Orangeville High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Orangeville, Ontario Canada)

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PROFICIENCY PRIZES 8: AWARDS GRADE NINE l. Academic Proficiency al Peter Yatesg Barbara Kee donated by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dods bl David King donated by Mr. and Mrs. G. Kearns cl William Statten Z. Best Home Project Lewis Walterhouseg Don Gallagher donated by Mr. Veryl White 3. Agriculture Diane Halbert donated by Orangeville Chamber of Commerce GRADE TEN l. Academic Proficiency al All subjects - Margaret Gabel donor - D. J. Torrie Memorial bl Social Studies -1 Nancy Dodsg Kyp Morrow donor L- I. O. D. E. Z. General Proficiency al Home Economics - Lynn Raeburn donor - Orangeville Women's Institute bl Agriculture - Wayne Reidg Paul Lindsey donor - Salem Women's Institute Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you couldg some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept ing forget them as soon as you can. This day for all that is good and fair! Emerson

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pleted the work of grades nine and tent, With the singing of God Save the Queen played by our pianist Lynn Raeburn, our first Junior Commencement came to a close Dianne Aikens John Bean Robert Beatty Bonnie Beer Mildred Bradley Robert Brooks Helen B ryan Lynne Campbell Robert Campbell Douglas Champ Joanne Clancy Carolyn Clowes Kathleen Coates Marilyn Conley Richard Cowan Thomas Crozier Barry Cunningham Paul Dermott John Deyarmond Barry Dixon Nancy Dods William Donaldson John Doran Linda Dowdall Gloria Foster Margaret Gabei Gail Giles Marlyne Gillespie Marie Glassford William Glassford Ralph Graham GRADE T EN Carollee Mottart 1 lB lNTERM EDIATE CERTIFICATES Robert Gray Gordon Greer Stephen Grigg Mary Groen Augusto Guglietti. Barry Hamilton Doris Harding William Henry Larry Horsman Jacqueline Hughson Bruce Kidd Thelma Kirkness Jeanne Lacey John Lackey Thomas Lackey Lorraine Laverty James Len.ey Paul Lindsey Henry Lise Richard Loblaw William Long Donald MacDonald Linda MacNamara Carol McBeth Sheryl McDevitt Andrew McGee Diane McKennitt Helen McKenzie Robert McKin ney Donald McKinnon Dean McLean Ralph McMullin Anne Marshall Robert Marshall John Meek John Millar Sally Millar Kypp Morrow Carollee Mottart Sharon Nash Dale Oliver Ype Poortinga Frances Prosyk Lynn Raeburn Allen Ramsay Ruth Rayburn Wayne Reid Dean Sharp Elsa Smith Robert Stainton Barbara Still Carol Stone Vivian Taylor Fred Temple Kathryn Thompson Darlene Tiffin Reginald Trimble Elizabeth Walker James -Walterhouse Jean Watson Francis Watt Paul West Paul Woodland

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COMMENCEMENT Commencement -rf: the hlghlfght ofthe academic year --1 when the previous year's struggles seem well worth while and the students' achievements are duly rewarded, was held Friday evening, November 17 for the senior grades of eleven, twelve and thlrteent This year for the first time the commencement exercises took on a formal aspect, After the invocation by Revt It Ft Nute, MDCU for the evening the orchestra under the capable direction of Mr, Friesen struck the opening chords of the Processional Marche As the audience stood, the members of the staff marched up the centre aisle in pairs led by the principal, Mro Cline and the guest speaker via the two stairs they proceeded to the plat- form which was decorated for the occasion with flowers, Behind the staff came the honour graduates led by the vtce-principal, Mr., Percy and flanked by those receiving secondary school graduatlon diplomas and commerclal certificates in the two side aisles, The procession was most colourful as the members of the staff were weartng their gowns and academ1c hoods which indicated the degree held and the unlversity which conferred the degree In addition to this the girls of the honour graduating class, dressed ln their formal gowns, were holding the presentation bouquets given to them by the school, all of which added to the colour and to the fmpressiveness of the exm ercises., Following the S1,1'lglHg of O Canada our principal, Mr, Clane welcomed the proud parents and ,interested vlsitors to O, D,, I-I, S, Then Mrs, Cr., Kearns presented the awards for acadernlc proficiency and for the best all--round students in grades twelve and thirteen as chosen by the class, She was aided by Mr, Enmitgh, Bursaries were given out by Mrs, EH Arms strong and Mrg N, Brocklebankt, Mrs.. Ln Bath also made a presentation, Mr. J, B, Dods, Chairman ofthe Or, D, H, School Board then presented Miss Kidd and Mro Cline with tokens of appreciation 1n recognim tion of twenty!-flve years of SC1 V.l.CG., Next the orchestra charmed the audience with a medley of selections., The cornmercfal certfflcates were given out by Mr., Plper assisted by Mr, Sauer and the Secondary School Graduation Diplomas by Mr., Yates with Mr., Seltzer assisting, Slnce the expected speaker for the evening, Dean Fatharn, Ph.Du, was not able to be present because of illness, Mr, Attrxdge mtros duced his replacement, Mr. Nell Morrison., of York Unlversity, Toronto and formerly with the C, B, C, for twenty years., Mr, Morrtson spoke tm- pressively and sincerely of the increastng need for hlgher educatnon