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

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'L li : I . ,, 3 .als QWSQP' V :. '1':iI.- Et-iia Y .-...say .15 - . .:- it '-'A' 0UR GRADUATES BRUCE RUPPEL Our erstwhile cheer-leader Cavec rnoustachiol was particularly essential to Grade Xlll's basketball prowess and he infused the whole school with his good nature. Good luck, Bruce! We're sure you'll go far in anything you tackle. MILDRED MOHR Midge , as we all call her. certainly can play the piano and as a result helped make g6The Gypsy Rover a great success. She is our only true blonde', in fifth. Could that be what makes her so attractive. We shall always remember her. Success in whatever career you may choose, Midge! STEWART HUEHN Stewartis blithe personality and A-l co-operation have made him popular at E.H.S. Whether solving deductions. playing games, or conversing with his comrades, one is impressed with his thoroughness. sportsmanship and tactfulness. We wish you suc- cess. Stewart, in whatever occupation you choose as a life voca- tion. VIVIAN HOFFER Heres to our Grade Xlll sprite-Xivian, whose happy smile and sunny sayings have brightened each day at E.H.S.g whose executive and oratorical abilities have made her a leader in all school activitiesg whose sportsmanship and friendliness make her a grand girl and one who will succeed whatever her vocation may be. 7 RALPH BRUBACHER We will all soon miss Ralph very much as he has already joined up with the R.C.A.F. This will just fall in Ralph's line as he has taken a great interest in physics and mathematics. Much of the commencement's success was due to his lighting ability, and we are sure he will be otherwise successful too. VIVIAN COOPER i Vivian was a newcomer to Elmira this year, but her good sportsmanship and friendly ways made her a favourite im- mediately. We have really enjoyed having her with us, and we wish her the best of luck as she leaves us to start her course in Home Economics at Toronto. IEI. 'of of r class. Such a mathematician is Buck,' - ow ninety-nine on a paper, something must I. L -es credit to the local hockey team and is a y b 'nthusiast. He has been president of ' S- 'V the past year. We wish Buck luck

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