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

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THE GRUMBLER l i u Compliments . . . MACINTOSH CLEANERS LIMITED Approved Sfznitone Serrire 1555 Conlplim en f 5 of HENDEF?SON'S BAKERY 130 VICTORIA STREET SOUTH XYATEm.oo lxircuizxiziz DHL 2-H61 8-8552 2-H213 Patti Davidson also took part in several radio plays and Ann Cilles- pie thanked Mr. Quick, who spoke on Fire prevention. We also have some musically inclined members in our form. Joan Mills fiddles away during every assembly ton her violinj and Bea- trice Simpson loves to toot her horn Cthat is to say, her clarinetb. Grace Relyea, the dramatist of A X A, helped to malie the major play a success. She played the part of Lida Shotts, a shy but beautiful gill, and certainly did an excellent ,io . ACADEMIC X C Form Represenfalive: Ruth lvffelnzan Home Room Tealclzer: Miss Eagar Our form boasts many outstand- ing pupils with outstanding talent! We have Owen our thinker, Janet OL11' virtuoso, Dottie Ann and Ian MacDonald, our Council represen- tatives, Anne Cressman and Jerry Kozen our Athletic Representa- tives, and Josephine Mosalik, Grumbler Circulation representa- tive. We mustn't forget the sharp character in the corner who does absolutely nothing but chaw his gum. Sports It was rather difficult for us to pick a rugby team since our fornz has only ten boys. But they did their best, even if they did not win every game. Our volleyball teams advanced admirably but were defeated in the semi-finals. However, there is still basketball to come! Debating Our debating team has been more successful than the rugby team. having triumphed over A X D and A X B. 0 2'?fE'E E'TE'TEE!'f 58-60 Queen St. S. Kitchener Phone 6-6484 V TYPEWRITERS RENTED SERVICED AND SOLD Com plim enls . . ART. BARRETT lVIen's and Children's Wear MADE T0 MEASURE SUITS 8: 0'COATS 691 King W. Phone 3-3637

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l 34 THE GRUMBLER - Specializing in - ELICCTRICAL API'I.I.-XNILES SPORTING GOODS - C.I.L. PAINTS - SIBIWORTIIY WQXLI- PAPER WENTWORTH RADIO 103 KING Wesr Prmwi H-8127 racking delinquents. Our members include such distinguished inmates as Charles Greb, President of the Students' Council, and Isabelle Liddle and Ken Swartz, the two vice-presidents for this year. In sports we boast such athletes as Jim Swartz and Norm Hett. In the Weekly Red Cross collection. Elizabeth Wanklin, our representa- tive, usually manages to keep us in second place. Note to Typewriter Fiddlers: Mr. Hodd hereby announces that all hands must be tied securely be- hind backs before the nine o'clock bell, so that notices can be heard! ACADEMIC X A Form Reprcserzlalzfiicn' folm Slfflfll Home Room Tcaiclzcr: Mr. Boggs Red Cross With John Hemphill as our re- presentative, We have had excellent weekly collections. Sports Our girls' volleyball teams tried hard but were defeated. Our boys went through the six-man-undeiw a-hundred-and-twenty-five-pounds group without a single loss, win- ning the Junior rugby champion- ship. Public Speaking Our own David Vine was K.C.I's Junior public speaking contestant in Brantford, and brought home second place honours. Debating We won our first debate against A X A, but we were defeated by A X C in our second debate. ACADAMEC X B Form Reprcscnlrllire: foster Hn Home Room Temflzer: llziss Smitlz Pause a moment, ere you turn this Page, Whether you be junior student or venerable sage, Read on, and hear what I do say. Of the greatness and glory of A X A. Debating Our team consisted of Grace Relyea, Joan Mills, Pat Brash. Foster Eby, Harry Straus and Harold Somers. They put up an excellent fight but were defeated in the first round of the debate. We upheld the negative Resolved that movies are creating a bene- ficial influence on the public. Assembly Assistance Dec. 6-Erna Iirgler announced the public speaking contest. Dec. 6-Joan Mills made a Red Cross announcement. She later participated in Junior Public Speaking. Jan. 7 and 9-Bruce Pellar and Foster Eby piped their wee voices over CKCR in a radio play. lfom pflfm cn fs of CONGER LEI-HGH COAL CQ. II. WV. STIIRNI. .IIIlIlllIjZt'l' IIIIHIIP O-Oil 13

