Wilson Junior High School Warbler 1958

The annual publication of the students of Wilson Junior High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 1957-58)pdf/157-51 K o-thl ««n H«St l a nJDedication To Miss Gladys Bodnaruk, for her five years of services in typing and printing, we dedicate this 1957/58 edition. Staff Advisor - L. Collet Editor - Thelma Kosakaj Assistant Editors - Vangy ~......Peters, Lynda Cooper, Avril Coutts, Louise Kishimoto, Sandra Manning. Staff - Donna Bogusky, Faye Wooldridge, Gaye Wool­dridge, Cheryl Eltom, Sidnie Weaver, Marilyn Wheeler, Sharon Irvine, Bob Slobodian, Alex Johnston, Mickey Friend, Volkmar Pohl, Cameron Laing. Thanks We wish to express our appreciation to all persons who assisted with this year’s edition. The yearbook staff, the club advisors, the Students’ Council, and of course, Gladys. The Staff.Mr. R. Turner B.Sc. ,B.Ed. Principal Mr. J.M.Thorlacius B.A.,B.Ed. Vice-Principal Mr. H.R. Anderson Mr. G. Asmann B.Ed. Mr. L.S.Collet B.Ed. Mr. C.E. Daw B. Sc., B.Ed. Miss V. Gray B. Ed. Mr. J.P. Krulak B. Ed. Mr. 0. Meginbir Miss J. Mohan B. Ed. Miss M. Ruryk Miss V. Sandberg Mr. E.R. Tanne Mr. C. Turner B. Ed. Mr. R. Wilson Miss Gladys Bodnaruk Secretary Mrs. J. ZemanPrincipal's Message Soon Wilson School will be empty and quiet. The teachers will be scattered far and wide - on holidays, at University, or somewhere else far from their classrooms. The students also will have cleaned out their' desks, turned in their locker keys and will have rushed out of school for the last time this year • What a serious time this is for all of us. The grade nines have finished with Wilson forever and are headed for High School.or work. I am sorry to see them go but I am glad that they have successfully passed this important grade. Good Luck Grads l The grade eights are now very important, for they are the grade 9’s of the year 1959* I hope they will work hard and be good students. The grade sevens have finished a year of Junior High. Next year they, will be the backbone of the student body------- because it always the grade eights who do the most work and give the most help in school functions. And so to all of you - my thanks for a successful school year - I hope you have been happy at Wilson and my best wishes for the future. If you stay at Wilson or if you leave - keep your Wilson spirit alive. nJanet Clack Ken Martin Room 201 A is for Amundson who’s not very tall B is for Burton, a girl liked by all. C is for Capton, with the black wavy tresses D is for Dimples, which Leon possesses. E means in class we all try to excel F stands for Fruet, and Forish as well. G' is for Goidthorpe,' so .handsome and-tall, 33: is' for Homework we don’t like at all. I is Ideas - some of Bob's are a scream. J is for Janet, who plays on the team. K stands for Ken, with hair so blond, L is for lessons - of which Don's so fond. M is for Movies which Sandra enjoys. N is what Smeedy supplies us with - noisel Carol Amundson George Capton Margaret Forish Dave Goldthorpe Sandy Todd Joyce Burton Leon Koch ham strut Bob Chapman Don Comstock Sharon SmeedRoom 20 I 0 is for Orich, who's seldom at school. P is for Perkins, who's there as a rule Q describes Mary who’s always so Quiet, R describes Jackie, who1s really a Riot. S is for Sharon, who's quite sentimental. T is for Tuff, who is really quite gentle U is for Usual study-filled days. V is the Violin Marilyn plays. W stands for the Witch, Darlynn's friend. X signifies we are nearing the end. Noreen Perkins Jackie Doran Y is for Yesl We have beauty galore. Sidnie and Carolyn, who could ask more? Z is the Zest we in 201 feel As we go through each day with vim, vigour,, and Zeal. Larry Orich Mary Menzie Sharon Gunderson Darlynn Tolley Carolyn Cowan Marilynn Stewart Lynn TuffRoom 202 Darla Hostetter Lillian Martin Maurine Maslen Karen-s a talkative lass with the surname of Dunn Wherever she is there there is bound to be fun. Bernard Ertis is our practical jokester, Poor girls 1 they find tacks where they re not supposter. Ingrid Ertis is shy but spry, In her music she'll always score high. Ken is sometimes quite a pest