Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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first team football . . . first team hockey . . . lacrosse . . . captain of Farrell's baseball team . . . Silver team . . . first colours . . . next year on to R.M.C. or the University of Michigan . . . undecided to medicine, law or tl1e Inilitary, but in any event a Conservative. lX4ARVIN GrOODMAN-A two-year man from Espanola . . . stage-manager of the Glee Club . . . Polikon Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . played football, ' basketball and tennis . . . Red team . . . second colours . . . proceeding to Dentistry at the University of Toronto, and then to northern Ontario. DONALD JENKINS-At Pickering two years, from Lansing . . . Glee Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . Root of Minus One Club . . . second team football . . . senior North York basketball . . . lacrosse . . . Silver team . . . fu- ture unpredictable. VVILLIAM KARN-TWO years here from Oshawa . . . Glee Club . . . Root of Minus One Club . . . junior football . . . Red team . . . second colour . . . entering medicine at the University of Toronto. MICHAEL MOUNTJOX'-A three-year man from New York, N.Y .... main spark of the Relief Committee . . . Polikon Club . . . Quaker Cracker . . . Voy- ageur . . . junior football . . . second team hockey . . . baseball . . . Sil- ver team . . . next year in the merchant marine or in the employ of the U.S. government- . . . eventually journalism. IRVING NEWSON-HQFC one year from Hamilton . . . member of the Music Club . . . Art Club . . . junior football . . . senior North York basket- ball . . . Red team . . . third colours . . . next year taking pre-meds at McMaster. MAX PAUL-At Pickering for one year from Powassan . . . member of the Glee Club . . . played junior football . . . goalkeeper for the senior hockey team . . . first team colours. WILLIAM RAGSDALE-With us since Christmas from Toronto . . . secretary of the Thirty Club during spring term . . . considering Pharmacy at the Uni- versity of Toronto . . . otherwise entering business. DOL'GLAS RAMSAI'-Two years at Pickering from Regina . . . president of Se- nior Corridor Committee . . . principal in Glee Club . . . Root of Minus One Club . . . junior football . . . senior North York basketball . . . Blue team . . . a winner of the Widdrington award . . . plans to enter Civil Engineering at the University of Toronto. ALAN ROGERS-A two-year man from Kingston . . . chairman of School Com- mittee all year . . . Dramatic Club . . . Glee Club . . . Polikon Club . . . Voyageur . . . Quaker Cracker . . . first team football . . . captain of senior hockey team . . . baseball . . . Blue team . . . first colour . . . this year's holder of the Cfarratt Cane . . . a Widdrington award winner . . . his chief interests, writing and hockey . . . next year, a reporter in Regina followed by Queen's and journalism. KEITH SHIER-At Pickering for three years . . . vice-chairman of School Coni- mittee . . . chairman of dance committee . . . f'suckertary of Root of Minus One Club . . . Glee Club . . . first football team . . . first hockey team . . . captain of Silver team . . . first colour . . . plans to start char- tered accountant's course in Toronto ofHce and extramurally at Queen's. Five

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The Graduating Class E PRESENT HERE the graduating class of this school year, those members of our matriculation classes who are leaving Pickering to begin univer- sity or business careers. To them as well as to students in lower forms who may be leaving us at this time, may we say--good-bye and best of luck! HPZNRX' AGUAYO-Our Mexican representative for the past three years . . . mem- ber of the first football team each year he was here . . . Senior North York basketball for two years . . . this year Senior Prep. basketball . . . mem- ber of the Blue team . . . first and second team colours . . . in athletics remembered particularly for his expert drop kicking . . . his major inter- ests, travelling and writing. WILLIAM AULT4A one year man from VVeston . . . member of Thirty Club and Glee Club . . . first football team . . . second hockey team . . . lacrosse . . . one of baseball champs . . . Silver team . . . first colour award . . . next year Arts