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

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Nineteen Fifty c J BETA EXECUTIVE PHOEBUS 6-«0 FRONT ROW: Linda Latterly. Peter Maior, Jacqueline Lcuqheed, Bob Baleman. Fayo H‘llier (captain), Albert Hill ' n, Shirley Falrbrother, Bruce Bateman, Monla Koltbaba. BACK ROW: Loir Belton, Muriel Wiltshire, Jerry Ccle. Marilyn Brunner. Pat Mitchell, Muriel Shilson, Bill Sanford. ★ ★ BETA HOUSE N this term of 1949-50 Beta has turned in quite a prominent performance thus far. The Betas have in their possession at the present the rifle shooting crest, punctuality crest, baseball crest, attendance crest and the boys ' field day crest. Jerry Cole upheld Beta ' s laurels very well by winning the most points in the Intermediate class and being crowned champion. At the present time Beta is preparing for the public speaking contest and its annual dance. — 3S —

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Nineteen Fifty - Voui£ ALPHA EXECUTIVE PHOEBUS r o FRONT ROW: Bob Hutchins, Janet Dresser, Ray Jacobs, Mary Hairsine, Gary Corlett (captain), Jane Anderson, Katie Dama. Russel Bosman, Jean Bertrand. BACK ROW- Vivien Kelly, Maurice Cosyn, Betty Willett, Glen MacMillan, Nellie Petryschuk. Jack Henning, Barbara Mills, Don MacPhail, Carolyn Mills. it ★ ★ ALPHA HOUSE m fNDER th3 supervision of its capable captain, Gary Corlett, and vice¬ captain, Jane Anderson, Alpha house presented its annual house party on the evening of November 10, 1949. Three hundred and sixty-three joined in the merry-making at the Straw Stack Strut. Perhaps because it was a hard-time party this was the largest attendance of any dance this year. Our profit for the evening, over one hundred and ten dollars, broke all previous records in the financial standing of the houses. At present. Alpha House is trailing in attendance, but with co-operation from the students, should soon be able to offer strong competition to any house. The executive of Alpha House wishes to take this opportunity to express its sincere appreciation to the members of Alpha for their loyal support during the 1949-50 term. Special thanks go to the members of the staff, Mr. Slaney and Mr. Burlow, for their hard work in enabling us to continue our house activities. —Mary Hairsine — 34 —

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Nineteen Fifty PHOEBUS c J---— ' G ' fO GAMMA EXECUTIVE FRONT ROW: Lewis Tempich. Muriel Stevenson, Richard Hicks, Sylvia Willms, Jerry Thurston (captain), Ruth Jeffery. Ralph Tippett, Dorothy Musqrove, Graydon Liddle. BACK ROW: Marjorie Robinson, Pat Harrison, Jane Howden, Doreen Imeson, Sydney Chase, Paul Brown, Art Watt, Ann Tuffin, Edith Dundas, Elaine Cole. ★ ★ ★ GAMMA HOUSE N the 1949-50 year the Gamma girls began the season by winning the field day. After field day, football, which was a new athletic division in L.H.S., began. The Gamma boys came out victorious. Basketball is now in full swing, with the two Senior teams and at least the Junior girls in the playoffs. The other teams have not finished the schedule yet. Keep it up! We still have Ping Pong, Volley Ball and Public Speaking Competitions in which to capture the honours. On December 9, Gamma House had its annual dance called the Holly Hop. The gymnasium was decorated in typical Christmas style, with a Christ¬ mas tree placed in the centre of the floor. Mr. Forman acted as our Santa Claus for the night. Throughout the school year, every member of Gamma House has been working hard to win victories for the purple and gold. —Ola Hyatt — 36 —