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

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K W INVASION OF OTTAWA BY GRADE TWELVE 1,21 311 , '-Q. :ah 1 'x T 'X 1 h .12 Just strolling along, - Hog's Back Rapids-Ottawa Waiting outside the MINT y , xg, ,Q I 1 , i YQ x' T. YN W if 'Mew f Q ' ' 71732 ' 24 I l l VL -- I E I L. Miss McPhedran and BOTH Bus Drivers Outside the War Museum I, ,, fn 4 - - H , ,qmefjlw , ., f .- K ,',..,32g.Q W 5 'Q Q r f if if Y K S115 . - ' A A .4 1 I 5 it 0 O if ' T it 11 ' 7 , M 1 A V5 . ' s ' ,T Q Y ny 'lx J sw ' , ' ., 'fgmag W I I u., N, I ilk' Av V 1, '. T 'iff '59 - T ' inf ' . nit- - ' - il- T I 14 KMYWQ- '-' .aff .' f AJ 'iff' .th ' , V Q Q I PTY: ' 'FW 'N , uv uv V Ian, ww' Huh t nah.: 5 ,.5, t v N I at 2 'xffhmsu me.-..,,.-M .-gmt., ., J- 9 , View from the Peace Tower Brief Stop While they repair a flat tire X all! All ' fi had ,. 1 N J!! K 1 f ha-, A 'F'-SFU'-3? sw .XXL W s .. 'm,.f9 V P ' N. K rw -J-' -- ,.. .1 N A f ,' 32f,-,gtjkysagi el ,f'?'?gfl..',- , ,tix 1 -, f P f'-wf-V-2 X. 'ifxfv-W -'M' ' , g . it if-fy -Haan? -- ,, 5.5, ' 'iilf fma ', i f Q Q1 V 4 -1 . .,-My-:,..,r,-f3,1,w W 5,, ,, 4 r-gg-,L :stiff-i. ,xg W H V, , V , ,J fa Chrys1er's Monument with added attraction Locks on the Rideau Canal. 1 I

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COURTESY WEEK Now here we are at the end of Courtesy Week and the boys have been performing their normal habitual duties, like carrying the girls' books, disposing of their garbage, opening doors, remaining standing unl- til all the girls are seated, taking up our trays and dirty dishest tThese are only a few services they performedl, Although this week passed all too quickly, we can look back and muse over these two weeks and also look forward with eagerness to next year's Twirp and Courtesy Weeks , 6 AN ACCOUNT CF TI-IE 'YEARUS DANCES and the CHRISLTMAS DANCE Throughout this past school year there were regular dances each Friday night., The place of recreation was variated so that not just one group would be responsible for the planning and cleaning up every week., The locale was .rotated from St. Markls An,gl.ican. Church to 'Wes-2 minster United Church to the High Schoolo The Christmas Dance is always a special aff'a.ir held at the High School each year, This year it opened with the singing of Christ-D mas carols led by a few Grade XIII students. Then as a novelty each class, previously having drawn for forms, exchanged their gifts under the watch:- ful eye of Santa Claus Ulm lvlclvlullinj., About nine olclock our disc jockey Bill McCutcheon from Brampton arrived and we swung into dancing., Mr. Emight and Jean lvlerlina kept the party rolling with their display of the twist. Even the disc jockey got into the act. Orangeville surely welcomed in the Christmas season and with the right spirit too as the proceeds were donated to the UNICEF fund to cornplette the gift of the Christmas Card money. Kathy Coates ll C .V

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TO OTTAWA I It was hard to describe our feelings that Thursday morns ing of May the tenth, l962.., Our at.t:i.tude was one of light hearted gaietyem Ottawa here we come! The weather was warm and pleasant and what was better still, Mr. Cline had been bribed out of morning clas ses wlftih the result that take off time was now 9330 instead of the customary noon. At Peterborough, our first actual stop outside of refreshs ment. hold-ups, we viewed the Trent canal liftlockst getting a very aceurs ate picture of the locks due to the fact that they lacked water, Our first lunch stop was just outside of Peterborough where we were treated to free drinks. By 5:00 PQMC, we were in Ottawa, getting acquainted with our accommodations for the night at Webbls Motels This was when we found out that six suitcases were missing. However, wonders do happen and by eleven'-thirty that same eyenmg our luggage arrayed by arr at Ottawa airport., As a result six girls were very grateful to Mrc, lvlclvlurtrle Mr. Cline and the two bus drivers for their troubles. The first evening, as had been predicted, was spent in gaiety. Many of us found our way downtown by ourselveso Others were more lucky and were escorted rflght. to various movie houses, by friendly Ottawans who apparently understood th.at we. were from out of town . Officially bedtime was limited to 1,300 Ao Mo and officially everyone obeyed these rules just so Mro Cline would still get his five hours sleepc Next morning bright and early, we left by bus to tour our National Capital. The guided tour through the Parliament Buildmgs was exceptionally interesting. The sculpturing and carvings in marble were very fascinating. The House of Commons and the Senate Charnber not form getting the library, were also extremely lmpresslye. Although we did not have the satisfactzion of seeing Mrt Diefenbaker or Mro Rowe, we dtd get our chance to see the Mountieso At noon we had dinner in the cafeteria ofthe Chateau Laurier and by one olclock we resugrned our tour of Ottawa passing the stately eme- bassies and the man sion of Mrt Diefenbaker. However, we only partly toured the residentlal grounds of Governor General Vanier since we were shown the back gate by a mountle due to the fact that we had no special perm mit from the Governor General hgtmselfu Czonttd.,