Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Grade Twelve Graduating Class The following students plan to begin their post secondary school education this fall: r ' JOHN cooK Cookie is a two-year man at P.C. He hails from London where he says it's fun. He has served on two championship senior 'football teams and also played basketball and senior track. He is a well-respected member of the School Committee and the 30 Club. Next year he plans to attend BOB FORBES , . Ryerson. .C .ff T ll BILL DEMCOE Q.B. has attended P.C. for two years. Bill was a co-captain and quarterback of our senior football team and also played basketball until he put his finger through a wall. Next year Bill plans to stay in Montreal, where he resides, and attend University. as 'I .inn ,lr h vb-w Twenty Forbsie has attended P.C. for two years. In that time he played senior basketball and managed the senior football team. Bob has been a very valuable member of the School Committee and 30 Club. Bob is yet undecided about what he is going to do next year, however we wish him luck in whatever he does.

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LEROY SIMONS BILL SHIVAS Shiv , the stalwart from the Gem of the North Shorel' was a wounded member of the intermediate football squad. His greatest ambition is to be like ten men . His activities for the year consisted of being a member of the Thirty Club, and the Infirmary Club. He also belonged to the Red Team as well as playing intermediate football, senior ice hockey and a new sport to Pickering, rugger. His famous saying, I don't smoke, drink, or kiss women , will be remembered by all of the thirteen corridor. uQ7 ' ' X TAYLOR STATTEN From Bermuda, one of Britain's smallest colonies, comes one of Bermuda s biggest exports, LeRoy Bommer Simons, LeRoy has spent the last four years at Pickering and has participated with great enthusiasm in sports and extra curricular activities. He was a member of the senior soccer, the midget junior and senior basketball and the track and field teams. His other activities include the Polikon Club, Quaker Cracker, and three Glee Club productions, This year he has done an invaluable job as Chairman of the Student Committee, LeRoy's ambitions are either teaching or social work, and this year he has shown his ability in this field by helping many with their problems. His probable destina- tion is recruiting a police force for Bermuda, Tike is a newcomer to Canada and Pickering, having come from Montreal. His contributions to athletics were praiseworthy as he was a two man in Senior football, played centre for first basketball and was a valuable asset to the undefeated rugger squad. His leadership abilities ranged from Senior captain of the Red Team to a position on the Student Committee for three terms. An avid member of the Thirty Club, Tike still found time to mingle with the opposite sex and take a lead role in this year's 'Glee Club production, The students of Lower South will continue to remember him for his recurring demands for toothpaste, deodorant, soap, etc. Currently, Tike plans to further his education at Western eventually graduating with an Arts degree. 6-,-59 'F-9 ERIC THIESSEN Eric Greaser Thiessen, from that unheard-of place called B.C., has had an outstanding year at Pickering. Eric served well on three first teams: Senior Soccer, Senior Hockey, and the newly formed Rugger team. His other activities included being a member of the Thirty Club and the Senior Club. This South House celebrity plans a career in Physical Education, however, the current' consensus is that he will probably end up picking apples in B.C. Nineleen

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JOHN LITTLE STEVE LASKY Stevie Wonder hails from Miami Beach where he soaks up all the sun. Steve has attended P.C. for two years and has played senior soccer, rugger and intermediate basketball. He also served as president of the Polikon Club. Next year the Yank will attend an American University in Washington, D.C. John, who hails from the utopia of Northern Ontario Cnot the 'Sue , plans to attend the northern equivalent of Ryerson QNOITJ in the fall. Few residents of the senior corridor will forget Johnls happy shouts of glee as he went about his work during study. They served as a source of inspiration to many 'others who could not get at their work. John played for the Senior Soccer team, and was active in curling and tennis. fm . DOUG MINZDONALD Doug was a latecomer from Sudbury via Guelph this year. He played Senior Basketball and a lot of billiards. Doug is undecided, but will probably attend Waterloo next year. He was a valuable asset to the history and English classes, as his alert mind continually found incon- sistencies in the arguments of Messrs. Purdy and Wolfe. ' v-ff' 'GN 1 I, x n 7' ,i ALAN SHULLY Shoals of Toronto has been a student for three years at P.C. He has played on the senior football and basketball teams. Al has served on the ,. --n nf Sch-ool Committee for the last two years and is an active member of the Pohkon Club. Next year, he plans to return to his native habitat, I Toronto, and attend Ryerson. 4 v 9 Twenty-one