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

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GORGENE MAY KERN Georgene is better known at school as Fingers. Although she frequently extends her noon hours to three-thirty, she is one of our more intellectual students. Besides reading comic books during Biology and typing in the office, she spends much of her time at the keyboard. Of course we all know why Geor¬ gene took up playing the piano—did you ever hear of anyone setting a beer glass on a violin? Seriously though, we hear she intends to enter the business world as a stenographer and may all the luck in the world be hers. NORMAN HERBERT KLINBEIL Here’s the president of our own L.H.S. Students’ Council. We must compliment him on the continuous work he did to make each and every school party a success. In spite of the heavy burden as president Norman has contributed to the Year Book by volunteering as our photographer. Although most of Norman’ spare time is spent studying radio and photography, he still has managed to obtain very high marks in his school career. Norman plans to enter Varsity to study as an electrical or civil engineer, but whatever his goal may be, we are sure that he will achieve it. We wish you all the luck, Norman. DONALD KNOPP Donald’s a lad with a studious mind, pursuing his studies with a steady grind. From New Sarepta hails this tall blond lad. With a winning smile and a personality plus, Donald is one of the most popular boys in high school. In addition to his studies he finds time for various sports such as hockey, curling, baseball. Also in his agenda are frequent trips down South Edmonton way, ahem! Donald’s plans for the future are not definite as yet, but with his fine personality and ambition we know that success will be his in any field. RONALD KNOPP If you’re looking for somebody tall, blue-eyed and with a brush-cut, watch for the New Sarepta van at 9:30 a.m. and there’ll be Ronald. No, no, not Donald, Ronald! About his char¬ acter you ask? The boys he keeps laughing, the girls he keeps sighing and as for the teachers, wasn’t your last year’s record twelve grey hairs per teacher Ron? As for sports, be it ping- pong, boxing, hockey or hookey, he excels in them all. Page Forty-nine

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Grade XII Biography RONAL ALVIN ABEL If he has blue eyes, brown wavy hair and dimples that’s Ronnie Abel. Ronnie is one of the few Grade Twelves who have taken all their school at Leduc. Ohe can always tell when Ron arrives by those famous words, “Who’s got his homework done?” Besides his studies Ron finds time for such sports as baseball, hockey and curling. Also on his agenda are frequent visits to —. With his fine personality and ambitious mind we know he will succeed in his chosen vocation as a welder. The best of luck to you, Ronnie. DARWIN DAN ELGERT Three years ago Leduc was fortunate in getting this tall, handsome young man, who hails from the city of New Sarepta. Darwin likes everything, especially girls, Biology II and going to dances. He’s always seen with some little girl (ahem). His characteristics are height (6’ 4”), brown hair, mischievous blue eyes and a cheery grin. We all join in wishing Darwin the best of luck in the future. PHYLLIS ELLETT Two years ago Leduc High was fortunate enough to re¬ ceive cheery Phyllis Ellett from Sandy Lake. Her winning smile and charming personality have won for her numerous friends among her fellow students. Phyllis takes her school-work very seriously (especially French, eh?), and is never caught without her homework done. She hopes to matriculate this fall, and em¬ bark upon a teaching career. Her studious past-times and envi¬ able marks (French again?) make us feel sure she will succeed in this venture. We hope her road will be a smooth one, and that success will be hers all the way. HERBIE ALFRED ERTMAN This handsome lad with the brown hair and brown eyes, through no fault of his own, unfortunately comes to Leduc from the wild wilderness of Wiesenthal. He is a boy of rare intelli¬ gence—he rarely shows any of it. He is working towards Senior Matriculation which he may get this year. Part of his spare time is taken up with ping pong, fishing or occasionally doing a bit of homework. He enjoys frequently watching the scenery between Leduc and Edmonton. His jovial and likeable personal¬ ity has won him a host of friends in school and we are certain it, combined with his sincere efforts, will make his future a happy and successful one. Page Forty-eight

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MARGARET LUETKEHOLTER Winning the hundred yard dash to catch the New Sarepta School Bus, Margaret, alias Muggs, starts another school day. This brown-haired lass has blue eyes which wander during her classes. I wonder of whom she is thinking? It could be a hockey player, for she is an ardent hockey fan. At noon she plays ping pong or studies French verbs. When school has ceased for the day, Muggs does homework while her friends say “Emma, Emma ain’t you coming out tonight? ” SHIRLEY ARDIT ' H NEUMAN One of our more conscientious Grade Twelve sufferers, Shirley is known for her pleasing and likeable personality Her smile and quiet sense of humor are just two of the likeable traits in this lass from Millet. Shirley had a major role in the Leduc School Operetta last year, and is using her musical abil¬ ities again in this year’s presentation. Playing the piano and reading a library book in one night are Shirley’s chief occupa¬ tions. To become a nurse is Shirley’s present desire for the future, and we know she will go far, with all her winning ways. KENNETH PAPLEY Kenneth, better known as Papley, is usually seen going down the hall with a big smile on his face and a cheery word for everyone. Kenneth hails from Clearwater and plays at the local dances. He is also seen frequently at Beau¬ mont on Sunday afternoon. (What’s the big attraction, Ken?) Kenneth has many ambitions, chief among which are to be a truck driver and farmer. At the present time his main interest is dating pretty girls. Whatever vocation Kenneth chooses for the future, we’re certain he will be a success. CLINTON WARREN PETERSON Clint is one of our silent and ambition pupils who can always be found asking Mrs. Bullock questions concerning French. He is one of the lads who seem to favor the “Brush Cut” hair-do. Because of his fine personality and good sense of humor he has a host of friends. No matter what he chooses for a career we all wish him the best. Page Fifty