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

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THE GRUMBLER H. F. DE-l-TNIER NEW TIRES AND TUBES Tire Repairs - Yulcanirin Retreading T02 KING ST. Wiasr PHONE 5-3182 KINHENER What's the matter? said Walt. Is it because I'm a little late ? Twenty minutes late isn't so bad, said Mr. D. But where were you Monday and Tuesday '? Trendell to Dinkel: Some sharp character sold Delmar Toman a trolley bus for five bucks. Dinkel to Trendell: Yea. By the way, here's the five bucks I bor- rowedf' Claim to Fame Harvey Riedlinger, alias Do You Know? Nellie Pitcher, as Student Editor of the 1947 edition of the Grumbler. Annelies Janzen, of Mountain Mumps fame. Emerson Hicks and Ed. Trendell, of W.O.S.S.A. rugby finals. Gord Arris of the champion Kitch- GHGI' ..... 149 l Ten Years From Now Dinkel will still .be writing out the homework Miss Eagar gave him for breathing the Wrong way in a Monday afternoon spare. Koegler will be Principal of the joint. Foell will be making millions peddling vacuum cleaners to the eskimos. Needed Improvements A box of chalk with which one could defend oneself, in every desk in 304. Simplified initials by F. W. R., so we could put them on our note books ourselves. A two-way radio out in the Annex, so that Mr. Duncan could tell when it's pay day. A water proof ceiling for Miss Snider. A balsam wood pointer for Mr. Class.

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148 THE GRUMBLER louie's CIGAR STGRl:. Ra iz - Beclz fel ' 'Tuneral Serriceu 178 QUEEN STREET SOUTH PHONE 6-6195 - KITCHENER llaple Lane Ice Cream . Tobacco - Confectionery Billiards . 955 Kixc ST. W. KITQHENER and Luke Ritchie added brawn, brains and beauty to the senior rugby team. Although we have no debating team and as yet have captured no intra-mural awards, our Red Cross savings hold enviable place, with a total of 553337. Homer Pequegnat, our representative, flashes his per- sonality and the reconverted jam jar about every Tuesday, and suc- cessfully induces us to give our last nickel to a Worthy cause. ACADEMIC XIII B Form, Representative: Clayton Derstine Home Room Tea.cl1.er: Mr. Wallace Our Ambition Under the jurisdiction of our masterful mentor, Hal Wallace, this humble collection of career- minded, college-minded, and empty- minded students is endeavouring to complete the final year. With various degrees of success ranging from 0 to 100, we grit our teeth and hereby resolve to pass. Our Composition Everyone knows who our suc- cessful trumpet, clarinet, bassoon, piano, rugby, hockey, basketball. and Volleyball players are! And we must not forget our debating team which has fought all the way to the semi-finals. If this keeps up we will win the championship without ever having debated-the other teams have always defaulted! ACADEMIC XIII C Form Represen.tatzfre.' Roy Weaver Home Room Teacher: ,ll r. Dickson Class Gas Mr. Dickson: Where's Eli? Roy Weaver: At the feast of the Leftoversf' Ruth Schneider: Don, whats a sentence using iIl19l'ItI'1ClOllS'?,, Post: Meritricious and a Happy New Year. Bergman had a birthday party. When he walked into 302, Mr. Dickson eyed him coldly. Compliments of . . . F R E D W E S S O N Kitchener Bus Depot

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I50 THE GRUMBLER HER HALL Five Points Service Station GASOLINE - OILS - ACCESSORIES - TIRES BATTERIES LLJBRICANTS VVASI-IING lilo-Xl, 2-1812 More darkness when Mr. Mont- gomery is showing slides. John Elliott: Gosh, your teeth are chipped and uneven. Glen Jones: I lost my bottle- Annelies Janzen: Who dat up dere .,,, opener. -, , . H 7 . , , l 1 Neuuelt. Vlho dat down Ml.. Dickson: ..EYe1,5, tum? I fem' breathe twenty people die! Ima- Hilda Klassen says she's a half- 9511195 breed. Her father's a man and her Bill Armour: Have you tried mother's a woman. Chewing' Sen-Sen? Dial 2- 1. I6 I-5.6 T115 King si. W. H A L I G AIOIIIIPII-lIIl'lII.i M O T O R S f L'M 'ED C A M P U 5 Ilonlinv. Iinivli. Ilaiclillu Xlotor Cars I- U N C I'I and Il.XI.Il. 'llrue-Its liI'l'IIIII'fNI'IH. Ont