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

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Grumbler 73— Putting it Together Mr. Peter Templin, Grumbler Staff Advisor The production of a yearbook is a king -sized task. This everyone appreciates on at least one day- that is, today, the day you are reading this volume. For most of the student body at K .C .1 . , the Grumbler is something they expect to receive, every spring, of high qual- ity and reasonable price because tradition has made it that way. For those same people, for three hundred and sixty - four days a year there is little concern for the small number of people and the tremendous amount of their work that make the Grumbler a memorable publication. So that if you are a reader and you think a word of thanks is due for Grumbler ' 73, give it to any or all of the editorial staff members next time you see them. But, better still, resolve now to come out next year and help in future productions. Keep your ears open in September ' 73 for annoucements about Grumbler organizational meetings. You can help and you will be welcome! But to part of the KCI student body must go a very special thanks. They are those dedicated people responsible for this issue. They are editors, writers, artists, photographers, typists, advertising salesmen and a hundred and one others who devoted hours- many hours- to this successful edition of the Grumbler. They will carry forever memories of hard work, frustration and achievement in the production for this volume and few will say they wouldn ' t do it all again if they had another chance. They are worthy of our praise as the preservers of the proud tradition that is KCI! P. Templin.