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

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GORDON ARISS: One of our big fellows who has done a big job in the ath- letics of our school is Gor- die. With his weight and might he always manages to get there! Next year, it's an engineering course and we wish him the best of luck. GLENN liAECHLER:Glenn. who has been here since Grade 10, is one of our champion debaters. He has also managed to talk him- self into many organiza- tions. He is interested in mining and forestry en- gineering and plans to study them when he leaves K.C,l. JOHN HOOTHBY: John liked K.C.I. so much, that he decided to come back. He has been a member of the Camera Club and is business manager of the Grumbler this year. This year he belongs to the Hroadcasting Club. N e x t year he plans to take Arts at Waterloo College. .JOHN CAPLING: John cer- tainly keeps most of us wondering just what he is going to do and say next. He is a prominent member of the Broadcasting Club and attended the Glee Club for two years. His aim in life is to get Upper School. W'hat he will do after that is undecided. ROY DAHMEH: Roy was a valuable member of our six-man rugby team this year and of other inter-form athletic teams during his four years here. He is in- terested in mechanical en- gineering and girls and in- tends to study the former at Toronto! SHIRLEY ELRICK: Shirley is another bright girl from VVaterloo. She has taken a prominent part on the Overseas Parcels Commit- tee, having been a member for four years. Interior decorating, architecture and travelling have an appeal for her and whatever it is, we know she'll be a suc- UQ XS. Academic Xlll C - 12' - V f--' V V V .,f .f f M .,.. . WWQMWQW ,Z , .,... H f M 1-ff' :M iyA.A 1 755' ' ,AWE AW- y.-cc., yr gE:.:y.n I A V f fi I -sf, 2 ,Eff if ...W ., wi- 2? ,Z -' . . -. -,.f,fji-'M 'A if E25 ' . - . -.-:.:,q:::g:a 5 gg: Ugg- 14:g:::1:QA,' ..., ,J '- ::.5g54.,. , , 55. . 3, 211' J- if: 515 ' .- e .,.2,1 - ,. ' ' 1 ' ,, - -3 4 'A f lj A . ' li, .J 3 2.35321:f:s2.:'I.'Zj.i,i: 1 . EJE'ZE:a , ...gi-2':s1J ' ., ,gg .. ..... . . ...if b H I, ..,.-,. ggi, A c .,. . 552,Z-:fQQZ1fI,sQ25QQ55Wi' ,gffjfQ , ' wi' ' .. I ' .Iif.fL ' 2. -Lai j A as ' X , 5.2-'yfsglir ' ': - 55? ' 1 . ANNE. , ,.: . l,,..,.,.v+E., ., I, , mr- L 1: . EEZ: ' i sci 'iii' , - -' ' I-. ' ' lisfli z. ' ik -S,Qgg.- ,cf .J 1 ,.1-:.:v.,.-::j,y::,.- ' V - :, - : - - ' - 87 . ' .W .5 R54:5:s5i'-S 1 ' S :i :-fi-5532-.i. X Y, Q ., 2 - rv'-.Ee-art: li' ii sv' R . . tg . W' c - se , '. . . tif Size., . , is - ' H -is-:1 as A . X ...X q c -5: . . 9 ., .i ss, 5 'QW bt k,,.,,..z?'i I KURT ENNS: Kurt is the little fellow with the long brush cut who never seem, to be able to stand up long enough to answer a dues- iiflnkifs .iust half of the answer on the way up and the rest, coming down! He is interested in Geology. JOHN GELLNER: John is circulation manager for the Grumbler this year: he was in Public Speaking for one year, debating three years and on the make-up com- mittee one year. John's en- tire high school career was here and he intends to con- tinue at college, majoring in languages. CAROL GOOD: Carol is an avid fan of Frankie - maybe that's why she goes to Glee Club-to train her voice. too, so she will have something in common with him, if she ever meets him! However. she is also in- terested in teaching and ex- pects to go to Normal School next year. JOHN GRANT: John came back to us after an absence of four years. Last year he attended Dominion Business College in Toronto. John certainly helps to keep the Algebra Class awake with his silent answers. His great ambition is to sur- prise Mr. Wallace and understand algebra along with Jim Swartz. MARY LOUISE HAI.- STEAD: Mary Lou has been an active member for two years on the Grumbler Staff and as chairman of the Book Exchange. Future: If it's college. then it's languages and psychology. but VVhat I'm interested in is a ditfcrent thing - Hum! DORIS HAMI1.'l'0N: Our red head has helped with many school activities. in- cluding Red Cross. Radio Club. Grumbler and ath- letics. Quote: l've con- vinced the teachers that l'm half wacky and am slowly! '.'l driving them 'out of this world'l Next year it's a psychology course at college. 80 Tl-'E GRUMBLER

