Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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CH 'Gund 4'0 0'b JOE WONG Joe was another Chinese boy from Hong Kong and was here only for his grade thirteen year. During his short stay here he belonged to the Boaters Club and to the ln ternational Seminar Club. He also played on the Senior Baseball team. Joe really enjoyed his year here. He hopes to go on to study Mechanical Engineering at the University of Toronto. KV' LA WRENCE IP Lawrence was only at Pickering College for one year, but, in that short space of time made a name for himself in several different areas of endeavour. This has been the first time that l have left home, but l did not feel homesick for long. l soon found out that Pickering College was a very pleasant environment for foreign students. ln the future l shall re-visit Pickering from time to time'C Lawrence is going to Mount Allison for his B. A. JOHNSON PANG While Johnson was only at Pickering for one year, he certainly made an impression, - especially on the trees en route to South House, where he lived during the Winter and Spri'ng terms. He was an industrious student and deservedly attained a very respectable grade thirteen average. He hopes to take a course in Business Administration and will probably continue to practice Judo, his favourite pastime.

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Graduating Class STEPHEN JIM Stephen Jim, another of our friends from Hong Kong, spent two years at Pickering College and was very successful academically. He enjoyed participating in sports, especially soccer and curling, but we wondered sometimes where he was to be found during soccer practices. Stephen was very happy here and never really missed Hong Kong. Next year he hopes to go to Oueen's. 's-us. ROBE R T RA DE R This was Rob's first year here on the hilltop and he achieved a degree of unparallel athletic excellence. He also achieved, in the field of academics, a degree of excellence which evades description. He hopes to attend a University in America next year and eventually to enter the U.S. Marine Corps under the title of Sergeant Bob Rock. When Rob leaves the hilltop he will take with him his prize collecti'on of dust. wigs! M , BOB H OGAR TH Rumoured to reside somewhere below in the bowels of the building, Hogarth could be heard la te at night doing homework or raving about the Red team, for which he was year captain. Sports and dramatics were areas of major con- tribu tion during Bob's five- year stay. Aviation features heavily in his fu ture plans. 1115 'rr nine

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BRIAN WHITTINGHAM Brian spent two years at Pickering College. He was active in sports, especially soccer and curling. He was a fairly quiet student but enjoyed participating in many extracurricular activities. Brian hopes to obtain his engineering degree from a Ouebec University. 7-ws -'Ib BR UCE SHE RR Y Bruce only came to Pickering College for his grade thirteen year. During the year he played football and rugger which was enough to earn him his senior colours. Hewas an active member of the Polikon Club as well as a student associate. He plans to go to University next year for his B.A. which he hopes will eventually lead him to a law degree. BRUCE POWELL Stickman joined the ranks of the College in October of 1968. However a broken leg resulted in the curtailment of his hockey career with the PC Blues and the rest of the athletic programme for that year. Bruce was a member of the Thirty Club, Student Com- mittee, and Drama Club and, in his final year, managed the Senior football squad. He was also on the conditioning team, senior baseball team and was Silver year cap tain. His drama tics ability in two completely diverse roles, will never be forgotten and probably never equalled. UNM --+-r eleven