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

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Nineteen Fifty c+s - Our Good Friends . . . MISS PARKER This year the secretarial duties in the office are ably handled by our good friend Ruth Parker, who only last year graduated from the Leamington High School Commercial Course. In her pleasant and efficient way Miss Parker works behind the scenes of school life and has already proved herself to be as capable as she is attractive. MR. SLANEY Students and teachers alike are familiar with the unselfish assistance rendered by Mr. Slaney. He is always ready to lend his time and energy to parties and all school activities in addi¬ tion to fulfilling his regular duties as caretaker. His many friends wish to thank him for his untiring efforts on our behalf. MR. BURLOW Mr. Burlow in his capacity of assist¬ ant caretaker is always willing to help the students in school functions and in this way has gained the friendship of both the staff and the student body. He ranks high in the estimation of every¬ one because of his hard work and friendly manner. — 31 PHOEBUS -6 «0

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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

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Nineteen Fifty PHOEBUS cm--- of tfiz J1 Dorothy Young A J Bradley jfussell Bosnian m Dorothy Bunn V Thelma Burnfield Murray Campbell Gary Corlett Maurice Cosyn John Crump Mary Halrslne Richard Hicks lane Howden Doreen Imesor Ruth Jeffery Ethel Kirk Graydon Jacquel Tess Ke Lougheed lacVannell |dalott S litchell uce Moonk 3e Nakashi Elaine Om fead Wfffglryschuk Robert Pews Ioann Rome Muriel Rose Boris Seradoka Robert Snell Muriel Stevenson Ralph Tippett Joyce Thompson Gerry Thui arry Willms to a The above winners have been outstanding in at least one of the following: Athletics- Field Day. Basketball, Softball, Ping Pong. Literary—Public Speaking, Phoebus, Music, Drama or Library. Executive—L.H.S. House Captain, Director of Arts, Director of Athletics, Faithful Service School Team. Scholastic—Any student with a final average over 80% in grades 10. 11 and 12. — 32 —