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

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Nineteen Forty-Eight PHOEBUS TRONT ROW: Vida Thorpe, Margaret Tempich, Mary Jane Russelo. Lois Telden, Dorothy Sellon. Betsy Barnet, Joann Rome, Ruth Wiper. Marilyn Bruner, Daine Kreuter Margaret Rowley, Doreen Imeson. Lois Wright, Margaret Shotton. Barbara MacKenzie, Jessie Mitchell, Mary Haas. SECOND ROW: Russel Clinansmith, Ronald Tillotson, Edward Smith, Paul Malott, Murray Kennedy. Gordon Fisher, Gerry Cole. Claire Hooker, Bill Setterinaton. Douglas Freeland Walter Willms, Franklin Dick. Robert Potter, Richard Hicks. Charles Slater Bob Hewei Rob Dresser lohn Hudak September 5th found thirty-seven students enrolled in the class of 9E, with Miss Allore as the form teacher. We now have an additional member Mary Ito, who joined us shortly after Christmas holidays. Most of our form members entered public speaking. Gordon Fisher obtained first place in Junior boys ' public speaking, and Ronald Tillotson third. Margaret Shotton placed second in Junior girls ' public speaking. Our class is quite enthusiastic about sports. Richard Hicks set a new record in pole vaulting for the Juvenile boys, while Joanne Rome won Juvenile girls ' championship at Field Day. To show our musical ability we have three boys and eighteen girls in the Glee Clubs. Although we are the youngest in the school, we appreciate and take pride in the privileges offered us by Leamington High School.

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PHOEBUS Nineteen Forty-Eight c-a-o 9D FRON T p OW: Rosjl 7 . uk. Thelma Burntield. loanne Moss, lean Musgrove. Theresa Schiebel. Lois Bollon, Dorothy Dews, lane Howdon, Dorothy, Dawe, Mary Turchyn, Patsy Harrison, Beverly Simpson, Beverly Tones, Joan Coulter. Donna Fox, Jeanne Daws-n. BACK ROW: Donald Cromarty, Jim Carlson. Ken Connel, Lewis Robinson, Robert Forbes. Kenneth Hope, Robert Bateman, Norman White. Eugene Wodsit, Hadlev P’nch, Robert Mustard, Joe Collard, Garry Russelo, Jack Young, John Dietz, Ronald Hatch Harrv Willms, Ken Moon, Douqlas Bateman. ★ ★ ★ 9D We started school at L.H.S. In September, 1947. no less: We felt so queer as we marched in And wondered where we would begin. We found ourselves in Grade 9D. And looked around our pals to see But they were few and far between And, oh my! that teacher looked so mam And teacher s looks were not so cold. From the Ridge we see Ronald Hatch. From what we hear he ' s quite a catch. From Mill Street School we see a let, Dawe and Dows were two we caught. From Selkirk Schocl there ' s Hope and Kish And Bolton, too. we couldn ' t miss. From other schools both near and far. They come to us in bus and car. We find our seats and settle down to work And al our homework never shirk. At sports we may not all excell, But one or two do very well. Public speakina is tried bv lots. But Jane and Donald are the tODS. A musician.. too. of wide renown In Glee Club is oiten found: And dances, too. we do not hMe. Oh my, look, now Donna ' s qot a dale So all together from far and near. We think 9D ' s the besi this year 96

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Nineteen Forty-Eight PHOEBUS FRONT ROW- Maxine Elson, Edith Mitchell, Lila Ives, lane Anderson. Barbara Ann Kennedy, lane, Dresser lull. Cole. Irene Brown. Greta Welsh. Ursula Kurth Ruth Cowan. Linda Latterly, Ingrid Haupt, Barbara Henning. lean Winger, Jackie Belyea, Dorothy Youna, Faye Hillier, Joyce Thompson. ,, SECOND ROW: Edwin Bruner, Jce Nakashima, Joe Hodovick. Ke- Emerson. Henry i . Boris Seradoka, Frank Kungel. Bill Burges. Ron Edwards Eric Klassen. l n Bennet,. Gary Corlett, Eric Mackenzie. John Weber, Garrett Smith, Ken McKinney, Garn Hil.ier. Donald Dietrich, loe Videki. The 10A class is proved to be the largest class in the school, with an enrolment of 40 students. Following are a few of the incidents of special interest ° ' he We were sorry that Nancy Garris has left to live in California. Nancy was a loyal Beta, being a member of the Beta executive, a member of the Beta mor basketball team, and the Junior school team. We presented her with a school pin joined to the year she left us— ' 48. ih Fortunately for one of our more prominent members. Bill Burgees, the amount collected for Nancy exceeded the cost of the pin and Jane Anderson and Juliet Cole generously presented him with a pen, a few pen mbs, and a small bottle of ink. Previously. Bill had persisted in writing his Latin class tests in pencil and Miss Galbraith, our form and Latin teacher was forced to deduct one or more marks on each test. After writing several tests. Bill was rapidly reaching the low point of the year in class marks, but is new on his way to recovery. hear q{ Beth Howe ' s oppration for -opendicitis. We gave her a basket of fruit to express our sympathy, and she returned a lovely thank C g r a e rd congratulations go to j a ne Anderson of Alpha, who came up first in the Junior Public Speaking Contest, and was runner-up as. grand champion of the school. Honourable mention, too, to Joe Videki, Delta, and lean Winger, also Delta, who reached the finals. Recently, Barbara Ann Kennedy attended a prom at S ' V n Windsor with her 12B interest as escort. Garrett Smith attended the Senior Prom at Alma College last month and reported a wonderful time. 38