Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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EARLE LEPOFSKY HOWARDISAACS Howie, whose greatest ambition is to be 5, 5l', this year played for both Senior and Junior football teams, his position being wing- back on the former and quarterback on the latter. He played right wing in Senior Hockey, was a member of the golf and tennis teams, and did valuable service for the silver team. Active in the Thirty Club, Senior Club, Voyageur Staff and Drama Club, this Torontonian lists his interests as O.L.C., billiards, jazz, travel and scooters, and is aiming at a position in the field of fine arts or journalism. From his one year here, Howie intends to go to Boston University, or York College, Penn. In his one year at Pickering, Earle has played tackle on Senior Football, and been a member of the Badminton and tennis squads: he was on the Gold intramural team. Memorable as the man-tanned Prince of Morocco in the Merchant of Venice, he was a member of the Drama Club, Senior Club, and Foreign Film Society. His interests include horseback riding, swimming, and music, and he plans to attend the University of Toronto in his native city. ikx 'Cir PETER PALMER DOUGLASMOORE Our immigrant from Norwich made outstanding contributions to the Senior teams this year as a halfback in football, defenceman on hockey, and record setterfshot putj in track and field. Appropriately, he intends to pursueacareer in Physical Education, Moo provided leadership as secretary-treasurer of the Committee and year captain of the Gold team. As well, he belonged to the Thirty Club and Senior Club. However, current speculation cites Doug as a future President of the Bobby Hull Fan Club. Clancy will probably be remembered most for his athletic con- tributions, although according to his fellow South House residents he is more famous for this nightly saying, I just didnlt feel like studying tonight! . Peter served on three first teams: he played end on football, defence on hockey, and put the shot in track and field. In intramurals he served as Sports Day captain of the Red team. His other activities included being secretary of the Thirty Club, Athletic convener in the winter term and member of the Senior Club. Next year this Oakville native hopes to enter Physical Educa- tion at Western.

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DAYHJFERRH MOTILAL COSTA Moti lives in Newmarket under the careful tutelage of his father: after his one year at Pickering, he intends to work towards a Bachelor of Science at York University. Our youngest graduate, Moti has played on the junior Soccer, Midget Basketball. and tennis teams, he was a member of the silver team. A member of the Senior Club, he lists checker playing his favorite hobby, and his ambition is to be a Professor of Physics or Chemistry. His favorite saying is What,s wrong with your gastric juices? . ,GSW fd! ...4-Q Vee,' has contributed notably to sports and student government. Serving on the Committee for two of his four years, he was Chair- man each term this year. In sports he climbed through the ranks to become tackle on Senior Rugby and Forward on the Senior Basket- ball team. A member of the Silver team, he served at various times as intermediate, senior and year captain. As Speaker of the Polikon Club he upheld its superior traditions. Next year this Port Rowan stalwart will pursue a General Arts course. However, current rumors forecast this South House Resident returning as a Tutor, if he does not become a professional Barracuda chauffeur. PAUL GARDNER With his stated ambition to provoke argument and promote the North this South Porcupinian was the other half of the great Almquist-Gardner defense team on Senior Soccer, played badmin- ton, and belonged to the Silver team. In his two years at P.C. he has left his mark as a speaker of the Polikon Club, a member of the Foreign Film Society, Senior Club, Quaker Cracker and Voya- geur literary staff, and Drama Club, and as student associate, cor- ridor representative, and publications representative on the student committee. His interests are aviation, foreign affairs, sailing and domestic scandals. He plans to enter Political Science at York and will probably become the first President of the Republic of Timmins. AGL -.1 -Sl! ,in- JHlGRANT Another of the great Grant clan from New Liskeard, Jim left the mark of a Northerner in Senior Hockey, football and track with his fine efforts. During his two years, he has served as Athletic Con- venor on the Committee, Year Captain of the Red team, and Presi- dent of the Thirty Club, although he is more famous forhis saying, One of these days I'm going to kill that girll . After graduating he hopes to attend Michigan Tech to take Business Administration. A more probable career would be janitor at York University.

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RUGEHIHCHARDSON Often found in fervent debate, the good-natured Reverend of Forest, Ontario, has contributed to school life as a halfback on Senior soccer, a member of the junior hockey team and tennis team, and a valuable member of the silver team. He played a role in The Student Prince, was a member of the Thirty Club, Senior Club and Foreign Film Society, and designed a cover for the Quaker Cracker. Corridor representitive for Lower Center, Roger is best known for his fierce cry of Fiddle and for returning the art department to significance. Roger hopes to attend the Ontario College of Art, JOHN F.SCOTT after he wishes to go into Fine Arts or missionary Work. 'Vi uf? ji- 445 GARTH ROGERS A late arrival from Winnipeg, Garth adjusted rapidly, first to Doug Boulton, his extraordinary roommate, and then to the Pickering and Newmarket social life. He played on the junior basketball team and on the tennis team, and belonged to the winning Blue team. As well he was an energetic member of the Senior Club Cthird assistant cue polisherj. He lists his interests as girls, pool and hunting, and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. His cheery Ah, good! will be missed in the corridors of Pickering. Our foremost representitive from Bomi Hills, Liberia, this year was john Scott, an enthusiastic bowler, photographer, and letter writer Cmainly to a certain Miss Harringtonb, who played forward on the Senior Soccer and Basketball teams, and belonged to the blue team. A member of the Rooters Club and the Foreign Film Society, John also served as a corridor representative and fire-chief on the com- mittee. He intends eventually to enter Geological Engineering and Mining at the Colorado School of Mines.