Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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JIM HAYDEN-from way down south: Toronto . . . played second football, active in Glee club and Polikon club . . . headed this years Sanitation Department at P.C. fclean-up listl . . . Hers interested in developing his future in the world of commerce, probable via Ryerson. PETER LEDUC-habitant from Iberville, Que .... played senior football . . . second hockey . . . Polikon Club . . . Quaker Cracker editor . . . two years in the Dramatic Club . . . tailor for Glee Club . . School Committee . . . Widdrington Award Winner . . . Next year's plans: Engineering at U. of T. MANUEL MARINAKYS-from that Honduran Hot Spot . . . a tricky man on the senior soccer team . . . played Orfuns basketball, senior volleyball . . . plans to work in this country for a while and will eventually go to McGill. DAVID MICKLE-A two-year upholder of the northern tradition, who has recently succumbed to the pull south, in St. Catherines . . . rugged first team rugby player . . . second hockey team . . . member of Polikon Club, Glee Club . . . plans on beginning business career, preferably in hardware. RUSSELL MUNCASTER-with us one year from Sudbury . . . played second football and goaled for the second hockey team . . . Glee Club and Polikon Club supporter . . . Future: President of Canadian Tire after studying Retail Merchandising at Ryerson. REG NASH-a Woodstock whistler who whistled his way into our hearts from the first day lie arrived . . . the only lineman to score a touchdown for the senior football team all season . . . played Orfuns basketball and pitched a softball for Dean's Dizzy Demons . . . member of the Rooters' Club . . , Dick Deadeye in Pinafore . . . Silver Salts Club . . . Reg plans to take an Arts course at either McMaster or Western. NORDY NOSOV-by dogsled from Ansonville, Ontario . . . defenseman on Senior Hockey team . . . 30 Club . . . plans on business, on the spot in Ansonville or at U.W.O. IAN PATERSON-a five-year man from Toronto . . . played senior soccer for four years tCapt. '52, '53J . . . Blue Team Year Captain . . . Volleyball team captain . . . Second Hockey Team . . . Orfuns Basketball C51-523 . . . active in track and field . . . was alternately president and secretary of the 30 club . . . two years in Dramatic Club, similarly Glee Club . . . School Committee tfire chiefj . . . Widdrington Award Winner . . . Ian's going to England for practical training in engineering and will be back for his degree. JOSE PIEROBON-another Latin-American from Honduras . . . Senior Soccer team bulwark . . . Orfuns Basketball . . . Senior volleyball . . . Jose will be working in Canada this summer and plans to go to McGill later on. BOB ROSSYfrom Mattawa in the north country . . . second football . . . third hockey and basketball . . . Charter member of the Commercial Club . . . Bob will ultimately be quite active in the business world. ALF RUYS-our only Oakville man, here seven years . . . Senior football . . . senior hockey team manager . . . a remnant of the fallen Princeps who joined the Polikon Club . . . a memorable Johnny in this year's Dramatic Club presentation . . . Quaker Cracker editor this year . . . Red team year captain . . . very active in track last year but doctor's rrders prevented him this year . . . Alfie plans to go to Middlebury College in Vermont. WAYNE SIMMS-another tower of northern strength . . . played first football and basketball . . . volleyball . . . one of the Rooters' Club's mathematical wizards . . . Red team Sports Day Captain . . . plans to take Engineering at R.M.C. or Queens. Twelve

