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

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Conlplinzents of KAUFMAN RUBBER CO. RUBBER FOOTWEAR RUBBER CLOTHING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS f M BE. ll fmuoll Academic Xl A l Ul'lII Rep.: Faye Colrislein flume Roonz T6flC,If l'.' .ll1'. Fislzer Red Cross We are trying' to do our best in our mite-box collections with at least five cents per student every week. As yet we have not planned a Red Cross project, but when we do, we hope to raise as much money as possible for this worthy cause. Sports Luella Spee, as our sports repre- sentative, has been doing a wonder- ful job. Our A and B basketball teams are oi' the best and we are in high hopes of winning' the cham- pionship. Debating Our topic was Resolved that the world has more to fear than hope from the further development of machines and we lost to A XI B. Humour Mr. MacMillan to John Night fnot having' his composition writ- tenl, said: John, you are falling' completely from Grace.-not for her, I hope? Assembly Assistance A XI A gathered her talent about her and presented an assembly pro- gramme on Nov. 22 which took the form ol' a quiz programme. Those participating were: Jean Bolduc. Ed. Pequegnat, Dwight Engel. Faye Goldstein, Phyllis Uifelman. Agnes I.. R. DFT? NBI- CK llml. 14232 XY,x'1'r:u1.oo. UNT. l 56 THE GRUMBLER

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When next time you have a job of Painting to do. use Compliments of BENDER REALTY CO. HNEPTO-LAC A product as extraordinary in rw Sales and Rental Agents formance as it is economical in t Appraisers - Iuortgagcs - Insurance THE Property Management P- Members of O.R.E.B. and K.W. R.E.B. LIMITED 125 King Vifest - Phone 2-0632 Academic XII ll Form Rep.: Gloria Rivers Home Room Teaclzer: Miss Smith Red Cross A XII D had the honour of hold- ing first place in the mite box con- tributions on Jan. 8 with a total of 32.44. Sports Our girls' basketball team is in there fighting. We have already won two games and hope to win more. Debating The topic was, Resolved that scattered colonies such as in the case of the British Empire are more advantageous than a consoli- dated empire such as Russia. Sup- porting the affirmative we came through victorious against A XII A. Assembly Assistance Jean Lackie has favoured the assembly with a vocal solo and by playing the piano in a piano and organ duet. Nellie Pitcher has pre- sented an announcement and Gloria Eivers spoke about the folk-lore of re. Academic XII E Form Rep.: foyce Smith H. R. Teacher: Mr. F. W. R. Dickson Sports Two of our beautiful gals are on the cheerleader squad. They are Jean Hemphill and June McKie. We also sport two men of brawn on the school's rugby team. Keith Ziegler plays senior rug.by, and Jack Brock, junior. Debating We were quite successful with our debates this year, and certainly started off with a bang, Winning our first one vs. C XII. Our team: Helen Taylor, Jean Hemphill, Mary Joan Mackenzie and Joyce Smith. Public Speaking Our own Helen Taylor proved to the school that she could speak, for she won high honours in the Senior Public Speaking Contest. Assembly Assistance Helen Taylor and Joyce Smith have acted as announcers during Senior Assemblyg Jean Hemphill has made several appearances with sports announcements. Jack Brock gave a short speech during Fire Prevention Week. NEWTEX CLEANERS 12 Duke St. E. - Phone 4-4011 135 Ottawa St. - Phone 2-0932 KITCHENER THE GRUMBLER 155

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CARL HEINTZMAN Victor. COlLlII1bl.CI and Decca Recordirlgs Radios - Pian os 215 KING ST. WTEST - Major Appliances - DLTNIQER BUILDING Sutherland, Virginia Hagen, Her- man Kosky and Bob Wagner. Mr. Fisher took charge of the vocals with an excellent rendition of White Christmas and Silent Night and he was accompanied by a chorus of our form's .best songsters. Academic Xl B Form Rep.: Mary Auguslirze Home Room Teacher: Mr. U'Co1111cN Red Cross Audrey Kundinger and Don Tay- lor were in charge of our success- ful project of a raffle netting 557525. The grand prize was an English Springer Spaniel named Sir Galahad. Sports The boys' rugby team climbed to the top of the ladder but were de- feated in the final game. Up to date, both girls' and boys' basketball teams are doing well. Debating Our first debate Resolved that the world has more to fear than hope for in the development of machines, was won by our team consisting of: Carolyn Hopton, Don Taylor, Bernard Orth and Mary Augustine. Debating against A XI C, we were defeated. Public Speaking No one entered the Senior Public Speaking, but Carolyn Hopton and Mary Augustine contributed in the Junior. Assembly Assistance Bill Lahn and Fred Schnarr were in the Junior and Senior assem- .blies for John Johnston. Our singer, Ruth Weitz, rendered a number in a former assembly and sang on December 20th. Humour We need no longer wonder when Elsie and Bill will break up. Through the efforts of Florence, they have already done so. Girl Csitting across the table from boy, drinking Java with Lava, tea and coffee to you.J But you wouldn't Want me to hurt their feelings by refusing them a date just because we're going steady! We specialize III Smart Students' Clothing Furnishings Hats and Caps D O W l. E R S BEESES .Heel your friends at our Dairy' Bar LIMITED ART. LEHNEN. Manager DIAL 2-1882 XVATERLOO 15 KING STREET EAST THE GRUMBLER 157