Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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BEN BUDGEON: Winner of the Carralt Cane and of the Widdrington Award. ALEX KONDUROS: Winner of lhe Wirirlrington Award and of lhe E. I. Davis Scholarship 19-lei-15. GEORGE MCCOWAN: Winner of llze Wififirington Azuarci and Ihe Bayne C11 rn mer Scholarship. 30

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The Voyageur Sefton! eammllfee GH! '15 , ' ' Iwww W ' Back row: Bowlby, R. Richardson, E. Richardson, lNlcCowan. Front row: Mr. Beer, .l. Marshall, Budgeon, Konduros, Servlss. Mr. McCulley. HE SCHOOL COMMITTEE, elected at the beginning of the year, was com- posed of six members: Ben Budgeon, Chairman, Bob Richardson. Ed. Richardson, George lVIcCowan, John Bowlby, and Alex. Konduros. These members continued in oflice throughout the year, and were later ably as- sisted in their duties by Bob Serviss and John Marshall. The staff advisor was Mr. Beer. The Committee is, generally speaking, responsible for the pattern of the school, and the organization of school activities, it also fulfils the function of a student board of reference. This year was a happy one both for the students and for the Committee. The Committee wishes to express its ap- preciation for the unfailing co-operation of the Headmaster, Mr. Beer, and the student body. -B.J.B. 29

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The Voyageur '7fae eaaiq Wfcgiffliufmq Wfemoaial Scfaolafzifzllp. EDDIE RICHARDSON NE YEAR ACO lVlr. T. A. McCillivray established in memory of his son, Craig, a memorial scholarship, to be presented annually to that stu- dent in the graduating class who, being interested in the athletic programme of the school, also gave promise of leadership in other phases of school life. It was the desire of Mr. lVlcCillivray that the staff should, in making the annual award, choose some student whose nomination would have been approved by uSonny'7. We know that Eddie would have fulfilled all these requirements and We are glad to extend our congratulations to Eddie and to Wish him success in his future career. :qdiignmenf in efnina. Word has recently been received of the arrival in Free China of Terry and Albert Dorland who volunteered for service with the Friends, Ambulance Unit. They are members of a group, sponsored by the Canadian Friends' Service Committee, which left Toronto last winter and after a period of preliminary training in Philadelphia, eventually reached India. To the risks of life in war-torn China are added the additional hazards of bandits on the Burma Road and the legion mysterious illnesses of the East. In their Work of mercy, our thoughts and kindly salutations are extended to them. 31