Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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TIME As can be seen from the foregoing set of pictures, this year's graduating class came from a wide variety of geographical and cultural backgrounds. Some have studied for many years at Pickering while others arrived only in time for this one last year. lt never fails to amaze one the relatively smooth manner in which these young men weld together and conquer the work required of them at this time, the end of their secondary school careers. ln addition to asking for academic responsibilities these boys have provided strong leadership in many areas of school life. Several served on the school committee and contributed freely of their time, even to the extent of pre- paring and delivering chapel talks. Many worked on corridor committees and participated in drama. All were active in athletics. Naturally those who took part most fervently in several of these areas are the boys who gave the most to Pickering but who, at the same time, developed their own talents most effectively. This year's graduates have generally been a friendly and conscientious group of students. It has been particu- larly interesting to watch some of them develop over the years from playful youngsters into capable and mature young men. All have had their share of ups and downs but they have also had their fun and games and enjoyed themselves. Most, if not all , intend to go on to higher learning, and our best wishes go with them. May they hold high the ideals we have attempted to lay before them during their time at Pickering. K. G. McLaren

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