at Toronto and from there to Osgoode. EDWARD BoND-At Pickering six years, now residing at Willowdale . . . member of the Dramatic Club, Music Club and Polikon Club . . . Quaker Cracker and Voyageur . . . his main interests: politics, debating, writing and mu- sic . . . an excellent debater, we predict a political future. WILLIAM CAPEs-A four-year man from Sarnia . . . member of the School Committee and the Thirty Club . . . first team football . . . captain of Senior Prep. basketball . . . champion baseball team . . . captain of the Blue team . . . first team colours . . . returning as a tutor and then to engineering. CAMERON CLARK-At Pickering this year from Oakwood Farm, Peterborough . . . member of School Committee, final term secretary . . . senior corridor committee . . . Polikon Club . . . Glee Club . . . first football team . . . Senior Prep. basketball . . . Blue team . . . first team colours . . . com- ing back as tutor. . .IosEPH COHEN-A native of London, Ontario, at Pickering for six years . . . member of the Polikon Club . . . junior team football . . . Senior Prep. basketball . . . Blue team . . . second colour . . . mainly interested in the theatre and sports . . soon to be heard broadcasting home and away games of New York Yankees. THoMAs CRoss--This year's representative from Leamington . . . member of the Glee Club and Root of Minus One Club . . . first football team . . . senior North York basketball . . . senior intra-mural . . . his major in- terests music fmember of town bandl and engineering . . . next year elec- trical engineering at Queen's. HUGH DAVIDSON--A four-year man from Montreal . . . principal in the Glee Club . . . secretary of the Music Club . . . Polikon Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . Chapel pianist . . . Widdrington award winner . . . main inter- est, music . . . taking a year's leave of academics, but not music, and then to McGill. , JAMES FARRELL-Two years at Pickering, from J ackson's Point . . . member of the School Committee . . . Root of Minus One Club . . . Glee Club . . . Four

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LYLE SIFTON--Vvltll us for two years from St. Thomas . . . president of Senior Corridor during fall term . . . Thirty Club . . . junior football . . . man- ager of Senior Hockey team . . . 'captain of Sifton's baseball team . . . Red team . . . first colour . . . going to Stratford to enter funeral business. DONALD STEVVART-A one-year man from Toronto . . . Root of Minus One Club . . . junior football . . . senior North York basketball . . . Red team . . . main interests, rifle shooting and woodworking . . . entering University of Toronto to take Physics and Geology . . . then to the north and mining. CLIFF THoMsE-N-At Pickering for five and a half years, now residing in Chi- cago . . . Root of Minus- One Club . . . Silver team . . . keen interest in crafts and automotive work . . . planning to enter Engineering at North VVestern University. BEN WHITNEY-One year at Pickering from Kingston . . . secretary of Senior Corridor Committee . . . treasurer of Polikon Club . . . first football team . . . Senior Prep. basketball . . . lacrosse and baseball . . . first colour . . . plans to enter Arts at Queen's. PETER W1DDR1NGToN-A seven-year veteran from Toronto. . .member of school committee . . . Polikon Club . . . first football team . . . first hockey team . . . baseball . . . Sports Day captain of Silver team . . . first colour . . . this year's holder of the Sonny McGillivray award . . . returning to Pickering as a tutor. DONALD W1LsoN-Two years at Pickering from Toronto . . . Glee Club . . . Root of Minus One Club . . . junior football . . . senior North York basketball . . . baseball . . . Red team . . . second colours . . . plans to enter Commerce at Queen's. School Awards EARTY congratulations are ex- tended to the following students, who have been recognized for con- tributions of notable worth to our community life. ALAN RoGERs-The Garratt Cane, presented on the vote of the grad- uating class to that student most representative of the ideals of the school, and the Widdrvlng- ton Award, for outstanding ser- vice to our community life. HUGH DAv1DsoN-The Widdrfingtcn Award, for community service. l DOUGLAS RAMSAY--The Widdrington ALAN ROGERS Award, for community service. Six