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

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Graduation Banquet by Evelyn Curtis XIII What is the most thrilling and most anticipated event in the entire five years of your high school life? lam certain that everyone who graduates this year would say the Graduation Banquet. Our Graduation Banquet was held in the Royal Red Room of the O.D,H.S. on January 7th, 1955. The dinner began at 6:30 Porn. , with Mr. Young leading in the singing of grace. What a dinner it was! Plates of turkey, salad and other appetizing dishes floated by, stopping for only a few seconds at each plate. After the first course, a beautiful red rose was given to each girl, to be pinned on by the male friend beside her. Tradition held and the fifth frm'-m boys again made the pies. A delicious piece of mincemeat pie and a cup of coffee brought the din- ner to a close. Thanks to the Grade Twelve Home Economics Class, under the supervision of Miss McPhedran, the preparation and serving of the dinner was superb. When dinner was finished, Shirley Thompson as toast- master for the evening took charge, proposing a toast to the Queen. Nan Scott was then called upon to propose the toast to our Alma Mater. Those simple words can bid the sweetest dreams arise Awaken feelings tenderest chords And with fond memories dim our eyes , ln his usual interesting, and humorous fashion, Mr. Kalbfleisch replied by likening our school to a new car with long low lines, and helpful gadgets to make life more pleasant. A piano duet, Canadian Capers played by lone Stubbs and Mary Lawson served itls purpose in calming the troubled breasts . Jean Campbell, in the toast to the staff remarked, It is not a fine building but a fine staff that makes a fine school . Mr. Yates, in replying, thanked Jean for her kind words and expressed the good wishes of the staff for a happy and successful future for all of the graduates. Glen Laughlin proposed the toast to the ladies by saying, They encouraged and supported us in all our endeavours and have given us just cause to be proud of our graduating class ,