West Elgin High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (West Lorne, Ontario Canada)

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FRONT ROW: M. Casey, N. Kirschner, E, Reeves, M, Miletaske, S. Roach, B. Cameron, J, Fodor, E. Sura, R. Redinger, J. Miller. SECOND ROW: P. Cassel, J. Shostak, S. Littlejohn, F. Campbell, C. Graham, A. Row, F. McCallum, T. Klein, M. Miller, E. Ford, G. Schweitzer, J. Van De Bogart. BACK ROW: F. Hepp, A. Schnekenburger, J. Poole, A. Kuhayda, R. Rivest, C. Plyley, J. Blai n, J. Sura, G. Peer, W. War- ren, F. St. Denis, A. Mooser, M. Vojin, S. Simon. 12(% Far beyond the pastel walls, A spirit of hope descends the halls The clomping of feet, and the swish of rush You ' re approaching Room 8, so everyone hush. Look through the window, and who do you see? Nobody else but Mr. Bosnian ' s angels 12B. Jane and Julie are tiny, they are wise, They are terrors for their size. Silence is truely a gift indeed Of more like Frances, Florence and Maria we have need. A thought of Paul, Allan M. and Gary Peer, Is that Tommorow I may be sorry -but tomorrow [isn ' t here. A quiet smile indicates a friend Many of these have Bernice and Marlene to lend. Whenever Frank and Jim V. have to study, They take off their glasses, And just lie down, [Until the feeling passes. |Whether it ' s a grin or a laugh or a smile Marjorie, Cheryl, Susan and Alvina are pals all the while. Allan, Walter, and Carl are just as good as the best of us, While Andy K., Steve and Elmer are just as bad as bad as the rest of us. Little but mighty and always game, Fifty years from now you ' ll find Theresa and Nancy the same. Happiness in a full good measure With Gordon and Andy M. we have loads of pleasure. Here Shirley and Betty are shy and demure Outside of school, we ' re not too sure. Jim Blain and Jim Sura like to work-they really do, But they like a little bit of nonsense too. Towards the end of the week Liz is exceptionally bright, Waiting for her Saturday night. There is much in life for John and Mike to see But it isn ' t complete without T.V. Robert R. heard Mr. Sheeler speak of history And asked him to explain Which, when he did, Robert said Please sir, explain it all over again! As the poetess Rosalie would say Why worry about tomorrow when Yesterday ' s tomorrow is today . What e ' er you do, where ' er you go Good luck, best wishes and adieu!

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j y J JMF 3 BQflSk icNs M h 8 i yggk, ' ff - i ptj| ' y rfl ■r ) J +- ■ II I J | k r Li IBili f - n ' t Rkt! ifc2Li y - K -J r i VP ' - - ' r FRONT ROW: R. Ashby, H. McDougall, P. Humphries, J. Paton, A. Carruthers, L. Tarr, J. Doan, B. Dy- mock, M. Doktorcik, J. Binks, B. Goodearle. SECOND ROW: G. Berdan. A. Binks, D. Hoglund, L. Hulaj, D. Gilkes, L. Johnston, G. Pearce, B. McKillop, H. Biga, M. Rehner, J. Hay, H. Langeraet, W. Lippold, J. McLarty. BACK ROW: H. Sieders, G. Miller, T. Stanley, V. Peckham, G. Jocius, T. Drummelsmith, Z. Mockus, R, Johnston, W. Morrish, C, Vanseader, A.D. Campbell, B. Griegoschewski. 12J Our class hasn ' t changed a lot this year, We ' re a grade closer to leaving we fear, A few are added, Gwen and Laura subracted Mrs. Edmonds for our benefit acted As our home room teacher she ' s the best She helped our school work at every request. Tom to West Elgin is back this year While Linda Tarr is leaving we hear. Helen is our short and sports minded chick And Mary Margaret is everyone ' s pick. In English class there ' s quite a loud din Did you ever sit on a tack or a pin ' 7 Bill is really good at it, Bernie is even better They get OUCH to the very last letter. Vaughan is the Greatest so we like to think And Joyce sure looks cute all dressed in pink. Allan Her brother is everyone ' s dear And Pat plays music we like to hear. Everyone gives Linda Johnston the eye And Mr. Deshpande says she is quiet and shy But we know better and she isn ' t quiet Like Anne and Ginty she is a riot Then there ' s Bob Ashby how could we forget Everyone knows he ' s teachers ' pet. George made president and Janyce V. P. And everyone voted Brenda secretary, Let ' s not forget Archie because he made it too, The club is made up of four of our crew. Betty is so quiet and Doris too And Grace always tries something new. Tom lost a bet to a party he came He lost his goatee what a shame! Judy ' s art work is quite suffice And do we like Dick when he wears Old Spice! Let ' s not forget our brain John McLarty And Zigmantus Mockus who ' s tall and hearty In races Jim and Bob are leaders While the army is liked by Henry Seiders Bob of the B.A.A. is president A french teacher Linda Hulaj is meant Mary emphasizes her part as Raina And Carl is seen flirting at the arena. When it comes to school work Helen B. is precise In the future at Hugo we ' ll throw shoes and rice. Wilfred likes to PLAY around While Glenn impersonates Shelly ' s sound Brenda is not crazy and Jan is no dope They wrote this for Kaleidoscope.

