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

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Easter - Grade 1,0 King, David 85 Gallagher, Don I Kee, Barbara 'J Johnston, Gladys Statten, William Hogg, David H Turner, Paul J Brown, Joy Q Goeppinger, Pattyl Still, Brenda Reed, Carol Grade 1 Lindsey, Faye Q 83 Ramsay, Peter I Yates, Peter Q Turner, John. 82 Gordon, John 81 Christmas MCDevitt, Sheryl 7607 Easter Cunningham, Bar ry Grass ll Mottart, Carollee 82 lVlcDevi1:t, Sheryl 79 Christnuas Dods , Nancy Ra eburn, Lynn Grade Stoutley, Richard 83.1 Easter g Stubbs l, Sylvia Statten, Joe Grade 127 Stoutley, Richard 81 Dawson, Pam Stubbs, Sylvia Commercial Hogg, Pat 79 1-Cihgristrnais Everson, Joan 85 Ferns, lvlarlene 77 In Easter McKivnl ey, Pat Tiffin, Darlene Comrner cial Everson, Joan 89 Smith, Ruth 78 Tiffin, Darlene Nodwell , Dianne Chrisntmas Yates, Brian 84 East? ,M Grade Gallagher Eleanor Grade 1-83 B raithwaite, Chris 78 Gallagher , Eleanor

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O. D. H0 S, -- JUNIOR COMMENCEMENT Our Junior Commencement was held on Wednesday, Nov- ember l5th at 2:00 p.m, For the first year at our school the commence- ment exercises had to be divided for, whith an enrolment of nearly seven hundred, the number of awards and certificates to be presented increased greatly, resulting in a larger number of parents and friends attendingt The division was more than justified since at both events the auditorium was filled to capacity, Shortly after 2:00 p.m, the curtain parted to reveal a stage decorated with flowers and on the stage the guest speaker and the teachers taking part, After the singing of O Canada Mr, Cline, our principal, acting as chairman gave in his opening remarks the reason for the change in procedure, Mr., Friesen then conducted the orchestra in several sel- ections which were enjoyed by everyone judging from the applause receiv- edo A bit of variety was introduced when Lynn Rae-burn and Bill Donald- son tpiano and cello respectivelyj played a duet which was received en- thusiastically by the audience, For the presentation of prizes and awards, Miss Keenan read the names and Miss Hurst presented the prizes to those deserving students who, by that extra effort, had managed to prove their profic- iency in one particular field. Our guest speaker for the afternoon was the Rev. J, L. Coyle who was introduced by Mr, West, Although Mrs Coyle s most in- teresting speech was directed primarily to the students, it held a message for parents as well, I-Ie reminded all that we must hold fast to a principle of faith as a firm basis for success in life. Our sincere appreciation was expressed to him by Mr., Shaw, Once again Mr, Friesen led the orchestra, Cheryl Turner played a tune on the cello while Marilyn Stubbs accompanied her on the - piano. The highlight of our Junior Commencement was the pres- entation of the Intermediate Certificates by Miss Dorland assisted by Mr, Fraser. These were received by the students who had successfully com-