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

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Rafz - Beef: ref f'F11neral SCl'l'l'f'CN l78 QUEEN STREET SOUTH PHONE 6-61-95 - KITCIIENER H. F. DETTIVIER NEW TIRES AND TUBES Tire Repairs - Yulr-anizin Retreasling 702 KING ST. XYEST PHONE 5-5182 KITEHENER Commercial Xl A Form, Rep.: Betty Barrett Home Room. Teacher: Miss Coumans Red Cross Eva Kraft is our Red Cross re- presentative and she does a very good job of collecting a nickel every week from each student, which is quite a chore. A few of our girls kept the refreshment .both for two weeks and we netted 9510. Sports The volleyball team consisted of such celebrities as Margaret Busch- ert, Eva Kraft, Ruth Schlote, Jean Schmidt, Betty Warnholz and Jerry Weiler. We entered the finals but We were defeated in our last game. Debating The topic was, Resolved that the world is becoming a better place to live in, and We upheld the affirmative. The team: Margaret Buschert, Doris Brubaker, Sylvia Kumer, and our refuter, Ruth Schlote. Unfortunately, - we lost. Humour Mr. Hodge freferring to a book on humourl : Why didn't you read to page 190, Norma ? Norma: Well, sir, I didn't quite get that far. Whenever you say something is funny, I don't get it: so I keep on reading it over and over again until I understand what is funny. I haven't quite finished yet! Assembly Assistance Margaret Buschert has given two announcements in assembly. Commercial Xl B Form. Rep.: Eleanor Szreitzer Home Room Teacher: .llr. Haraling' Red Cross Contributions at the beginning of the year were not what they should have been, but are slowly picking up. As yet no Red Cross project has been suggested. Sports Our glorious girls came first in the basketball relays. Team: Doris Fess, Irene Wood, Jane Bowman. Elfrieda Reimer, Joan Koenig. Betty Thompson and Vera Miller. Our boys held their own too. win- ning the rugby pennant. Team: Allan Winkler, Vern Witt. Ed. COlIII1ll'llIl'I11S WALPER HOTEL KITCHENER 164 THE GRUMBLER

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Phone 2-4111 Qil lxlng ft. West KIESWETTER PLUMBING AND HEATING KITCIIENER. ONTARIO Colnmercial X A Form Rep.: Lenora funza Home Room T6'l1Cll6l'.' ,lliss Sim Red Cross Our representative, Ruth Schatz- ke, usually takes a good mite box collection down to room 101. Yes, OXA's ability to talk and chew gum certainly benefits the Red Cross. To help the Red Cross with their Work, we are industriously knitting Wash- cloths and hope to be able to finish quite a stack of them. For a Red Cross project we took care of the refreshment booth during the basketball game February 15. Sports Our A team did a splendid job in volleyball and Well deserved to come out winners. Our girls are also doing a good job in basketball, having Won two of their three games. Debating Our debating team won the first verbal bout but lost in the second. Assembly Assistance Yvonne Schmidt, who plays the accordion, has given several num- bers for the assemblies. Comlnercial X B Form Rep.: ,llmlclzizv Huge! Home Room Teac'l1er.' llr. Robbins Red Cross October 25th marked the day for a successful apple sale which swelled the amount of our donation to 551037. Our mite-box contribu- tions have run high in themselves with the largest sum to date being 32.37. Sports October 25th marked the day for a two out of three win for A team vs. Special Comercial. B team are the volleyball champions and are going down the right path by win- ning our first basketball game 10-O, Assembly Assistance Lorraine Neat performed in one of the assemblies by doing a de- lightful tap-dancing number. Our accordianist, Doris Martin entertained both assemblies on Oct. 30 and Nov. 1. Our famous corny quartette in- cluding Vera Eichholz. Elaine Seip. lVIarjorie Hass and Doris Martin sang again in the Assembly. by ren- dering Oh Johnny, Oh I referring f,v0llIfI1fllIf'llfS ffon1pll'111c'I1ls of Ui' I-IALWIG IVIOTGRS Iiiwziilkzxl-:lx CAMPUS LUNCH 166 THE GRUMBLER