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

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Practice at Home - Rent an UUNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Rented : Sold : Serviced - Q Underwood Elliott Fisher Limited 50 ONTARIO STREET S. - KITCHENER, ONT. PHONE 7-7562 Makers ofthe UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER ELMIRA BRANCH SILVER Woozrs CHURNING CREAM - EGGS - POULTRY Manufacturers of E F C. Pasteurized Creamery ' ' First Grade FEED BUTTERMILK POWDER PURE ARTIFICIAL ICE YOUR PA TR ONA GE IS APPRECIA TED ' PHONE 4-21 EVENHOLME DAIRY W e have a wagon on your street every morning with PASTEURIZED MILK, CREAM AND CHOCOLATE MILK from Gov't Accredited Herds 8 DUNKE STREET DLAL 528 MRS. A. MARTIN, Prop. For Educational Purposes and Scenic Charters to Any Part of United States or Canada, charter LISHMAN COACH LINES 1 Available at Low Rates Telephones: Elmira 334, Kitchener 3-3114. Capacity 25 to 40 passengers. w l I l'

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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

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THE ORACLE 63 GRADE 9A We are a class just full of joys, With thirty-six good girls and boys: There's John Arnold, who thinks he is best, But really is Grade 9A's pest, Coleman Bowman from Floradale, As our hockey star will never fail, Ruth and Ross, the Mulholland twins, When one is sober, the other grins, While Viola and Mildred, we're sorry to say, Have left the ranks of Grade 9A, Orton Bowman from Floradale Hogesl that in Math. he will not a1 , A Ruth Eisenbach, a tall dark girl, Finds it easy her hair to curl, Phyllis Koch, a Conestogo dame, Always ge-ts Cookie as her nick- name, There's Alice Hahn, who's very quiet, While Laura Napoleon's always a riot, Bernice Krupp, an Elmira maid, Is one of the smallest in the grade, While Rita McMahon so tall and fair, Girls like her are very rare, Of handsome boys, there's one in our class, Dori Higgins, who falls for every ass, Robert Detweiler is doing fine When he gets to school before it rings nine, Floyd Foerster whom we all call Mike Is never seen without his bike, Lenora Fulcher on learning's path Is very glad when she gets her Math, Vera Napoleon, whose hair won't curl, Is a very jolly and carefree girl, George Jones gets his Math. and lHistory too, But when it's Penmanship he no can do , Helen Arndt- is good in Art And in it she'll always do her part, Vernon Gingrich, stout and short, Must be some girl's favourite es- cort, Bernice Calder, a Linwood lass, Is the teacher's pet in music class, Margie Brubacher, always ready for fun, If there's mischief to do, she's just the one, Helen Bach and Alice Gies too Ared always willing their work to 05 Kathleen Kalbileisch has done her part By coming first right at the start, Another clever girl is Muriel Koch Who takes great pride in her Math. Notebook, Betty Bechtold from Heidelberg, In the classroom is never heard, Roland Borchardt, a shy young boy, Runs from the girls with the greatest of joy, Donald Huehn, a Conestogo shy lad 'Sells rulers and pencils at school for his dad, Ruth Klinck, the athlete of 9A ' Brings Home honours we are glad to say, Clifford Gingrich, called Slim for short, Says that eating is his favourite sport, Fern Heintzman, small, blonde, with blue eyes- When one mentions Music she al- ways sighs, Another girl is Dorothy Klien Who is always last to get in line, Clayton Hahn, a boy from Linwood, When there's work to do is always good, Betty Kraemer comes on the bus And never seems to be in a fuss, Walter Metzger hails from Yatton When we have Math problems he's always at 'em. . Q