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

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J. , J F, fl, ---5 THE BEAN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED fformerly David Bean and Sons Lilnitedl PRINTING SINCE 1856 DIAL 6-6401 3-7 OxTAR1o ST. WATERLOO. ONT. Pulnlislzers of THE IVATERLOO CHRONICLE Academic XII A Form Rep.: Isabelle Liddle Home Room Teaclier: Mr. Class Red Cross Thus far, our mite-box collection has been the only source of income for the Red Cross. The main pro- ject is still a deep, dark secret, but it won't be long before it will be brought to the light to assist that worthiest of Worthy causes. Our highest mite-box contribu- tion has been about 32.50. We are in doubt as to Whether we contri- buted this sum, or whether Mr. Class nabbed the chompers of some of his classes. Sports A XII A boys started the year off with a bang, by producing an un- beatable rugby team of Walter Sauer, Bob Goldsworthy, Oswald Nentwig, Roswell Cress and Ken Dykeman. Three of our students are on the school's Junior Rugby Champion- ship team-Norm Hett, Ernie Dycke and Don Kraft. Our star hockey team defeated all the twelfth grades but in the two final games ftotal goals to county we were defeated by a 13th grade. Having started the year success- fully in Volleyball, the girls had to finally admit defeat after a tough SUTHERLAND-SCHULTZ ELECTRIC CO. LTD. FOR MOTORS AND FLUORESCENT FIXTURES THE GRUMBLER 151

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We Invite You to Make Use of Our Services THE WATERLOO TRUST AND SAVINGS COMPANY KITCHENER IVATERLOO CALT PRESTON sembly. Sigmund Rezetnik appear- ed as sports commentator on Jan. 31. Major Play Our form had two Hne actors in the major play, namely, Peggy Nairn, and Sigmund Rezetnik. Academic XIII C Form Rep.: Lorraine Uffelman Home Room, Teacher: Mr. Montgomery Red Cross A XIII C helped in the sponsor- ing of the six-man rugby team which engaged Preston in combat on Nov. 4. Our Red Cross repre- sentative is Barbara Smithers. Sports Our rugby team managed by fair means to reach the finals but were then defeated by A XIII B. Our volleyball team was also in thereg they reached the semi-finals before losing out. The husky males in A XIII C showed what skill and technique can do when they carried off the Senior Boys' basketball relay cham- pionship. Nice going, men! By the way, the team consisted of Ed. Trendall, Keith Woodall, Jim Swartz, Murray Kaufman, and Gord Ariss. Also our form's hockey team skated away with the senior hockey championship. Members of this winning whiz of a team are: John Gellner, John Mills, Gord Ariss, Ross Schmidt, Keith Woodall, Roy Dahmer, and Jim Swartz. We are proud to own several of the members of the Senior Basket- ball team. We mean such spectacu- lar persons as Gord Ariss, Jim Swartz, and Murray Kaufman. Alice Markell does well for her- self in the Senior Girls' Basketball. Humour Florrie Ratz being a bit slow in translating one of Mr. Class' French sentences, was asked what held up the family besides their legs. Florrie tried again, saying slowly - - - a - - - elle - - - Mr. Class immediately muttered: That's what it sounds like from here. John Mills Cafter discussing the topic thoroughly with his nearby fellow studentsb-Mr. Montgomery, is the tongue of the grasshopper very big? Mr. Montgomery Qyery quick on the come-backj-Not as large as yours, Mills! Assembly Assistance Do1'othy Scheifele favoured the Assembly with a piano selection- Valse in C Sharp Minoru by Chopin. John Gellner, circulation manager, and Fred Little. editor of the Grumbler, took part in a short radio skit advertising this small but meaty morsel of much read lite1'ature. lf zvrrr P1Illll'lVlfS0f CONGER LEHIGH CQAL CG. Il. W. STHRM, Manager Phone 6-6045 150 THE GRUMBLER

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fight. Several of the girls such as Judy Siebert, Fran Fraser, Jean Wildfang, Isa.belle Liddle and Jean McKenzie are going to show the boys in our room, just how to play hockey. Debating Our first successful debate was against A XII B with our topic Re- solved that crime is due to wealth rather than to poverty. Team- Joy Dark, Bruce Shoemaker, Isa- belle Liddle and Jean Wildfang. Three of our speakers had to drop out, but were replaced by Jean lVIc- Kenzie, Ken Dykeman, and Oswald Nentwig. We lost our latest debate, but look to the next year! Humour Mr. Class, while teaching one of his most exciting French classes, spun on his heel, peeving about the room and blurted, Cress, close your mouth, the flies a1'en't out to- day. Teacher-Were you copying? Student-I wasn't exactly copy- ing-just wondering if she knew the right answer. As I told my best friend- I'd give up all ideas of marriage, home and a family and be a career wo- man-if it we1'en't for menf, Animal cracks-What is left on the road after it rains cats and dogs ? Answer-Poodles? Who are the fastest wolves? Chase and Sanborn-They date every bag. Assembly Assistance Our contribution to the Assem- blies consists of Isabelle Liddle and Judy Siebert who light up the hall with a few cheers. A few of the students have also taken part in announcements. QUALITY MAINTAINED l52 THE GRUMBLER