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28. BILL G!LLEQ - &plember 1972 - De- cember 1981
Bill"s fondest recollections centre around the Musicals that became a tra- dition at Collin8wood Colle8iate. Ori8- inally. the staff collaborated in ..homespun.. musicals and eventually 8raduated to Broadway-style events. 5ill enjoyed playin8 a role personally in these activities. Another thin8 that Bill recalls is havin8 to deal with recurrin8 ftre alarms.
Bill left Collin8wood Colle8iate in 1982 tobecomeaPrincipalinOrillia Here- tired in 1987 and spends his Lime be- tweenhishomesinHuntsvilleandFlorida.
29. JOHN f fQEUDEMAN - January 1982 - December 1983
John's earliest recollections as a youn8 teacher at C.C.L in 1962 include a vivid memory of the abject awe and
1972-
1993
handled the coachin8 for all the school
teams movin8 fromfootball to basketball Bot. Lt Mr. Giller receives a portrait
fear that surrounded "Ma Clarke" - this
extended not only to the students but
also the staff. Teachin8 conditions were
also a litlle different John's ftrst Lime-
table had a 36 minute spare on Thurs-
days provided that no one was absent
from school. Also that year he had 364 to the relum ofmany others for the 135th pupil contacts. Three or four teachers Reunion in May.
to track and field. The small staff was very close and not only worked hard but also played hard There were some memorable boat launchin8S and parties at..theshore...
John describes the staffat the school as bein8 dedicated. In his career as teacher. department head. vice-principal and principal. he was fortunate to have the full support of all the people that he worked with. Many ofthe people who
at a staff function. Mr. Giller was trans- ferred to Orillia District Colle8iate. Bol. Mid. Mr. Giller. Top Ll. Mr. Freudeman. Top Rt. Mr. Moore. Mid. LL. Mr. Giller. Mr.LillowandMr.Minardi.Mid RtMr. T. Moore
sal in Business Practice. Accountin8. Business Or8anization of Business Fi- nance have remained in the area and John has been able to see themon a re8ular basis either in the community or in a pro- fessional capacity. He is lookin8 forward