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

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Nineteen Fifty PHOEBUS lake Lougheed plays trombone real grand. Perhaps some day she ' ll lead a band. Our baseball star is Slugger Tess, Can she pitch? Well, 1 guess. Bruce heads for pharmacy, that ' plain, Naturally it ' s approved by lane. In chemistry Rudy plays leading part, Bored or not, he must be smart. Bronte ' s novel may be alright, But Petrychuk is our Withering Height . Close behind him is Robert Snell, Who’s writing th ' s poem, none too well. Stevenson shows up once in a while, Thera ' s no book n his hand but he ' s wearing a smile. From Staples comes our Jerry Thurston, He’s got so much to do he ' s nearly burstin ' . Though math, is out of Tippett ' s line, He finds his interest on Concession nine. Our Phoebus reporter is Margaret White, She always gets the news down right. Sylvia Willms is last; now, lei ' s see, 1 understand she makes good tea. Good things must come to an end they say, Until next year at least, good-bye 13A. 12C 13C « vr« FRONT ROW: Anno Janeik, Glenice Brackett, Muriel Stevenson, Ann kray, fciil.icent Walley, Irene Brown, Mcnia Kcli.a ' a, Ursula Kurth. Dtris Epplett, Janet Diesser, Derothy Young. Betty MrVannell, Mar die Wb.te, Loi-e Cchard. SECOND ROW: Adels Wahby, Glenns Nichohon, Derothy Winterbcttom. Nat e Dama. Marjorie Ware, Beverly Sloan, Dsrcthy Musgrcvo, Frances Weber, Jean Bertxand, Isabel Morita, Marjorie Robinson, Violet Waites, Dcrcthy Wigfield. BACK ROW: Keith McCracken, Clair McKeen. Bob Fursel, John Crump, Pat Michell, Edward Gillanders. Lewis Tempich, Martin Walley, Victor Thiessen, Arthur Neville. — S3 -

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BACK ROW: Gerald Thurston, Rudolph Penner, Victor Hamricks. Robert Snell, Bill Petrys- chuk, Ralph Tippetl, Mike Foldesi, Bruce Mccney, Harold Dales. FRONT ROW: Ola Hyatt, Edith Dundas, Mary Hairsine, Jacqueline Lougheed, Rita Friessen, Marilyn Bakes, Ann Bradley, Dorothea Brackett, Sylvia Willms. Tessie McVannell, Betty Cooper, Margaret White. ABSENT: Jack Stevenson. 13 A Whether passing, failing, or on the border, Here ' s 13A in alphabetical order. Six feet tall and awfully sweet, Marilyn Bakes is our athlete. Second on the list comes Annie B„ - Who ' s full of fun and gaiety. You should hear Dotty Brackett play, She ' s the Jascha Heifitz of 13A. Betty Cooper hails from Wheatley, She always does her work very neatly. Harold finds some things quite clear, Must be the Leamington atmosphere. Edith ' s voice is not too lusty, Even though her hair is rusty. To Miss Tilden it ' s still a mystery Why Mike left math, to come to history. Mary Hairsine is unusually clever, A failure by her has happened never. Of the same calibre is Rita Friesen, She ' s really smart and we ' re not teasin. Though Victor is a little shy, He returned to L.H.S. for another try. Next on the roll is Ola Hyatt, She ' s very pleasant but rather quiet. — 52 —

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Nineteen Fifty 0 S PHOEBUS s o 12C Name: Edward Gillanders. Favourite Saying: Jump in the basket. Ambition: To own a business and have Adele work for me. Name: Adele Wahby. Favourite Saying: Aw, cut it out. Ambition: To be six feet tall, and marry Ed. Name: Muriel Stevenson. Favourite Saying: Well, do tell. Ambition: To go out with Clark Gable. Name: Dorothy Winterbottom. Favourite Saying: Really? Ambition: To work for a man with a comfortable knee. (Murray Cascadden.) Name; Katie Dama. Favourite Saying: Are you coming, Anne? Ambition: To own the Empire State Building. Name: Isabel Morita. Favourite Saying: Oh, for crying out loud. Ambition: To work for a man who has a wife who isn ' t jealous. Name: Glenna Nicholson. Favourite Saying: Holy cow! Ambition: To be a hard working secretary with an easy job. Name: Violet Waites. Favourite Saying: What? Ambition: To take life easy. Name: Beverly Sloan. Favourite Saying: I can’t do that. Ambition: To be a good secretary for an understanding lx ss. Name: Frances Weber. Favourite Saying: I ' ll never tell. Ambition: To work for a small, thin man, so I won ' t notice my own size. —Dot Winterbottom —Ed Gillanders