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

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Principal ' s Me ssage A.gain as our school. year draws to a close, I have the privilege of commenting to the student body as a whole and of saying a few words of farewell to the graduating class. l would like fir st of all, to compliment you, the students for the part you played in making this the good year it has been. You have accepted your responsibilities, directed many of your own activities and co:-operated well. By' so doing you have proven your worth. This year the O.,D,,I-IOS., suffered growing pains. With the increased enrolment, new organizations and new activities appeared, and this in turn necessitated discarding others which had served their purpose in the smaller school., Our entryinto WO.S.S.A. opened a whole new field of sports with other schoolsg the Friday-Qnight get: togethers of the fall and winter were most successfulg the newly-formed school orche stra produced a Christmas Concert of high calibre. We feel that this year of reorganization to meet the requirements of a larger school has taught us much which can be applied to advantage in years to come. Although organizational changes have had to be made to meet the changing conditions, some elements are constant. One of the constant aims of education is the development of good citizens through the building up of character, personality and good work habits. As all growth depends on activity, there is no development either ply- sical or intellectual without effort, and effort means work.. Work is not a curse but rather the prerogative of intelligence, the means of satisfaction. Education is not merely memorization but is the exercise and development of the powers of the mind so that the individual may be better fitted to cope with life situations. The better the staff and students have done their job Qfor it is a dual re sponsibilityj the better prepared the student will be to face the conflicts of life.. And now a word to our graduates. There is no easy road to success but one thing is essential and nothing can take its place -2 a clear strong purpose. Formulate as early as possible your goal in life and strive towards its attai ent., s A

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ST UDENT OR GANIZA TIONS Pre sident Student Council .. Ronald Strilive Vice-President - Barry Woodyard Secretary T reasurer - Nan Nicholson - Marilyn Nodwell Form Repre sentatives IX-A Jim Kalbfleisch IX-B Margaret Young IX-C Ruth Lightle IX-D Rod Gemmill X-A Judy Davidson X-B Earl Fagin X-C Bob Gemmill Xl-A Jean Beeney XI-B Jim Greenis XII Bill Rohmer XIII Nan Scott Adviser Mr. M. Cline ll ll ll Girls' Athletic Association President 5 Nan Scott Secretary - Myrna Wakefield Treasurer - Nan Nicholson Curators Basketball - Helen Fleetham Volleyball - Rosilyn Sullivan Baseball - Edith de St. Aubyn Badminton - Evelyn Curtis Regresentatives IX - Barbara Kennedy X - Eleanor Marshall Organizer - Miss J. Goudie ll H H