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

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lib 'ill-lE l flfl LETERARAY PRCJC3-RAM Un Frxldav altar-noon, February lo, Lhe senior students of O, D, I-LS, along with several, vlsnltors assembled :ln the gyrnnlasiurn to witness a very hurnorous lllerary n1eetl,ng sponsored hwy llA,, John Doran, ac1tl,n.g as master ol cerernonles introduced the progralrnrne and mlm singing of Ulflanada. Next the entire llA sang their opening song Wc're Here Because . The Girls'-' Gyrknnastlc :TEiE.l1'I1 under the direcftio'n of Miss Thorn-3 son 'lhen displayed some of their abilities all 'tum'bl.ing, To close this act Doris and Mgirllcyn Herdinlg, Astrilda. Benkltls and Cheryl Fair participated ln. ez Poloponnosla.n Da.n.ci'e,, Next who boys or HA acred out 'fThe Shooking oi Dan McGrexv 'fzvhlfll was rnoarratefcl by Gall Giles, Gord Greer ,acting as Lou won Lhe support of all for the superb l.ove.1rnaklng tactics of a, saloon girl which he ,irnperson,aIed, The scene ended in a, showdown between Dan, Uohn, Beanl amd Q16 51I'?iT1g9I' U-70:15 C91'3J1'lQ. 'llhere were about zhree shots and when the llglns cilelnme on. agjaln seven or eight men were lying dead on the floor with Lou frying ln vain xo bring the slre1,n,gge-r 'black to life., A skit starring Joanne Cla,n.cy as the princess, Linda Dowdall as lhe Queen, lj-arryc Dlsgon. as the prince, Roy Ferguson as the King, and lohn Deyarmond as the curtaln'l was next on the programmes. The King who was sex in his was derermicned that Ihe princess should never nr1ar'ry, When the prince corners along and asks him for his daughter, a itlglu sterols and the king is killed, Tlre Queen then dies of shock, The prince havlng seen what a. ver'r-llwle thing he has done swallows some poison, the prlnf rss enters and falls dead on the 'breast of her loved one., During 'll'l'1E3 skit the clu,rta,gln is c'on1lna,aellv felling to end different scenes and gem: ing up To start the nerr one.. Bonnie Beer displayed he-r singing talents by singing Nol Nol A l'hov.1s1n,d Now while flue actions were carried out hy Dianne Azlkens, Carolyn Cllowc-s, l..Ffnn.e Carnpbel.l., Continuing along the line of mmslc Dump CQlh:5a,m.p and flohn l3e'ya.rrnond tried their best to irniltate zhe record Frm lhinlclng 'l onighm of my Blue Eycsl' which was being played behind their cnrmaln . 'Thff rnein fc:amur'ef o1 lhe? rneet:ln.g was the play enmllgcled 'Wen Per Cent cl'ornrn5, '. Actors were .hflliflfl Glassford as Nlother, John Doran as Tornrnyp, Helen l3ry.a,n as Bury, Tlialrna Kiirkness as Mary, Nancy Dods

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Z8 as Gertrude, Jackie I-lughson as Louise, Don Cullen as Wally, Tom Crozier as Leon, Paul Dermott as Bill, John Deyarmond as Bert, Sharon Cain as the maid, Bob Brooks as Jim, and Mary Groen as Angie. It opens with Mary concentrating on her studies and the phone ringing continually, finally mother comes in to answer it after getting no response from Mary., Tommy enters and makes it clear he is not taking any girl namely Ger- trude Can unseen beautyl to a party., When she arrives on the Cspot he quickly Changes his mind, When several other boys drop by with ,Candies for her, Tommy says she doesn't like candies and sends them away to buy flowers, , Meanwhile it is learned that he had made a date with Angie to go to the party, When the boys return and Angie arrives, he gives the girls the other boysl candies and leaves for the party with both girls., The boys meanwhile, are left to go to the party alone, Doug Champ fleeing from the viper all afternoon was finally overtaken by the window Cleaner -1- Kent' Graham, A A sing song and God Save the Queen ended another thrilling literary meeting, l' am sure the members of the entire llA wish to express their sincere thanks to Miss Dorland for her extra work during the past few weeks in order to allow them to put on this programme for us., Bruce Kidd llB TI-IE TWIST The twist. is a dance of this generation, Wow! is it ever sweeping the nation! A fellow with Chubby for his first name Started it all and is now gone tio fame. The explanation of this dance is a howl: 'You move as if drying yourself with a towel., This dance is really a lot of fung Everyone's doing it! Everyone! I Thelma Kirkne ss llA