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ROBERT POLLOCK: Bob has been slaying away with the rest of us since Septem- ber 5. 1945. but he has found time to enjoy him- self too. of course. He went to Kirkland Lake C. V. I. before coming here to K.C.I. Next year he plans to go to Quee-n's University to study Mining Engineer- ing. WILLIAM PUGH: Bill has been playing in the orches- tra for three years. He has also played inter-form hoc- key. It seems that courses in Chemistry. Medicine and Arts tie for first place in Bill's future career. Bill is another member of the Uarmiedl forces . Compre- nez-vous cela? SIG M U N D REZETNIK: Siggie believes in variety being the spice of life and he's been in the Poster, Radio and Dramatic Clubs. the Grumblings. Humour Editor of the Grumbler. Assemblies and Orchestra. Debating and Athletics. He intends to take a course in Architecture at U. of T. He loves modern artwork- and girls in general. ELIZABETH S C H L E E : Betty has won honours in both Junior and Senior Public Speaking, and has been on many debating teams as well as being Vice-President of the Stu- dents' Council. She is in- terested in sports and music as well. Her future is in- definite so boys you can help her decide. JOAN SCHULTZ: Joan is one of those students who should sit in the midst of poor students at exam time. She is one of the brains of K.C.I. Her aim in life is to do chemical research and we say Good luck to you, Joan! KATHERINE SCHWEITZ- ER: Kay's four years at K.C.I. have been full of fun and activity. She has been in Public Speaking. Debat- ing. Glee Club, Red Cross, Radio Club. and sings in Assembly programmes. She expects to attend Waterloo College, then to Toronto University for a course in Social Psychiatry. 4, ...N M me. Mfr, -Q , sv ggi W. vs. ' gem Q vfj if -Q, in .. T ' 251925 .,., ' 1.1 .fs A . .V .. -I .Y S V 2 mv . .wmm ' . 2129.5 .I1.51-'-::1:22'i:1--.5S.v 14: , '. 'i5:,.35-za-,zxnzy ' 12' 12 ' . -::4:::.-.- ':i':f22a1??xl:i me as '15 Q' yjf. 5 ' .e2?5Z??a5E1: an ,,,. Q er W Z T . .,f',,, 5' ' 3' , I , . -,,. ft aff-J . V , fi f f: '33'hf:,-. . 'Z' V I. . 92x 92 '5 1, 1 i ,ag . ilu.. ...Q .: wad, -:-:i. Z, .f.,. 4 . f.m-'f 4. ' e ' Y' jvc W if x we W 2 , .,,,,-,,,., ,M I 1 A 4 F5 1 - . . .T 22669 ' ,wwoyb - . - 14.1-.amz-f-zfr: ' . . - f -.:A,..:6f:s,- . , 3- - . o ,swf MW E33 JOHN SEHL: Jack came from S'.J.C. at the beginning of 10th grade and their loss is our gain-to this the girls will agree. He's been a worthwhile person for his class because he has played in all inter-form sports. and on this year's six-man rugby team. Future? - it'- indefinite. Hirls. LOUIS SMITH: Louie is- yes. he is nice looking- but he is also an outstand- ing star on both our Senior Rugby and Basketball teams. He has played both for four years. Louie is a whiz in Chemistry too and he expects to go into the study of Chemistry Chemical Research. and HAROLD SNYDER: Harold is another of those small but mighty men, He's been in inter-form debating. and on inter-form rugby and basketball teams. as well as the six-man rugby team. Our youthful farmer is going to learn more about his future profession at O.A.C. in Guelph. JOYCE THOMSON: Joyce came to K.C.I. from River- dale Collegiate in Toronto. two years ago. She sang in the Glee Club for two years. and was a member of the Poster Club for the same length of time. Joyce is in the Radio Club and is planning to attend Normal School in Toronto. GWENYTH WASH BURN: Gwen, who obtained her Junior Matriculation five years ago. has been work- ing in an office. Now she's back at K.C.I. this year and is planning to attend the University of Toronto to study languages and psychology. We all wish you success in your course. Gwen. ARMAN VVRIGHT: Arman has been kicking around K.C.I. for live years. He has been in the Glee Club two years and a member of the IS.C.F. for four years. including a term as presi- dent. Also a member of the I. S'. C. F. quartet. He plans to study Theology at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. THE GRUMBLER N

