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

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Compliments of . . . - HO!-lNER'S MEAT MARKET DIAL -1--1731 432 QUEEN ST. SOUTH KITLLHENER. ONT. Academic XI D Form Rep.: Norma Zaclfs Home Room Teaclzer: Mr. G. H. Bailey ' Sports Our volleyball team was quite successful at the beginning of the season but did not come out on top. The girls' basketball team has Won two games and tied a third, and our boys are doing a good job too, in their basketball and hockey. Two of our girls are playing on the school's junior girls' basketball team, namely: Myrtle Kutschke and Violet Lishman. Norman Wil- son and Maurice Shantz are on the school's Junior Boys' Basketball team. Debating Our team consisted of Margaret Near, Joan Rogers, Harold Mit- gang and Norma Wilson. Uphold- ing the affirmative of Resolved, that Democracy is a failure -we lost. Assembly Assistance Nov. 1 -Pat Shantz announced the Tea Dance to be held on Nov. 2. Nov. 9-Carol Ziegler and Joan Rogers participated in the Armis- tice Assembly. Nov. 15-Pat Shantz gave an an- nouncement concerning the Sym- phony Concert. Nov. 22 - Neville Bishop an- nounced radio auditions in connec- tion with the Radio Club meeting. Nov. 29-A preview of the Major Play was given and we saw Pat Shantz as Penny Woods and Joan Barber as Mrs. Woods. Shortly before Christmas A XI D gathered her talent around her and presented an assembly programme. Jan. 31-Neville Bishop partici- pated in a skit to advertise the Grumbler. Feb. 7-A skit Was produced un- der the direction of Joan Hamm. K.-W. Collegiate Students, Store We Carry at all limes a full line of Collegiate Supplies, such as: Text Books - Loose Leaf Books - Scribblers Fountain Pens and Pencils Leather Cases Inks and Refills Jaimefs Book Store THE GRUMBLER 159

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DOMINION INDUSTRIES LIMITED 0 ELECTROHOME RADIO RECEIVERS 0 ELECTROHOME AIR CONDITIONERS 0 ELECTROHOME LONG-LIFE FANS 0 DEILCRAFT FINE FURNITURE 0 WASHING MACHINES AND IRONERS Kl'l'CIlPlNliR Academic Xl C Form Rep.: Fran Rollzfzermel Home Room Teaclzcr: Urs. .IIKICUOIZIIIJ Red Cross Our form sponsored one of the most spectacular sports events of the season-the staff vs. students volleyball and basketball games. We think it was a good idea our- selves and everyone enjoyed itg be- sides, we netted a fair amount for the Red Cross. Sports Meet the champs! Yes, our girls, with Ruth Eissfeldt as their cap- tain, won the Intermediate Basket- ball Relays,and we're mighty proud of the fact. Our boys won every hockey game up to the finals, but unfortunately, were then defeated. Our girls, thus far, have Won two basketball games and only lost one. Debating We have had two wins and one loss. Our illustrious debating team has Ruth Mary Haftin, Marion Eckle, Ron Fost, and Fran Rothaermel as members. ONTARIO Humour Mr. O'Connell, giving a sentence to stress the Latin word mille meaning thousand , On that small island they built one thous- and temples. Still small voice in rear of class- Religious, weren't they? Mr. Minielly: Come on, come on Esther! I haven't heard the answer yet. Esther: Neither have I. Mr. MacMillan-giving advice from Hamlet to the Major Play dra- matists-An actor should live his part. We didn't love Effie because her slip was showing, we loved her because she was in it. Public Speaking Frances Rothaermel came third in the Senior Public Speaking con- test. Congrats Fran. Ed. Note: Speaking on the sub- ject, Canada's Future as a Na- tion , Fran displayed distinguished oratorical ability, and well deserved the honour of winning third prize. -J. F. L. Gmc!-idly eau DOCJN TWINES. LIMITED I':S'I'ABLISIII-ID 1856 KITCIIIQNER I58 THE GRUMBLER

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Academic X A FUVIII Rep.: Paul Bilzfr Home Hnnnz Teacllerf .lliss l1nz1g4'lf1s Red Cross Mite Box contributions run high in our form. During the month of October we held the banner for the first two times. Debating Resolved that classical music is enjoyed by more people than is po- pular music was our winning topic. Team: Ann Simpson, Joyce Monk- man, Lawrence Bishop, Bruce Gel- latly and Bruce Hodgins. Assembly Assistance Our students gave their mighty contribution in the following assem- blies: '-it A' ' 62.731 ,Qi I S4 J, 'M 1 T' 4 fill' :if f.L-ith Z' lr! ' L! ,f . i A K 2224? 3, .2 4 21: 5x35 Q, 5 - , 5.55 Q' ,. --A 'A' li ,M ... -... MJ-8 -A -,P 5 C229 Nam Our Penny Sale Project was most successful. Of the thirty-four valu- able prizes given, twenty-five were generously donated by K.-W. mer- chants. The grand total of ninety dollars was realized. October 2-Bruce Gellatly and Lawrence Bishop shared in the Thanksgiving Play. October 16-Don Smith an- nounced the rugby game between li.C.I. and S.J.C. THE WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY A PURELY CANADIAN COMPANY ...y ltsiulwllshml lNlx.x Head Office - - - 'Waterloo, Ontario l'0I7R PRUPICRTI' T0-17,-ll' lllfll' BE JSHES T0-.UORROIT For adequate protection. see our lawal llcprcsrillatiws l 60 THE GRUMBLER