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

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04 MABEL Mabel was a lady-mf Or so she tried to bew- But when she ca,me to dinner She always spilled her tea. Her language was disgracefulg Her manners werenlt much betterg Poor Mable couldnlt make a cake Or even knit a sweater. Alas for poor old Mabel! She is a social flop. ltls people like poor Mabel Who never reach the top. LIFE REFLECTIONS Life is like a mirror Reflecting all you dog lf you face it smiling lt smiles right back at you. Or you may look at it sadly With a frown upon your face.. And you will be treated badly By the whole worl.d's human race. Sometimes you may have worry That childhood, too long, will last, But through it you must not hurry For life goes all too fast.. So work your very hardest And do the best you canl That life may be worth living, Fol.l.owi,ng Godls plana Lynda Kennedy 9B Jim Cole 9B

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A Cl-lR,I,S'TMAES FAIRY TALE The Old Anglxcan Church on West Maple Avenue stood dark and still., The snow fell softly around 11, but no candles :llunmnated its immense windows., However, down in a corner behind the organ one little light did shine, for at just so happened that fnve square .inches of thxs edifice belonged to a small church mouse. narned Frederxck.. Now Freder s ick lay on the little bed .insrde the mouse hole, Try1ng to read by the light of a very small candle-0 This reading was done, for the most part. to keep I-'reds erickls mind off the fact that .xt was Christmas Nighty and stzll no one had given him a present, Of course Fredermck did not belleve an Santa Claus, he was an educated mouse., He had read all the books tn the Nlmnister s big bookcase, and every educated mouse knows that there gs no Santa Claus. Finally Frederick dozed off to sleep. and all nzght dreamed of the presents he would like to gets All nlght he had 'JTSIOTES of giftg-wrapped cheese, and ciandmed breadcrumbs, and all sorts of other delf icacies that a mouse mznght drearn about on Christmas Eveo Frederick awoke next mornings and rememberuzng it was Christmas, sat strarght up 1.l'l bedo Then he also remembered tha1 he had no presents, and a tear trlckled down hers cheek., He glanced over at hns evergreen twig and, lo and behold? there was the largest pmece of Lfmburger cheese Frederick had every seen in hxs lifes Buthow did Il get there 3 Frederick wondered, Then suddenly he had an .ll'lSplI'8.l1Ol l., .lt must have been his Fairy Godmotherg, Yes, that was the answert His Fatrv GOdl'T1OT.l1E?T had given him a presento So, he saidt df still donft have to belteve an Santa Claus . After all, Frederick was an educated mouseo Stephen Fielder QB Definition fm An optimist ,is a person who thinks he can break up a traffic? jam by blosrng has hornu 105