Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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twelve '71,,'T BRUCE GARTSHORE Bruce enjoyed his one year here at Pickering College. His academic standings were his best in the past few years. He played football, curling, and softball during the year and won his first colours. He was secretary for the Student Committee for the winter and spring terms and was also a member of the Rooters Club. Next year he plans to go to Queens' to take his B. SC. in mining engineering. CHRIS ROGERS Over the last five years here, Chris has been an active member of the Drama Club. He served on the Chapel Committee this year and was clerk of the Polikon Club. Chris was also manager of the Second Soccer team. This year he was a recipient of the Widdrington Award. He hopes to study at Victoria College. University of Toronto, next year. Who knows - he may be back some day as Head of the Pickering A rab Departmen tl DA VID SHELDON Dave has spent his last two years of school on the Hilltop'C ln the field of sports he played senior football and rugger. During his time here he was a member of the Thirty Club and also a member of the School Committee for the last term. Dave is going to either Carleton University or Lausanne College in Switzerland for his senior matriculation, after which he 'hopes to pursue the art of farming hops on the Grand River.

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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

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BOB CLARKE Bob only came to Pickering for one year, but was very active in sports and won the infamous shovel at the Christmas banquet. He captained the soccer team and represented the school in tennis. Bob also added a lot of spirit and 'colour' during his short stay here. He intends to go to Switzerland next year to take a course in hotel management. JlM RA DE R Jim arrived in September of 7969 as the younger half of the now infamous Rader brothers. He was not to be outdone by his big brother, Sgt. Bob, however, and showed tremendous ability on the Senior football, basketball and rugger squads. For his athletic prowess, he was awarded his first colours. His academic feats were equally dazzling and Little Rader finished high in his Class A member of the School Com- mittee and Thirty Club, Jim has been accepted at Brock Univer- sity for a course in Business Administration. ED WOIVG Ed was here for two years and spent most of that time in Sou th House with all the various and sundry characters that have lived in that memorable and infamous building. But he came through unscathed. In fact, his academic record was so good that he qualified as an Ontario Scholar. Ed participated in soccer and curling and, when aroused, became a fierce competitor. Next year he will be attending a chemical engineering course at Oueen's.