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

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hands of the clock heralded the playing ofthe final dance. As the last bars drew to a close, the dancers regretfully left the floor and went out into the hall, the door closing behind them on an unforgettable evening. This was the enchanted hour. Il H ll Grade 12 Party by Virginia McArthur XII Friday the 13th is supposedly an unlucky day, but for grade twelve the day will always be remembered as the class party. The sightless eyes of the owl sitting on the mantle of the Hunterls 8: Angler's Club reflected a scene of fun and nonsense as the teachers and pupils of grade twelve ate an indigestible supper of hot- dogs and punch, punch which can be described only as potent. After eating we partook of some games especially de- signed for quietness , and after-dinner rest. Musical chairs, with the gentlemen as chairs , and charades were only two of those thought up by our brilliant games committee G led by Arlene Bryant and Irwin Gillespie. Later on, the grave-ya ridi rang with the laughter of the girls and boys playing Boston bulldog and a good old-fashioned game of relieval. Exhausted, mosquito bitten, but happy, we trouped back to the lodge to rest and dance. Mr. Young kindly led us in a rousing square dance and demonstrated a perfect schottesse for us. At eleven o'clock the party broke up, but there were no regrets for everyone was tired and happy. Um sure the old saying A good time was enjoyed by all is fitting here. Guest: Don't trouble to see me to the door. Tired host: ltls no trouble. Itls a pleasure. li II II

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25 c V? Un Soir a Paris it Q by Malcolm Fraser Xll J ,u Perhaps one of the most delightful enjoy- yx . p re ments to be experienced during the school ye ir is that of attending the formal dance., ff gk hlilt X ' Now, although this dance occurs at the same , yrl time every year, and occasionally even under ' different aliases, the excitement, speculation, f and preparation which precede this event is l i n always in the same feverish proportion. ' a 'QQ Q' 5 This year, oradeiz, with the idea of let'1s make it different , proceeded to deck if out the work-1-worn gymnasium in a suit of Paris- M 'xi tailored clothes. As a result, the final ensem- ble had all subtleness, gaiety, and garish brightness of La Place Pi- galsle. Over on one wall, a pair of haughty poodles sniffed with disdain at a bustling gargon on the opposite wall, who was scurrying with frantic haste to the evermwaiting table. Signs and posters loudly an- nounced the presence of the Moulin Rouge, champs Elysees , and other famous spots. Meanwhile, tucked unobstrusively away in one corner under the warm glow of vine-covered lampe-post, was a small cabaret set for two, At long last, the decorations complete, and the appointed hour arrived, couples began to converge from far and wide to the school, Cars swung round the curving drive, leaving their occupants to enter under a brilliantly lighted marquee, which proclaimed Une Soiree Dan- santes , Once past the ticket taker, who was seated under a large blue umbrella, the coats were checked, and for those who arrived early there was a receiving line as they passed onto the dance floor. Colour and gaiety were the order of the hour, for as the night proceeded, the floor became alive with bright silks and ruse tling taffetas that swayed and turned in time with the music. The dancers became a sea of myriad colours which sparkled as it moved. Intermission time came quickly, and the still dan- cing feet moved out into the corridors for a quick snack, served in the commercial room. After a brief rest, people drifted back to the floor where the enticing music of Frankie Banks' orchestra soon re- established its spell. After what seemed to be but the space of a second the

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