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

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ONTARIO Cl- l- ICII1 QUTFITTERS LIMITED 58 QUEEN ST. SoI rII PHONE 6-6aL8l- 5 KITIQIIENER WE RENT TYPEWRITERS Junior Girls' Basketball Team gfllfllll-Hg. left tn right: W. 'l'. Ziegler. Myrtle' Kutsclikc. Elaine SI-ip. Blanclw Kocli. .lf-an llilln-lin lcoaclii. Anne Srlirieidvr. Nllfltllll Yoclkcr. Nlary Km-. Nlr. linuin. Seated. left to right: ,Ioan Yan dv Water. Esther Blllgtillkill. ,lean Delion Hlaphl. Barlwara Payne. Yr-ra ldiclllinlz. Yiolet llislnnan. lisTIIEI: BINILEMAN. A Xl C This year Miss Wilhelm has had to start from scratch in the line of a Junior Girls' Basketball team. None of the girls have played on the team before. The fact that so far they have played only one game against St. lXIary's Juniors, and have come out the victors. shows that the new team is off to a glorious start. The captain of the team is Jean Delion of T XI C with Barbara KITCHENER PRINTING SERVICE Commercial, Industrial and Social Printing 58 KING ST. Wrzsr PHONE 5-5472 138 THE GRUMBLER

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Com plimenls . Canada Cabinets and Furniture Limited KITCHENER. UNTARIO Girls' Interscolastif' Volleyball MARY SCHAFER, A XII E On November 9th, Stratford in- vited Kitchener to be their guests in an exhibition volleyball game. Kitchener was victorious, with a score of 37-25. A week later we were hostess of the Stratford team. After a very exciting game, the score ended in a 26-26 tie. Five minutes overtime was granted with the visitors having the first serve. Stratford won 8-2. But fortunately for us, Kitchener won on the two-game series by six points. The Girls' Athletic Society de- cided to let Miss Wilhelm choose a representative school team, com- posed of: Grace Warren, Special Commercial, Joan Bauer, A XI D, Ruth Eissfeldt, A XI C3 Jane Mc- Ganity, A XIII B3 Jackie Merner, T XI C3 Isabelle Chivers, A XIII Ag Jean Delion, T XI CQ Evelyn Steiss, Special Commercial. The enthusiasm and sportsman- ship shown for interschool games is good - let's have more of them! Interfornl Volleyball MARY SCHAFER, A XII E Sixty-one enthusiastic teams en- tered the Double Elimination volleyball tournament this season. The games started on October 1 and were played at noon and after four. After a long and tedious struggle which ended on Oct. 31. the following came out as victors: Juvenile-T IX B tab Junior-C X B Cab Intermediate-A XI C tbl Senior-Special Commercial The winners of these four teams were C X B tab and Special Com- mercial. They played three top- ranking thrillers with C X B tab, a splendid team, the champs, with a score of 27-23. The girls on the winning team were: Vera Eichholz, C X B, Marjorie Hass, C X B, Elaine Seip, C X B, Joyce Martin, C X B, Dolores Reger C X B, Doris Martin, C X B. Many thanks are to be given to the student referees who kept the interest high and who made this keenly contested tournament so successful. THE GRUMBLER 137

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1 IMPERIAL TOBACCO STORE Billiards and News Stand Conzplinzenls of TWIN CITY FRUIT CO. BLAGIE af NICK in isa King sr. Sim M hf'H'31' The f',-lfgyldly S,,,01,-6 Shop 133 King St. lf. - Phone 7-T052 Payne, also of T X1 C, as her sub- captain. Say, Jean, we were won- dering if the ring you sometimes wear on the chain about your neck is the cause of your accurate shoot- ing, or is it there for some other purpose?'? Barbara plays guard, and could be called the Hercules of the team. Could this possibly be because she is tall? Vera Eich- holz and Eleine Seip, both of CXB, seem to know just where to find each other on the floor. They are together a good part of the time, and both play forward. Joan Van de Water of A X A certainly has ability for basketball. This is her first year at the game along with Miriam Voelker, also of A X A. Miriam is almost small enough to be the mascot, but her playing shows that she wasn't meant to keep the benches warm. Blanche Koch of C X A doesn't fake as many baskets now in the course of her passing, but stops to put them in herself. Anne Schneider of A X D is following her sister's footsteps, but she plays guard in- stead of forward. Is there such a difference between them that Miss Wilhelm didn't know until Febru- ary that they were sisters 'F Mary Kee of A X D is new to the game, but is certainly finding her way around. If Mary is as good at guarding as she is at turn- ing cart-wheels on one hand, the opposing teams will have to move some to keep up with her. Myrtle Kitschke of A X1 D is improving bit by bit, basket by basket. Soon we hope it will .be in leaps and bounds, but still staying on the floor! Violet Lishman, also of A XI D, with her stretch as a guard, will never have to worry at a boarding house table! Esther Bingeman of A X1 C takes her time to throw the ball, but always makes sure that it will land in the hands of a K.C.1.'er, especially in a prac- tice game against the Seniors. Perhaps some day the Junior team will be able to defeat the Seniors, but that day is yet to come. It is a fine goal for the Juniors to work for. CThere's no law against dream- ing, is there?D Comvplintents of . . . BUDDS DEPARTMENT STORES 165 - 169 KING WEST PHONE 6-6.181 THE GRUMBLER 139