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

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Umq' PATRICK J. MORRIS Something new has been added to our class since last fall. lt was gaiety and brightness supplied by the happy-go-lucky ways of Pat Morris when he left Drayton to join us here. Pat does justice not only to the school's academic standard but also to its extra activities. Whatever your vocation may be, Pat, we wish you the best of luck. LO RINE WEBER ' Who does-n't know Lorine? l-ler gaiety is heart-warming and her laugh is wellknown to all of us. During her stay with us, Lorine has proved her ability as an orator, artist, executive and dancer. Lorine intends to be a nurse and will enter Stratford General Hospital in September-lucky patients! DAVID ROWLAND Dave is recognized as military strategist and adviser to Grade Thirteen, and justly so. As sergeant drummer in the Bugle Band and the Sea Cadets, he excels. Upon graduation he plans to serve with the boys in navy blue. He leaves with us happy memories which time and years will never tarnish or dull. COMMERCIAL., GERTRUDE BAECHLER Gertrude, with her wavy hair and dark-brown eyes will always be remembered by her class mates as a pal worth knowing. She is always happy and carefree during the most tedious day. What her ambitions are no one knows, but we all wish her success in anything she may undertake. We are sure her winning smile and fun-loving spirit would soften the heart of any employer who is fortunate enough to hire her. NORMA BEITZ Although Normals favourite hobby is talking during school hours, she usually surprises us all with good marks when the fatal hour comes. Norma enjoys dancing and skating and singing very much. Her ambition is to become a stenographer. We wish her the best of luck in her future work, and know that she will succeed. LORNE BOLGER Lorne originates all horse-play in a quiet and nonsensical way, especially in the back corner of the commercial room where he can carry on his pranks unnoticed. He is well liked by everyone fespecially the girlsl who are all attracted by his pleasant looks. His chief ambition is to run opposition to Dorothy Dix. The practical and personal experience he is receiving from certain commercial students is giving him a wonderful start in his career. May success be with you Lorne.