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

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l4fU THE GRUMBLER Cnnzplinlents of KAUFMAN RUBBER CO. RUBBER FOOTWEAR RUBBER CLOTHING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ' Q, Q ll fE'BU0ll X ACADEMIC XI C lform Represe11fuI1'zfe.' Ron Ulmer Home lfnonz T6'IIl'lIPl'.' llr. llY,lUl1I1t'H Mr. O'Connell has the worst darn luck For in his home room we have lween stuck: Mrs. McDonald is fed up and often quite tired When in her room our knowledge seems expiredg Mr. Carter is ready someone to maul, When certain noteyvorthies come late from the hallg The person that does in his seat stay From Mr. Minielly gets the well known Levez : When one in the English class lets out a crack Mr. MacMillan gives it right track. O'Connell must be congratulated it's true For his patience is tried and the subject is newg How did they get this collection ot students you'll ask They just took the tail end from every academic class. Sports Our tall sports prograntme was well played. In rugby we defeated all opponents, starring Dave Ernst and Marty Reszietnik. Our basket- f.l0lllfllI.lIIf'lIfS of 1114, DRUGGISTS OF KITCHENER AND WATERLOO

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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

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THE GRUMBLER lil B A R R O N'S For illen who fa-fre Pride in their Appearance 34 KING ST. SOUTH WATr:u1.oo. ONT. ball and hockey schedule is just be- ginning. In our first two hockey games up to date we trounced TXIC,9to1,andTXIA,22to2. In basketball we have triumphed in our one and only game with A XI B, 10 to 1. On both W.O.S.- S.A. basketball and rugby teams we were well represented. The girls played two volleyball games, but came out second best in both of them. Hopes run high for the suc- cess of these teams. Can You Imagine: Don Youngblut illustrating Bugs Bunny? Carl Lawrence called Hot Horn Lawrence ? Ann Schneider taking some hand- some patient's pulse? Jim Prang catering to deluxe fune- rals? Marty Reszetnik keeping Kitch- ener's water mains nice and 9 tidy. Jean Ritzer as the manager of Loblaw's? Ray Hebert not kicking in a drum- head every time he plays? Bill Goetz astounding Mr. Carter with a brilliant algebraic de- duction in Physics? Eileen Turner at school for two consecutive days? Ian Ballantyne setting the clavical on a plough horse? ACADEMIC XI D Form Rep.: Lawrerzce Bishop Home Room Teacher: xlliss Yorfhcoll The students of A XI D have been very co-operative in all fields of school activities, and we are looking forward to making a great success of this school year. Our class has a lively spirit which will undoubtedly carry us on to many victories. Sports We have teams entered in most of the activities and our boys cap- tured the championship in the basketball relays. Our rugby team put up an excellent battle but didn't get very far in the leagueg however, our relay team came out on top. Our form was also repre- sented in hockey and basketball. Debating We also had our hand in debat- ing. The team included Marilyn Clutton, Gladys McEllistrum, Bruce Com plim cn ts of A. J. BENDER REALTY Sales and Rental Agents Appraisers - Mortgages - Insurance Property Management Members of C.A.R.E.B.. 0.R.E.B. and K.W. R.E.B. 125 King West - Phone 2-0682 BEESES glleef your friends at our Dairy Bar DIAL 2-If-382 W.:.TER1.oo