Essex District High School - Argus Yearbook (Essex, Ontario Canada)

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47 . ?• Leo --July 23 to uugust 23 affectionate, energetic, subject to extremes. Dislike criticism and flattery is their weakness. Headstrong but should have a happy married life. Tom Bruner - Parmer (modol). Bill Libby - Poultry farmer (for the birds). Andrew Killian - Gentleman farmer. Bill Joyce - Accountant—expert on figures. Robert Lillis - School teachor--the absent-minded professor. Craig Holman - Salesman--selling refriger .tors in the arctic. 8. Virgo —August 24 to September 23 Inclined to be inquisitive, far-sighted, patient and thrifty. Likely to carry or research work and study. Make good teachers and actors. Pat Heaton - • ' ' e--mending thermometers with gum. Raymond ennette - Doctor--C;uack? Judy MacDonald - Professor--History. Phil Eyraud - Auctioneer. 9. Libra --September 24 to October 23 Keen in business but flighty in love affairs, work carefully and stick to job no matter how tough, possess executive ability. Rhea Palmer - High School teacher. Pat Johnson - Hair dresser (for Yul Bryner). 10. Scoroio --October 2l± to November 22 Shrewd and ambitious and should do well in business life and love. Rather domineering but faithful. Rhea Jobin - Music--Rock and roll. Nick Gyorgy - Designer--of doll houses. 11. Sagittarius --November 23 to December 21 These people are physically strong, energetic and ambitious. Mary Pinnegar - Stwwrrdess--always in the air. Dana Leithoad - Singer (yodelling). Morris Hoover - Judge or lawyer. • 2. Capric orn—December 22 to January 30 Proud, idealistic and confident. Good leaders, possess talent for the fine arts and have above avorage imagination. Don Gullick - Parmer--chicks (slick). John Hamilton - Sailor--girl in every port. Ivan Johnson - Atomic engineer--Natalis.

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RUTH ui-.U CROFT: losing her temper: „ . A?1 MARGIE BEN..: without a shadow (i ose shadow, Margie.; G.i.RTH BOGGS: answering or questioning teachers with success. JIM MERRITT: not always membling to himself? HAROLD ROBINSON: with his hair out of place? LARRY REEB: without a funny joke? THE STARS FORETELL FOR 9F 1. Aquarius--January 21 to February 18 „ ... ■ Affectionate, honest and trustworthy, sometimes a bit care less and conceited. Have a flare for inventions. Linda Philpott -.Toachor—School of the dance. Herman Guilbeault - Can always invent reasons for not doing homework. 2. Pisces--February 19 to March 20 Cautious, prudent, like new ideas, and can be happy most anywhere. Gifted with several talents Gloria Eldridge - N u rse--nevcr at a loss for words. Penny Hillary - Laboratory Technician--reading x-rays. Raymond Lazarus - Salesman—for Good Humours. 3. Aries--March 21 to April 20 . . Strong-willed, emotional, and full of imagination. Fast to anger but quick to forgive. Can do most anything. Pattsie Holovka - Would like to teach, hit wc think she would bo a good entertainer. . Jim Haggins - Chartered accountant or farmer (horses, or course;. k. Taurus--April 21 to May 21 , , , Great vitality, confidence, generosity and warmheartednes . Enthusiastic and willing to work hard. Joyce Lapain - Secretary—at good old E. D. H. S. Tom Halford - ..rchitcct--designing cottages for two. Don Mactier - Will play the sports field--hunting what? Walter Lippatt - a radio announcer--singing commercials. Gemini --May 21 to June 21 Blessed with high .ambition, liked. Should avoid restlessness. Good speakers, genial and well- Ann Leili - Private secretary--with a handsome boss, she hopes. Donald Patterson - Journalist (gay blade). Sharon Armstrong - Secretary--large salary, short working hours. Geoffrey Hayman - Nuclear physicist (volunteer for first trip to moor.]. 6 . Cancer--June 22 to July 22 r itM - Sympathetic, understanding, persevering and industrious, w to do things their own way. Should do well in work that makes goo use of human nature. Betty Boylun - Grade school teachor--no math, past £th grade, please) Elsie Kubinec - Reporter—daily gossip column. Maxine Quinlan - Nurse—holding hands with the interns. Neal Je sop - Author- -intellectual book-worm.

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8 . 10 A BACK ROW ; MIDDLE ROW ; FRONT P ROW ; Robert Walker, Hank Haasnoot, Stophon Vivier, Ronald 3arnott, Nelson Wales, Roger Langls, James Bauer, Richard Vennell, Larry Myers. a Karon Clark, Patricia Paquette, Judy Wright, Jamop Cl at er, Alox McLean, Ralph. Boas©;, Gaylo Fields, Joyce Bechard, Karen Stowe, Robert Gampeau. Marjorie Boose, Karon Shopley, Pompoa Iannucci, Miss Latimer, i J atricia Langis, Rose Anno i juick, Jeon 0ucllut.,c, t NURSERY RHYMES OF 10A HASTY NELSON Nelson Wales is in a hurry, He ' s always in a flurry; Ho never really kn:ws wtiq,t ho 1 s about. He upsots stools and chairs, And sometimes falls downstairs. And often puts his clothes on inside outI MARJORIE ( BOOSE ) AND THE ■ BIRDS Marjorie is sitting very still Upon the garden seat, The birds are busy picking crumbs She scatters at her feet. They swing upon the linden tree And sing ri Maggie! Maggie! Marjorie! MAMMA 1 S HELPER Judy Carr is a little girl; She helps her mother cook. And when her mamma makes a cake, Judy looks and looks and looks! KAREN (CLARK) AND RON ( BARNETT ) Karen and Ron went up the hill, To fetch a pail of water; Ron fell down and broke his crown, And Karon came tumbling after, ■THE FIRST TINY TREE Pat Paquette took a tiny tree And trimmed it with a star, To please little Bcb Gampeau In his bed afar. IF I WERE A LADY If Cecilia Brett wore a lady, a very old lady, A crotchety lady with creeks in her knees, She ' d walk out on Sundays, or oven on Mondays, Whenever weather was friendly to mo.