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

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Editorial This is the word that year by year, While in her place the School is set, Every one of her sons must hear, And none that hears it dareforget. Thisg, they all with a joyful mind Bear through life like a torch in Hame , And falling fling to the host behind Play up! play up! and play the game! 2- Sir Henry Newbolt. The school year is rapdily nearing its end, the stu- dents now look toward the last hurdle in their track - the final exams , and behond this lies the summer. We whose feet, during the last few months, have found the same road towards these hallowed halls will soon seek divers paths., Some will follow their fortunes for the vaca-1 tion 1- in the city, on the farm, or on the woodland trail and lakeside. Yet there will be those among us who will bid goodbye to O.D,H.S. and stand upon the broader highway of life, perhaps timorously, or with confidence and ambition., It has therefore been the task oftheeditorial staff to leave in your handsa.Kehy with which you may unlock the book of Time, and, turning the pages, will unfold memories of the year 1954 - 55. Certainly this has been a good year for the school and for those within. O.D,I-1.5. has settled herself firmly in her 4-:year old building and has expanded, tentatively stretching tender roots to- wards new goals and ideas. In the athletic department we are greatly appreciative of the efforts of Miss Goudie and Mr. McFarlane. Under their guid- ance we have been admitted to W,O.,S,S.A, and there, as well as in competitions with neighbouring schools, Orangeville students have proven themselves., We also commend Mr., Dvorak for his fine work with metronome and fifel'. The school orchestra and military band are shining examples of his ability to guide the novice to the musical note . A few new frills were added to Dame School's petti- coats this year with the formation of some new societies, though we

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did experience at times some confusion in the 3330 period. The I,S.C.F. under Miss Sutherlandls guidance has proved itself a worthy organization and we hope it will continue next year. Also a hopeful sprig for future glories was planted in the small but courageous Ski Club which had its main headquarters in the Hockley Valley, and which persisted nobly in spite of sundry bumps and bruises. And now with the year passing in review, the Editor wishes to extend most grateful thanks to Mr. Percy, our understanding and hard-working advisor, to the faithful few -4 members of the Editorial staff for their wonderful work in the tracking down and gro- oming of articles for publicationg to Mr. Cline for his photographic genius and Smile pretty, little one! 2 and especially to Miss Simpson for her valiant war against the tides of exams and a new typewriter in getting our magazine from manuscript to stencil. It is then with humble pride we present to you our tod- dling prodigy - the newest Red'n Bluem! Il ll ll X ,,...