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

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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

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Lindsgy Jelly: nLynU is nowhere more at home than when seated at the school's Grand piano, unless it is at the console of an organ. Besides playing for the school musical programmes, Lyn did a fine job conducting the Junior Glee Club to success at Com encement. Needless to say, he plans a.mnsical careers Gordon Marshall: Gordon represents the silent type, believing the adage USilence is Goldenm. If there is a shortecut to doing anything, he will ferret it out. This must c me from being a Uwhizn at mathso Gordon was this year's star centre on the football squad. As to future Gord figures he'd like to experiment with agrice ulture for awhile to see if they suit each other, Maurice McKee: Maurice has been able to keep the morale of fifth form high with his comical antics and imperson- ations. Before deciding on his lifes work Maurice has decided to see the West. Ggyle McNeill: Through her participation in school plays, Gayle has become known for her dramatic abilityo She also won the Junior Oratorical Cup. Gayle is considering a nursing career. Lois Meek: Lois hails from Orillia and is a newbcomer to our school. In the fall, she plans to teach public school and we're sure her pupils will appreciate her pleasant and friendly manner.