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

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THE GRUMBLER 4-5 GORDON ARISS: Gord has starred in sports at K.C.I. for five years. He returned to Grade XIII this year, but only for a few months. In the fall. he shone in his third year of Senior Rugby. In the future, Gord hopes to play baseball in the United States. MARGARET ISAER: Mar- garet is a valuable mem- ber in any French Class. She has been playing her violin in the school orches- tra for the past three years and has been an active member of the I.S.C.F. for four years. Last year she won a Provincial Scholar- ship and hopes to go to Normal. WALTER BERGMAN: Walter has come back to our school after spending two happy years at Picker- ing College. Motorcycle racing and mechanics take up most of his time outside of the school. Walter hopes to enter a university in the future. EDVVARD BIHUN: Ed has been the unforunate victim of pneumonia this year and has missed many days of school, but in spite of this he gets better marks than some who attend every day. He plays the trumpet quite well and is a member of the school orchestra. JEAN DAHMER: Jean may be tiny but she throws a fast ball for her class volleyball and basketball teams. She can hardly wait until she is eighteen when she intends to go in train- ing for a nurse. We are sure that Jean will have a GOLDEN future. AGNES DICK:Agnes comes to us from the Mutual Life Where she worked last year. She is finishing her Upper School and has been active in inter-form volleyball and basketball. Next year she plans to take Mathematics and Physics at McMaster. Acaalemfc XIII C 4,s,:::,:1:cf.::-:-1...:s,.::,e,:,.::, ,. ,. '--- -1-r::::::,.,g::,.:sig,.-.zz E1i515:g3::1gi1h: ,:5s.vw1g. ,... -- ---' z , V ' fe ' ' A . 5 . 'Y f , - ' ---' ' X f , .vt T . - ,. . --1:1 Qs-:az::::2'aga-.gif-eff' .V 1 grab .-is-s s , -- - - A -Q-x-1 Q- -f- . - , ,gags . ' , . ' - ' I , -4 uf ,g:q5:.':-1:,.1 1j1'5 . . .I ' sg '+A' -- :iff 'Is' Efiiiziililililifiiif' fy l 'V QQ ' 1 . : 4.-1.1-:.:Q2E?25E:EvQCz3:1: - - .- -'..:.. -. -:-,:.e521 -?REaiseE2as:f1:2: 4::rs::sQ!4:2:1:'wS:saw:-.-H.Sw., , -' - .'1:.:::- vrsslsrzrw:-42: ' -f :, - . -.-:..1:.2'-1 -1-A's1i2s:ii2z:f:sEf22i?a:5: .12 -.. ... nf. K A . .... ......,. . ... .... s 1 .,..v.4.... . --. ' I ' .. ..,. -3 V -- 35'-M ,.?iii155?':'?:?'3? ' . f2ifQ3fa-3-V-ff . .IJ . , 5522.2 H '2:.Es:.'Qeg15E3::- A ' J W , -.:,.5.5-51,1351:55-.,3,m.:5g1,:i,,,55:::- 1 5 :I ::,...-2.25 . P EI .222 -f .f.1.Qg21fz?2?ZS':':'1- ' ...g -I-:-:-I-It-21.5 w . 5.21.-.I?qI,5'gQ2Q '5 q..f I-'fiiizlg , .:2 -':1:1'1'55f': '3- .- F: '?'.'5l3ii529 , ,. :iiiiff 3125:-525E25EI::.'?1:E:5'IE'1'.YE E5:-:V -:Lf jf' 1:5 . . -' .E-:EEE :5--:TE-fi'':Ei'5:1's:' 1' .i2':'f 'S:3'5 -Psi .' 'ii' .. ' JOHN DINKELZ Johnny ably filled the position of Student Manager of our junior rugby team. He also takes part in inter-form athletics, including rugby and basketball. Next year John hopes to take Busi- ness Administration at Waterloo College or else study Commerce and Fin- ance. JOHN ELLIOTT: John is a sports enthusiast and has one year of Senior Rugby to his credit. Like all ath- letes, John prefers the manly subject, mathema- tics. His choice is trigo- nometry. In the less active sports he likes billiards. Y LAVERNE FOELL: La. Verne.. alias Shorty , seems to enJoy occupying a seat in Grade XIII, especially in the chemistry class Where the acids are handy As could be expected. Junior wants to be a first class transport driver, and with his physique he should be a good one. ROSEMARIE GANCI: Rose- marie has participated in all inter-form sports. She has been a member of the poster club for two years and has been on the Art and Advertising Staffs of the Grumbler for one year She hopes to go to Normal School when she graduates. JOANNE GILLES: Joanne came to K.C.I. from Ottawa just before the mid-term exams last year. That was a tough break. but Jo thinks more of K.C.I. this year, She intends to take nursing at Western when she graduates. 4Why West- ern, Jo?J EMERSON HICKS: Red has been the star kicker on our Senior Rugby Team for the past two years. Outside of rugby, Red plays intra- mural, hockey and softball. School work became tire- some for him, so he has left K.C.I., but personal inter- ests bring E.J.R.H. back to this community quite often

