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

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Che -Photos by Cunningham GRADE 9A Ist Row: Kathleen Lorch, Doreen Fries, Gladys Good, Miriam Hurst, Mary Herzog, Jean Cunningham, Eleanor Kerrigan, Lenora Fulcher, Bernice Koehler, Alma Dreisinger, Pauline Derbecker. 2nd Row: Thomas Kares, Graham Lavery, Kenneth Kuhn, Adeline Eby, Susanna Brubacher, lune Lutz, Shirley Cunningham, Leeta Dettwiler, Betty Dillon, Evelyn Brubacher, Robert Klinck, John Knoll, Robert Leslie. 3rd Row: Miss Cruickshank, Kenneth lsrael, Edward Kuhl, Douglas Hammond, Orval Lichti, Harry Eix, William Aberle, Ralph Hambly, John Heinbuch, Edward Hill. GRADE 9B lst Row: Nora Reger, Gertrude Mattusch, Eleanor Slimmon, Ruth Schweitzer, Bertrice Scheffner, Margaret Scheffner, Maureen Thur, Jean Stroh. Arlene Shuh, Ruth Martin, Carol Robinson. Francis Ritter. 2nd Row: Mary Kirschner, Clementine Sittler, Florence Squire, Joan Robinson, Margaret Lehman, Mary Ann Martin, Geraldine Martin, Dorothy Smith, Derry Woodall, Marie Zinger. Grace Martin. 3r1lRow: Henry Sippel, William Rau, Dennis Vines, Angus Martin, Glenn Plant, Mr. Hardy, Russell McTavish, Lloyd Martin, Earl Martin, Burton Watson, Henry Martin, Erle Martin.

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49- Graduate Photos by James Vice 0444 Qlzacfuafei RUTH PLAYFORD Ruth never fails to see the humorous side of life. A grand person to know, we will always remember her quiet manner and pleasing personality. Because of her unmistakable ability. Ruth's future probably lies in the commercial world. Maybe a certain Waterloo lad would know about this. However. we're all wishing her the Hvery best , whatever the future may hold. MURRAY POMMER Murray is a tall, handsome, young man from Linwood. He came here to master the Commercial course and gets along very well except for Shorthand.-which he no can do. He spends much of his spare time up on William Street. We know Murray will make a success of life and we wish him all the luck in the world. URMA STEVENS Orma is without a doubt the schools queen of blush . Yet, we feel sure that in her quiet, smiling way she enjoys life to the full. Her industry is admired by all. for having returned to obtain additional upper school subjects. she has burdened herself with special commercial work. Thus equipped she is bound to be a success in the field she has chosen-teaching school. BERNICE THUR Bernice came to Commercial this year as one of the '6specials setting a pace for the rest of the class in typing speed tests and in writing shorthand. Fond of dancing and skating, she could usually be seen at the school dances and skating parties or perhaps enjoying a game of badminton. Whatever Bernice may choose to be-stenographer. secretary, or typist, we are sure that she will be successful after her fine academic standing throughout high school. BRUCE RUPPEL What has Bruce got that we all like so much? Maybe it's his irresistible smile, or his gay point of view, or maybe itis even just that he doesn't know how to get serious. Anyway, he's one swell fellow who really has a way with the girls. We think he wants to get a job in the Mutual Life but we believe he'll end with an orchestra all of his own. We wouldn't be surprised, would you? JUNE WEICHEL What is so rare as June-any time of the year?- Sunshine accompanies this little blonde no less than her namesake month. She might laugh at a funeral and cry at her own wedding if she had the notion to, and no one would think it at all out of the ordinary. Her-face registers any emotion at her command-and she commands frequently. If she ever needs any alibis through her life, she can dispense with them and just turn out that melting smile, but we can only hope that June's life from this point hence will be as happy as her former existence. GRACE WOODS Grace's friends will always remember her for her angelic smile, which, l may add, is Wholly deceiving. Ever with at least one hand in mischief, Grace always seems to come out unscathed. For the past half year her leisure time during school hours has been devoted to arguing with Frank. We all join in wishing you, Grace, the best of luck in your business career.

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l Photos by James Vice F ARMERETTES First Row: Jean Klinck, Dorothy Mul- holland. Bernice Thur, Eleanor Arnold. Back Row: Vivian Hofler, Lorine We- ber. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS First Row: Alice Henrich, Betty Vice, Eleanor Arnold, Betty Yan- chus. Back Row: Harold Ritter, Elmer Sau- der, Albert Lorch, LaVerne Miller, Louis Klinck. Missing: Laverne Watson, Helen Deckert, Audrey Ernst. POTATO CLUB First Row: Harold Ritter, Elmer Sau- der, Carl Schuett, Howard Good, Roland Borchardt. Back Row: LaVerne Wittiek, Donald Freeman, Stanley Beisel, Howard Shuli. M issing: George Snider.