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

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THE ORACLE 49 gm 6 I O O 1 GRACE ORR have, in store for Genowefy, but Always laughing, happy, gay, The same throughout the live-long day. Grace will always be remembered by her classmates as a grand per- son and one worth knowing. Her unselfishness and willingnes-s will win her many friends wherever she may be. Everyone knows that her future ambition is to become a nurse, but we think she would make an excellent reporter since her nose for news is undisputed. But whether she chooses to become a nurse or a reporter, we wish her luck and success. JOHN MORRIS A carefree laughing lad, a sport, a friend 5 In short, a boy on whom you can depend. John has just completed his first full year of high school in Elmira. His stay with us, however, has been one which will remain in the minds of the many friends he has made here. He always greets you with a smile, and he has- a most pleasing manner. In his academic studies he is ever found near the top. Whatever occupation you choose, John, we wish you success and luck. GENOWEFY RITTER Live, love, laugh, and be happyf, Although Genowefy has always been ready for fun, she has never neglected her studies.. Her home town is St. Jacobs, but her golden hair and her winning smile have won her many Elmira friends dur- ing her course at E.H.S. , Jenny is fond of sports, for it is not unusual to see her taking a leading role in the commencement, for-,enjoying a skating party, or siglayinga game of badminton. We Qlgitnqtgknow what the future may -f V - R. may the best of luck be hers, what- ever her career may be. ORMA STEVENS Blushing, quiet, smiling, gay, That is 0rrna's chosen way. Orma is a quiet, smiling, good- natured girl from Hawkesville. Her constant chum is Wilma who seems to share all her secrets. What her ambitions are no one knows. Perhaps the old Durant could tell a different story. How- ever, silence is golden, so we know that Orma's future will be a suc- cess. LAVERNE C. WATSON HA little nonsense now then, Is relished by the 'wisest' men. Yes-if it is a little. As you en- ter Grade XIII classroom you see Laverne with a group. of boys arguing about the good weather for skiing or hunting. We wonder if Laverne could stop talking for five minutes. Whatever he does after he leaves E.H.S., we wish him suc- cess and good luck.. iii WILMA WEICHMAN Silence is golden Is this proverb true for Wilma? No, it is not, because she talks nearly all the time with her class- mate Orma Stevens. She is a good piano player and enjoys skating very much. She likes all her sub- jects fmaybeb and has had a good standing all through the E.H.S. She has the ambition to be a nurse and intends to enter training as soon as she leaves school. We wish you the best of luck in your future work, and know that you will suc- ceed. FRED WEISMILLER Besides being president of the High 'School Literary Society, Fred

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THE ORACLE 51 UMQ Weismiller is an honour student and a good athlete. Fred is not only a middle distance runner but he is also a prominent member of Elmira's Junior Hockey team. Fred is well liked throughout the school -and when he graduates this spring we all wish him the greatest success in achieving his ambition. COMMERCIAL KENNETH ADAMS Still waters run deep. Believe it or not, Ken's shyness in our midst is not natural. As- cording to outside reports, his ro- manticism is centered on a certain Hawkesville lassie. Our eyes are on you, Buddie! All joking aside, Ken's success is certain in the busi- ness world with that beguiling smile and charming manner. GRACE BUSCH You'll know her by her wavy hair, Her dark, dark eyes, and modest air. Grace came to us from St. Clements to match her wits against Pitman and UnderWood . She will master the rest of the Corn- mercial Course too, and thus be- come Somebody's Secretary some day. As a sport, Grace excels in softball and skating. So good lue-k, Grace! And as one of Our Specials - Success! ELMA BRE-NT Always aiming for the best, Especially in a Shorthand T est. Elma is a very successful stu- dent. Her high marks show she can certainly master her studies. Before she decided to join us' in our Commercial room, she was em- ployed as a clerk in the Selrite Store. She' has a cheerful disposi- tion and We all know she will make an excellent secretary. GLADYS CAMPBELL Rare compound of amusement. frolic and fun, W ho relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun. Gladys is a very interesting per- son to know, and -she lends much variety to dull classes. The rest of us often wonder whether she and Kathleen are always talking about their school work-or not. Never- theless, her winning smile and fun- loving spirit have won her many friends. We are not sure what Gladys intends to do, but we are all certain she will be a success. - AUDREY ERNST True ease in writing comes from art, not chance, As those move easiest who have learned to dance. Audrey's exceptionally line writ- ing will be remembered by all her friends at Elmira High School. She has never been known to scribble. Many times she has been called up- on to write out invitations for the school dances. Audrey tries hard to get along and we wish her success. ELIZABETH ELLIOTT She lives' not to herself, her work is service to her fellow menf, Elizabeth came from the town of Smithville to join the Elmira Com- mercial Class. One of her favourite sports seems to be skating-maybe there is some attraction. She is very industrious and co-operative, and we are sure that success will be yours, Elizabeth. ' HELEN DECKERT Lift her with care Fashioned so slenderly, - Y oung, and so fairf, You will be able to distinguish Helen Deckert by her fair, wavy hair and her big brown eyes. She