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

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Helen Nlackenzie, ourSCott1sh lass, Will not let any opportunity pass To gain success in the busmess world And meet all challenges that are hurledu Lois Maltby, our little blonde, Of which we all are very fond, Will make her fame, as is our guess. To you, the very best success. Dianne Nodwell, .left you get the gist In typing will surely head the liste. Her winning smile will gain her favour, And for success she wtll endeavour. A good stenographer is our Ruth Smith And her achievements are sure no myth. A Charnplon speller she has proven No jobs for this reason will she be lostnl, Joyce Taylor, our shorthand genlus Can type just as well and llm most serious A rosy future is bound to be Offered to Joyce, who ls qutte worthy. Darlene Tiffin can write her name And in that way Could gain her fame At Penrnanship she is the best And as a Bookkeeper? E-lie passed the test! Elizabeth Walker from day to day At her typewriter will earn her pay. A quiet conscvlentnous planner, Shelll fill the bill ln every nqanner., Shirley Ward, a Typlst of great fame, With her good work will gain acclatm Shels really tops from what we saw And Qin case of troubley she knows her Law!! Douglas Watt, who alone does stand Deserves L as a Lawyer APV, a great bmg hand. Alone I. said, and alone l mean! 'f A r vv W He s the only ln our seventeen. U Contsdo 4

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42 COMMERCI,AL CLASS PROPHECY Another term ls nearly through While we, the class of lofi Look toward the future near Of these, the pupils of this year., Of the Everson clan, We have Joan Who is our champion, bar none., A Bookkeeper good we say of her And also an excellent stenographer., Marlene Ferns from Grand Valley came, To join the class and earn her fame ln Commercial tand part 13 toola We hope success right through! Debbie Fielder is our home town gtrl Who mastered Shorthand in a whirl, A worthy proxy whale Joyce was ill. Crood competition she remains still! Elinor Forernan, from Grand Valley, too, Enlightened the halls of the Red and Blue To gain her Commercial Certificate And then for the busmess world, head straight. Ritchie Goepplnger. our filing star, Advanced from Junior, is right up to par. A good file clerk is her main aim And by her record, shefll gatn her fame. Donna Graham from lvlarsvllle 15, A very pert and pretty miss., Who'll wln the praise of any boss. Her employer's gain is our great loss., Nlildred Greenaway tour llttle comedianl In quips and looks, shelll take no beatinl ln Math, shels up with the best of them, Providing she gets a fuller pen! Sheila Hogan.. youlve heard of her, A Typewriter really can make purr, And in her job, without. trepidatlon Shelll take the place of aut.omat.1,on,. contld

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44 As we, the class of U62 Leave these halls of the Red and Blue Our best wishes now will be To our followers, the class of 963. 9: ff' :lf 191: COMMERCl',AL POSITIGNS Students of the commercial courses had accepted positions as follows up to the time of going to press tlMay 252: Shirley Aikins Frank Dodds Joan Everson Debbie Fielder Dufferin Area I-lospttal, Orangevllle Dorn.i,n1on,Store, Orangevllle Rogers Automotlve. Orangevllle Household Ftmnance Corporatzonl Orangeville lvlarion Greenshields Canadian lrnpertal Bank of Comrnerce, Olville Sheila Hogan Marlene Hughes Pat McKinl,ey Bill Murray Sharon Rose Nash Ruth Smith Joyce Taylor Darlene Tiffin Starr Real Estate Co., , Ltdo Q, Orangevtlle Northern Electric Cot, T, Ltd., , Brampton Tor'onto'2Don'1lnigon Bank, Brampton Beaver Lumber Company, Guelph, Tor'ontomDorninion Bank. Newmarket lvlerchants Supply Co., , Ltdt, Orangeville Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Toronto Rogers Autlornotive, Orangevftltle