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

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The show was made complete when Carol Chamberlin, on behalf of the Grade XII girls, gave Miss McPhedran a dozen red roses for her patience and understanding during the three years we have taken Home Econ-0 omics., To end the programme all the girls paraded down the ramp in their finery to the music of Easter Parade., We wish to thank Miss McPhedran and Miss Barclay of the Home Economics Department who spent so much time making the fashzon show a success. We would also lnke to thank Miss Thomson for her dance routines? Mr. Gibson for building the ramp, Mru Young for supplying the flowers, Miss Dorland for playing the piano, Mro Friesen for the orchestra, and Mr., Cline for printing the prograrnmes. Syl,-may Stubbs 12.15 Do not look for wrong and evil-M You will find thern if you dog As you measure for your neighbor He will measure back to youo Look for goodness, look for gladnessmm You will meet them all the whileg If you bring a smiling Visage To the glass, you meet a smilie. Carey, That load becomes light which is ch,eer'f'ully borneo Ovid

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CADET lNSPECT ION Wednesday., May 16, 1962 was one of those hot s'1ckv days just made for a dlp .tan the lake, but tnstead, at was school as usual with cadet inspection in the evening thrown ir. for good rneasurf, Fortuna' ely the inspection, was slated for seven olclock so at least the sun would r.o'i be so intense, Shortly before seven the rnernhers of tlfe OK, D., HOSE Cadet Corps marched to the parade ground dtrectly un front of the school and by zero hour all was in readiness with an excellent audtenre of proud parents and interested resirdentso The stretcher bearers Carrzed off two who dropped to the ground Q vt ctlrns of the heat waver The sound of clangrng swords and jznglpng medals announced the arrival of the ,tnspectlng officer and h.s retznue andthe O C., gave the general salute which started the two hour programme When the Corps had been inspected. the cadet band. undf the direction of Mr. Frlesen, played whsle the dtsplays were getrng under Way., The audience viewed .ln turn proficiency with the rifle bren gun girls' P.T. first aid and .range procedureo Those pre-sent could follow the proceedings intelligently because of the Commentary over the loud speaker by Captain ,Seltzer. ln his remarks., the mnspecttng offtfer pratsed the corps for the work that had gone into puttlng on such a progranime saymng that such precision, does not come about without Intensive worko After inspection was over the fadets and officers en joyed donuts and cakes in the caffeteriaf, It should like to thank Mrf, fates, Mr.. Seltzer Mrc Hall Mr. Young and Mr, Attridge for thetr help ,tn puttznglcn the dzsplaysu The offtcers ofthe cadet corps are as follows' OOCQ C!'l..'lf, Colo Cr6'ndTOt' lf, Unit 2 llc Cllvlagor Stoutley, R0 A Coy. Crndr., Cllvlaizor Woods, D., B Coy., Cmdra Clflvlappor Yates P., A Coy. 2 ifc CfCapt., Derrnott. PM B Coy 2 ifc C,'Capt, Greer. Gt. cont d,.