTEL Why should the devil have all the fun? Ambition—To swim Boggy Creek. Pet Peeve—Work!! WILLIAM MINTZ He ' s just what he is, what better report? A boy, a student, a friend and good sport,. Ambition—To make himself into a millionaire. Pet Peeve—Fords. DON MUNRO Enjoy yourself, It ' s later than you think. Ambition—To be a success. Pet Peeve— Girls that can ' t cook. ISABEL PETFORD Doesn ' t let school interfere with her education. Ambition—Nursing. Pet Peeve—Homework. BOB PETFORD Work and worry have killed many a man. Ambition—To invent an atomic-powered wheel chair. Pet Peeve—Knee-highs. MURIEL PROCKTER Silence is golden, But I don ' t want to be rich anyway. Ambition—Undecided. Pet Peeve—People who don ' t appreciate Canada. RONALD SMITH All year he ' s been trying to find a way to get into 4A. Ambition—To be o draftsman. Pet Peeve—People who don ' t like Dodges. GEORGE SWERID Caesar was ambitious, Why be a copy cat? Ambition—He ' s not very ambitious. Pet Peeve—Blondes. GRANT WAGNER I only ask that fortune send A little more than I can spend. Ambition—To make money the easy way. Pet Peeve—Sack dresses. RAE WAIND Live, laugh, and be happy, Tomorrow there is school. Ambition—Surgical nursing. Pet Peeve—The Red-Coats. WAYNE WOHLBERG All things come to him who waits. Ambition—To make money with money. Pet Peeve—Bobby sox. EUGENE ZAPOROSKI Whatever it is, I ' m for it. Ambition—To be a jet pilot in Siberia. Pet Peeve—Girls with engagement rings. 11 Balfour Beacon ' 59