Gordon Dixon

Gordon Dixon
Yearbook portrait, 1953
Years in Thunder Bay	by 1953–at least 1954 (Lakehead yearbooks)
Occupation	Student

Gordon Dixon was a student in the Faculty Of Applied Science at Lakehead Technical Institute in 1953, from Fort William.

Lakehead Technical Institute, 1953

Year	School	Program	Role	Hometown	Clubs and teams	Source
1953	Lakehead Technical Institute	Faculty Of Applied Science	Student	Fort William	U.N.T.D., Hockey	p. 40

• Described in the yearbook: Gordon passed the U.N.T.D. selection board, previously worked in British Columbia, and plans to be an engineer for Alco.
• Named in the write-up "University Naval Training Division": Three Applied Science students joined the U.N.T.D. this year, undergoing drills at H.M.C.S. Griffon and traveling to Winnipeg for selection interviews. They are scheduled for summer training in Esquimalt, B.C., which includes an ocean cruise on a warship and specialized naval instruction.
• Groups named for this person in the volume: Hockey Team, University Naval Training Division, Applied Science.

Lakehead Technical Institute, 1954

Yearbook portrait, 1954

Year	School	Program	Role	Hometown	Clubs and teams	Source
1954	Lakehead Technical Institute	Applied Science	Student	Fort William	treasurer of the M.A.S., manager of the hockey team, member of the hockey team	p. 28

• Offices: treasurer of M.A.S.; manager of Hockey Team; Convenor of Hockey; Treasurer of Men's Athletic Society.
• Described in the yearbook: Gord is active in sports and student government and plans to attend the University of British Columbia for civil engineering.
• Named in the write-up "President's Message": The president reports high student participation in athletics, highlighting successful curling and hockey trips to Duluth and the establishment of an intramural basketball league. He acknowledges the work of various convenors and faculty advisors while looking forward to the 1954 season.
• Groups named for this person in the volume: L.T.I. Hockey Team, Men's Athletic Society, Hockey Team.