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

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POETRY One day I had an apple, 'Twas tasty as could be But when l, took a bite of it A voice squeaked out at me-M Oh please don't eat me sir -3 my goodness was I surprised! To see a litt.l,e talking worm., before my very eyes., lflm. wormzing my way to Hollyworm To make a living there For there the worms all live with ease Without a single care. So, if you please. donlt eat me. As llll never hit the top And a bright career, thatls meant to be, Will come to a dead end stop. Pat lVlarti,n and Barb McBride l OA SADIE HAWKTNS When a girl begzns to smile at a guy, And a peculiar look comes to her eyeg Thatzls the sign for the boy to run, Or he'll get hooked fore day is done. The time has come, itls the girls big chance To invite their beaux to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. David R. W. King IOA There was a young hare from old Rome, He was troubled with snow in his home. I-le called in a plumber, Who said Get me lumber , And then plugged the hole up with foam. Brenda Still l OA

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20 T HE S EAS ONS Spring! This is the birth of a year, When buds burst forth and bring you cheerg And snow flakes melt and wash away, To bring the flowers that bloom in May. Summer! We have the holiday season, When people go places without any reasong The time of year when the sun is hot, With nice cool drinks that hit the spot. Autumn! What a picturesque time, With leaves of every colour and kind! This is one sad time of the year Leafless trees make the land look drear. Winterls the cold time of year, With winds that freeze and bit at the ear, When a nice warm fire is a welcome sight, While the cold winter winds blow on in the night. The Don Brown 1, OE TWIRP WEEK happy time around this school Is not at Easter or at Yule But is a week that students call Twi rp weekg its fung come one come all, Throughout this week the people dress ln funny costumes. What a mess! The And The The The Are girls wear ribbons in their hair sit on tacks put on their chairs. boys do nothing! It's a factg girls do all and brains are racked. clothes they wear, of brilliant hues such that no one else would use. Teachers try to be good sportsg And seldom are they out of sorts. Diane Johnston l0E