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FRONT ROW: L. Buckan, J. Binks, D. Cowan, J. Evans, F. Norman, A. Malinowski, C. Stalker, M. Watson, G. Swain, P. Gosnel. CENTRE ROW: Mr. Fleming, J. Cornwell, L. Dawdy, G. Heidt, S. Horkey, C. Ingra- tta, T. Koster, M. Lackey, D. Perovich, S. McCallum. BACK ROW: D. Littlejohn, P. Debakker, J. Coleman, B. Fink, A. Hux, D. McMillan, R. Perovich, J. Voros, S. Bodner, C. Leitch, P. Rivest, J. Price. 11A This year ' s class 11-A Is said to always be bright and gay, And those who know us all agree That we are happy and carefree. Now Mr. Fleming ' s hair is white, But his eyes sparkle with light; And his grin is a pleasant sigh Especially after he curls just right. Brian Fink is great on his feet, Since he ' s been chasing Bev ' round the beat. For Shirley it ' s Albert and no other Although it means trouble with her mother. Steve Bodner is slow as Porkey When it comes to chasing Shirley Horkey. Our Baby Davie likes cooing with Cow- an boy does she ever love that Man. June Binks is a real sweet kid And of her we never want to be rid, So come on boys and make your bid. Theresa Koster is extremely clever We shall remember her forever. Marguerite and Colin are quite a pair, They make us wish that we weren ' t there. Kathy, Janet, and Linda are quiet and shy, From them we never hear even a sigh. To you may be simple a name like Jones But about him Anna makes no bones. Diane certainly loves ham Especially a Peck-ham Allen is great at making speeches But his audience he never reaches A pretty girl is Gloria Swain, No one can call her Just Plain Jane. In our room we have athletes galore Jerry and Philip are just a few of the score. Joan and Bob just love being alone, They spend hours and hours on the phone. Paul is the boy genius of our class, We need not worry whether he will pass Excelling in sports is our girl Pat And no one can disagree with that. Don Littlejohn may be kinda small But he is surely a pal to all. We have a girl whose name is Gayle And it is her that we all hail. For Jim the Price is always right If you disagree be ready to fight. Now meet someone whose name is Fay, She manages to keep happy throughout the day. Roy likes a certain young girl And Lois sure keeps him in a whirl. Marion is quite a clown, She never lets her classmates down. We know a guy called Jim, He is always out on a limb. Then there ' s Carol who ' s last but not least The boys never leave her in peace, They steal her purse and mess her hair And all she can say Is, Don ' t you dare. All we can say for these here poets Is that they are a couple of You Don ' t Knowits.