Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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ROGER BLOOD DoNER Actual: senior basketball, track, auctions, sleeping, 30 club. Ambition: Engineering at Queens. Pd: Milkman Kirkland Lake Dairy. OSCAR I oB.JEc'r DONER Actual: Senior football, Cracker humour man, euchre, arguing with Mr. McLaren, 30 Club. Ambition: Dentistry at U. of T. Pd: Water boy at Queens. STAN NBONESH DRESSER Actual: Senior football, Rooters, school committee, senior basketball. Ambition : Teacher. Pd : Warringdale. Fs: I'll never tell . DICK ELSTON Actual: Manager of senior football, orfun basketball, 30 Club, track and field. Ambition: Chartered accountant. Pd: Town clerk. Fs: Muft'diver! JIM J, G. GORDON Actual: Senior soccer, senior hockey, geometry, Ford plant, funny sayings e.g. You are possibly the greatest guy in the school . Polikon club. Ambition: Own the Ford Motor Company. Pd: President of General Motors. Bois HPROFESSORH GRAY Actual: Senior soccer, sport 's day participant. Ambition : Engineer. Pd : Engineer. Fs: - b -l- :lac squared. BOB 'KKNOBBYU KENNEDY Actual: Senior rugby, orfun basketball, Rooter-s. Ambition: Insurance and real estate. Pd: Locating homes for broken families. BARRY LEVINE Actual: Senior football, intramurals. Ambition: Restaurant owner. Pd: Soda jerk. Thirteen

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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

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JIM Fw BIANN llIAeLEAN Aefual: Senior football, senior hockey Ceaptainj, committee, the Vllest, sleeping, rolling to elasses, Hooters secretary. Ambition : Meds at Queens. Pd: Steam roller on roads department of North Bay. Roi: MeIN'rosH .lt-lurzl: Senior soeeer and hoc-key, softball, Spon-t's Day. .lnzlnfinn : Business man. Pd: Sarnia bum. Fx z Who knows! li.-XRRY Dun lllClilIlLLEN -lefunlz Senior football, Hooters, traek and field, president of student eom- mittee, senior hoekey, softball. Amln'fz'on: Engineer. Pd: .l'll1g'lIl0t'l' on a railroad. Fx: Smize you wire. visitors day '1' srzvicx F11+ i'if1EN ,x.M. ox S.-X'l'l'RDAY the eighteenth of November 1955 the stu- dent body was aroused from their deep slumber by the blowing' of trumpets and the howling' of a few exeited students. This task was actually meant to be performed by the student eonnnittee but apparently a few felt that this body was unable to manage the job alone. All of the students awoke and got out of their beds by seven thirty A.M. and when the bell rang' for breakfast a solemn line of dreamy faeed students filed down the stairs and in to the breakfast hall. After breakfast all students returned to their habitual abodes and eleaned them up. At approximately 10.30 All. a eheek was made by the housemaster on the rooms to see if they were in presentable eondition. NVhen this seetion of the sehool eleaning' was eompleted many students found themselves obliged to help in elean- ing' windows and setting up the elass rooms. At one thirty l'.M. the sehool was ready to receive its many friends and visi- tors. There were displays of all types of sehool work in the elassrooms. There was a basketball game at 3.00 and our team was defeated by P.t'.'s notorious Old Boysg there was a brilliant display of gymnastics in the gymg there was a debate in the Assembly followed by a delieious buffet style meal in the dining hall. Af- ter the meal the llramatie t'lub presented 'tI+lseapade on the stage and this was well done by the boys. At ten all was finished and the visitors and friends de- parted leaving us with the impression that the day had been a sueeess and all had enjoyed it. -J. KING lfolzlleerl