Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Q 'U K Q.. ' ' Lf.. KEVIN sLoAN .Q -.-an-yan, CRAIG SMITH After spending several years at Pickering, Craig has decided to go on to greater things in Ontario's Northland. Hailing from- Gravenhurst, Craig often filled us in on the worth of life in the out-of-doors. A sort of modern Thoreau. Kevin was on the Student Committee and took part in the festivities of the 30 Club as well as being on the staff of the Quaker Cracker . He was an active Sportsman and was active in most of the sports offered at Pickering in the last two years. He leaves the four pillars behind and his path will take him through the doors of St. Mary's where he will study Business Administration. f Q13-s 'lim 1 Q ffx 4 fjgx. Q.,-,EEE . ' it JOHN VANSTONE Qfitxwi John came here for grades 11, 12, and 13. He played center 5,5 for the senior hockey team as well as playing quarterback for f'-5'5 -'-'S - 13'-'V' 822557 the football team. Eighteen

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f . gf il . If-Mg ROBERT REID Robert has spent two enriching years at Pickering. He involved himself in conditioning, baseball, and was an excellent manager of the first football team. Next year he hopes to take advantage of the four year Honour Business Administration course offered STEVEN SEATH ROB RENOUF Rob came to us at Christmas last year and played on the foot- ball, hockey and tennis teams. Being an energetic debater, he enjoyed the times spent in the Polikon Club. His future plans are to extend his education in the direction of Business and Commerce at Saint Mary's University in Halifax. at Waterloo Lutheran University. fe 'QS 42' 'by' After spending six years on the hilltop, Steven will be leaving this year. He took part in curling, baseball and the second year involved himself in the drama productions. Next year he hopes to study Chemical Engineering at the University of Toronto. Seventeen

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During his two year stay Rod took part in football, track and field and basketball Other activities included an active part in the Rooters Club He has set his sights on the Faculty of Forestry at the University of Toronto which he hopes to attend DAVID VEALE David has spent a long seven years at Pickering and will be leaving us with many heart-warming memories of his days here. During his last year here he was president of the Student Com- mittee and also involved himself with the football, hockey and tennis teams. He will be going on toa respected seat of learning at the University of Toronto. Qv 3 1 .474 Nineteen