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

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The contestants from Orangevllle who compiled the most points were: Boys: Girlsx' Junior Ron Harper Pat Merltna Intermediate Dale Oliver Doris Harding, C, Stone Senior Cliff Coburn Mo I-Iardlng, M., Ledlow After all statistics had been tallied, it was found that Orange vine placed fifth wlth 108-al fz points and had no individuals championships., Mount Forest topped the list this year with 206 poi-nts. Never mind O.D. I-LS. K -1- There's another year coming and revenge is sweeto Perhaps the highlight of the meet was the tremendous enthus iasm aroused by the colourful teams of cheerleaders from the various schools, We wonder if it was the biting wind that tnsttllled that terrific eng ergy in them or if it really was the school spirit catching fire Tm sure it was the lattero Whatever it was, lt was well done, gtrlst Let us hope that next year's meet will be on a warmer day and we shall find out for sure. Last of all may l express our sincere thanks to the teachers who officiated at the meet, to our P. T., teachers who gave their time and effort to help us, and to those teachers who carried out the many 'behind the scenes' jobs so necessary to any successful track meet., Carol Rothmel lZB Joke Photographer: Please smile and watch the little birdee L Modern Youngsters Oh, drop that 'little birdee stuffl' Get out your light meter and make some tests, adjust your llighting properly and set your lens correctly so you wonlt ruin a sensitized platet

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL This year the Girls' Volley Ball teams played only one game which was held at Alliston and in which we turned out to be the winners. Since the entrance game to GWOSSA this year was held in the afternoon, our teams were unable to qualify. for we just could not make it. But we did make up for it in the lntermural games, which are played against various classes. The Junior winner was IOE and the Sen- ior llB. We were so good that the female members of the staff undertook to play against the girls' team., l must say that they put up a good fight, but were not quite strong enough to beat us, Everyone thoroughly enjoyed this exciting game, and vowed to play some other timeo The Junior team was made up of the following people: Ann Clarkson, Judy Moote, Linda Ritchie, Doris I-lardzng. Thelma Ktrknes Elsa Smith, Marg Wilson, Jean Watson, Brenda Sawyer and Gwen Ltttlel The Senior team consisted of: Marilyn Harding, Elaine Clayton, Laurene Teeter, Marilyn Maxwell, Astrida Benkitis, Carol Stone, Cheryl Fair, Sally Miller, Maureen Murphy and Lynn Raeburnu We would all like to thank Anne Marshall for coming with us to Referee our games. and also Miss Thompson for her wonderful help during the volleyball season, Astrtda Benkitlns IIA Bait This couple had been married just two weeks , and the husband was going through a batch of mail that had arrived that very morningo Honey, he asked casually, aren't these bills for the clothes you bought before we we re married? Yes darling, she replied, Youlre not upset about tt, are you? Well, the husband replied, Don lt. you think lt's un -l fair to ask a fish to pay for the bait he was caught with?