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

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4-0 THE GRUMBLER JEAN LACKIE: Jean has been active in debating and Glee Club. She has partici- pated in many assemblies, and this year has worked on the assembly committee. She has also worked on ticket committees. She's never off Kee . . er . . r. either. Next year she will train as a nurse in the Sick Children's Hospital. JUNE MCKIE: Miki is Mr. Class' pride and joy. She has taken part in all inter- form sports and has been on the cheering team for the past two years. The future will be very SWEET for Miki, and she plans to take psychology next year at the University of To- ronto. MARY JOAN MACKENZIE -Mary Joan has been in the Glee Club and Poster Club. She was on the winning team for the senior Debating in Grade XII. She is associate editor of the Grumbler. Jo will take Social Science next year at McMaster. Mr. MacMillan thinks she has a hidden life. What does he know about it? DORIS MITCHELL: Mitch has been in the Glee Club for two years and with the Red Cross for the same time. This year she is an active leader in the Radio Club. She is going to train at St. Michael's in Toront.o. HOMER PEQUEGNAT: Homer played city league basketball this year, and has served several terms on the Students' Council. He is a great skiing enthusiast. He has two ambitions other than a profession-to have moneyll Homer is family KI-Ie'll need moneyl. Homer is lots of a big lots of planning to attend U. of T. to get an M.D. TOM PEQUEGNAT: Tom has been active in inter- form rugby and plays the piano for his own enjoy- ment. His main ambition is to graduate from K.C.I. tl wonder w-ho the lucky girl is who is foremost in mind during Trig. Tom's perlodl. Tom is quite uu- decided about his vocation but is considering archi- tecture. FRANK PETCH: Frank has the 'fore- and track and girls. many interests. most being field work, basketball I'm told he is quite efficient with all of them. ambition, believe is to remain a His main it or not. bachelor. 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Besides be- inH hooked for every- thing imaginable, he is on committee our weekly the Grum- keenly in- skiing and planning to the assembly and writes up assemblies for blings. Being terested in mining, he is study the latter at U. of T. MARCIA SCHOFIELD: Mush, fMr. Class prefers Sophia? has worked with the Poster Club for three years and has sung with the Glee Clug for four years. This year she help- ed Mr. Montgomery with tickets and is a member of the A Capella Choir. She intends to study Social Science. Watts to say about Burlington l VERNA SCHWEIGERT: Verna is a tall long streak who goes around breaking records in standing broad jumps and Latin marks. She attended a country school and maybe that accounts for her cackle. Perhaps this, too, is Why she is going to be a teacher. ELIZABETH SHANTZ: Shantz is the girl with the big smile, but her ex- pression sometimes changes when it comes to Mont-y and frogs. At K.C.I. she has helped on the Red Cross for two years. and wi t h Mr. Montgomery? Ticket Agency for four years. S'he plans to go to Waterloo College. RUTH SHOEMAKER: Ruth wishes to go to Stratford Normal next year and with her past training we are sure she will make a good teacher. She has sung with the Glee Club for four years. By the way, the future might have more than teaching in store for her.

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THE GRUMBLER 39 ALLAN BUTLER: Allan has played school rugby for both juniors and seniors, and last year played senior basketball. He also pos- sesses junior and senior debating pins. Allan has no ambition-but next year hopes to go to the New York Institution of Photo- graphy. ANNE CONRAD: Annie has sung with the Glee Club for two years. She may choose teaching as her oc- cupation, and if so, will attend Stratford Normal next year. One of her greatest talents is writing interesting letters. No won- der Tillsonburg is fascin- ated. JOAN CRESSMAN: Joan warbles with the Glee Club and is a faithful member of the Fellowship. Also she is pianist for the Fellow- ship quartette and wishes to go to Waterloo or Nor- mal. They say it is a woman's privilege to change her mind and Joan is cer- tainly exercising this right . . Ah Men! JOY CRESSMAN: Although not identical in appearance with her sister and seem- ingly not as interested in her sister's favourite pas- time, she has followed much the same path at K.C.I. She intends to follow Joan to Waterloo or Normal. and we're sure she will make an excellent teacher. RUTH CRESSMAN: To outward appearance, she is a sweet and, uh, charming child, but this year she has learned, from a pursuer of evil ways, a word! In the past she has taken part in Glee Club activities. She intends to spend next year at Waterloo College. HARRY DREGER: Curly came to us this year from East Orange High. New Jersey. Harry played rugby there and played Senior Rugby for K.C.I. this year. The future is foggy but a hint was dropped concern- ing Law at Toronto. CLAYTON HAHN: Clayton lives in Linwood and start- ed high school in Elmira. He came to Kitchener be- cause he wanted to study German here at K.C.I. His main ambition is to become a minister. 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GERARD HESS: Gerard has come from St. Jerome's. He says the girls are nicer at K.C.I.! His main ambi- tion is to write a book. Next year he is going to start up the ladder to an M.D.. either at London or Guelph. VIRGINIA HOFFMAN: Virgie . as Mr. Class calls her, took Tech. Matric. for her first four years at K.C.I. during which time she won a Technical schol- arship for highest marks. Now she is completing her high school days with Upper School. For three years she has sung in the Glee Club. Her future??? MARGARET HOUSTON: Peggy , was for the past two years one of our chic cheerleaders who rung yells from the rugby crowds. She was also on the winning debating team in Grade XII. When out of the portals of K.C.I. she will go to Normal. Too bad she'll be so far from Duke Street! JACK HUBBARD: Jack is playing city league basket- ball this year, and has been very active in inter- form sports. Outside of school. Jack is all out for Flying and skiing. His main ambition is to join the American Airforce. What's the matter with the R.C.- A.F., Jack? MAX KUDRENECKY: Max has graduated from Tech. and taken Upper School. a thing that few fellows have ability to do. He is inter- ested in soaring and hopes some day to visit the tropics. He intends to tackle Mechanical Engin- eering at Queen's next year. MARGUERITE KYLE: Marg came to K.C.I. from Fergus High School this year. Here she will com- plete her Upper School and then would like to either go to train as a nurse at Toronto General Hospital or take a course at U. of T.

