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

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PHOEBUS C-+-0- Nineteen Forty-Eight --e-fo 9B FROMT ROW: Annieta Unger. Florence Kowalchuk. Eleanor Robinson, Eleanor Ford. Belly Ann Kronacher, Mary Cornwall. Kaly Derksen. Marguerite Galloway, Earlinda Pickell, Marie Slaals. Joyce Cascadden, Nellie Rudyka. lean Robinson, Joan Turrill, Lena Rekula, Joyce Schmenk, Ethel Gillett. SECOND ROW: Leonard Baker. Billy Wilcox, Stanley Brandi, Marvin Bateman, Bob Adams, • Leonard Whitlock, Andy Brndiar, Bruce Bateman, Robert Thomas, Dan McCormick, Arthur Irwin, Harold Slater. Harry Langeman, John Sawchuk, Jim Gooch, Douglas Knight. Donald Roberts, Joe Maitre. 9B Adams is Ihe first in the row, About his homework he does not know. Mary Cornwall, smartest in class; No one would beat this sly little lass. Dan McCormick, future engineer, All his wisecracks you should hear. Joyce Cascadden a nurse will be; This we very soon must see. Johnny Sawchuk would hunt for treasure: This for him would be a pleasure. Joyce A. Schmenk in Wthemafics. Is far better than in acrobatics. Leonard Baker a fine musician. He would make a good physician. Marguerite Galloway is mighly tough. With any person she can get rough. Marvin Bateman plays basketball. He can polka through the hall. Katy Derksen, tall and thin, Anyone ' s heart she can surely win. Jimmy Gooch is fairly nice, But to school he would bring mice. Ethel Gillett a red head is she, And a secretary wants to be. 34

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sag FRONT ROW: Belly Jean Quick:. Doreen Moore, Helen Graydon, Viola York, Marjorie Houchen. Mary Smith, Evelyn Williams, Elsie Unger. Dorothy Guyili Marcel Beaulieu Ruth Jeffery, Nonna Ferguson, Gertrude Hall, Barbara Wickwire, Joan Harold, Emily Herman Rosemary EHHuz, Susan Mechalko. BACK ROW: Tony Darowski, Peter Frederick. John Hurst, Fred Latullp, Egor Zubko, Morris Jackson. Boyd Manner, Bud Havens, Albert Slaats, Boh Hutchinson. Douglas Gillanders, Murray Campbell, Bill James, Bill Bolton, Pat Ross, Leonard Beaupre. Ronald Lee, Wendel Fox. 9A — A STUDY IN THE SUPERLATIVE The rest of Grade Nines, 9A surpasses. With our 22 lads and 18 lasses. Behold our class in review, From six fool high to four fool two. The Largest Grade 9 Enrolment is 40. Size overwhelming! The Tallest -As we all know are Bob, Douglas and Pal with Boyd and the two Bills in secon, rank. The Shortest-Our mascot, Le Petite Marcel , and liny, liny Betty, our majorette. The Broadest Murray Campbell or Murray Bulbeck, with Egor bringinq up the rear. The Leanest—Here Albert Leads, without a doubt. The Fairest Susan and Russell with flaxen hair: Gertrude, Elsie and Marjorie are also fall Ihe Darkest -Douglas. Sachiko are true bruneller. and Doreen, another maioretter. The Quietest—Evelyn, Emily and Mary are inclined this way. Most Talkative Peter leads but Ronald follows. Dorothy. John and Wendell seem close behind Most Alhletic—Norma and loan aro two qood sports. Most Musical -Leonard, Tony and Helen are all good in their own fields Most Inquisitive-Fred seems to lake this honour. (In English class that is.) Most Artistic- Bud and Morris sure lake the lead. Most Brilliant Ruth stands first, but Rosemary, Viola and Barbara are of scholastic mind And now I am sure you will all agree. 9A is a MOST UNUSUAL GA NGI a man empties his purse into his head, no man ran take it airai Irani him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. —Franklin. PHOEBUS -- T 0 Nineteen Forty-Eight --- l7

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Nineteen Forty-Eight PHOEBUS FRONT ROW: Mona Lalam. Barbara Ann Poore. Shirley Fairbrolher, Ellen lane Alltin. Ethel Kirk, Joyce Hope, Mary Holovka, Dorine Shaw. Roberta Brown. Thelma Leslie Frances Nickels. Zenia Vlodarchyk. Olga Paley. Beatrice Weir. Maraaret Lott. Barbara Drummond, Norma Jean Pursel, Barbara Myers. BACK ROW: Murray Stewart, Keith Gowanlock. Edwin Derkach. Herbert Unger. Walter Dick. Bill Roach. Jim Siddall. Don Chase, Bill Jackson. Ted Thurston, Jerry Brown, Earl Sergeant, Tom Ives. P.oland Krucsil, Harry Ives, Don Wilkinson, Herman Unqer Dick Gomar. Bob Priddinq. September found thirty-nine of us gathered together to enjoy the work and play of our first year at High School. Since that time three students have left us, but our rank has been strengthened by the addition of Bill Jackson, who comes to us from Pickering College. Our form teacher is Mrs. Nicholson. The members of our form have all participated actively in school activities. We have fourteen in the Glee Club, seven connected with band activities, and nineteen on house basketball teams. Fifteen of our class entered the public speaking contest, two of whom were finalists. Twenty-seven of our class were contestants in the fall Field Meet and we are proud to boast that lerry Brown of our form was the Junior boys ' champion. Now our chief interest is to jnake our year a successful one so that next vear will find us hale and hearty members of Grade 10.