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

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l28 THE GRUMBLER f,vfIlIIIl!I.IIlf?llf5 of KITCHENER AuTo ELECTRIC 196 KING S1'm:r:T E.-xsr PHONE 6.f51l'J if,llIIIIllllf'4l from Image l1Z6n 1947 will bring forth more victories for our team. Yvonne Bonnie Schmidt has given able assistance in assembly, showing her superior talent by giving us modern music on the piano-accordion. We are looking forward to new and better things this semester, since Joan Lee and Donna Flowers are our very capable Students' Council Reps. Musings The girls they always laugh at me When I get up to speakg They say it looks like someone Had slapped me on the cheek. Blushing Boshart To Mr. Hodge Mr. Hodge's delight is to teach Literature, composition and speech, And we notice the lasses Who sit in the classes Never mumble or mutter or screech. Humour Boy: Pardon me for stepping on your feet. Girl: Oh, that's all right, I step on them myself. H.Porter: May I have a drink 7 M. Harding fmistaking drink for inkj : Sorry, Helen, but I gave my bottle to Mrs. Klinkf' Those Familiar Words Mr. Hodge: Attention Classi Attention Y Miss Blair: Get out your rapid cal. books. Mr. Harding: I see you are all ready for some good hard work! Miss McKenzie: When in doubt. leave it out! Mr. Hodd: Who was secretary last? Miss Coumans: What was the last exercise you read? Mrs. Klink: Please! Girls! COMMERCIAL XI B Form Represerztrzfires: Delores .l10l!I'0ll'S!il.. Sl11'rfe.i' .lloore Home Room Teaclzer: llr. Hodge Once upon a time, in a dull eerie building, lived a room. This roon1's name was 903 for was it 3095 Well anyway. it is now the home of 32 Beautiful Women of all types. sizes and shapes. Mr. Hodge, with Nfontimned on page l3O E. J. Hvslop Arnold .lanstn , 7 , . . glfflf. fum: ffllflfgfllill a H CHARTERED ACCOUNT-KNIT Uplonzelrists I0 l'lRlCDl-IRICK ST. Pnoxi: 2-2715 liirczmixriu KITCHENER Lomoos. ONTARIO

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l 30 THE GRUMBLER fjlllllffll-lIIf'l1fS . .1 s , . . lgIfifID5Qlfi 5' . F71 T l 25 Tim ffousc of Quafffy REPAIRING - REMODELLING - STORAGE Pimwi 8-8562 lT6 King St. If. KI'I'fIHI'fNER. UNT. Oppo-ire Fox Theatri- Hfontinuml from page 1128! a whip in one hand, and a comic book in the other, keeps the class under control. Our Red Cross project, the sale of Christmas Cards. was very suc- cessful and netted for the Red Cross the sum of thirty dollars. In sports, our A team won the school's intermediate champion- ship. They also won every game they played against Stratford. The A team shone in basketball re- lays also, defeating our B team, which came second, 15-12. Elaine Seip and Vera Eichholz are two of the stars on our School basketball team. I know all the girls in C11B are giving both A and B teams their loyal support and we hope the basketball season goes as well as the volleyball did. We must not forget to mention the support C1113 is giving our school tumbling team. We have four representa- tives, and one of the stars of the team is our own Elayne Johnston. Sad to say, there is a dull spot in our shining armour. CUB lost their debate against CHA after putting up good opposition. You'd never think Doris Martin was very strong but she proved it to us and to Miss Blair by taking the back off one of the desks in the Math. Room. One day Mr. Hodge came into the Police Station shouting fran- tically that he had lost his wife. When asked for a description of her, Mr. Hodge couldn't remember whether she was 4' or 6' tall. The inspector consoled him by saying: Don't worry, we'll look high and low for her. Advice to all: When you get your marks this term you better stop and settle dern .... F A S H I 0 SUITS - COATS - DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR 1121 Kim: ST. Vsiisr KITCH EN l-IH