Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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year will make a line IDl't'SlClCIll, was Sttl'l'l'lill'j' tm- tlw 1-lnlm last ll'I'lll, lllllCl' terms ill tho yvar l1ad Dirk l'llstu11 for lll'0Sl4lCIll, Hsvar IJ111101' illlll Art llinds for the Trcasury, illld Stan llI'USSUl' and Sllllllll IM-w as Sl'4'l'l'lEIl'lt'S. Every year the club is fillvd tu its capacity of l,'lQ'llltlUI1 llll'llllJQI'S. Nary docs a IllOllllJCI' miss a rneeting' when i'lI'CuHlSlillll 1,'S lWl'lllll it, tm- lu- knllws tln- g-mul GHfG1'l3lI1I1lCllT illlf-l 1'Of1'CSl1ITlCI1lS 0Ilj0yl'll at tln- Il1L'lxllIlQL'S. Not only did the club haw Qlllftlfilllllllg' sl-ssitnis lvut also i11t'o1'111ativc- lm'- turcs. Sonic such talks were: On India by Bliss If'u1'sytl1c-3 Un Jazz liy Mr. Gow: 'tTl1c EV0lllll'UI1 ot' Man by Antl1uny F1-isffl1 and Mr, l,l'l'l'lS vt-1-siu11 ul' Classical Music . Two OlllSl2lllillIl2' l1ig'l1ligl1ts ot' tlu- year wt-1-11 tln- trip to watt-l1 tln- l'lUI'1l plant in 0pv1'atio11, and a lll2lg'IllflC'0l1l nwal piulpared lmy Mr. Stl-wart. Hur thanks to you Mr. Stowart. The final l1a11q11Qt was lwld ill May and illllllllttl' Q-null yt-ar was C'OIl1lJl0l0Cl. llle111lJ01's ot' tl1v Club wvrv B2llt'lll2lIl, Vunli. llflllttl' and lltllll'l'. lll'USSl'l', l'lls- ton, Hinds, liittlv, Mollat, SlIlll1lUllS, Smith, Mr. dllll'l'2lj', Mr. Sll'NY2ll'l, liugrl' lVilson, l'01'tQ1', llvw, Noy, Halvs, and Mr, Helm-y. I .. 7'1c'r'1lI1-wlwli

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A very enjoyable afternoon was spent on a Held trip to Ile-Havilland Air- vratt plant in Toronto where a guide showerl us througfh the plant POIHUHQ' out th-vim-es and methotls used in the 1nanut'aeture ot' planes. At our final banquet -lost-lyn Iiogvrs, a retired professor of ll. of T. who now works in lll1'iilI'0-ll'Q'2ll work, spoke to us about his field of work. One thing that he stress:-fl was that we have great opportunities in the world ot' to-day and that we shoultl :lo our jobs well. In 1-losing' I would like to thank our suvker-tary -lim MacLean who handled the hooks, Fl1l'll1Pl'ITlOl't' I would like to say that the Rooters will always remain the he-st vluh in the school as it was this year. -DOUG CLARKE the 3 club rru .xml DWL RICSl'E4 l' 'ro 'run o'1'HER 1'LUBs in the sehool, the 30 Club had be- yontl rm-asonahle rlouht most ot' the brilliant mincls. Une upright staunch rm-xnlwr ot' tho oluh, who boasts two p1'vsifle11cies in three terms was our honour- ahlo t'harIit- Bateman. Mr. Batennan has eontrihutexl an immeasurable amount nl' sum-ess to the meetings hy his wonderful wit. Doing' the honours for the tri-asury positions was Gary Smith, who did a fine job. Mr. Simmons, who next Twclzty-.xii

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