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

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C0ll1f1Il.l716IZfS . . . Conzplinzenls MACINTOSH f CLEANERS HFNDFRSQNS LIAIITED ,, . . . M BAKERY ntcnsed Snnnnne Ileancn 130 XJICTORIA STREET SOL'TfI WV.XTERl,0O KITCHHNICR DIAL U-07132 Tqgchnical IX Al What was their courtship? A Comedy of Errors. Form Rep.: Flizulfeifz Ezzfcr Home Room Teacher: rlliss Kcnrzezfy Red Cross Our mite-box donations don't exactly hit an all high, but we have bright hopes for our project. We plan to sell to all K.C.1. students some stationery with the school crest stamped on it. Sports The beginning of our sports year constituted much practice for our form's volleyball team. We were most successful in the opening games, but were finally defeated in the closing series. Assembly Assistance We are most proud of Betty Gies who is able to thank so expertly our guests in the assemblies. Betty thanked Paul Berg and Keith Staebler when they played Rhap- sody in Blue for the Assembly. Humour Who.Were the lovers? Romeo and Juliet. When did they meet? The Twelfth Night. whom did they purchase From the ring '? The Merchant of Venice. What was their wedding promise to be '? A Midsummer Night's Dream. Wffiom did they meet on their ho- neymoon? The Girl of the Limber- lost. Where did they meet her? On the Trail of the Conestogo. Where did they live? The House of the Seven Gables. Who was their neighbour? The Little Girl Next Door. What did she live in? Uncle Tom's Cabin. Debating December 6th marked a sad day for T IX A-we lost a debate vs. T IX BZ Our topic was Resolved that more crimes are due to wealth rather than poverty. Our team- Mary Braun, Margaret Fuller, Gean Kilgour, Margaret Fildmann, Marie Axtell and Joyce Cook. Public Speaking The following girls competed in the Public Speaking: Jean Gaeler, Elizabeth Euler, Audrey Gerth. Betty Gies and Miriam Gaeler. WHITE ROSE INN High Quality Food 183 KING NORTH WATERLOO PHONE 5-5461. THE GRUMBLER 171

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CVUIIIIJIIDIIIPIZIS of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co., LTD. 51 Qrisiix ST. SoL rH Iiircmixrzla. ONT. QI ALITY IS Ol R NlOT'I'U Technical X B Fornzi Rep.: Ross Sniffer Home ffrmni Teacher: Ur. ill. F.U1'cf.'501z Sports We entered a quick and lively rugby team, but as most of our stars were playing junior, we were not able to take the finals. Debating We came through our first debate with flying colors. Our team: George Henyon. Harold Schwartz, Edward Dolmage, Graeme Dimock, George Rodway and Ross Snidei'. Humour During one of Mr. Garfield's periods, Ed. Dolmage was afflicted with a severe case of hiccoughs. Our professor politely told him that he had better go out and take a drink. When Ed. did not, Mr. Gar- field added dryly: Or have you had one! Student: Sir, how do you say 'spin the bottle' in French '? Mr. Garfield: Le Bureau de Postef' Technical X Il Form Rep.: uvliffflflf Uer1rz'1zgf11' Home Ronnz Teaclzer: llr. Tlllllllllifflf Sports With pride we announce that our form team won the Rugby Cham- pionship. On top of this, readers. we also won the Basketball Relays and are looking forward to hockejv and basketball championships. Debating The debating team came out vic- torious in the R1'Sf debate by sup- porting the affirmative side of Re- solved that the province should supply free text books in High Schools. Assembly Assistance Our talented form orchestra has most ably performed in several of the Assemblies. It consists of accordions. 2 guitars, 2 mouth-or- gans and 1 banjo. The fellows who bring you all this entertainment are: Lawrence Prince. George Mo- ser, Stewart Schmidt. Gerald Heiro- namous, Bill Plantz, Victor Reimer and Peter Rempel. Canada Health SL Accident ASSURANCE CORPORATION .ll Solid' fflllllllflillll Collzparzj' llome Office WA'l'lCHl.O0 Ontario l lT0 THE GRUMBLER

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W ' J I De.S.ato - I Biff H It 'Slit ' lllm? 1 Eiit35Ff,7j 'lille Cozlzpliznenls of Proudfoot Motors Limited KITCHENER ONTARIO Technical IX A2 Form Rep.: Marjorie MacLeod Home Room Teacher: Miss Augustine Red Cross We keep our Weekly mite box collections as high as we can, and we are thinking about presenting a Red Cross project in the near fu- ture. Sports Our form was not very success- ful in the Juvenile Girls' Basketball Relays. Pome Mary, Mary, quite contrary How does your garden grow '? With silver bells and cockel shells And one old smelly petunia! Humour Jane: What's Gene Autry in a snow-bank ? June: You tell me. Jane: A western sandwich. Technical IX B Form. Rep.: Dorothy Slmnt: Home Room Teacher: ,lliss Nairn Red Cross T IX B has been doing as good a job as they can, not only in mite box collections but also in the National Clothing Collection drive. We were behind it 100 per cent. Sports Our volleyball team was victori- ous in winning the Juvenile Volley- ball pennant. The girls are doing well in basketball too, winning their first game. Debating The subject was, Resolved that crime is due to wealth rather than poverty. and we upheld the nega- tive. The team. composed of Mary Nichotf. Jacky Winters. Doreen Shoemaker. June Stroh. Audrey lT2 THE GRUMBLER