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

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BETTY PEARSE Musical, friendly, studious too, With hair like here, there are very few. Each day she comes to school by bus, To struggle with the best of us. ELSIE PGETZKE With golden hair and big blue eyes, Our Els.e surely takes the prize. Her cheery smile will light the way And make her many friends each day. JOAN POHOLKA Eyes of brown, a cheerful smile, Joan is happy all the while. At Rabbit Hill she does dwell, What e’er her calling she’ll do well. HAROLD PREUS He’s a man of good favor, Midst all of his friends, Of which he is braver, Towards the life that he trends. SHIRLEY RIDER Miss Rider enhances Leduc Band, Twirling a silver baton in her hand. With pretty blond curls that circle her face, What e’er her ambition, she’ll find a place. ALVIN SAPELAK He may be tricky, And might be picky, But his personality covers that. You know him; he’s Alvin Sapelak. REGINALD SCAMAN When Reg comes walking down the hall, The girls will always stop and call “There goes that Reg! ’ He’s got the looks, But keeps them stuck in comic books. DORIS SCHMIDT Dc is Schmidt is our V.P., A 1 ttle gal from the north country. With twinkling eyes and cheery smile, Her fame will travel many a mile. ESTHER SOCH Well, here’s Ruth Esther, A young pretty lass Whose home is New Sarepta, Her homework ' s done for every class. IRMA SONNENBERG This friendly miss is very neat, In typing she’s hard to beat, To be a stenographer is her aim, Irma Sonnenberg is her name. RICHARD STEIN At mathematics Dick ' s a whizz. Patience and perserverance are his, Folks like his friendly smiling face, What e’er his lot, he’ll take his place. HATTIE STELLMACHER This tall blonde Of reading is quite fond, Typing brings her great dismay Especially on a rainy day. Page Twenty-three

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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

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EILEEN STELTER Eileen is a friendly one, Sometimes joking, having fun, But the teachers she annoys When she’s flirting with the boys. BRUNI SLOMMA From Germany hails this brown-eyed gal. She’s sure to be a right good pal. Quiet and reserved, but she’s sure “swell”, What e’er her work, she’ll do it well. CAROL TOANE This is Carol Toane, the blond little lass, Who’s always drawing horses in Commer¬ cial Law class. She jumps off Comm’s bus with a cherry “Hi Kids”, Without her Leduc High would go on the skids. GERALD TREMPNER Gerald is a handsome lad, With big ideas in his head, Well behaved as a rule, But often day-dreams while in school. ROBERT WILKINSON Robert, who has great skill in teasing, Has a smile which is most pleasing, To Merne it’s directed on their late date, In daytime to teachers, who yell “You’re late! ” IRIS WILLIAMS A girl that looks so very fair, A majorette with rusty hair, Iris is a pretty gal, Whom I’d sure like for a pal. DELLA WESENBERG Her personality can’t be beat, She’s a bundle packed with joy, This studious lass is very neat Attractive to most any boy. JOAN WORKUN This young vivacious pretty lass Is a member of the nA class. She likes to watch the Canucks in action. Which one of the players is her attraction? DAVID YAREMKO Dave’s ambition is to be A “loco” engineer, He also is a brilliant lad, Always fooling in the lab. Mr. Chittick: “John, how is it that you have lower marks in January than in December?” John: “Oh, everything is marked down after the holidays.” Page Twenty-four