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

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INTER SCHOOL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP This school year, l96l-f6Z, has been a busy one for the LS, C, F, group., We began our year with a huge wiener roast, We were surprised but never-,thesless happy to discover we, were feeding 921 High School Studentso From that time our ac tivities have been numerous and varied, In the fall, we had a rally, party, and twelve members from our club attended a party in Alliston given by the IQ, S, C, F, Club at Banting Nlemorial High School., At Christmas time the club was responsible for the assembly held in the gymnasiumg also LS, C, F, members, on the last day of school for the year, went caroltng to the hospital, nursing homes, and shut-ins of the town, With spring came more activity wa- two more parties, one to welcome all grade eight students to O,,D,H,S, , elections, a delegate to the Post-Urbana Convention in Toronto, and so goes the year., These however, are extras in the C, FL, curriculum Our main activity is the Friday noon rneeting, Each Friday from, lLZ.32O to 1:00 P,M, our rnembers, both students and staff, meet for Bible studies, films, slides, discussions, singing, garnes or guest speakersu Our pur- pose, as LS, C, F, motto states. is To Know Christ and To Make Known, to reveal Christ as man and Saviour, lWe wish to show others that Christianity isn't a negative You canlt do this and you mustnlt do that religion but a joyous happy life of deep and abiding peace and strength Knowing Christ as a personal, livtng Friend and Lord dispels fear, uncerm tainty , and depression and we who can testify to this fact want to witness to others because students in High School know discouragernent and rests lessness well and want a firm basis on which to build their future lite., This is LS, C, F, ts prayer Q that others may learn to ask for and receive this new life. Our year has been a successful one, As it draws to a close, we would like to thank all those who gave us their support, Mr, Cline, Mr, Percy, Mr, Handy, our staff repo, and Mr, Friesen as well as many people who gave bother their time and courage, As l write this, exams are fast approaching, then come holidays., I wish you all success and happiness now and in the coming year, Cod be with each of your, Barb Worthington, 1, .BB Pres, of l, S, C, F, l9bi.nl962o

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T HE S CHOOL NEWS PAPER The first issue of the Pen our school newspaper, was completed in March of 19620 The major part of the work was done by students who were aided by several teachers in an advisory capacity, and by Mr. Cline who has been our printerc The newspaper staff has attempted to have an issue printed each month, reporting all the major events that occurred during the month within the school., The paper was named by Dave Culham, a Grade l3 Student, and he received a prize for his effortso The record of achievement of the newspaper and the people associated with it, has not been a long oneg however, it has been impressu- ive and has helped contribute a great. deal to orgamtzinyg all the events in the school. The Pen is a part of the movement to attempt to instill, greater school spirit by placing more stress on student participation, and student actions. The idea has succeeded at least initially and it is hoped that the Pen may continue next year as a part of each monthfs actlvitieso The members of the newspaper staff were: Don MCN eil Editor Marg C-abel Assistant Editor Marg Finnerty Girls Sports Vince Judge Boys Sports Wayne McKelvey General. Robin Still Humour Cheryl Turner Art. Don McNeill, lt3A Joke: As the pedestrian stepped off the curb, a Stn Bernard dog knocked him down., Before he had a chance to get up, a tiny foreign sports car ran over hmmt A passerby rushed to help him up and anxiously asked if he had been hurt. l dldnlt mind being grounded by the dog the man ana swered, but that tin can tied to his tail nearly killed mefo