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136 THE GRUMBLER We Wonder Why . . Knotty-boy Kozen is currently tied up with you know whom! ..Ed Geiger spends his spare time on the 3rd floor! . . Mary Ann's theme song is Saturday night is the loneliest night in the week l Miss Eagar: Doug, how could a slight headache keep you from school? An aspirin could have cleared it up. Doug: Yes, but I took a Bromo- Seltzer! 77 ACADEMIC X D Form Rep.: Arllzur Alexarzfler Home Room Teaclier: Mr. Przrllouf Sports We were well represented. Gui' interform rugby team came in second. We played the final de- cisive game on a very wet field and on the second last play of the game A X B Pkicked a rouge for the point that gave them a 6-5 victory and the under 125 pound champion- ship. Debating Our topic was Resolved that the work of the teacher has infiuenced the world to a greater extent than the Work of the physician. Both teams had prepared their points well and the margin was close. We upheld the affirmative and unfor- tunately lost to A X C. Red Cross We have maintained an average collection of 31.25 a week. The very first week of school we had 952.16 in our mite box. No project has been arranged as yet but we are definitely thinking about it. Remember little Red Riding Hood at the Special Christmas Assembly? ' - .., 4 if-ffssi:--in--'2R?5,1't.aE5?:i:t 5-4:45. . , .-J efeasw fa , .- -' -:- - 'fn p.,AifoSx W..itfi-x4Q.bin--sf:Q:-.-:QB434-43.1.-a:---:-:.g,g.-.-:-:--.A.f.-.e:-:-:.-4.-.1-:-1t1Vf.-.tix-1.'a:r,f:-:+5t5,f.N- 4 ,,,.,.,K,.:.: .zgigggwfi 'If ' Nag, 'I-pl.:.5,E2:55:55r15fg:55rg5:gf:.gg.--:ij-.5 ':::g.,,g. -. A A -'- V - - I 4. -ix'-:-:--:,:.,.-A. - ,.,. ,- 3 -v'-g.,gg.1:'-'-mpgs::::::,:,::zzz:1::giq:1:f351:g1:2:,:2g:gx- If -' ff:-:r::g:4:::-:::-:-5'551,':r f-:st.!g::::,,,:j-:::'-:cg-. 3 5 ., . . '-'5gq,e, - if . 1555g:s. ,i:.E3:5::.. .Sl ,J ..:+4:::4,.:..:.-:j,,. .Zz .K I- e I . -. 1 ..., in ' -5 - ' 1 ' Z V 5' rf.: S -, i Q' P , ,,., , .... ., .. 4 . , . ., - ::ff f-fff-ff?':3:f515ff'5!le:-f.4ffff?i .s'ff-51 ' iv Q I A A ii' . R ' t ,,.,....-,-A--giiiz.,---'fg1ZL..,.. - -' t ' i . 42 -f -ff-'1ZL--- 'I11........-35,1..--f 'i1Q....,.:.::,::-f. U . ' I 'ggi '-:'?- 4-yi -ri . -kr : . .1 ,i-f' ....-.-.r:-:---:-:-:-:-:I-:-:-:-:-:-11-:-:4:-:-:-:V-:-1-:-:-:-g-1:-:':e-:4--:-:':-:-5-.-.-:A:-:-:-:f'1-r-:.::-.::-:-:-.:u-:-:-:-e:-:-5.-:-:-:---.f-:-:Ayr-- .. :.- .1 - .X - .K . : . -- X - ' Q :-. 4:-'ESQ 1 35555 5 - 'X . 2-1.-Qifi-55:1if5.15153555.5:Q:SFS?:EiSIifS:F5455S5f5Eff5'fEf.5Iii'. JE5.-I 15' 1 ' ff:-. ii?-..r:5if:X1':7 -- 52555 H - f...::-..f.ff:ffs.Qlffsf.552fsff::s-1555555155:5S'Sei:35553Z:fri555555255155555fiiifsiiff-15:Ps?eS52sisffilff-fififiitf-frflffifsxrff- i-w fl- -.f -I. 'N -P ,, , ,. . .. .. . ..at-.K-.q.,.,.-.bxtwqqNw-N.-.-Q.-gs. x-- -.-rr:+.w.W 5.- 0 s X. X Nak---. s siffsfsfsfgfisfffsiif:Q., 1152 3 : if9FSfNX5NX' XXX' N sS55rf?'f2fif' 5.-1r1.5:5:r51E:5:5.5-5:r5r5:.:5 1:::5:::3-1:Sfrfer:r5:5:5:5:5133:Eg3:5:555:55:5:re'irEf:s.j:5:fair3:31515f:5:5:5ffr:5::EYE::gg:55air?-Q43555:5:5:rf535:51551:5:5:5:5:I151:35:35:z:rub.5-35:gEr::5x:5f:55rii54E:r:s1' I., 1 - X X K - 5:-skis: zfffffiiesfrriff-Pirffiil .'Ib- .-sfsfffii N- X X R 'A ' fs5fi.53sS'E . 'Sie x i-N Xf f ' -' wi , was A --- ' -I-I-:-'--3-I-J'-I-'if-ZAR . '.-I-Iv'-I-.2-.-2-I-22.12-:-'AZ-.fi'-Il!-:qi-Ig.-I-I52:51i-Z:-3---gZ,'.f:-,-Q'5:Q:-5-,-,lj-54:'-:5'QIfI2-:-'Egiigt-:f'QIg' f -Q.,-, 1- '- ' N ' ' X Im ' .::':,:-:-:-'.::-:-:mx-::'-.:-. '5:::Qq:-11:55,y,.-:t-::3,g,.:-gqgggn:-:4:g.55Q-:-q4r,--:q:-gg- -by . xg-:, - h,,:q.:.,:-:I-If'-'- ' fi 5f5f?f35f:E55EfE5E5E1 rl ir- at 5:as5.:s:s:s5s2f2r5 X K X:- --::..:s:5:s:1:rr:-A QPS'SX-gNt'k3?Q'Wx :.,.,:::sX5.,...ls,sQX -5, w::SX:.b,:.-.-- 4 'T Tzf. . 5:-.-m::.Ex-.K ..,.g,,:-:2:. .- -- ' ' NIAINTAINED