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

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Audo s lub «,J£L C taS be ! „ qU V Cti ?,? iS year t0 date ' taking part in several tournaments. The most out- standing of their meets have been held in Hamilton and London. In the London tournament, Bart Hewings displayed outstanding foot sweep techniques to win the senior mens consolation award. Jim Shostack and Pat Bolger went to the top in the men ' s brown belt division. Unfortunately for us Tnl S L Rrn ™ Lii r° S t aCh l tke l in the S6mi finalS - Pat Went on t0 defeat Earle slade of Hamilton for the Brown Belt Championship. He threw Slade with a counter foot sweep. . L TvV Zl -f ? !f m t0 e i ' ter the ° ntari0 chai Pionshi P s in April. At this tournament, nivmnir rf i h „ .7 , he ' d , m ° rder t0 Pick Canada ' s Olympic team. Judo will be a part of the Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo this summer.

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c amera L iub This year ' s Camera Club members with the skill and knowledge of Mr. Bosman have learned the neces- sities from a snap to a photograph. With the aid of a camera they have learned the unlimited facets of photo- graphy. The officers of the club for this year are Minnie Buttinger, Liz Sura, Jim Shostak, and Walter Warren. The Library club of West Elgin aids the students in taking out their books. The library not only serves as a source of references, new ideas, and interests but also to provide books for relaxation and enjoyment.

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oDrama ( tub This year the Drama Club, headed the Christmas program with a one act comedy On the Carpet . The plot of the play revolved around Bert, played by Wilfred Morrish, who was a normal absent- minded husband. Wilfred innocently buys his wife, who is portrayed Tby Cathy Bury, a rug for birthday but he is a month too early. The complications arise when the members of Cathy ' s bridge club, capably play- ed by Frances Leith, Maria Andrei, Nancy Kirschner, and Judith Paton arrive along with Judith ' s husband played by Carl Plyley. They utterly confuse Wilf who is installing the rug which doesn ' t seem to fit. Carl subtly informs the girls of the beautiful sales clerk in the store where he bought it but the play ends very romantically, neverless. The play was very aptly directed by Leslie Kovacs and supervised by the club director Mr. Deshpande. l i redtuna L lub 9 O O a oir West Elgin now has a School Choir And everyone has much to admire In Mr. Ellison who is our leader. He does his best to make us sing vith vigour A few more members we would like, To come and sing with all their might. And our pianist, Kathy Baker, Is our chief music-maker. In harmony they do sing And in Room Nine the music rings. Soprano, alto, tenor and bass Have a smile on every face. And to these music-makers I ' m sure we all wish the best. Keep singing Choir, with all your zest. by Dianne Ronson re fee offj« £?PP9 e© '