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JACK HOWDEN: Jack has taken a prominent part in inter-form rugby, basket- ball, hockey and baseball. I-Ie's the boy with the big. broad shoulders-- we won- der why he finds it so diffi- cult to display them when standing up in French class. Maybe it's the com- petition with les epaules de M. Class . BLANCHE HUBACHECK : Blanche is the girl with the eyes , Mr. Class is still trying to find her a man- she's using all her wiles, tool Blancne says that this year it's do or die! She is undecided yet as to what she will do next year, but she's still hoping-aren't we all! MURRAY KAUFMAN: Mush has played basket- ball on the school team for three years. Finding the Sales Course quite simple he decided to try and get his Upper School. Next year it's Commerce and Finance at Toronto Univer- sity. Note: He's also very interested in women l MARTIN KOEGLER: Mar- tin came to the academic department this year from Tech. Matric. He has taken part in inter form debating, the boys' tumbling team and athletics. As he says, if he's got what it takes to pass Upper School. he may go to the College of Optometry in Toronto. LEROY KRATZ: LeRoy's great ambition in life is to run a combination Florist Shop. Funeral Parlour and Marriage Bureau - but be- cause of his great love for school. he has decided to enter that noble profession of High School teaching. Next year LeRoy joins the ranks at Waterloo College. DOUGLAS LENG: Douglas has taken part in school activities and sports for four years. He always has to have a supply of pennies for Mr. Class's room- 2 cents for every thne you talk -and Doug can't seem to get along without talk- take ing. His aim is to engineering at Queen's. FREDERICK LITTLE: Fred is editor of the Grurnbler this year: he got his ex- perience from writing up Collegiate Grumblings. He vvon a prize in the Public Speaking last year and kept up his good work in campaigning for J. A. J. . H9 IS EOing to take General Arts at Waterloo next year. . K s a wa Q, 13 'Z -- sr :M ggi- LQ ' .--ff, 1 1 1 - .,. , :--.:1ff:- . D V- .9325 41.11, ' 4. .. . .1 r1. f'-Q,,,.' V ' .. .?5212f.:?11 . ,4 -' 1 - .'S:1i-.:':'- - p.mXhEawWe ,.. .5 X . N 2 iw. Q as f 'V I to -C:- . ...... :r- 4 ---za. 11- ., ' X Saga-em 'gyms f 4, A 4, s HQ' p tw.. ss :.. ,- xi ai, size Q. uw -.:.-MET: V -.-.vzw V. , :E -- - . 5' . ' 45:r.-33. .--::.-.. 4 1- 4 . sv s.--.s.-.e..-- .s 4 .- - -1e:1f.s.+.-. -v fx- - .M ...::-:,:.- ,,,.,5 5, .v , , . HVQWW up x 'ek 'N U. ..,. M Eggs Fir a+ . ww, ,- ' , ..... .. X 'I ,x ,MW 5 2 , ..... . .,.., 5 a. .. Z, .f'E..:f-I 5 EWWHWRMQWWV awwawwwsmwa fwswvmwwwmmt ':-'Y'2'1:f'5:::12:5!-ezer ff THERESE ANNE LOR- ENTZ: Terry came to Ix.C.I. from St. Mary's High School this year, She doesn't know as yet what she will do in the future, but I think quite a number of boys Wouldn't mind help- ing her to decide-in fact, they'd be glad to! ALICE MARKELI.: Alice. who came from Cornwall Collegiate this year. was in the Glee Club there. and also played and refereed basketball and volleyball games. Here at K.C.I.. she's in the Glee Club and on the Senior Girls' Basketball team. Nursing and X-Ray work appeal to Alice. JOHN MILLS: Coming from Humberside Collegiate in 1942. Johnny has tooted a horn in K.C.I.'s Orchestra for four years. Another love is flying at the K.-VV. Airport. We think he likes the girls pretty well too, and also to doze in almost any class. rather than work. LOIS MONTGOMERY: Lois has used her voice to ad- vantage by taking D1-11't ln the Glee Club. Much to Mr. Class' disgust. she does not confine it to the Glee Club. Next YBHY' LUIS is planning to take UD nursing: maybe she'll sing her patients to sleep. MARVIN MUSTIN: Marvin is one of the old stand-b5'S of K.C.I. Some of the teachers were really worried when he missed six weeks of school because of an operation. However. he ful- filled their fondest wishes by returning. He HODGS tl' enter Political Economy next year VIVIAN NILSSON: Vivian has led a busy life in her years at K.C.I. She has been on the Grumbler Staff. Hook Exchange. Costume Committee. Athletic Teams. and Glee Club. Nursing next stop. and then on to specialize in surgery. DORA MAE NIXON: Dora Mae has spent half' her time teaching French and Latin while the teachers take a holiday. She is president of the French Club, and has helped with class de bates. Modern History and Modern Languages at Toronto University is Dora's next stop. THE GRUMBLER 81