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

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Don Ferguson: Don, grade 13's musical fiend excelling in entertainment whether it be vocal, accordian or piano, was always willing and able to give of his talent to the school functions. Don was also a valued member of the rugby teamu WFergien is undecided for next year. Bernadette Garvqy: Bernie, one of fifth formFs top students, last year won the Grade XII scholarship. In 1952, she was sent by the Rotary Club to represent O.H.S. at Ottawa. Her literary ability has been well displayed by her contributions to the Red and Blue. This year she competed in the Senior Oratorical Contest. She is also active in track and field. Bernie plans to enter the medical field. Irwin Hendersonz' Irwin, a Grand Valley import to our school last fall, is a member of the school glee club. He intends to become a banker. Joan Henderson: Joan has contributed to many school choruses in the past years. This year she helped direct the play for the Grade Twelve and Thirteen Literary Meeting. With Joanfs pleasing personality we are sure she will succeed in her vocation of nursing. Evelyn Hildred: Evelyn's high school days have been highlighted by her participation in sports. In the sum er of 1952, she represented the school at the Ontario Athletic Training Camp and returned in the fall to win the Senior Girl's Trophy at the Dufferin Field Meet. Evelyn was also an active member in the Bugle Band where she played the bass drum. She plans a nursing career.

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-1 Jack Morrison: Small, wiry Jack is our super gymnast and pole vaulter as well as.flying half-back for the rugby team. His agility will indeed be missed when he goes to Western for an honours course in history. Phyllis Mounter: Phyllis is a cheerful and helpful companion to all. During the past years she has given her time freely to the Bugle Band. In l9h9, she rec- eived an award for Grade IX proficiency. Phyl has also contributed to many commencements and Lit meetings. In the fall she will begin her nursing career in Guelph General Hospital. Neil Pattullo: The rugby team will certainly lose weight when Neil leaves to work for a living. Neil was sergeant in the Cadet Corps last year. George Phillips: Though one of our stars in sports, Geor e also assists in the glee club. we won?t mention S his personal social life which he doesn't neglect either. George plans to attend O.A.C. in the fall. Jim Reid: Jim's departure in September for Toronto for an Industrial Arts Course will leave a hardmte-fill gap in many school activities for, among his other accompl- ishments, Jim played a leading role in at least 6 plays, and was C.O. of the cadet corps in 1952. X K