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

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Nineteen Fifty r»s9- PHOEBUS -r ' fo BRASS BAND FRONT ROW: Mr. Lougheed (instructor), Donald Clark, Dean Palmer, Harlan Nash, Jim Huffman, Douglas Graham, Larry Rymal, Gerald Thurston, Lois Sherman, Donald Clarke, Bill Sanford, Brooks Morse, Jacqueline Lougheed. BACK ROW: Graydon Liddle. Duane Humphreys, Albert Hilton, Ronald Tillotson, John. Dietz, Darwell Welsh, Bill Setterington, Hugh Scratch, Gary Corletl, Murray Kennedy. Richard Gomer, Bill Roach, Russell Bosman, Jack Henning. ★ ★ ★ BRASS BAND The Brass Band with Mr. Lougheed as bandmaster has made several commendable appearances this year. We have provided music for the County Field Meet, the Windsor-Leamington, Tilbury-Leamington football games and the softball play-offs. The band took part in the musical programmes in Comber which was sponsored by the Optimist Club, the Wheatley Commencement and our own fall assembly. In all three places four swing selections were presented. For the spring Open Night we are busy rehearsing a group of pieces which we hope to dramatize. — 22 —

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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 —

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Nineteen Fifty PHOEBUS c j ---(T+O BUGLE BAND BACK ROW: Jack Bury. Gerald Ives. Paul Brown. Don LaMarsh. Doug Knight, Murray Stewart. Walter Dick, Roland Kruscil. Nick Klus. Egor Zubko. SECOND ROW: Mervin Rekuta, Bob Vlodarchyk, Roger While, Bill Stobbs, John Recker, John Hudak, Fred Warwick, Ken Connel. THIRD ROW: Edwin Derkach, Harold Enns, Ken McKinney, Bruce Slater, Peter Dick, Gary Gomer, Ken Hope, Keith Maloti. FRONT ROW: Ljiry Campbell. David Suzuki. Allan McConnell, Charles Slater, Wayne Corlett, Andrew Munch. Leslie Burlow. Mr. J. C. Lougheed (Instructor). DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Under the direction of Mr. Lougheed, the drum and bugle corps is getting into fine shape for the various activities taking place this spring and summer. The bugle corps is one of the leading organizations for boys in the school. There are thirty-five members enrolled this year, with nineteen buglers and fifteen drummers. The new drummers enrolled in 1949 are showing splendid progress under Mr. Lougheed ' s patient direction, and will probably have a chance to show the results of their hard work this summer. Last fall the football games were supported by the bugle and drums corps at all school and house games. They have done a splendid job in the cadet drills, and should be praised for their efforts. With Mr. Lougheed ' s aid and direction, the Drum and Bugle Corps will be one of the top organizations not only in the high school but in the town of Leamington as well. —Millicent Walley — 23 —