Leduc High School - Review Yearbook (Leduc, Alberta Canada)

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LEWIS ERWIN Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay. This lad from Michigan Centre way. Dancing with girls is his delight, That’s Lewis; yes, you’re right. MARIE FALKENBERG Freckled and dark-haired she is And at ping-pong she’s a whizz. While in her spare time she’s oh, So good at the piano. NEIL FJELL A,fine lad is Neil, sometimes called “Swede”, In sports of all kinds he takes the lead. With black wavy hair and eyes of deep blue What e’er his duty, he’ll see it through. AUDREY FURHOP Dark brown hair and roving eye, For some dark handsome she does sigh. Flockey games are her delight Especially when they happen to fight. GRACE GAULTER This pert and lively little lass Increased the assets of her class. In stature only five foot two She’s always cheerful never blue. VERNON GLASERE Boys are scare in Commercial Two, We don’t care, for Vernon will do. He’s loads of fun, good looking, too, We think so, and, now, dont you? RAYMOND HAMMER New here’s a lad, With flashing sm ' le, He lights our day In old-time style. LILLIAN HARKE F-om Colchester this lass does hail, Rides a van up hill and down dale. In Mrs. Bullock’s class you’ll see Our Lily working studiously. MADELINE HEIN Madeline is a friendly lass, In the Commercial Two class. Favorite expressions she has none, But let it be said — she’s full of fun. LAWRENCE HEPPNER Curly hair and flashing smile, Keeps you laughing all the while. Hails from our Leduc High School. And at noons plays too much pool. JIM HEYLAND A hearty laugh and eves of blue, He is a friend to all of you. In hockey and curling he excels, For L.H.S. he does right well. ELAINE HOLLAND If you hear a typewriter, It’s easily understood, It’s brilliant “Mickey” Holland On Leduc High’s Underwood. Page Twenty-one

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DARLENE ADAM Darlene Adam is well known, And has in our affection grown. Her tidiness is also plain, “A well trained steno” is her aim. SHIRLEY ANDERSON Chumming with Dorothy she may be seen. Her interest in music is very keen. Her long, blond hair can’t be mistaken, Sorry, boys! but I fear she’s been taken. BUSTER AVERY Red hair and freckles make up this boy, When notes he forgets he finds it no joy, For when he arrives without a good reason, He knows he’s in for a heck of a teasin’. DOROTHY BARLOW Tall and pretty with many charms, Newcomer to this school of ours, Holden’s loss and Leduc High’s gain, Here comes Dorothy late again. GLADYS BARRY And here is Gladys—a shy little lass, Who is in the Commercial class. She always tries to do her best, And we wish her much success. SHIRLEY BASNETT During Social Class she’s very bright, At parties sings with all her might. Her charming manner very becoming As down the hall you hear her humming. GORDON BLOCK Gordon is our future engineer, Likes to work or so we hear. At the Waldorf he does dine, Waiting for the stroke of nine. DONNA BRADBURY Donna is a tiny miss Who twirls her baton with greates of bliss. She works three nights at the Gaiety Then off with the boys in a “Model T’. EDNA BREITKREITZ Edna Breitkreitz is methodical, And really is quite a gal. She’s slim, blonde and tall, And has dimples like a doll. DOREEN BROWN Look who alights from the Clearwater van, Why she’s a member of Room 12 clan! Although her homework is always well done Her watch reminds her of her “six foot” one. DELORES DALMER This lovely miss is Commercial “rep”, She’s wild, witty and full of pep. She’s clever and is ready for fame, Delores Dalmer is her name. LAWRENCE DUBLENKO From Nisku comes this happy lad, For dances plays, the crowd goes mad: Green eyes and hair so fair, For school he always seems to care. Page Twenty

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ELEONORE KERN Eleonore is a cow gal rare, ' Sings and yodels everywhere. She is a pretty bright young lass, A member of the nB class. MARY KERPAN Room representative and entertaining, too. Artists like her are very few; Her Number One at hockey is quite alert, And what’s more she’s a Math expert. DONALD KOSSMAN Donnie’s quite an expert At playing bat and ball, He watches and observes Opponents, tricks and all. MILDRED LAW Mildred Law is a pretty little miss, When she can help, she’s full of bliss. She likes to study and play ping-pong too, There isn ' t anything that she can’t do. JANICE LUCAVIETSKI This likeable maid from the city way, Here to choose a profession as she may. She is so sweet and oh so neat, Yes, she’s surely hard to beat. HELEN MARAK From Leduc, so gay and happy, Comes Helen, rather tall, but “snappy”. A future great before her lies, “Stenography”, a choice that’s wise. JEAN MASON Jean’s a cheery, good-hearted lass Who’s a member of nB class. After she finishes her education, Nursing is her chosen vocation. SHIRLEY MAY That auburn-haired damsel, Who is she? Pray tell. Why Shirley May—a Leduc majorette! Success in life she’ll surely get. RONALD MENARD Ronnie Menard is the name of this lad Who is never observed to be sad. His blond natural curls, Much envied by the girls, Plus all the traits to be had. RAYMOND NEIMAN Four foot two, Eyes of blue, Likes to curl Or chase a girl. LESTER OLLENBERG He’s a “whiz” at art So you know from the start, In yearbook designing, He took a big part. PATRICK OSBORNE How Patrick hates to go to school! In English he must know the rule. He’s in the air force — huba-ding How that suit makes your heart go zing. Page Twenty-two