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

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60 THE ORACLE W E I C H E US - Elmira and Waterloo I Reach the 62nd Milestone In Business 2 BIG STORES 2. BIG STOCKS H A R D W A R E I p PAINTS AND ELECTRICAL FIXTURES ELM I RA E PHONE 537 WATERLOO PHONE 2-3101 HISTORY OF GRADE 10 Grade 10 is famous for its noise, u Most of which comes from the boys. We girls are very quiet dears, Our loudest sounds are only cheers. Now we'll begin our list with Jean, A quiet girl 'tis easily seen. Audrey has Alice on the run. Especially when her homework's not done. T Arlene and. Betty, a mischievous pair, All their heart-throbs and sorrows share. Running in a flustered state Is Connie, still arriving late. Mary and Norma, two snappy gals, Are always the very best of pals. Where you lind Ev, you'll find Marie For they're good friends too, you see. Gwen, to our class this year has come In Margaret L. she lindsla chum. A girl with red hair is Gene R., In art we're sure she will go far. Marie McA. and J oycey too Make a terrible hullaballo. The gossipers are Marj and Dot, Though they are seldom ever caught. Gertrude and Beatrice, full of fun, Usually have their homework done. Phyllis is the jovial sort, She's pleasingly plump and a very good sport. Helen and Gloria, always gay, Find plenty of time to talk each day. ' Margaret Martin and Margaret Hahn, D In good behaviour have always shone. Another member is Thelma Zleel A very good skater we all agree. At Christmas Persida came to our class A very tall and hard-working lass. When in Kitchener shop at K R E S G E ' S . GCT r . he Friendly Store -

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THE ORACLE 59 NAME Louis Klinck Dorothy Mulholland Dave Rowland Jean Klinck Laverne Miller Marie Weichel Don Freeman Gladys Doherty Stanley Beisel Lorine Weber Doug McKay Audrey Hahn Jack Strong Eleanor Arnold Bill Arnold Edna Holzworth Keith Keller Betty Schummer Don Weichel Ruby Gies Norman Hathaway Janet Morlock Helen Karlovy Mary Howard Ruth Dillon Bruce Ruppel GRADE XII HOBBY Teaching the class Geom. Taking care of the air-force The Europea situation Acquiring intelligence Keeping the puck in place Keeping up her art Feeding pigs Talking Learning the technique Impressing us, all Amusing Jack Manufacturing microbes Laughing Keeping factory workers happy Keeping things down Pat Reducing Duplicating Louis' Geom. Discussing things Reading the classics Those finger nails! Wine, woman and song Averting quarrels Taking it all in Writing Singing Thinking NAME Betty Yanchus Wilma Klinck Bernice Thur Mildred Mohr Mabel Bolger IlarLetson Vivian Holler J une Weichel Grace Woods .lohn Sippel Lorne Weppler Glenn Watson Jim Vice Howard Good Ralph Brubacher Art Weichel Wayne Pettie Adam Hackett Murray Hilliard Stuart Huehn GRADE XI HOBBY Hockey games Trying to grow Men in uniform Chewing gum Combing her hair Milking cows Writing poetry Talking Trying to put on weight Billiards Twins Copying Candid camera shots Mathematics Photography Hockey Women Skating Feeding mink Driving FAVOURITE SAYING Oh hang it all! I've growed an inch I'm swooning! Say, listen .... I'm afraid of Math. Tsk, tsk, tsk You're crazy with the heat Don't be so dumb! Have you got your homework done? That'll he the day Let's skip this period Hey Yanchus . . .- How do you doooo! Got your Math done? Oh foo! She's the nicest . . . Nice legs!! Dorothy . . . I Ahhhhh ! FAVOURITE SAYING Oh? Do tell! Happy Day! Gees Bless my heart! Hya, Joe! Didja? Oh, commonow! Oh I didn't know that! What's that? Huh? Oh, yeah! Tell us another . . . Oh, I felt so funny. Hah, hah, lookit Bruce! Gaday! Let's have it. Tsk, Tsk, Oh, Lorine. Gosh! You said it. No kiddin', he's . . Nope! Life's like that. April? No! June! I don't gettit. Latin Comp. or Author? Snuttergipe ! Oh, sure! Dig that jive! -JEAN KLINCK 10 YEARS HENCE Mascot of Elmira Juniors Six foot three Hostess on an aeroplane She got her man Hairdresser Waiting for him Being one better than Longfellow Housewife Farmer's wife Proprietor of a pool-rooms Still going to school Getting tap for Lab. Commercial photographer Farmer Plumber One up on Syl Apps Earl Carroll Il Skating with Dorothy Fox farmer Truck driver

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61 ET!--LE o-I3AcI.E: WHEN YOU NEED I NoTIoNs - COSMETICS - LINGERIE PAINT - STATIONERY - DRESSES I Kitchen Utensils and Men's Accessories VISIT THE KINGSWAY STORE ELMIRA 54: to 55.00 Where Low Prices Make Shopping a Pleasure! Ross is our greatest war savings Two clever chaps are Elmer and buyer, Howard Of this, we know he'l1 never tire. When it comes to girls, each is a Abbie, surely known to all coward. Is dark and handsome though not tall. There's Lyle, Jack H. and Jack A. All quiet boys we're glad to say. Bert and Gerald, a mischievous pair, Are the chief source of our worry and care. In the foremost seats and very an- noyed Are Hilbert and Willard, Stan and Lloyd. Lorne, the photographer of our grade, Many an interesting picture has made. And Robert we will venture to say Will make a minister some fine day. That 'come-hither' smile that Floyd possesses Many a pretty girl addresses. Carl is a favourite of the girls- Could it be because of his pretty straight-curls ? A wizard at geometry is John R., In that, he beats us all by far. Delmer and Murray, two quiet boys, Never make a lot of noise. Clayton is a quiet chap, He seldom gets into a scrap. ' Don and Ed- like teasing girls By poking them and pulling their curls. Ralph is quite a chatter-box While Raymond seldom ever talks. Last but not least, our form- teacher dear, For Miss McDonagh, a hearty cheer. -ALICE HENRICH AND DOROTHY HILL DAY IN . . . DAY OUT . . . YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE UTMOST VALUE AT . . . KITCHENER A SIMCOE GUELPH I