Kitchener Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School - Grumbler Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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programmes and extra-curricular activities. I teach the tech. boys nine to twelve, he said, then added as an afterthought, I also teach from one to four. The boys, who had detentions that night and who were listening in on our conversation, laughed uproariously. When we questioned them later, they sum- med up their new electric shop teacher as a Good Guy . .-Q.. Jliss Grahaln MARY Lou HALSTEAD, A XIII C Few of us manage to slip past the office door safely, but those who do know that the next doorway leads to Miss Graham's kingdom. There she manages the library, tucks magazines back into their covers and keeps a sharp eye on wayward books fand stud1ents.J Miss Graham came to us directly from Brantford Collegiate, less directly from Toronto University- and before that, from India. There she lived in Ujjain, a city about the size of Hamilton, and studied at an Ame1'ican boarding school-a co-ed school, at that! In comparing Canadian High Schools with the one in Ujjain, she observed that track and field activities here do not absorb everyone as they do in India. There, each student spends an hour on field work each day. Miss Graham likes Kitchener and the friendliness shown here Cas well as in Waterloolb She is busy in the library after school, helping those who are literarily inclined, is in charge of the Library Club and she says with a smile that she is supposed to help with the Script Club - if there were a Script Club, that is. We like your quiet smile, Miss Graham, and we like the things you are doing for us in the library. Dir. Ziegler HELEN TAYLOR, A XII E It was novel and very pleasant to be sitting in the principa1's office instead: of standing before his desk, and to be asking the questions instead of answering them. Mr. Ziegler lounged comfortably in his chair and gave forth his past history and his future hopes. Educated at Washington Irving High School in Terrytown, New York and receiving his M.A. degree at O.A.C., Guelph, Mr. Ziegler taught at Burlington, Stamford and Cornwall before taking the principalship of K.C.I. As a student he played basketball, and he coached Stamford's rugby team on to victories while teaching at that Collegiate. Mr. Ziegler is well-known to us all, but do you know his talented wife who paints so many beautiful pictures? Then, too, there are the two interesting children, Cathy and John. John will soon be in High School which will keep John, or his Dad, on his toes. Mr. Ziegler was very liberal with compliments for K.C.I. I am very pleased with the spirit of co- operation apparent at our Collegi- ate and in the Twin Cities, he re- marked. The students back all projects with enthusiasm and de- termination to make whatever they do a success. He commented on the friendly relationship between teacher and student and praised our extra-curricular activities. He feels that the members are de- veloping responsibility and citizen- ship. He hopes that the new addi- tion to the school will offer facili- ties for a greater development of musical and artistic talent. Completing the interview we were scarcely out of the office, ere another of the flock rushed in to discuss business with the busiest man at the Collegiate. THE GRUMBLER 51

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