Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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school a usards 1111: ttix1zi:.vi i' tixxlc is an award inade by ineniliers of the gradu- ating' elass to one of their nuniber who, in their opinion, best exempli- fies in his aetions and attitudes the ideals ot the College. This year we y are happy to eongratulate Addie Blankestijn, whom his fellow-students y honoured with this award. im XVIDDRINGTUN Award is made to ineinbers ot the graduating Class who have contributed notably to the well-being ot the eonnnunity in leadership and per- sonal relations, and in extra-eurrieular activities other than atliletie. Addie Blankestijn reeeived this award as well, and his name was Coupled with that of Bill Bryant, at one-year student who was quiek to understand and work towards Pickering objectives. In the photo above are shown, left to right, Mr. Stewart, Bill Bryant, Addie Blankestijn, and the Headmaster. HE ROGERS CANE is a Firth House award inade for the best prae- tieal expression of the Houses motto, All for one, one for all . Firth House was fortunate this year in hav- ing two students worthy of this honour, Kingsley Brown and Stuart Blaber, pictured to the right. May their fine spirit flourish in the years ahead! Eight

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the school committee T PICKERING XVE, THE STUDENT BODY, ELECT EIGHT BOYS each term who talk over . our views with the staff. Each Monday the Committee meets, together with the staff rttpresentative, Mr. Stewart. ln these meetings, the opinion of the staff and students pertaining to community matters is discussed. To an outsider some of the things discussed might seem trivial, but in a community such as ours, the so- called little things mean a, lot. ln the Committee there are certain offices held by the members. These are: the Fire tfliief, who looks after all fire-prevention equipment and on occasion con- ducts tire-drillsg the Social Convenor, who arranges daneesg the Food Man, who takes any student complaints or suggestions about food to our dietitian for her considerationg the Dress Man, who sees to it that our downtown and school dress meets the basic requirements of neatness and tidinessg the Rudy,' Man, who looks after repairs in our hallowed halls: the Secretary, who records the minutes of each meeting lor posterityg and the Treasurer, who looks after our funds. Elections are held when the returning students arrive in the fallg new boys do not vote until a second election in October. New elections are held after Christmas and l+laste1'. The highlight ol' the year occurs when the members of the Committee give their Chapel talks. Once again we heard some thought-provoking addresses from them during' the winter term. Vnder the year-long chairmanship of Jamie Murray, our Committee con- tributed mueh to the betterment ot our life here on the hill-top. -C. BEER Ten