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

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Nineteen Fifty c PHOEBUS r+o THE DRAMA GUILD FRONT ROW: Miss Allore (director), Joyce Cascadden, Eilleen Whittaker, Joy Morrison, Joann Rome, Frances Weber, Glenice Brackett, Joan Harold, Pat Wright, Theresa Shiebel, Miss Ternan (director). BACK ROW: Doreen Shaw, Ted Siller, Ronald Lee, Arthur Neville, Bob Adams, Charles Shires, Leon Campbell, Donald LaMarsh, Beverly Simpson. ★ ★ ★ THE DRAMA GUILD Our acting efforts are supervised by Miss Allore and Miss Ternan, and under their direction the old-fashioned melodrama, He Aint Done Right By Nell, was a success when shown to the students and staff in January. Practices in the tenth period every Monday and Friday are made lively by the sense of humour that is active in our group, Hamming it up has become a pet passtime. The Little Red School House, now in production, is a comedy dealing with the problems of a young school teacher. Eighteen students belong to The Playmates, and we believe we ' re all headed for Hollywood. —Joy Morrison

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FRONT ROW: Miss Ellwood (director). Veronica Campbell, Bsr ' -ara Poors, Linda Lofferty, Barbara Henning, lul et Cob, Jane Anderson, Jane Hew Jen. BACK ROW: Thelma Burnfield, Barbara Milb, Donald N. Clarke, Larry Rymal, Russell Bosnian, Joe Hodovick, Donald P. Clarke, Faye Hillier, Joyce Thompson. DRAMA Under the direction of Miss Ellwood, the Thespians are progressing well in their drama classes. These classes meet every Tuesday and Thursday in the tenth period for rehearsals. The club has a larger enrolment this year than in previous years, and there is no doubt that it will increase in size in the near future. Late in January, a play, Party Line, was presented to the student body, and to the staff of the school. The play showed careful training and preparation on the part of the actors and actresses. The club is now working on a play entitled High School Daze,” which will be presented at Open Night in April. The enrolment of the club: Jane Howden Don Clarke Juliet Cole Larry Rymal Joyce Thompson Don Clark Faye Hillier Russel Bosman Barbara Mills Thelma Burnfield Millicent Walley Joe Hodovick Joyce Thompson and Millicent Walley are studying make-up. Stage Directors are Faye Hillier, Barbara Henning and Barbara Poore. —Millicent Walley — 28 — Linda Lafferty Jane Anderson Barbara Poore Veronica Campbell Barbara Henning

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Nineteen Fifty C+3 PHOEBUS cr o The Phoebus Proudly Salutes “LH.S” Two Outstanding Athletes Tor ’50 ANN BRADLEY Each year a boy and girl are selected from the student body as being outstanding in all phases of school activity. This year we are proud to pay tribute to Ann Bradley, captain of Delta House, who undoubtedly possesses all of the required characteristics. Ann has high athletic and academic standing and is noted for leadership. During the time Ann has been at Leamington High School she has served on the Delta executive and been outstanding in Public Speaking, Basketball and Ping Pong. Congratulations Ann! ★ ★ ★ GERALD THURSTON The outstanding male student has been Gerald Thurston, a worthy win¬ ner of this honour. Jerry is captain of Gamma House and has served with the quartermaster corps and as manager of the Senior Boys ' Basketball team. As a reward for his efforts, Jerry will win a trip to London at the expense of the London Free Press, and a tour through the plant of this paper. He will also be¬ come a member of their Leaders Club, a group of outstanding students from all over Ontario. Have a good time, Jerry! 30 — Ann Bradley