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

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After going through the Archives and the War Museurn we saw the mint. and found it quite educationalo After tourrxlng part, of Hull we headed back toward Wehbls Motel, dropping off all those who still wished to see the National Art Gallery., Friday evening cornmenced sim.tla'rl fashion the pre:- Vious evening except that Miss McPhedran took the night watch., Some went bowling? to the movies, or dancing at. the Chateau l..au?rie:r'., At ll:3O the bus picked us up downtown if we so wished., The following morning we were up wnyth the sun ?:I3O to be exact, leaving Ottawa behind ati 9300 olclock, On our way home we stopped at Cr'ysler's Farm monumento Although we diid stop at Upper Canada Village, it was stzlll closed to inspection tours so we left for lfroquois where we watched a European lzner pass through the locks of the 510 Lawrence seaway., We stopped for a piitcnitc lunch around noon and we had a slight delay at Belleville when one of the buses had a flat ttnreo However' by nine o'clock a tired but happy group stunnbled from the huseso Our trip was over, hut. we had been in Ottawa! ennzee Poortztn ga l Z Joke Traffic Cop stoppxng motorist 'lMlst.er your wife fell out of the car three blocks back., Motorist: Laugh nowu Thank goodness, fl thought, I had gone stone deaf., B

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FIELD DAY FOR O.,D. H.S., On September 27, 1961, the students of O,D, H.S,, met once again for their annual field day at the Orangeville fair grounds, The weather was clear and sparkling, with the crispy quality of an autumn day By ten o'c1ock the first events were under way, As the eager competitors battled and strived for points and ribbons, the less eager but interested students found a comfortable seat in the Grandstand. From this position the different events could be viewed at a safe distance, Aside from the main events the crowd was constantly amused by one lone horse racer, Looking around I was interested greatly to see all the happy no school to day 1ooks on every face, including the teachers who had all been put in charge of the various events., Mr. Cline was on the rampage with his cam- era ..0.. a full time job. Cf course Mr., Seltzer made a good job of making himself heard above the shouts, cheers, boos and transistor radios., As you may have guessed he was the mike operator., I'm sure every one Q noticed the Big Four who were in charge of the races., Yes, Mr, Yates, Mr. Attridge, Mr. Sauer and little Keith sure made a good job of watching that red line. By late afternoon it seemed as if everyone was wearing a ribbon of some colour. However, only the following people managed to score enough points for a championship., Individual champilons for the girls division were: Juniorz- Marlene Aikens 18 points Pat Merlrina 15 Intermediate: - Carol Stone Z2 points Doris Harding 19 Seniorsz- Marlyn, Harding 19 points Laureen Teeter 13 Individual cha-rnpdons for the boys division were Juniors- Ron Harper 2.6 points Robert Grime 17-:IXZ Intermediate:- Morley Watson Z6 points Dale Oliver 22 Seniors- Clifford Coburn Z5 points Bill Beer 15