Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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02 n Q-B4 ,aw ..1lLp-'42 , fm .mm21wv..w,e-'He-N--Q -e 18 FIRTH HOUSE - JUNIOR SCHOOL Grade 8. Back Row, Left to Right: Tom Vance, Gareth Heeley-Ray, Carl Baron, Michael Sereny, Andrew Nicholson, Jeffrey Northrop, Norman Carley, Robert Braun, Lex Vriend, Laurie Johnston, Shane Laidlaw, David Baker, Peter Smith. Front Row: Andrew Tog- nonato, James Rowley, Albert Melchior, Carlos Fanghanel, Alex Adams, Michael Big- low, Jamie Waddell, Nicky Troller, Bill Francis, Thong Chau. Middle Row: D.C. Pollock, A.H, Jewell, Grade 7. Back Row, Lett to Right: Keith McDaid, Jeffrey Grossman, Tony Fealdman, David Mowbray, Roger Braithwaite, Jackie Flannery, Richard Davidson, Edi Kartono, James Tatem. Front Row: William Smith, Mark Whayman, Tim Kimber, Paul Riddell, Jeffrey Zimmerman, Mike Trusler, Patrick Barringer, Chris Coles, Harland Williams. Middle Row: D.C. Pollock, A.H. Jewell.

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THOSE ONLY ARE LOYAL . .. ' NlCHlNlEN AU Nichimen came to Pickering College from Hong Kong this year and very quickly acquired recognition for his high scholastic ability. As one might expect, Nichimen can usually be found studying at his desk and, on occasions, he does play bridge. Playing both basketball and soccer this year, Nichimen was also an avid mem- ber of the Rooters Club. As well, he even tried his hand at writing English poetry and his was one of the three senior poems selected to represent the school in the Huron College writing contest. Next year, Nichimen hopes to study Engineering at McMaster Univer- sity in Hamilton. 4 . ! Q ef ALAN CHOW Being the youngest member of this year's graduating class proved to be little trouble to Alan who distinguished himself with his academic standing. Aside from studying, Alan spends his time at badminton, table tennis, photography, reading or listening to music. During his year at Pickering, Alan contributed to soccer, basketball and track and field. As well, he was active in the Rooters Club and, on occasion, might even be found playing billiards in the pool room. Next year, Alan hopes to be studying Industrial Engineering in Canada. Best wishes, Alan! ' 20 GRADUATES fn ioiiivciiervo Although lohn came to Pickering only last fall, he finds that his favourite thing about the school is the friendships that one makes. In sports, lohn participated in soccer, the conditioning club and long-distance running track and field. He spends much of his tree time at gymnastics or badminton and pursues photography and stamp collecting as hobbies. John has a high interest in in- terior design and hopes next year to be in Toronto at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. Good luck, lohnl