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44 T HE GRUMBLER BARBARA SEEBACH: See- trach has been in the Glee Club for four years, has worked on the Book Ex- change and has been active in inter-form sports. Her main interests are driving the car. skating. and Eddie. She plans to train for a nurse at the K.-W. Hospital next year. MAHLON SHANTZ: Mah- lon is going to continue his studies at Waterloo College next year. His residence will remain remote. for. as he puts it. he likes to live on the land. We wish you the best of luck. Mahlon. ROBERT SHELLY: Bob has been a valuable asset to our Rugby Team for the past three years. playing end. He did a fine job be- cause of the excellent cheer-leading. He is vice- president of the Students' Council this semester. In the future. Bob hopes to study medicine at Western. BRUCE SHOEMAKER: Do you know that Bruce's naps during French in the morn- ing are justified by his early morning rendezvous at the rubber factory? We hear little of Bruce in sports as he is more in- terested in dead subjects. Yes, Bruce hopes to be a mortician. JUDY SEIBERT: Judy is going to Antioch College in Ohio next year. but. despite that. her one ambition is to become a housewife! We wonder who gave her that idea?!l Judy's other in- terest in life is watching school rugby and basketball games. JACK SKLAR: Jack was on last year's basketball team and is very active in inter-form sport activities this year. He intends to provide suitable material for his classmate. Bruce. at. some future date. His future Alma Mater will be in Toronto. We wish you the best of luck. Jack! JOYCE SMITH: Wherever ll'll'Tf S 21 job to be done you will probably find Joyce in the middle of it, Last year she was on the Champion Senior Debating team and this year finds Joyce with her nose buried in form notes for the Grumbler. Next year Waterloo College will be honoured by her presence. . 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FRANKLIN TURNER Brute has been the flying wing on the rugby team for He also takes an active part in all intra-mural sports. and played on a Juvenile O,H.A team this winter. He plan to study medicine at West the past three years. ern next year. MARY UFFELMANN: A Mary puts it. she wan to go to Western rex bad!!! This is Mary's 4th term as Students' Council representative. She is an other one of those gals yellow. green and black fMary is the vice-president of that clubl. We all hope that VVestern will be Mary next Alma Mater. ROSEMARY WALTERS Rosy is one of the school big little girls. She take an active part in sports and has warbled with the Glee Club for four years. She also carries the huge book containing the minutes ot the Student's Council. Next year she will train at the Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto. ELAINE VVEBER: Bi Weebe wants to be a drug. gist. so for the next two years she will be an ap prentice at Webei' Drug 4Quite a coincidence. ehql Then she will go to Pharm acy College. She has been in the Glee Club for three years and enjoys skiin very much l 'Tl . VVILLIAM YOUNG: Bill in tends to work down toxin at an establishment knoxyn as the VV. G. Young Com pany. Jewellers. He is an ardent skier. and has been a member of Chicopee fox many years. Good luck in the future. Bill.

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46 THE GRUMBLER MARY SUE HILLER: Mary Sue always has a smile for everyone. She takes ann ac- tive part in extra-curricular activities. The Gfumblef keeps her very busy as she is on the Literary and Ad- She vertising Committees is still undecided as to her future but we wish her lots of luck. ANNELIES' JANZEN: An- nie's four years at K.C.I. have been full of fun, work and drama. She has had- a leading part in the MaJor Play for three years and has been active in the Radio Club. Her ambition is to go to a dramatic school in New York or ITIHJPI' In languages at university. GLENN JONES: Glennts soldier-like appeafance 'S not just an accident, for he has acquired it through his experience in cadet work. At present he IS C.O. of the army cadets and holds several marks- manship awards. He would like to study Forestry at Toronto. JOHN KEELER: This wiz- ard of the classroom hails from Port Credit. John is spending his second year in the Glee Club and is music editor of the Grumbler as well as being a Students Council representative.. In his spare time John enJoYS life to the fullest. MARTIN KOEGLER: Mar- tin knows some things that very few people know, and those are the facts that should be Drinted hereln- His interviewer was unable to discover anything about him. Whether he Drefers to remain quiet or whether he is naturally shy could not be determined. DONALD KRAFT: Don confines his extra-curricular activities to intra-mural and inter-collegiate sports. He has been a member of the Senior Rugby team for one year. When he com- pletes grade thirteen, Don wants to study Business Administration at. Waterloo College. JOHN I.ITTI.EFIEI.D:John is a quiet chap in school. However, he is quite differ- ent when outside of the class-room and when en- gaged in rugby or hockey. 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Her ambition to take a Secretarial Science Course at Western. MICHAEL NEUWELT: Students as versatile as Mike are few and far between. A native of Po- land, he is a member of the Senior Basketbell squad and sports editor of the Grumbler. His present aca- demic standings, which are tops. will make Maths and Physics at U. of T. a cinch for Mike . MARION OSWALD: Marion is another song bird of the Glee Club. of which she has been a member for the past four years. The future is still a mystery for her. but we wish her the best of luck in whatever she under- takes. JOAN PEER: Joan has been an active member of the I.S.C.F. for the past four years. She went to Galt Collegiate before com- ing to K.C.I. Her future is still uncertain. but we won- der What Mr. Class will do after the restraining in- fluence of the Church is gone. NELLIE PITCHER: Nellie is our whiz-kid from New- foundland who came to K.C.I. three years ago and won a scholarship in Grade XII. She is our editor of the Grumbler. To add to many duties she is on her the executive of the I.S,- C.F. Next year - medicine at Western. DONALD POST: Don is a bright student who enjoys French classes above all others. This past fall Don starred on our Senior Rugby team. He also plays intra-mural basketball and hockey. Don is a favourite with the girls. Next year. it's Business Administra- tion at VVaterloo College.