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THE GRUMBLER 41 GLORIA SIM: The trumpet sounds! Molly has been in- terested in the gayer things at K.C.I. She has helped with the dance decorations, been on the make-up com- mittee, and has been prompter for the Major Play. Her choice of career is also interesting. She in- tends to go in training as a nurse. ROBERT STECKLE: Bob is the cause of the late pass shortage at K.C.l. He has played for one year on both senior and junior rugby teams. Bob wants nothing more than a large farm. and for his scientific training is planning to attend O.A.C. at Guelph. DON TALLMAN: Don was quite modest about telling anything about himselg. I wonder what he is hiding from us. He is quite active in inter-form sports. Don took Tech. and is now tak- ing Upper School to meet the requirements for Normal school. He wouldn't tell about his main ambition. HELEN TAYLOR: This year our titan-haired maid is the Organizations Editor of the Grumbler, and in the past she has not been idle. She was on the win- ning debating team and won the Senior Public Speaking Contest. She is going to Waterloo College to take a course in journal- ism. DELMAR TOMAN: Delmar has come from New Dundee Continuation School to meet the requirements for Nor- mal School where he wants to specialize in English and History. He has a set of drums on which he beats out his troubles. He is in- terested in winter sports and wants some day to travel. JANE BAETZ: Baetzy's in- terests extend beyond the portals of K.C.I. ieven to Vancouverl. She is this year's president of the Junior Council of the Y.W.- C.A. and has been on the advertising staff of the Grumbler for three years. Jane has belonged to Chico- pee for thirteen years. but had to come to K.C.I. to break a bone! ea:zE2?SE1E2s. '4.- .iss- zzz . ' ' - -. .,::: .js :r.. Q Q ts -f fb ,A s N t iz. ' rs 5 ,F , I-Q 2.1mm . Eiiliuz i IE ' NQS- fi ,. Q X t 1 . , 5 b X W ss. X ' iss x 511 m s E. W, ff X o 25.411-In ,. PE X .,...-... X Y v Q9 4 5 x 1325 N N Q xx A t A Qi is X ex fp sr Q . , ..,. .gr-:,:,:.-.,,,5 s. f: 4-M 's X Q..-'Q , ,. 11sa:zsa: 1s1:z-a.,:,.,.::1:-1-2-fi ..., . .,.. :sszs:S:1'iEs2sE1Eai- ' I 5 A-1' . ,..:,5,:g.5E, . ..... , . s,-..,,, '-11 ' 22- -'EQEEEE 2 E QE, IEE: ' s5r-fss-2-s'4r-1n2'- f 5 - -- ' Q ' v w ,. 1 If . ' - :i 15... 1 .rf ...-..2Es221 5E' b . V ,1.-: .z 'EEE A as K x .1 EV 3?41:i32fg?'I:fl Q .EEif?iII?5f2fil12 zfgigii-' ' I 1 - flssw g on .43 :gang i- T. if - .:-1 45-5515155222222 ' .:.,.. ,f-: sg s 4: 2 QW ts sf is i if ' W 9 Sys 3 Q Q 5 as? ., , es-A340 V4 439 gsog sk' Q-'Q - ww E T' -G? e ff A 3. .V ,,...,, . is X EX, . E, 1 . fr rf , J ,, s. - f' 'V f mQ.4:5i,1:: mg V --:.::.-.1 was '----2 ,A .2I'm:iE,I1.IX 2,1 ' -. - .Q .' ,.:s-:::1:- '-j- v- Sz, 55, 15 ',15:1., 515:43 X . -S ' f 'We :fi fbi Fi:- . ... 2E2 .f.-i:5'f - f 'Wits -. -- :if fy .4-'f'E5E5 A ,.-. - - , I .2 Es' .g tyx, , -I -. . L . ,.,. ' TQ- ' ' i as Aca emfc XUIB j t jja j :::l: 'l '.1:., Q ..,, my -..- - . ' 2 s 6 MARILYN TOTTEN: Tot- ten is a lover of the shutter and Hash and has been president of the Camera Club. S'he has been on the Make-up Committee, in the Glee Club for four years and has helped Monty with his ticket agency. Poor Marilyn won't be able to arrive tardy when she becomes a Kindergarten Marm . IRMA WARKENTIN: For three years Irma has warbled with the school's Glee Club. and for two years she has been with the Radio Club. This year much of her time has been spent in writing Grumbler inter- views. Next year she will go to either Stratford Nor- mal or Waterloo College. PAUL WEBER: Paul was very hard to interview. Every question led to the same subject. Finally it was gathered that his one and only ambition is to own an American saddle horse. I think he is really expect- ing to own one some day, for he wants to go to O.A.C. for the letters M.D. V. tveterinarianl. RALPH WEBER: Ralph has been active in the I.S. C.F. all through his high school life, and is president of the group this year. He is interested in all winter sports, and hopes some day to be able to travel all over the world. Ralph is head- ing for U.S.A. to study theology. MARION WETTLAUFER: Marion changed to Aca- demic this term. after spending four years with her mop and needle. We d.on't hear much from her, but she's the girl with the great big soulful eyes. She intends to go to Waterloo College next year. CORRINE BAILEY: Corky is on the Senior Basketball team this year and has been in the Glee Club for three years and the Camera Club for two years. If any- body wants to hear about farm camp happenings take the day off fyou'll need itll and ask Cork!!