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

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- Cadet Troubles - by Irwin Gillespie Gr. X I Wondereeooeoeoeoowhat at OQDQHQSQ when the P.A. system gently sings out: Mr. Percy: Mr. Gibson: Mr. Young: Miss Kidd: Mr. Smith: Mr. Maynard: Mr. Cline: Miss Ewing: Mr. Rawn: Mr. Yates: The neighbours The girls: The poor Cadet: uAll Out For Cadetsn Oh dear, all alone with no detentions. Soundless shop! Hu ph, I!ll have to plough the back field o F Ah, peace, at last! ' Oh, not again: glee club distractions. No tap, tap, tap, of little keys. Those are my boys!! Reminds me of my younger days when I used to have a shapely form.myself. Cadets! a fancy name for trying to get some Pairs in OU. the Slye Ah! empty haue again. i Ha, ha, ha, ha, REVENGE!! No sleep. No excitement. Ohmh-h, n -o-032 mercy, mercy, mercy, I should have done m math! a n by Dorothy Woods Gr. X In Grade X-A there is a lad Not always good, or always bad: When teasing others he's a pest But few can beat him on a te t. Around his desk the girls a i tarry By now you've guessed, his name is Barry. A

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- 'Twas The Night - by Eldon Hillyard IE 'Twas the night before exams And all through the house, ' Every creature was studying, The exam had been put in the Hoping no pupil could get at them there. Then out on the dresser there rose a big clatter I opened my eyes to see what was the matter, I reached out my arm and turned off the clock And went back to sleep as sound as a rock. My mother said, WHurry, it is getting lateu I said, do not worry, I will not be late, I ate my breakfast and hurried to school - I didn't have time for a good game of poolg I viewed the exam but just signed m name And now I am afraid to go back again. just like a mouseg safe with much care 1.-an Q The Catastrophe - by Helen Anderson X When the cold wind from.the north did blow, And all the ground was covered with snow, In the Dufferin Forest so broad, and wide The graceful deer were seen to glide. The red-capped hunter, with beady eyes, Came swooping down like a hawk from the skies, He raised his gun and took careful aim But there stood the game warden - Oh! what a shame. Latin Teacher: Give me the principal parts of the verb Wto hearn Student: Dick: Student: Teacher: Student: Mr. Yates Janet: Pest! Dick, what's the verb Wto hearn. I dunno. I dunno, idunare, idunavi, idunnatum. What are you declining? I dunno. What could be more pitiful than a man without a country. A country without a man.

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The Get The But -Monday Through Friday - by Virginia McArthur Gr. X alann clock shouts An arm goes out, up you loutsg Gives it a cloutg we sleep. we sleep. bells keep on, We're up at last, again were gone Our eyes stuck fast To sleep. In sleep. At school we're late, we learn our fate, No sleeps - A New Math Book - by Annie Ling Gr. X Grade Ten made up a new math book, A big surprise! You'll have to lookg 4Because it says that three and three, Will in this book be thirtybthree. - Sugar Time Again - by Betty Gibson I hope the sap is running free ' This year from every maple tree, And if it does, remember me. Cold are the nights and light the In pastures that I used to know, How long, how very long ago. I hear the sap is running free, The oxen waiting patiently Q That no more wait for me. There once was a pious young priest Who lived almost wholly on yeastg UForn, said he, Hit is plain we must all rise again, And I want to get started at leastou by Jan Chamberlain Gr. X SHOW Gr. X