Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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a :va rlls 1+1.x1zI,i', 'rms c:RA1mI',x'1'INu vmss mletermine hy vote, the student, among them who is must relwesentatiw -of the aims and itleals ot' Piekerihg fltmllege. The winner reveives the Sm-l1tml's most valuable zlwzml, the fii2ll'l'Zlli, Fame. This year tht- sc-lmul vmig'1'z1t11lz1tes The l'r1y1r1g1'1l1 s eflitmg 1xl2lSl2llI' Mac-clmmlmel. For uutstzmtliug' emitrihutimis rluring' the school year, we also extend eon- 5l'l'2illll2lil0llS to Alzistaii' lilac-mlumilml, l+lfl SlOllllt'llSOIl :mtl Bill Huck for obtaining the NYicltl1'il1g't4ni Awzml. 1 AI, XST XTR M Xf'l30NAl.lD En Siryiimsow l,ll'li0l'lIlg S vosnmlmlitzui strueture was eretlitefl when Holm King l'I'0IH Bei'- Illlltlil ret-eivetl the lingers Awzml for hest l'0Pl'OSOllllll2' :mtl piwietisiiig' the Selnml Mule in l ii'tl1 llouse. Bois KING

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SVEN THOMSEN-Runner-up to Macdonald in length of service, nearly eight years, formerly of Toronto, now of Chicago . . . active in Craft shop and P-olikon Club . . . president of lower north corridor and chairman of decorating committee for the formal dance . . . Quaker Cracker and Voyagcur . . . manager of the senior football team, senior N.Y. basketball, member of the Red intra- mural team . . . entering medicine at Northwestern l'niversity this fall. ALAN WEBBER-A native of Toronto, at Pickering for one year . . . member of the Root of Minus One Club . . . active in craft shop and tfamera. Club . . . junior B football, Orfuns basketball team, member of the Silver intra- mural team . . . plans to study Forestry at the l'niversity of Toronto. BILL NVEST-One year at Pickering' from Toronto . . . member of the Prineeps Club . . . junior B football, captain of the N.Y. Urfuns basketball teamg member of the Silver intramural team, third colour holder . . . entering' En- gineering' at Queen 's in the fall. ALAN XVYLIE-A five year man from Bolton, Ontario . . . member of the School Committee . . . corridor president . . . president of the Prineeps Club . . . senior football and basketball, member of the Blue team, first colour holder . . . plans to study medicine or forestry at university. Ihiucv M. Bicicn colours HE REQUIREMENTS FOR A eo1.o1'R state that the student must take an active part in athletics during' the year. Then, the student is considered in terms of ability, co-operation, and sportsmanship. The first colour winners are, Bullock, Lee, Macltae, Richardson, Bundle, Scott, Sumner, and Wylie. Those who received second colours are: Ames, Baril, Beamish, Bennett, Buck, Cameron, Church, tlongdon, Dempsey, Ilignam, Drew, Easter, l+'1-osst lbon, Graham, Hamilton, Hansen, Hare, llelwig, Ilolt, Mac-Millan IJ, Maguire, Maw- son, Meneik, Mihell, O'Brian, Peters, Snider, Stacey, l'nderhill, Vassar, Vaucros- son. The third colour winners: Alger, Bates, Brandie, t'alder, t'hapman, Coburn. Dobson B., l+'ishleig'h, ttoldstick, Hreen, Lowry, MacKay, Mr-Ateer, Smart, Stewart, Thomson ll., Van Lane, Van Yliet, Walters, West. The Prep Athletic Awards go to: Armstrong, Brownlee, Ile Nike, Kelso, King, Reid, Buys, Sears, Somerville. Thirteen

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lite ary .gf II O MICHAEL MoUNTJov J' , I if -sis 'Iv ' -. ,A .J ws ixJ,V1.Li' I :yj-4 01 fn vu .-M uf-, Iv-iv f , . 1' 5 Aw , Is, A1541 7--,bg ,ff . LNl,Yl',ly-fxrf 'f . N ,1,-fab.:-.-,.,d:,r, x g7Tl':.1'f'.: vi MICHAEL BIUYNTJUY I,llIl.f'llfUl ll .lIes.s4lg1f T IS FITTING THAT THIS SIce'I'Iox should he dedieated to Miehael Mountjov, some of wh-ose work enhances it. He was a lad ot' wide almilities and great promise. His was a sineere humanity and a vivid idealism. He died in the lN'U'lllIlillU' ot' his manhood, the first maturing- ot' his talents, the early hroadening- ot' his toler- anee. To those who knew him, his death was a shoek beyond expression. Now all must remain in question. But, it' the new years ean luring no word of him, the -old years tell their tale, and reeolleetions are vivid. We must give it in reeord that we had him here, that in his unsettled and unsettling' adoleseenee -the adoleseeuee of a brilliant and sensitive luoy-we, too, learned mueh. As a boy, he was little of the saint and very mueh ot' everything' else. Ile made many demands, and he gave mueh in return, hut, greatest ot' all, to this enm- muuity he gave the promise whieh his later development implied. I'iIifft'Pll