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

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AN APPRECIATION The staff and students wish to express their sincere appreciation to all those who have, in any way helped durln the sch l ., . 3 , J, g 1 year with the many various acti,xri.ties of the school. We are indeed grate ful for the interest you have taken in us and in our endeavours. l. The donors of our proficiency awards, public speaking trophies and athletic trophies and awards. Z. For assisting at Commencementt Mr, J., B. Dods - Chairman, District Board Rev., Coyle -2 Speaker, Nov. 15 Mrs. E, Kearns -4 presentation of prizes and awards Revo J, F. Nute Q Chairman, Nov., l7 York University B Speaker, Nov. lj? 3. Judges of Oratorical Contest Seniors Q Optlm.?.st Club Q Brampton .Tuniors lm Mr, G. Bryan Mr., R, J. Hobbs Mrs, Cr. Huston 4. The Rotary Club for sponsoring the Adventure in Citizen- ship and the exchange programme with Emporium, 5, Mr, and Mrs. Fendley for their kindness in supplying flowers at our school functions., Kindness is like the sun. Everywhere the kind man goesy he brings into being priceless things, at--,golden sympathies, radiant faces, flowing and grateful heartso Cordon Q

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6:75 W fr 1 Linda Taylor Literary inf l qui' WQWJ 4 Carol Chamberlin Art Marilyn Harding Girls' Sports f V J Fred Temple Boys' Sports fi ,,f'. x17 Ll, K Linda Patterson C th ' - M ' a erlnp ulr Special Events Editor-in-Chief. THE EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE RED and BLUE l96l'62 , 8,5 IX Mr. M. Cline Mr. A. Percy photography Staff Advisor Q.: 'X I I XF YTQ -,,f'! X Barbara Worthington Poetry ikh :NAM Gb 51 Lynette Patterson Special 15? if -114' Nancy Dods Wit L Humour il A 4 .- . 1 , 'Q 1 hiv .QQ ,ffkx , I , . . Q . - AL u-1 ' H Brian Phrshall Arrangements

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IVIRS M KEARNS I-IONO URI-DD We wzsh to extend conlgratulamons to Nlrsl G, Kearns. head of the management committee of the Djstrlzct I-lzgh School Board here who, this year, is Cba1z,'lman of the Ontario School Trusteest Counczlo Her duties which take ber to all parts of Ontario, are many and varzed from bringing greetings to Conventlons to addressing gatherings can both English and Frencph,, Below is a concgse expl.anatot y account of the Counctlo Ontario School Trustees' Counctl is the best known but least understood o'rgan1.zat:,on tn educatlonal cxrclesl lt is a federation of seven Provinclial Trustee Assoclahons, each of whzcb has a pafrtlcular tntere-sto The council ts made up of seventeen delegates from the seven Assocwatzons and attempts to cos-ordlnate the tnterests of the Associatzonsu Almost Wyth- out exception the delegates to Council are experienced trustees, lr: 3964 there will be rnore than 2500 Boards latf1l1.ated with Councial, representzng over 85970 of total student enrolment ln the elernentary and secondary schools The council has a permanent offzlce with smx full tzme employees whose se ryl ces are avallable to all Esoarldso lt contrfgbutes to The progrananae content of many conventions., mecatscngs and conferencesg tt assists school boards in salary dlsputes, and Lt helps individual boards ID adnmnastratlve. salary and personnel problemso A brief ,ts presented yearly to the Prlime Min.jster of Ontarmo and his Cabinet based on 'recommendatlons from School Boards across the Province., The basic purpose of the Councll as to lmprove the standard of education mn Ontario by CO'-'OT'd.IIl8xElT'2g the work of trustees and by promotftng trustee educationt Edna Kearns Chalrrnan. Ol Sn To C.