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

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45 Commenc ement by Ron StrilivejXIII The annual Commencement Exercises of the Orangeville District High School for the year 1954 - 55 took place on November 19th. This year's programme differed from those previous in that no plays or gymnastic displays were presented. Nevertheless a capacity crowd of the good citizens of Orangeville turned outg for as Mr. High, the guest speaker, suggested, for what purpose are commencements, if not to honour the students . This year the School Orchestra under the able direction of Mr. Dvorak played a major part in the programme. Its delightful music began the programme, and was interspersed with the presen- tations of Certificates, awards and prizes, and diplomas and brought the evening to a memorable close. Included in the repertoire were such selections as the overture from Rigoletto, Pomp gl Circumstance and the March of the Prefects., It was indeed an excellent showing by the School Orchestra. The presentation of the Intermediate Certificates by Mrs. G., H, Kearns began the actual Exercises. This year some 61 students were successful in receiving their certificates. After a musical int- erlude, Mrs. Kearns was then pleased to call upon those students who had been fortunate enough to have won a prize or an award. Outstanding this year in her scholastic achievements, was Mary Jackson, who was presented with the Dominion Command Scholarship by R. Barbour, President of the Canadian Legion. After the presentation of the Secondary School Diplomas and Commercial Certificates, Mr., J.B., Dods, chairman of the O.D. H,S. Board introduced to the audience the guest speaker, Professor N. High of the O.A.C. In his speech, the theme of which was, Wealth or Poverty , he informed the Graduating Class especially, that it was now up to them whether they would strive to be wealthy in purse, so to speak, or whether in the sense of honour among their fellow men. He reminded them, however, that each should set his own definite goal and never deviate from it whatever it might be. Following this excellent address by Professor High, 19 happy and deserving studerits - last yearls grade 13, received their Secondary School Honour Diplomas. My,how smart they looked as they crossed the stage! I am sure the audience as well as the staff were highly proud of them.