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

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FACULTY Mr. M. H. Cline, B.A. fMcMasterj Principal Science Mr. D. Attridge, B.A. QWesternl Mathematics Miss J. Barclay, B.H,Sc. CTorontoD Home Ec. Miss A. Dorland, B.A. fQueens5 Latin Mr. W. Emigh, B.A. QTorontoQ English Mr. l. Fraser, B.,S.A. lToronto, O,,A.C,l Science Mr. F. Friesen, B.A. QQueensl Music Mr. C. Gibson. Industrial Arts and Crafts Shop Miss A. L. Harnilton, B.A. fU.B.C.j English Mr. J. Handy, B. A. fWesternJ Social Studies Mr. D. Hill, B. A. Uforontoj Science Miss C. Hurst, B. A. QMcMasterQ French, English Mr. K. Jackson, B. A. CTorontoJ Mathernatics Miss C. Kennan, B. A. fWesternl Engl.ish Miss M. Kidd, B. A. CToronto7 English Miss l. McDowell, B.A. QMcMasterl French, English Miss E. McPhedran. B. A. CTorontoj Home EC., Latin Mr. B. Meyer, B.A. QWesternj English, Mathematics Mr. A. Percy, B. A. fQueensj, M.,Ed. fAriz.j Vice-:Principal French Mr. A. Piper, B. A. QTorontol Commercial Mr. D. Riddle, Industrial Arts and Crafts Shop Mr. G. Sauer, B. A. CWest.ernj Commercial Mr. R. Seltzer, B. A. QWesternJ Guidance Counsellor English Mr. M. Shaw, B. A. fTorontoJ P.H.E. Miss J. Thompson P,,H,,E,, Mr. P. West, B. Sc. F fTorontoJ Science Mr. V. Yates, B. A. fWesternj History Mr. M. Young, B.S.A. fToronto, O,A.C.j Agriculture

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EDlT ORIAL Another school year has come to a close. More work, more play, more studymng and more results--all these have passed. Perhaps the older ones are just beginning to recognize the extreme. im- portance of education. lltls too bad that we canlt come to this conclusion much earlier in our lives. Nlaybe we work harder but there are always those who do and those who don't., This past year we have had many new iterns of ins terest in our fast growing school., There are new clubs and the more es:- tablished ones are still very actlve. A Chess Club was attempted to no avail and also a R,1i.,fle Club of whlch I know very little... Most important of all we have a newspaper whose editors have done a wonderful. job, llm sure we all will keep pushing the editors to make this paper an annual success. To Grad lX and X pupils, I only say they should all be learning to value knowledge and leadership and to build their academic capacity in preparatlon for Grade XIII., graduates must remember that a school is judged to a certain degree by its graduates. They must feel responsibility for creating a unified school which can only be obtained by having a mature student body---one that will participate in school affairs. In closing we of the editorial staff would like to ex- tend a most sincere thank you to our adviser, Mr. Percyg our photographer Mr. Clineg our typist and all those who have hel.ped in any way at all. to get this book togethero I would also like to extend my special thanks and appreciation to the other members of the editorial staff for their wonders- ful comoperation and willingness to spend extra tlrne with this yearls Red and Blue . Thank you all for your helpc Cathy Muzir