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

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R 0 Y A LF H 0 T E L COMFORTARLY FICIIINISHED ROOMS All Hot Water Heated Home Cooked Meals - Homelike Surroundings Special Weekly Rates PHONE 2112 4 ARTHUR STREET Compliments of . . . KLlNCK'S SHOE STORE I 28 KING ST. SOUTH WATERLOO, ONT. Footwear for the entire family . . Where price and quality meet PHONE 4.-4276 Be one of our satisyied customers 35 YEARS GF SERVICE PLUMBING, HEAOTLINLEEHAIRD TINSMITHING STOVES FURNACES ELECTRIC PUMPING SYSTEMS WILLIAM RUDOW - - Phone: Shop 416, Residence 359 ELMIRA, ONTARIO EVENHOLME DAIRY , W e have a wagon on your street every morning with PASTEURIZED MILK, CREAM AND CHOCOLATE MILK From Goyernment Accredited Herds - 8 DUNKE STREET I DIAL 528 MRS. A. MARTIN, Prop. Compliments of . . . A. H. ZILLIAX RARRISTER - SOLIOITOR - NOTARY PUBLIC ELMIRA : ONTARIO MARTlN'S CHOPPING MILL ELI MARTIN, Proprietor POULTRY FEEDS A SPECIALTY FLOUR - - ALL KINDS OF FEEDS AND SEEDS CUSTOM MIXING AND CHOPPING I rl I i

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THE -05-Acl:-E HGH SSR!! SEAS? BEDS? SEEN BETH CCW SLE!! ML79 SGV99 SSE!! SSE!! LSL!! S6 99 M S6197 SSRN GLAD! SSH99 66139 HG75 SSH!! USD? SSC97 CCHS? H099 66079 SILT? 57 Grade XII News for Glenn who's part time in our class, for John who's a wizard in maths. for Albert whom everyone knows, for Donald who comes from Montrose, for someone whom nobody knows. is is is is is for Thelma who's short, dark, and sweet, is for Ross Weichel, whose smiles none can beat. is for Elmer, a St. Jacobs boy, is for Carl, who's brimful with joy. -Miss MacVicar, our teacher so grand, is o ur home town, the best in the land. is is is is is is for Evelyn, our petite chestnut-haired gal, for Lutz, Marg sure makes a grand pal. for Marge who's all wool and a yard wide. a letter we just couldn't hide. for Ralph who never fails us in plays, for Alice whose music we praise. for Floyd Henrich whose smiles won him fame, for Marie Simmons, -- there are two in her nam is for Gim-but it's spelled with a ln, is for Hill, Dorothy's singing's Okay. es - Phyllis Stickney who can always take a joke, for Connie-an ardent lover of coke . for Heinbuch - Murray has super curls, O'Krafka, termed cute by the girls. for-no, just ignore it, l guess, for Lyle whose quiet presence we'd miss. IS is is is is This is the end of the poem of our grade, I hope upon you an impression we've made. -CoNN1E D1LLoN JOHN ROWLAND WILLIAM CLARK North Waterloo Cou,nty's Leading Weekly THE ELMIRA SIGNET BARRISTER The Signet brings to you each week the intimate happenings SOLICITOR of your town and districts. . . NQTARY Keeps 5511.11 inforineds on all news an appenmgs you are ELMIRA ONTARIO vitally interested, in. Our readers will recommend this paper to you. SUBSCRIBE NOW

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-'I-1-IE OR-ACLE 53 Grade Xl lingle Once upon a time, many years ago, there lived a little boy whose name was Nicholas, but his parents and friends loved him so much that they called him Nicki. Nicki lived in a poor village that nestled serenely Berneath a fair and stately Clif, Neir Garth, a famous town o'Voll'd. Nicki's father, Arnold man, earned his living in a curious way. First he was a baker, but, more im- portant, he had hidden away in a cavern of the Clif, a still in which he would brew him famous Ginrickies. Thus the name of Bru, Baker was brought into the world. Nicki, however, Woznuk old enough to help his father. When he was asked about his father's Vice, he would neither Len an ear nor Soehner do anything to give the secret away. Calmly he would go on Seiling his little boat, watching it Roland toss over the Ruppels of the pond near his home. At times, Nicki would try to evade the questions of the strangers who were Huehn and Hahn, trying to find out the location of the still. Shurly this was too profitable a V ice for one man! Finally they would turn away with, None of your Lip, Nickif, O,Kay, answered Nicki. Guess where Nicki,s father ended up? You guessed it! ln the Klinck. Walter, Donald Koebel, Ross- For rhyme we're simply at a loss- Would not fit into the jingle As easily as a name like Pringle, As for Bechtold, Uberig, and Ruth To make them rhyme weid need a sleuthg And Rita McMahon we mustn't forget- She's one of the nicest we've yet met. GRADE XI t it - 3 i 5 is Wifi I X yy . X A S ' ECHL anc! QOEIZ at 4, 9 'v N have turned from Algebra to clothes problems and are now scheming to get down to Kitchener to Coudies Department Store. P5 V X jean john JOHN LIKES the roomy, cheery Boys' Shop in the King Street Basement. Everything a boy needs to wear featured there-everything from hat to shoes. . JEAN LIKES the Girls' Floor and the Fashion Displays on the Queen Street Floor. BOTH LIKE going to the Soda Fountain for a snack after visiting around the big store, or having dinner in state with Mom and Pop in the Maple Dining Rooms. It's fun taking a trip to Goudies, Kitchener's Modern Department Store.