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Ronin: XVILSON was tl1e winner of the Rogers tfane, given to that student in Firth House who best expresses, for his House and Pickering, the Firth House motto, all for one, one for all . The School congratulates these students, illltl records its thanks to lllClll for tl1e sound leadership tl1ey have provided. the graduating class Bene Prorisa Pritzcipiai Ponzmtur' E HERE REcoRD in note form some of tl1e specific activities with wl1icl1 the members oi' our graduating' class have been associated during the school year. Such n-otes as these cannot attempt to take into account our senior students' most important contribution, wl1ich they make by the attitudes they display from day to day towards their academic responsibilities, towards one another illld other members of the community, and towards the ideals of tl1e College. TOM CONNOR--Frorn Grimsby, Ont, was with us for a. year . . . played senior football and hockey . . . a convincing MacGregor in the Dramatic Club . . . with the Rooters' Club and an Englishman in this year's Pinafore . DOUG CRAWFORD-a seven year man from Toronto . . . centre in senior football . . . senior basketball and volleyball . . . a Widdrington award winner who was associated with the Glee Club for many years . . . tried to convert wild and woolly Enerson to a good Easterner . . . Engineering at U. of T. is next on his list after working in No1'thwest Territories for the summer. AL CHAMBERS-Hails from Hamilton . . . active in second football, basketball and especially trackg he was on the winning Senior Shuttle Hurdle Relay team on Quaker Relay day . . . member of Glee Club and of the Poliken Club . . . Al plans to work for a year and then go to U. of N.B. to study forestry. PAUL DEAN-A northerner from Sudbury, Ont .... a real driver on the SeIllOl' football and hockey teams . . . Moose was this years Rudy 111an on the committee . . . Rooters' Club member and a I'.C. Bird Watcher . . . Business at U.W.O. GARTH ENERSON-another upholdcr of Olll' Letiilzridge tradition . . . played senior football and hockey . . . bore Olll' colours in several ski meets . . . a lll0I1llJE'1' of the 30 club . . . Glee club . . . Dramatic club . , . as social convener of the school committee, he organized some fine dances . . . a Widdrington Award Winner. Eleven

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WARREN SKUSE-from London-on-the-Thames, Ont .... first football . . . Secretary of the School Committee . . . Rooters' Club . . . Wrassling? . . . he plans on land we quotelz Arts at Western or ditch-digging . DAVE STEWART-from Toronto-Rosedale . . . Senior football . . . senior hockey . . . active in track and field throughout his years at Pickering College . . . ditto lacrosse and basketball and tennis land wrasslingi . . . Polikon Club . . . Food man on this year's committee . . . plans further study at the XIII level. JOHN TATTLE-also from Rosedale in Toronto . . . sparked the senior football team at the very beginning of the year . . . ditto the senior hockey team . . . played senior volleyball and was on the track teams . . . tennis . . . Rooters' Club . . . Dress man for the school committee . . . firm belief: that all weekends should be long week-ends . . . plans for next and subsequent years: Engineering at U. of T. DOUG THOMSON-a Montrealer who played on the first football team, soccer 119507 . . . active in track and field, lacrosse, basketball and wrestling VU throughout his five years here . . . Quaker relays: on winning Shuttle hurdle relay team . . . Rooters' Club . . . Camera Club 11950-15 . . . Quaker Cracker staff 651, 52, 533 . . . Glee Club for three years . . . stage lighting for Dramatic Club . . . next year: engineering at Quecn's. JOHN WESLEY-a young upstart from Thornhill, Ont .... Garratt Cane Winner . . . Senior football . . . a strong defenseman on senior hockey team . . . Blue team year captain . . . a slightly pink member of the Polikon Club . . . chairman of the School Committee . . . a Widdrington award winner . . . Doc plans on following in his Dad's footsteps: medicine at U. of T., then to get a few race horses. ELWOOD WHITE-hails from Pickering, Ont .... Senior football . . . second hockey . . . another charter member of the Commercial Club . . Woody plans to go to Ryerson next fall and then pursue a business career. RON ZWARYCH-from St. Catherines. Ron played senior football . . . volleyball . . . senior basketball . . . treasurer of the 30 Club . . . very active in track and field . . . captain of the winning Silver team on Sports Day . . . Ron will either start work right away or will go into Business Administration at University. The kingdom shall be where two or three of you shall meet in lore and in ll'07ld67' at the loneliness of life and in good cheer and in remembz-am-e Thirteen