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

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if , f' 5 DON BENTLEY OF GRADE TWELVE MAKES A SMALL TRACTOR FOR THE SMALL FRY. CHARLIE SCOTT, ERNIE JANIIESON AND BILL BOB GENINIILL, JJHNI COCKERHLL AND BULL E-IILLOCK OF GRADE TEN ARE SHOWN NIAKING TABLES AND LAMP. fi: 3521 -'Q HUGH BRACKEN, BOB FKFE, HOWARD SIMPSON BIBLE ALL OF GRADE ELEVEN ARE SHOWN AND NORMAN ARE SHOWN WORKING EIN THE WORKING IN THE WOODWORKING SECTION. EVIETAI. SHOP. 12 I F ,M fi BOB MOFFITT AND ED WALLACE OF THE COM-' JACK GOLDEN AND BOB LANKTREE OF' COM- MERCIAL DEPARTMENT DIISPLAY COFFEE TABLE NIERCUAL SHOW THEIR KITCHEN CHAIRS MADE MADE IN THE SHOP. FRQIVI TUBE NG. SHOPWORK VIEWS .,

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Qape Breton Holidays by Bernace Nute XI 'We love to go a hiking when The sunny days are here With knap-sacks tight That are not light We head for Sandy's pier. We view the light-house tall and white Along the rocky shore And look for shells, By ocean swells Then climb up to the door. We clamber right up to the top And look across the sea Where sea-gulls fly, Across the sky To scan the deep blue sea. We find a sheltered grassy spot And open knap-sacks wide, The lunch is spread The Grace is said, Our appetites supplied. We love to go a hiking when The sunny days are here, With knap-sacks tight That are so light, We head for horneward pier. There was a young girl named Marie, Who was charming, wild and carefree, With fiance called Tom Who got money from mom They set off on their trip to Paree! by Elaine Cook IX-A ll H ll