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

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110 TI-IE GRUMBLER McMaster University 90 At-res ol' Iifautiful grot ind- Vlodern wel I-equipped bu i Iclings Surrounded Ivy Havines and Park lands Residences for Men and Vtvoinen Idull range ol' Aradeinir- work: Arts Courses leading to degree BA. Science Courses leading to degrees HA. and I'l.5f'. Svliool of Xursing --- offering degree I3.Sc'.N. 'lilieologival Studies leading to degree HD. Woineirs lieadersliip Training Sf-liool. Six I'lnlrance Scholarsliips -- 9700.00 eat-I1, Six Entrance Si-liolarships ee 55650.00 each. Ifleven other I'lIlll'2illf'k' St-Iiolarslnps. WRITE THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Volleyball Slit-lla sum .LfQ. A Xiu 43 No sooner are we bacli to school and starting to get settled, than the volleyball season commences. This year it seemed to be re- ceived more enthusiastically than in other years. There were 350 teams who the net for elimination eager students on 55 batted the ball across 98 games in a double tournament. Much could be said about the eager way the girls play- ed. and We must not forget the 221 referees who had to be on the spot to keep a watchful eye on the game. out in top T 9 A tbl: Junior, C X A fab: Intermediate. C 11 B tab 3 Senior, A 12 A tab. The teams coming places were: Juvenile These winning teams played on' for the school's championship team. C XI B tal emerging Victorious. The winning senior team con- sisting of Jean Snider. Marjorie Snyder, Joan Siebert, Barbara Payne, Marion Badke and Jackie Merner went on to play against Stratford. The winning inter- mediate team consisting of Vera Eichholz, Elaine Seip, Marjorie Hass, Doris Martin, Dolly Reger and Joyce Martin also played against a Stratford team. Our Senior girls encountered stitf opposition and they lost to Strat- t'ord's Special Commercial, -15-21. However the Junior team won against Stratt'ord's C Xl with a final score of 43-25. On Nov. 13 on our own gym lioor the four teams again met. Our Senior girls were defeated by a smaller margin. 31-23. Our Junior

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THE GRUMBLER 14 If? BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS and TOYS LUGGAGE J A M I E S O N'S 316 KING ST. XVEST PETERBOROUOH BOATS Kira HEX El: f-JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Inter Form Hockey Neville If. Bishop. A XII E This year, under the careful su- pervision of our enthusiastic Mr. A. F. Duncan, Inter Form Hockey has made a name well recognized in the sports line-up of our school. With an unerring committee of hockey enthusiasts including Gord Ariss AXIIIC, Jim PernfusslTXIIA, Bill MacDonald AXIA, Terry Hotf- man AXIIE, Bill Littlefield AXIIE, and Pat Eckersley AXIA, a total of 51 games were completed on sche- dule. Of thirty-two boys' entries, ele- ven were entered in the Senior Se- ries in which TXIIB defeated the strong TXIIA team in a hard- fought 2 to 1 battle. In the Inter- mediate Series in which there were nine entries, TXIA came out victo- rious after receiving a scare from dauntless AXIC. There were Ju- nior entries, CXC defeating TXD in the finals in which the referees were strongly questioned and gen- eral principles disagreed upon. A total of 4 teams entered the Juve- nile Series in which the husky TIXD'ers defeated TIXC in the final game of which the latter part was played in a blinding snow- storm. Games were scheduled daily with one senior game played during the noon hour, and two games of the other series played after four on our school rink Cwhen weather per- mittedl. Some games were played on Kaufman's rink to complete the series on schedule and those all- eyes referees were none other than members of our student body. With much more interest than in previous years, those indomitable beings of femininity brought on a serious competition in which the CXIB Bruins won the champion- ship. Mr. Ziegler and Mr. Van de Water performed the opening cere- monies. The tournament was com- pleted in one day, with two games played during the noon hour and three after four. This phenomenon was recorded by the Kitchener Re- cord reporters and hit the Sport's tContinued on page ITIP Super Motor 8 Lighting Limited Motors - Generators - Transformers - Power Lighting Installations 34 Queen St. North Kitchener Phone 5-5666

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THE GRUMBLEF2 111 team captured top honours with a score of 38-20. So closed the autumn volleyball season. Now we are looking for- ward to the Round Robin Tourna- ment in the spring. +01 Traclz and Field 11. Neuwelt. A XIII C The Annual Indoor Athletic Meet will be held this year during the week of April 21-25. As usual, this should be a successful event and will prepare our youthful athletes for the coming outdoor champion- ships. We are hoping that some new records will be established. Under the able guidance of Mr. Unwin and Miss Wilhelm, this interform event should provide some real competition, as each team will be out to win a penant. The students participated in the following six events: The short potato raceg the long potato race, the standing broap jump, the hop. step and jump, the running high jump, and the relays. Everyone is looking forward to the annual out-door meet, and the Waterloo College Invitation Meet which will be held on May at Woodside Park. As soon as the weather permits, our sport-loving students will begin practising on the lower campus for these coming events. All the students are waiting to watch their representatives in action, and we wish them the best of luck in keeping up the high name of our school during their compe- tition with outside schools. W. CLARE DUFFUS LIMITED Qeiling Hack 7a Naamal . Our Post-l11ar catalogue 1. in course of preparation Ce! your name placed on our znailirzg Hs! 1101-t'. MEDALS TROPHIES CRESTS INSICNIA JEWELLERY. etc. TROPHY CRA FT LTD. 102 LOMBARD ST. TORONTO