Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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School Awards The GARRATT CANE, our School's greatest honour, is awarded each year by the members of the Graduating Class to the student who, in their opinion, best exemplifies the ideals of Pickering College. We are happy to congratulate Glenn Munro who was honoured by his fellow students with the Award this year. F Widdringfon Awards: The Headmaster, Glenn Munro, Robert Evans, Dr. Marcus Long. The ROGERS CANE is presented to the student in Firth House who has con- tributed most to the life of the House by exemplifying the House motto: All for one, and one for all. This year the Award was presented to Rod Ambery by David P. Rogers, Vice-Chairman of the Board. Rogers Cone, David P. Rogers ond Rod Ambery. The WIDDRINGTON AWARD is given to those members of the Graduating Class who have made a notable contribu- tion to the life of our community in stu- dent affairs and leadership. Glenn Munro and Robert Evans were chosen to receive the Award this year on behalf of the Graduating Class. Our heartiest congratu- lations are given to the two recipients, who were recognized at our Closing Dinner by Dr. Marcus Long, Professor of Philosophy, at the University of Toronto.

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Back B. R. Lundgren tStaff Advisorl, R. Duder, D. Ferris, M. Oelboum, R. Dunham, J. Bisset, The Headmaster. Front: J. Mutch, G. Munroe tChairman, Fall Terml, R. Simons lChairman, Winter Terml, P. Grant tChairman, Spring Terml, R. Barnstaple. The School Committee In keeping with the Headmaster's theme of transmitting more responsibility to the students, this year's Committee and student body are indebted to Mr. Beer for the formation of the Caput. The Caput was a committee of six consisting of two members of the staff, two members of the Committee, the corridor chairman of the particular student involved. and the Headmaster who met to interview and discuss with the boys problems usually relating to school rules which had been broken. The value of these meetings, needless to say, was great for all concerned. As in past years the committee held two meetings a week, one with the students and the other with a staff adviser discussing student affairs and committee business. I would like to thank the student body for their full hearted co-operation. It helped to make this a full and spirited year. Peter Grant, Chairman, Spring Term. Eighteen