But to help his friends, he'll do his best. Nellie is the thoughtful kind And a truer friend you'll never find. The piano and guitar he does play "A real hep cat," you would say. Darla's the gal who is cute and neat A better friend you couldn't meet. Hans hails from Diamond City, a boy we all enjoy AnS when he's on the soccer field, boy oh boyl Our cheerleader captain is always fun Though noisy in class, her homework is done. David Martin is a real nice guy If ever he meets you, he'll always say Hi . Maurine, in schoolwork scores quite high Even though she is quite shy. Rill is the guy with horn-rimmed glasses Who's popular with both the lads and lasses. She's a girl with short brown curls Who easily makes friends with all boys and girls, Lillian Ness Karren Dunn Ingrid Ertis Nellie Gayowsky Bernard Ertis Kenny Furukawa Dennis Goshimon Hans Klein David Martin Bill MakoskiR oom 2 02 Mary has brains* and cheerleads as well What she'll pop up with next we never can tell Oh Eddie, can you hear the girls sigh? Whenever they see you go tumbling by? Stevie is a cheerful lad He has a powerful build, and thats not bad. Phis cute girl is a charming blond, she is a cheerleader of whom we are fond. Steve Petrovich Maynard is a nuisance, some teachers say But most of the kids say he's okay. Arie's the boy with soccer-trained feet He's as nice a boy as you'd care to meet. Pat is quiet and self-possessed Always neatly and smartly dressed. Pat Severtson Lucy keeps in the , given bound She'1 s quiet, but boy, she sure gets around. Rickey, Rickey, really a star Put him in a game, and he'll go far. /Mary is a quiet friendly lass Who has her work done before going to class Jack’s our president, dark and tall He’s very good in basketball. Zig is a girl who is small and sweet The minutes she keeps are always neat, Mary Oslansky Maynard Roelofs Ricky Steadman Jack Wesselman Joan Zasadny Mary Van Luyk Lucy Skikiewich Arie Schalk Carolyne Pierson Eddie PetersonMarilyn Adnitt Marlene Burns Room 203 Marilyn is a real nice gal And. to all she's really a pal. Every eraser becomes a toy ■Which makes him a typical boy. Marlene Burns is full of pep She is 205's room rep. In chemistry our Ken's the bright flight He often works on a problem all night. Louella talks as much as a preacher So maybe she'll make a very good teacher. Dianne is tall with hair short and brown She will always be fun .when out on the town. Gary is the boy who works with a will He also lives in Hardieville. Sharon is cheerful, dark and tall She likes to jive and play basketball. Johanna Is quiet, blond, and tall Is a hard worker and well liked by all. Laurance Jones is dark and tall He really can play basketball. George is small and rides a bike Though he’s shy he is well liked. Tumbling is Howard's joy You've never seen a more agile boy. Myrna's the girl with long brown hair, When it comes to work she does her share. Gordie Brown Louella Close Garry Hermann Johanna Jetz George Klaus Bruna Marchi Howard Slogan Laurance Jones Dianne Coole Ken ButlerTrevor Steen "R 00 m 203 Prom Italy comes this dungaree doll And a real friend to one and all. Harvey Nyrose a joyous lad of five foot nine He works at Mihaliks' in the grocery line. 'Billy Ponech is fair in complexion He loves to talk in the very back section. Dennis is a victim of fiminine wiles No person can resist those friendly smiles. Carolyn's the pal of 203 A nurse is what she plans to be. Irene's little and she is wise But she's a cutie for her size. Prom New York comes Trevor' Steen And at school work he's real keen. For the blues he is a cure Of his ambition he's not sure. Prank is the joker of our class But still we're pretty sure he'll pass. Marilyn's a girl we all like To some boys she's a hit and a strike. Jean is the girl with the bright blue eyes She is fun and pretty besides. Gloria is a friendly lass She's the sunshine of our class. Marge is 203's,pride and joy She's liked by all, girl and boy. Irene Sibbet Gloria Woodcock Myrna Marshalsay Billy Ponech Carolyn Selvig Frank Tuttle Jean Witting Marjorie Yamagishi Marilyn Wheeler Vincent Thompson Dennis Riley Harvey Crowe