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

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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

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Ping-Pong Ping-Pong,, around L.H.S. was fairly active this year. The game was played with freedom in the spacious auditorium instead of in the congested halls as previously experienced. Consisting of sixty-odd members, the club experienced a pros¬ perous year, with the purchasing of a couple of new tables, a number of nets and a plentiful supply of balls. Elections placed in office the following: Phyllis Ellett as president, Stan Werner as vice-president and Margaret Luetke- hoelter as secretary. Up-to-date no winners have been deter¬ mined, but the finals will feature close competition for those honors. Curling High School curling got off to a late start this year with the elections bringing in Leona Tyndall as president and Donna Bradbury as secretary. The club was not as active this year as last, for only about sixteen students became members. Compe¬ tition was very keen, and many a joyful Wednesday after school was spent at the curling rink. A bonspiel and party is planned for the members at the close of the season. The team which represented the club in the Taylor and Pearson Bonspiel consisted of Jim Heyland (skip), Claude Gobeil (3rd), Ron Abel (2nd) and Bill Cavanagh (lead). Hockey Because of the late opening of Leduc’s new arena this year hockey around L.H.S. was delayed in its initial games. However at the Canucks’ first opportunity, they opened the season with a 9 to 5 victory over New Sarepta. The next gamie pictured the Canucks against Otoskwin, but because of the lack of practice, Page Twenty-six