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

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P r oficiency Awards One evening a year is set aside to honour our graduates and all others who receive certificates and awards? the tangible evif: dence of a successful year. The Ontario Department of Education furnishes the aca- demic certificates but for the proficiency awards all the people of the high school district are indebted to those who, realizing that education today makes leaders tomorrow, attempt to stimulate interest in learn ning by donating awards for proficiency in the various fields. Below is the list of awards with their donors and win- ners. We have included three in this list which have as yet no donor. If there is someone who feels that he would like to donate one of these awards, would he please contact the principal 2- Mr. M. Cline. Thank you very much. Jo Bs ooo 9 ooo G. H. Kearns .., 9 ... Do Jo Torrieoooosoooooooo o oov 00' IQO9 Q OOUGUOOOODOBOOUOOD 00 Salem Womensl Institute lAgr.l ........... l0 ... Orangeville Womens' Institute QI-Io.Ec.J 0 .. 10 . . . R.A. Marshall ..,. ll .,. A., W. Gillespie H ll .. Orangeville Womensl Institute tl-IOQECJ. .. . ll , . . Jo Vo OCOCOOOQUDOOQQGUQUUOQO 00000 00 Bo To ParkinsonUDQBOOOTQDDUDGUUOO 00 U00 Blount Womensu Institute fl-Io., ECJ . .. . . . 12 . . Langford Transport QShop Workj ., Q 0 ., . lZ ., , . Dre Jo NoEV3.1'lSo..1... o eooo ooocornmdo A.D. crdooneooooo ceo 999 Dr., C., I., Scott tGene-ral Proficiencyl ...H 13 .,. Dru oeooooaooooeoao ooo I.O.D.E., Bursary 13 .,,,. QFor Teachersl College! KPresented by Mrs R Marjorie Clarke Bob Broyden Betty Coles Judith Still Mervin Nodwell Michael Gendron Earl Fagin Joan Moon Betty Gallagher Irwin Gillespie Barry Woodyard Bev. Hillis Ron Strilive Ione Stubbs Nan Scott Jean Campbell Henry Sol 'ecki Ina B ibl e Mary Jackson John Kearns Marilyn Nodwell Ian Fraser Dawn Kirknes s ., A., Marshallj

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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 ,,...

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Dominion Command Scholarship . . , . , . . . . . . 13 . . . Mary Jackson lPresented by Rolf Barbour, Pres. of Can. Legionj. We are in need of donors for proficiency awards for the following Grade 13 subjects. English French Mathematics THANK YOU p The staff and students of the O.D.H.S. wish to extend to all who have in any way assisted in the activities of the year their sin- cere appreciation. The interest shown by the general public in our school is very gratifying and encouraging. A special thank you goes to: 1. The donors of our proficiency awards. 2. Mr., J. M. Aiken and Mr. H. Curry, donors of trophies for the oratorical contest. 3. Mr. J. Grigg for his generosity and helpfulness in school, under- takings. 4. Mrs. B. Fairbairn, Mr. A.M. Mcliitrick and Mr. A. Young for acting as judges for the oratorical contest. 5. The Orangeville Banner for its kindly interest in the school and our publication. i 6. All those who were good enough to attend our public functions. 7. Mr. Jack Rohmer for the use of the ice surface for hockey practice IU II H