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

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16 At the conclusion of the impromtu speeches Mr. Cline asked the judges to withdraw to select the winners. No one envies them their task because everyone agreed that all the speeches had set a very high standard. While the judges were making their decision a fashion show- was presented by the girls from the Home Economics classes under the direction of Miss McPhedran. The clothes were modelled by the girls who had made them. An additional feature was the display of clothes worn in the homelands of several new Canadians. Everything from petticoats and pyjamas to tailored suits represented the height of spring fashions. Rosslyn Sullivan, Joan Lowe, and Ina Bible acted as commentators and music was artfully supplied by Don Ferguson at the P18300 When the last fashion plate had disappeared from view, the judges returned with their decision. Mr. Murray McKitrick acted as spokesman and announced to a tense audience that Irwin Gillespie had won the Junior cup and Eleanore Beeney the Senior. Mr. Aiken, in the absence of Mr. Curry presented both the Curry and Aiken cups to the smiling winners. Congratulations are in order to the winners on the excellence of their speeches. Eleanore Beeney later went to Barrie to compete in the Lions Club contest which she won. This gives her the right to speak at the C.N.E. contest which is held during the last week of August. Good luck, Eleanore. Wefre rooting for you. Q-as--Q a...:u-n - 'Magazine Sales Q Orangeville District High School launched a giant magazine sales camp- aign again this year. A successful drive was the result of vigorous teamwork. The total sales were approximately 31100. and after all expenses were paid our portion was 3300. This money is being used by the Student Council to buy a time clock for use in the gymnasium. At the end of the drive, a draw was held for two Bulova watches. The - lucky winners were Mary Jackson and Fred Montgomery. we wish to thank the public for their kind co-operation in saving their subscriptions for us. .ST-593 Pictures on opposite pages- Shopwork Display by 0.D.H.S. PupilS. 1-.-me-n -an-.

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