Elmira District Secondary School - Oracle Yearbook (Elmira, Ontario Canada)

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4-1 THE ORACLE O . J. SMITH SHOE CCD. LIMITED Manufacturers of Leather - Canvas and Felt Footwear Women's - Childrerfs - Boys' HUEHN BROS. GENERAL MERCHANTS AND JEWEL STOVES PHONE: ELMIRA 805 CONESTOGO ONTARIO KEY TO CLASS PICTURES ON PAGE 48 Bottom : GRADE 10 Back:-Willard Martin, Bert Goodwin, Del- mer Heintzman, Albert Lorch, Jack Ainsworth, Lorne Campbell, Stanley Deckert, Donald Seil- ing, Floyd Henrich, Robert Campbell, Ralph Robbins, Lloyd Mulholland, Jack Holtze, Gerald Shaeifer. Centre ill :-Phyllis Stickney, Gertrude Wal- ters, Jean Adams, Audrey Gleiser, Alice Henrich, Margaret Lutz, Gwendolyn Cowie, Marie Sim- mons, Evelyn Doherty, Marie McAlpine, Mar- jorie Brubacher, Connie Dillon. Centre 121:--Margaret Martin, Norma Beitz, Mary Hubert, Gloria Long, Helen Fulcher, Beatrice Bowman, Miss Charlotta McDonagh, Bettina Robinson, Arlene Schlueter, Dorothy Hill, Thelma Ziegler, Gene Robinson, Margaret Hahn. Front:-Howard Shuh, Lyle Dahmer, Elmer Sauder, Raymond Koch, Carl Schuett, John Rowland, Ross Weichel, Murray Heinbuch, Ed- ward O'Krafka, Clayton Martin, Hilbert Scheif- ner. f Centre: GRADE 9B 1:-Esther Soehner, Lucille Niergarth, Bea- trice Scheffner, Mr. Hardy, Norine Scheerer, Joan Robinson, Helen Voll, Mildred Weigel. 2:-Beverly Shurly, Elizabeth Vice, Jean Sippel, Thelma Uberig, Mary Ruth, Mary Woz- nuck, Naomi Snyder, Jean Weber, Jean Seiling, Grace Rudisuella, Robertina Broadfield. 3:-Louw Broadiield, Donald Weber, Robert Ruggle, Laverne Reger, John Schweitzer, George Snider, Roy Schaub, Wesley Sippel, Oscar Schedewitz. 4:-Harold Ritter, Burton Watson, J. D. Ogram, LaVerne Wittich, Harold Niergarth, Leonard Ruppel, Arthur Rudow, Weldon Pom- mer. TOP: GRADE 9A Back:-Rita McMahon, Mildred Glebe, Betty Bechthold, Viola Musselman, Alice Gies, Alice Hahn, Muriel Koch, Laura Napoleon, Ruth Eisenbach, Helen Arndt, Miss Cruickshank. Centre:--Ruth Mulholland, Margaret Bru- bacher, Phyllis Koch, Betty Kraemer, Bernice Calder, Ruth Klinck, Kathleen Kalbfleisch, Ber- nice Krupp, Fern Heintzman, Dorothy Klein, Vera Napoleon, Lenora Fulcher, Helen Bach. Front:--Donald Huehn, Walter Metzger, Coleman Bowman, Clifford Gingrich, Donald Higgins, John Arnold, Floyd Foerster, Ross Mulholland, Roland Borchardt, Vernon Gingrich, Robert Detweiler, Ortan Bowman, Clayton Hahn, George Jones. WILSON DEPENDABLE EQUIPMENT ron ALL SCHOOL SPORT ACTIVITIES THE HAROLD A. WILSON CO. Limited 299 YONGE ST. TonoNTo

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THE ORACLE 43 Gang' ACADEMIC BILL LUTZ He's witty, he is wise, He is peppy for his size. Bill will always be remembered by his class mates for his keen sense of humour. In school work he is very energetic and ready to give a helping hand. But when mis- chief is afoot we're sure to find him right in on it. His ambition is to become a druggist. RAY BOTT 'iLife is real and life is earnest. Ray hails from a farm north of Elmira. He is a quiet but intelli- gent member of the class. Ray's favourite pastime is delving into the wonders of Chemistry or solv- ing problems in Geometry, subjects in which he excels. Ray's winning smilef?J has endeared himself to his classmates. He has not com- mitted himself concerning his future ambitions, but we are cer- tain that he will make a success of anything he attempts. . WALTER HENRICH A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of menf, Walter, commonly known as Heinie , is the only boy in fifth who can boast about his blond waves. Although Heinie seems rather quiet, there is never a prank in which he does not have a part. Throughout the term he has helped win atletic honours for the school on the relay team. His ambition however, is a deep dark secret which only time will reveal, but we Zlvish him success in whatever he oes. RALPH HOWLETT Ralph is always one of the more cheerful members of our form and has been so ever since he first came to E.H.S. His ambition is to be- come a scientific farmer and to further his knowledge along this line he intends to take a course at O.A.C. Well, lots of luck and good fortune, Ralph! GLADYS HOLLINGER i'True and sincere, loyal and kind, Another like her you, will never findf, Gladys, our last year's Cleopatra, has continued to impress us with a charming personality and to amaze us with a perfect Latin translation which she never could resist' com- paring to Porky's when Miss Mc- Donagh left the room. Besides working hard at her school work, Gladys is quite an accomplished actre-ss and musician. We know she will continue to be successful and Grade XII is rooting for her. HELENA KLINCK And feet that fly on feathers. Helena has carved a niche in our hearts by her athletic feats. She has placed Elmira many a time at the top of the list of competitors. In addition to her athletic feats, she has held many oflices in school clubs and societies. Her ambition- to become a great Olympic runner! WILLARD MILLER Wisdom grows in quiet places Willard is a very quiet chap from out West Montrose way, whose hobby is playing the piano. It is said that Miller tries' to make' loveg perhaps this explains the daily s-nooze. We haven't been told what his ambition is but we are s-ure he will succeed.