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

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Nineteen Fifty U1LC PHOEBUS oo Music is the only art capable of affording peace and joy of heart like that, induced by the study of theology.” —Martin Luther. SENIOR GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: Elaine Om3tead, Dorothy Dawe, Marilyn Bruner, Jane Howden, Lois Wright, Doreen Imeson, Elaine Kreuter, Margaret Rowley, Harry Langeman, Gerry Cole, Bob Pews, Bruce Slater, Bill Petryschuk, Bob Snell, Bob Kehoe, Gene Wodsit, Harold Wigle, John Hamm. Juliet Cole, Elizabeth Barnet, Dorothea Brackett, Ann Bradley, Ingrid Haupt, Ruth Jeffery, Linda Laiferty, Ursula Kurth. THIRD ROW: Mary Holovka, Dorothy Musgrove, Eleanor Ford, Jacqueline Belyea, Joan Turrill, Helen Young, Mary Hairsine, Bruce Bateman, Bruce Mooney, Harold Dales, Victor Thiessen, Albert Hilton, Garrett Smith, Bill Atkin, Graydon Liddle, Audrey Jackson, Jane Atkin, Shirley Fairbrother, Patsy Harrison, Ethel Kirk, Frances Nickels. Barbara Henning. SECOND ROW: Muriel Stevenson, Barbara Poore, Barbara MacKenzie, Jessie Mitchell, Barbara Jean Mills, Bob Bateman, Joe Videki, Henry Willms, Harry Weins, Richard Wharton, Jim Crerar, Paul Brown, Winston Graham, Faye Hillier, Vida Thorpe, Roberta Cooper, Madeline Drummond, Carol Edsal, Barbara Myers, Annie Chopchik. FRONT ROW: Mr. Cobbledick (director). Jane Anderson, Katie Dama, Violet Waites, Dorothy V interbottom, Rosemary Belluz, Joe Colasanti, Jim Gooch, Ronald Hibbard, Ken Moon, Andrew Munch, Joe Hodovick, Charles Slater, Ted Thurston, David Major, Robert Montgomery, Richard Montgomery, John Peterson, Don Sorrell, Allan Stockwell, Edward Bold!, Don West, Jeanne Dawson, Edith Mitchell, Thelma Burn- field. Connie Thrasher, Jean Thompson, Dorothy Mae Dews (pianist). THE HILLBILLY FOUR To provide a wider variety for the musical programmes in the fall term, a small hillbilly orchestra was formed, The Hillbilly Four is comprised of Mr. Cobbledick (piano), Mike Foldesi (violin), Joe Videki (violin), and Maurice Cosyn (harmonica). Several people have expressed their desire to have the four play for some of the House dances. Donald Dewaele also deserves a favourable comment. His accordion playing added a good deal of interest to the musical programme. -20 —

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Forman (coach), Frank Kungel, Harold Wigle, Lewis Tempich (captain), Edward Gillanders, Richard Hicks, Gerald Thurstcn (manager). BACK ROW: Joe Nakasliima, Graydon Liddle, Pat Mitchell, Glen McMillan, Ken Emerscn. Lloyd Johnson. JUNIOR BOYS ' BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Mr. Bishop (coach), Sydney Chase, Durwell Welsh, Douglas Robinson (captain), Gerry Cole, Russ Bosman (manager). BACK ROW: Kaye Ricker, Bruce Brown, Bill Setterington, Ted Siller. Paul Brown. — 19 —

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Nineteen Fifty C 9- JUNIOR GLEE CLUB 1949-50 PHOEBUS -6 0 FRONT ROW: Joann Rome (pianist). Donna Wiper, Mildred Clliska, Shirley Dawson, Elaine Cole, Carol Eldridge. Barbara Bastion, Joyce Palmer, Anne Belluz, Betty Merritt, Rosemary Fotheringham, Anita Watt, Vivien Kelly, Gloria Bryon, Marlene Whittle. Joyce Yako, Frances Raes, A. J. Graham. SECOND ROW: Muriel Shilsor., Marilyn Brown, Lieta Chopchick, Jeanne Connel, Jean Olekseuk, Margaret Girardin, Peggy Merritt, Barbara Tetzlaff, Edith Jackson, Irene Jones. Solly Sudds, Eilleen Whittaker, Joyce Emerson, Ann Derewlany, Doreen Whaley, Edna Sinnaeve, Elsie Wilkinson. THIRD ROW: Betty Lou Harold, Marion Voakes, Mary Epp, Lenor Scratch. Joyce McGregor, Shirley Whittlock. Shirley LeMary, Bernadette Eagen. Laura Ives, Helen Brndjar, Elaine Simpson, Lorraine Hall. Helen Pistik, Vida Drummond. Evelyn Wass, Mary Kempster, Bernice Drummond. BACK ROW: Diaue Konduros, Lilian Kasarda, Barbara Brunker, Nelly Petryschuk, Carolyn Mills, Ann Stein, Loanne Graham, Geraldine Scratch, Elaine Coughtrey, Lois Gillanders, Annie Dietz, Dorothy Douglas, Katharine Damphouse. Jean Derbyshire, Loys Howe, Betty Bruner. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB The only public appearance of the Junior Glee Club this year was at the fall assembly, when the girls provided a wide variety of carefully chosen selections. Night In An Old World Garden, Deck The Halls, Silent Night, and Now The Day Is Over, were especially suited to an all-girl choir. Under the direction of Mr. Graham, the club is now preparing several numbers for the annual Open Night. With an enrolment of about seventy members, and the talent displayed by this year ' s club, the group should have a successful year. Joann Rome is pianist and Barbara Bastion and Joyce Mc¬ Gregor are the assistants. — 21 —