Leamington District Secondary School - Phoebus Yearbook (Leamington, Ontario Canada)

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Nineteen Forty-Eight PHOEBUS We £Cl%£% 1 O ■f tb X” ard Avery Alan Alberta Brackett Ann Bradley Elaine Brooker Jack Buchner Ellery Carder Tony Crndch John Crump Arthur Dyck k Roy Enns A Anne Fairbrother I Hilde Friesen Mary Friesen I Margarita Friesfc I Cecil Gow I I Kyle GrahaiJ I Mary Hairsfte I Robert Hime I Leona HBlc Klassen. Paul Otton Ruth Parker George Recker Robert Rose Robert Setterington Shirley Snell Pearl Sorrell Bobbylou Stockwell Allen Sullivan Gerald Thurston Eleanor Tomuick

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PHOEBUS C D- Nineteen Forty-Eight r o THREE GOOD FRIENDS — NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN MrSS AWREY The Leamington High School has in Ihe person of Mary Elizabeth Awrey a very capable and efficient secretary. After com¬ pleting her Grade 12 course, she then look Special Commercial, and in June of 1945 she accepted the position she now holds. This attractive, young secretary is liked by both Ihe staff and the students—and is a sym pathetic counsellor to those who need advice. MR. SLANEY Fcr seven years Mr. Slaney has served in the capacity of caretaker. During this time he has become Ihe friend of both teachers and students alike. Unselfishly he has given of his time and energy to aid the students at their parties and other student activities such as softball and Field Day. His sunny smile and happy manner is well remembered by Ihe students for years after they have left the school. MR. BURLOW Mr. Burlow, the assistant caretaker of Ihe school, in the short time he has been with us has won the friendship of many students. His willingness to assist at all functions in the evening and during school hours, added to his friendly nature, have placed him h ' gh in the estimation of the student body. 26

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FRONT ROW: Robert Collens. Mary Catharln Newland (Director of Social Work), Ralph Moran (Boys ' Athletics Director), Lois Nicklin (Vice-Captain), Albert Williams (Captain), Eleanor Tomuick (Director of Arts), Bob Barker (Past Captain), Shirley Snell (Girls ' Athletics Director). Murray Stewart. BACK ROW: Barbara Wickwire, lean Bertrand, John Kungel, John Turnbull, Gary Corlett. Ken Hanna, Joan Carter, Gladys Upcott, Mary Grace Jackson ALPHA HOUSE ' TT ' HE executive of Alpha House wishes to express its appreciation to its loyal members for their enthusiastic support during the school term of 1947-48, and to the staff, Mr. Slaney and Mr. Eurlow for the r unfailing co-operation. During the 1947 term Alpha attained second place in the pmg pong tournament, losing by only six points. Ralp Moran played a hard, fast game to offer keen competition to Bill Bakes, and was defeated by a very small margin. Alpha ' s Senior boys’ softball team led the league at the end of the season, but lost in the playoffs to Gamma, after a hard struggle. The lun’or bovs tied with Gamma and Delta for the lead but were defeated in the playoffs by Delta. As for social events. Alpha ' s Stardust Serenade , held Apr’l 18th, 1947, was very successful. The large attendance brought us a profit of $73.48, an amount well above that of last year. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with blue streamers and silver stars hung from the ceiling. Our theme song for the evening was, of course, Stardust . 28