Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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solved using- old standby methods employed by past eommittees. The new prob- lems had more to do with the IlllSl1I1d61'Sf31ldlIl,2' by some members of the student body ot' some ot' the eommit.tee's functions and the authority with which they fulfill these funetions. Admittedly, the eommittee did not perform many of their t'unc-tions in a purely democratic- way but rather could be justly aeeused of op- erating' under the rule of a. diluted demoeraey, but, as we may all realize, there eomes a time in any government when eertain decisions are better made by the eleeted representatives than by the electorate. Such was the ease this year and although some doubt arose in the minds of many c-oneernin,f1 the eommittee's extension of power l think everyone will have to agree, in view of the results otf our deeisions, that in these instanees the C'OUlIIlltt0CiS opinions were more prac- tieal than those of the student body and in these eases the ends have justified the means. Onee again the eommittee headed up ehapel for two weekends and it was the general opinion that they upheld a fine tradition with sueeess giving some interesting' material for thought to those who heard them. -JIM BIACLEAN The Anna Ilelugin Melnorial Prizes Hi: FIRST xv1NNEHs of the Anna Belugin Memorial Prizes are Daniel Goldstiek and James Murray. These prizes, which took the form of WiHSt0ll Uhurehill's reeent book UThe Birth of Britain were given by Mr. A. N. Belugin ot' Newmarket in memory of his wife to those students who had excelled in thoug'htt'ul seholarship. Both Mr. and Mrs. Belugin had shown marked interest in our sehool and we are happy to have sueh a prize awarded in her name. Our thanks to Mr. Belugrin and our eongratulations to this year's winners. Ten

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the graduating class We present the graduating class of 1955-56 with a careful summary of their activities here, their 'l'uture activities elsewhere, and our forthright pro- phecies ot what those activities will be in reality. We wish them luck. Pd means l'fr0bubIe rlestination. Fs mcrzfns Favorite saying. Ui1ARLEs JAZZ MAN BATEMAN Actual : Cracker editor, senior football, basketball, high jump record holder trouble, chairman 30 club. rl'Hlb'lif1'07tZ Meds at Queens Pd: Janitor at P.C. BRIAN HNIPPERU BLAoKs'roCK Actual: Escapade, Mikado, Senior Soccer, Polikon Club. Ambitifotn : To be Prime Minister of Canada. Pd: President of 30 Club. Fx: Ask Mcl.'abe . JOHN HNUSERU BROWNLEE Actual : Senior football, hockey, Aurora, laughting with Muff' and Bones, committee chairman, Rooters club. -lfmblitioiu Quarterback of Western Mustanges, business administration. Pd : XVater boy at Queens. Pn'1'ER SH1NY CAMPBELL -lctufdz Senior football, hockey manager, committee, Mr. Murray's business class, talking and laughing, Polikon t'lub. Ambition : Aluminum window salesman with Alcoa of Ontario. Pd: Mortician's helper. DoUo CLARKE Actual : Mikado, senior rugby, ortun basketball, Rootcrs. Ambition: Millionaire farmer. Pd: Singing cowboy songs. Fs: To Hell with it. Sui f'S,nmo Cook .lctufalz Senior soccer, 30 club, manager oi' senior hockey. Ambition : Banker. Pd 1 Permanent treasurer for the 30 club. ALVIN Staines DEAL -lctzmlz From the XVest, committee, senior soccer, basketball, talking to Smize, trig., Polikon Club. Pd: Ten more years at Pickering. Tll't'll'F