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

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,EL -it ' fr! L , Q?-1 -'Q F F , o T0 A 5 - ' if 97 f . ' L.. -ff 1.3 Mr. A. J. O'CONNELL, for that outstanding success ot' the season. Ajax has done it again by pro- ducing a play which filled six nights with laughs and wiles-a fresh laurel in this year's crown! Those suffering souls of human- ity, those unfortunate mortals of Ii. C. I.. in fact those water- bedraggled, shivering, students who take classes in the east and west annexes. IRS.-I still remember the day of the torrential rains on which Mr. Duncan said Com'on in. the water's fine! The members ot' our School Roard. and I say, Hats otI ' again to those men and women, on their efforts in ferreting out means ot' overcoming the shortages and shortcomings oi' the school! Our own Miss NAIRN, of the room with a grand piano, every Friday noon instructs the younger girls of the school in their own choir. Mr. UNWIN. Through the ex- perienced hands of this chef ot' students' activities is sifted the fiower of our school. and under whose direction is moulded the stamp of our school- Play hard and clean. Our results on gym and field are material examples of your splendid work! The right-hand lady of Mr. Fisher tand I don't mean your wife. sir!b. who exchanges our quarters for war savings stamps - ANNIE CONRAD. Those teachers who have just returned to civy street. Whether mentor of mathematics or langu- ages we all say, Welcome back to the foldf, Mr. Paul Berg. the musical magi- cian ot' our day, who, from screech- es and squeals has fashioned a Glee Club and Orchestra. which has charmed and captivated its audi- ences throughout the whole year! Red-capped MIKE. who through rain and sunshine. has made sure no bicyclist of Ii.C.I. has dared to tread the driveway. Con bicyclei. Mr. DOVVNES. with congratula- tions on his well-deserved promo- tion. The belles ot' Bermuda are the beauties ot' the south but I guess there's no cause for worry. Mr. MONTGOMERY. Mr. PART- LOVV and committee, for keeping the halls of our school vibrating with the whole-hearted approval ot' the students for our assemblies. HARVEY RIEDLINGER, the in- formal publicity agent of K.C.I., the turner of grey hairs of many a Grumblings reader, and the editor of our weekly news in the local paper. Mr. MINIELLY, who has saved the boys many a penny through his thoughtfulness in carrying through the Popular Science idea. -J. A. J. I2 THE GRUMBLER

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HERB HALL Supertesl Pf0flll,ClS Exclzzszfvely FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION Gasoline. Oils. Accessories. Batteries. Tires LulJricants DIAL 2-1812 Wvasliing I Technical IX D Form Rep.: Herbert Reisz' Home Room Teaclzer: Ur. Parroll Sports A basketball game was played against T IX C on Jan. 17, and we were defeated. We were equally unsuccessful in our hockey. Debating A debate was held on Dec. 7, against T IX C. The topic was Re- solved that civilized man is happier than the barbarian, and we upheld the negative. We lost to T IX C. Assembly Assistance Our form was entered in the cheering contest and our contribu- tion was as follows: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, We are proud of T-IX-D Ii.C.I.-K.C.I. That's the school for you and I, In the room, on the field, Our honour we shall never yield, So here's a tip, you tell the rest That T-IX-D is really the best. Teellnical IX E Form Rep.: Bill Elexy Home Room Teacher: Mr. Laing Sports No one can say We haven't good lungs, and no one can say we don't know how to use them. We do! Hip, hip, hurrayl . . we Won the cheering pennant this year. Debating The subject, of which we uphelcf the affirmative, was Is a Compact Territory better than Scattered Colonies ? Our team did a gooc, job. but our opponents were better, Techllical IX F Form Rep.: Fronl' Sclzucl' Home Room Teachers: .llr. Vogel. Mr. Keefe Sports We have not had very good luck with our games, however, we won our first intramural basketball game. We also feel proud of our hockey victory against TXD. The hockey line-up consisted of Doug Turner, Bruce Sims. Bob Young, Bill Schill, Stan Psutka. Don Pokrywka. Debating We won our debate against TIXE. The subject Was, Resolved that a compact territory is .better than scattered colonies, and we up- held the negative. Indoor Athletic Bloc-t lConrinuecl from page 129j were broken but it was one of the best seasons for the Juveniles. And now I ,bring you the win- ners: Senior Girls, A XIII B, Inter. Girls, A XI C5 Junior Girls, C X B5 Juvenile Girls, T IX B, Senior Boys, A XIII C, Inter. Boys, T XI Ag Ju- nior Boys A X D, Juvenile, T IX E. THE GRUIVIBLER 175