Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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T e hirty Club HE THIRTY CLUB unch-1' the capable lIlSll'lllfllOIl ot Jlr. .lcuwll and Jlr. fI1ucl,r11n had an Ql1l01'l,?1lI1lI1g and enjoyable year. Mr. Norman, French, a nuclear physicist. l.l'0lll Toronto, lecturetl us on Inertia! N'2lVlg'iltlO1l. Next, we had Mr. William Wmvlen from the lXli'WIll21l'liCt l:Cltll'lll'tl Child1'en's School. NVQ learnetl of ehild1'en lI1llC'l1 less fortunate than we a re, and ot' the help and training' they are receiving. Tlnfee IllC'lHlJ01'S of this years staff: Jlr. J. Purdy, Jlr. B. Brclnzcr and Mr. E. Ifrrlchop pla1n1etl 1neetings which pr-on-tl to be very lIlf0l'1ll2lllVC. Jlr. Purfly gave a very interesting' talk on History and predic- tions made by early pl1iliso11he1's. Mr. IJITIHICI' showed slitles on France as fhfl Jlr. Ii'cdcl.'op on Gt-1'1nany. Our final banquet was a huge success and l'ollowing' it we saw the lll0VlC '4An- HtOIllj' ot a hlUl'ClCl'n, to complete a fine and successful year. XVe wish success to the 1nen1be1's of next years cluh. Efcczzticcsz Fall Term - President Bon RAYNEIQ Secretary DON BRE'1'ZI1Al+'l+' Tl'CZlSl11'C1' DAVID SEIBEWI' P1'esident. DoN BR12TzL.x1+'1f Secretary PAUL SMITH Treasurel' Bon RAYNER P1'CSld611l, SKIP PLNGEI. Sec1'eta1'y PAUL Se11U'rz Tl'CilSlll'Cl' Bon R1e1eLn1nsoN Black: Mr, MacLean, P. Smith, D. Rennie, B. Eaton, F. Chanyi, J. Mc Kee, B. Brockington J Angel, D, Bretzlafff Bl Jesson, Mr. Jewell, Front: J. Lessard, J. Pat terson, P, Clare, B. Faw Cert, D. Parker, P, Schutz, J. Nakagawa, B. Richard son.

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ordson, D, Hons. Front: R. Veole, R. Risso B. Brunton. T he uantum Club im QU.xx'rm1 ULUB was Ni+:wI.Y nicalvian THIS YEAR and had at its head, the l'IlllIlC'llll scientific lnind of Ed Ifieharrlsml. This was an elite club consist- ing ot certain members frmn the Rooters Club. It was dedicated to the study of advanced tveryj Nuclear Physics. Our field trips consisted of visits to Mcllaster University to hear Dr. J. Hubert Uppcnlleifnur, Director of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, speak on Nuclear Physics. At Stelco, the Steel Company of Canadafs plant in Hamilton, where we went on our second field trip, we saw from beginning to end the production of steel and other alloys. We also saw many and varied finished products, such as rails, wire and nails. At regular meetings we studied nuclear radiation and its interaction with matter, as well as nuclear fission and fusion. Our Final banquet was held with the Rooters Club and we also saw the fihn on Tll1lCU. In our Chllllllfl' school year the club will study the field of Cheinistrv. v - 1 I - . v I U XVe hope it will be as succcsstul and interesting. HENK BLANKESTIJN Twenty-six Buck: J. Watt, Mr. Rich- H. Blonkestijn, S, Blober,

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