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

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Conzplimenls of ESRODl:.Y DRAINIIN FUR CO. 106 KING ST. W. KITCHENI-IH Pnoxn 8-8341 Technical XII Form Rep.: lack Shaw Home Room Teacher: Mr. Pugh Red Cross Our mite-box contributions have been fair but we all agree that there is room for improvement. We haven't started on a project as yet but hope to soon. Sports As T XII was late in being or- ganized, we were unable to field a rugby team. However, Lloyd Hau- ser played on the school's six-man team. Dante Bauer is our athletic representative and is doing a good job. Assembly Assistance We have the honour of possess- ing both of the able electricians that make our assemblies success- ful. Yes, we mean Russel Wagner and Otto Yoworski. Technical Xl A Form Rep.: fohn Bruvbaelzer Home Room Teacher: fllr. Hodge Sports This year our form made a fine contribution to the school's rugby teams. Our list of stars include Bob Fitzgerald, quarterback and captaing Ron Elrick, doing some fine kickingg Jack Hiller, a shifty backfielder, and Roman Braun, who helped to hold that line . The contribution to the senior team was Trojan Denny Juma. Let's not forget modest Jim Pernfuss who played on the Junior Rugby team and did some fine plunging. Thus far, T XI A's basketball and hockey teams are in first place. Debating T XI A's debating team was de- feated by T XI C in our second debate. Red Cross T XI A has been right in there pitching with respect to donations to the Red Cross. Four of our boys ran a booth at the rugby games and sold doughnuts and apples among the crowds. We also plan to run a booth at the school semi-formal. Assembly Assistance February Sth Senior Assembly was overjoyed, no doubt, to have as their chairman our own Ken Swartz. Technical Xl B Form Rep.: Walter Uzorulr Home Room TRU-C,It'I'.' llr. Devi!! Red Cross Our representative is Bob Les- sard and he does a good job with the mite box jar on Tuesdays. It fairly jingles with wealth. Sports We have a rugby team but unfor- tunately it wasn't very successful. Conzplinzelzts of . . . CCDSTFI I CIS FOCDTWEAF2 LIMITED Pnoxiz 6-6995 - 38 liixc ST. Wrist T68 THE GRUMBLER

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l to our hero-and President-John Johnston. Humour Miss Schmidt while visiting a distant town was being shown a few of the large buildings. Paus- ing in front of an especially fine structure she said quite proudly, My, that's very fine, but I'm sure our Collegiate is equal to it in every respect. Probably, replied the guide quietly, That's our lunatic asylum! Commercial X C Form Rep.: Kathryn Small Home Room Teacher: Miss Blair Red Cross As long as students chew gum and Miss Blair collects fines, our mite box contributions will remain high. We are thinking of producing Louie's Cl GAR STCRI1 I .llaple Lane Ice Cream 0 Tab acco - Confeczz'0neri Billiards O 955 KING ST. VY. KITCHI-INI-YR a tea dance to put our donations on top. Sports In the Boys' Basketball, our Commercial lads defeated T X B with a score of 18-2. Debating Resolved that the province should provide free text books in High Schools Was the topic of the debate of which we upheld the ne- gative. Our debating team put up a good struggle but were defeated. The team: Dot Lewis, Keith Oehm, Robert Senyshun, Jane Frederick, Don Gillard and Kathryn Small. Humour Our people never seem to be able to stand on their feet. One out- standing incident took place when Lorne Meyer decided to go on an involuntary sit-down strike. He sat down so violently that he shook the desks. THE GRUMBLER 161'

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Complinzenis of . . . Svrhrvitrr - Smnhrnrk ilimitrh Benton at Church St. Kitchener. Ont. We also have a hockey team and a basketball septette. Members of the basketball team are: Otto Lin- kert, John Elsby, Witol Prystupa, Jack Dunnington, Carl Soloman, Wilbert Windsor, and Laverne Windsor. Debating Our topic was: Resolved that the Canadian farmer is of greater importance to our country than the Canadian manufacturer. We up- held the negative side. Unfortun- ately we were not the victors. The members of the debating squad were: Walter Ozaruk, Wilbert Windsor, Carl Soloman, and Jack Dunnington. Assembly Assistance Our Electric Shop boys help in the running of the projector slide, stage lights and auditorium lights during assemblies. .il ..1.. Technical XI C Form. Rep.: loan Siebert Home Room Teacher: Mr. Garfield Red Cross We had charge of the checking booth at the Christmas Holly Hoppe. A grand sum of 3515.25 was realized for the Red Cross. Debating We have been very successful with our debates, having won sev- eral. Our illustrious team is com- posed of: Jackie Merner, Marion Badke, Nadine Miller and Joan Sie- bert. Sports Our volleyball team reached the finals and two girls from our form, Jean Delion and Jackie Merner played on the school's volleyball team. Humour After assigning homework at the end of the period, Mr. Robbins asked one of our brighter pupils if she knew what homework we had. With a start, she quickly replied- Algebra and French. Technical X A Form Rep.: Yvonne Grog Home Room Teacher: Mr. Partlow Red Cross With June Koch as representa- tive, we can't help but have good mite-box collections. Debating Resolved, that farmers have done and are doing more for their country than the manufacturers, was the subject of our debate, and we upheld the affirmative. The team: Gordon Moogk, Joyce Allen- sen, Ralph Heller, Ina Axtell, Keith Hoffman and Marjorie Wettlauffer. Unfortunately we lost to T X B. Humour Why is Keith Hoffman so talka- tive? Because he was vaccinated with a phonograph needle. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY -- Compliments of - E. AWREY S. COMPASS J. GRANT E. REUEL L. BAUSLAUGH A. DILLISTONE C. MALLOY G. ZIEGLER W. BECKER G. DUNLOP S. MUTER THE GRUMBLER 169