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

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138 THE GRUMBLEF2 C'0lIIIIll.llIf'llf.S of lhe PALLADI UNI RESTAURANT Kixfp S'rm1ig'r VVEST KITcHr:xi:f: 'ifferf' sirzre larzuary 1925 boys have been active in hocfiey and rugby and have provided good opposition to other teams. We are proud of Don Sinclair who played on the Senior rugby team, and Pat Eckersley and Bruce Dowsett who played on the Junior team. Debating Our team upheld the affirmative of the debate, Resolved that news- papers do more for education than libraries. The members of the team were Ann Edmonds, Marilyn Scheifele, John Falconbridge and George Spaetzel. They put on a good showing but somehow A XI B put on a better one. . . We can't understand it!! Red Cross Yvonne Shantz, our representa- tive, has done wonders in collecting the weekly mite-box contributions. and we hope to undertake a project in the near future. Assembly Assistance and Public Speaking We also boast of some very talkative students in our form. Ann Edmonds read a book review in Assembly and Jean Seymour and George Spaetzel have announced on different occasions. We are proud of George Spaetzel, who was the only contestant for the boys' Public Speaking contest. He presented his speech in the assembly of Jan. 213. We Vfonder lffhy . . Harvey Clarke gets all liee'cI up. .. Bill Bray hands out gum to Annie. . . Fran suddenly joined the radic- club. Is it the Mike '? . . Red Eckersley can't sinfi any baskets for the Juniors. Teacher: Order, please!! Voice from back of room: Double chocolate malted. Well that's all from A XI A and as Mr. Montgomery would say. l had better run along P, D. Q. . swishflf Collzplirllwzls of . Kitchener air Bar 203 Rim: Srmim' lixsr

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THE GRUMBLER 137 37 - 39 KING STREET XYEST RITCHENER COATS FOR LADIES AND MEN Sold 6,X'ClllSl.'l'6I-1' by Kabefs A X D worked hard and long, with the assistance of Mr. Smith to present Rotkakchen . Those taking part were Katherine Brunn, Wilfred Dettmer, Rosemay Schaus. and Gertrude Klassen. We also have as representatives in the Junior Public Speaking Contest, Manley Schultz and Arthur Alex- anger. Laugh! Ron Kreitzer sits near the front row A-skiing he wishes to go. But he's glued to that chair. And Mr. Partlowls right there. Sure his English he is going to know, Mr. W.: I asked you a question. Answer me! Doug.: l did nod my headf' Mr. W.: Well, you don't expect me to hear it rattle over here, do you? Audrey: I simply adore that funny step, where did you pick it up? Wilfred: Funny step, nothing! I'm losing my garter. Jack: I've come to tell you, sir. that the Bunsen Burner went out. Mr. C.: Well, light it again. Jack: I can't, sir, it went out through the roof. ACADEMIC XI A Form Heprese11If1I1'1ies.' IvI.ffL'I'I1l.lI lfeppler. fohn Fa1Co11l1r1'a'ge Home Room Teacher: Mr. .lfac.ll1'lla11 Our form is well represented in the field of sports. Mary Kee and Lillian K. are on the Junior Girls' basketball team, and Pat Eckersley plays on the Junior Boys' team. Our girls' teams put up a Valiant struggle in basketball and volley- ball but they were defeated. The SCHOOL PINS be C R ESTS f.vUl7l11!l.lII8l?fS RINGS of PENNANTS 5014 fff H. OEHMER af Co. Mel Medea SPORTING GOODS 38 QL'EEx ST. S. - KITCHENEH T8 ONTARIO ST. S. KITCHENER

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THE GRUMBLER l 30 When next time you have a job of Painting to do. use We specialize in Smart Students' Clothing Furnishings HNEPTO-LAC Hats and Caps A product as extraordinary in 1 formance as it is economical in t D 0 VV L E R S THE LIMVTED P- HYMMEN CQ. ART. r,EHNif:N. Malwa- LIMITED 15 KING STREET EAsT ACADEMIC XI B Form Representatives: Heidi Grullra. Barbara Hemmericlz Home Room Teacher: Ur. Smith Twenty Years From Now We'll See . . . Geo. Stock - still finding the back seat in every room. Eric Weber-The Yes, sir, what can I do for you? man in the hardware business. R. Bader-The mad scientist. Bob H.-Tilling the soil in Heidel- berg. Eric Mish-Conducting his first symphony. Carolyn S.-Tearing out her blonde hair by the black roots, teach- ing math. Things the Law of Averages Passed By Bitzer without his books. Huehn without a permanent wave. Bonnie Derstine not late. Sherman without a sweater. Reimer without a wise crack. We Wonder . . What Helen Mild would do if gum was rationedg . . What Lily Schroeder would do if her hair were so short that she couldn't twist it around her tingers. . . Why Johnny Reimer wears his best clothes to schoolg . . Why Don Huras becomes ill so frequently. CSurely there aren't that many good movies only . . If Fast descended from Pheidip- pides. He always seems worn out trying to keep up with his name? . . What Ronald Sherman would do if he finished a sneeze! How Often We've Heard- Mr. Duncan: We're going to have a little test. Miss Smith: That will be five cents. Mr. Zeller: Joker! and that's for sure! Mr. O'Connell: I'll be listening with my good ear! Mr. MacMillan: Mark it! Mr. Smith: Don't be so childish. Mr. Montgomery: HP. D. Q. NEWTEX CLEANERS 12 Duke St. E. - Phone 4-4011 135 Ottawa St. - Phone 2-C932 KITCHENER