Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Graduating Class PETER ALLAN Peter spent his last three years of high school at Pickering College and was active both in the field of sports and community life. He played on Senior basketball, football, and track teams and was awarded his Senior colours. During his last year here, he was a member of the Thirty Club, as well as Chairman of the Student Committee. Also he received the Garra tt Cane and a Widdrington Award Next year, Peter hopes to study Political Science at York University and continue on to Osgoode Hall. KEN COUL TE R Ken came to us four years ago from the North country. He has been involved in Senior Soccer, Basketball and Baseball and has received his Senior colours twice. This year he was a member of the Student Committee and the 30 Club'Q and was a recipient of the VWddrington Award He has not yet decided on his plans for the future. 'if T ' JUAN HANDAL ln his five years at Pickering College, Juan was very active in drama. He also managed the Senior Soccer team for a couple of seasons. ln his last year, he served as secretary to the Hooters' Club. Juan hopes to go in to teaching after university, probably in Panama. thirteen

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Student Committee Pickering College has always been concerned with friendly association between the staff and students. The school committee, elected by the students to represent them, has been just as much a part of Pickering as this friendly co-existence. The function of the committee is to provide good leadership in all possible areas of the school's life, to express the students' views, and to organize and lead the social events of the year. One of the many tasks of a committee member is to express his ideas on a topic of his own choice during an address to the school at chapel. The school committee of 1968-69 certainly existed for the students and did much to exemplify the true spirit of Pickering College. Its success can be measured by the cooperation it received from the staff and the support it was given by the school. The committee would like to thank both staff and students for their assistance. The Tutors This august group formed an integral part of our life on the hilltop. They helped with coaching, counselling and corridor life. In short, the tutors acted as a bridge, spanning the gap between staff and students. In Firth House, one could find Duncan R.N. Walker, Bruce Parry Sound, Boston Bruins' Hamer, and Ronald Coach of the year Veitch. Guarding the lower regions of Rogers House was this year's Newmarket tutor, Michael See you at the Pool Peters. In the Lower North Chambers, we could sometimes find the famous Montreal musician, David Anyone want to take my duty tonight? Hutchins. And last but hardly least, taking care of businessin the Upper Centre area, was Donald Montgomery Three cheeseburgers, four vanilla milkshakes, two portions of French Fries, etc., etc. Bourke. They are all to be congratulated and warmly thanked for a job well done. Best of luck to next year's tutors. twelve

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JIM BROWN Jim was a talented athlete who earned his 7968-69 Senior colours, playing on three Senior teams. He was also a member of the Student Committee for part of this year. ln his three years here, Jim was always interested in electronics and in lighting effects. He spent a good deal of time and effort with the lighting of both of this yearfs dances. Another of Jim's interests was music, especially going to the Electric Circus. Jim intends to keep up his sun-tan and fire-eating, and hopes to study Engineering at the University of Waterloo. u4.f' H' 'nf 2 'V' fx II DENNIS DELLIOS The Greek was a new boy this year and enjoyed his short stay very much. During the year, he played football, basketball, rugger and track and ended the third term with his Senior colours. He was also a member of the Student Committee in his first term. Outside class, he spent a great deal of time trying to keep up his sun-tan! Next year, he hopes to take a General Arts course at university. MIKE HANLE Y During his three year stay at Pickering College, Mike was most active in sports, especially in soccer and athletics. He was also captain of this year's victorious intramural Blue team. Mike was a quiet studen t, but an active member of the Polikon Club. He hopes to go on to university in La Belle Province. 'vw