Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Stephen Cadien Steve has been here for two years. He contributed to the first soccer team and track team. He came to Pickering from Jamaica. Steve plans to study for his B.A. at NlcGill University. Best wishes for the future, Steve! 5 Philip ching Philip came to Pickering last year from Hong Kong and finds he likes it very much. Aside from studying, Philip spends his time writing for The Voyageur as well as reading or listening to music. During his time at Pickering, Philip contributed to condi- tioning and soccer. With his high scholastic standing, Philip hopes to attend Queen's University next year for Engineering. Best wishes, Philip! BHlCasner After six years at Pickering, Bill is the oldest Old Boy and a Firth House Tutor this year. Participating in a variety of first team sports, football, basketball and softball, Bill earned his First Colours last year. During his time at Pickering, Bill has also been a member of the School Committee, The Voyageur and coach of the baseball team. lt is Bill's hope to study Social Science at York University next year, Best wishes, Bill! fQ THEVOYAGEUR13

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Roy Asselstine Roy came to Pickering this year from Falconbridge and finds he likes it very much. Besides being associated with the first tennis and basketball teams, Roy also pursues his interests in music appreciation and skiing. lt is Roy's hope to study Business at Windsor University. Best Wishes, Roy! Perren Baker Like his room-mate Roy, Perren comes from Falconbridge, Ontario. Everyone knows Perren for his musical talents, and his general good nature. Elected to the School Committee, Perren spends a good deal of time in the conditioning room in addition to his studies and musical interests. This year, Perren partici- pated in cross-country skiing and tennis. Next year, Perren hopes to study at Western University and we wish him every success in this endeavour. 12 GRADU Tony Begg Tony came to Pickering from Jamaica last year in the twelfth grade and has continued this year in grade thirteen. Participat- ing in first team soccer, basketball and tennis, Tony earned his first colours this year. As well, he was active in the intramurals and, on occasions, might even be found playing billiards or bad- minton. Tony hopes to study Economics next year at Western University and we wish every success in his endeavour.

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Deane Clark p Deane came to Pickering this year from Thailand and finds he likes the food very much. Playing the Monk in the spring production of Escurial, Dean also contributed to the first basket- ball, soccer and track teams. To relax, Deane reads or listens to pop music. Next year, Deane plans to enroll in Business Adminis- tration at Waterloo University and we wish him every success. I ll V- lohn Devlin After three years at Pickering, lohn is a Rogers House Tutor this year. Playing both soccer and tennis during his time here, lohn was also an active member of the Rooters and Polikon Clubs. lohn also enjoys reading or cross-country skiing. A native of Ot- tawa, lohn's ambition is to study at Carleton University in the field of Engineering. We wish lohn the best of luck in all his future endeavours. Paul Drew 14 GRADUATE, Paul came to Pickering for his first time this year as a Tutor in Firth House and has had a very successful time, Paul's year has been highlighted by a very good academic standing, contribu- tions to the championship first football team Cot which he was the captainl, and first hockey team, Paul earned his first colours this year. During the year, Paul coached the Prep. as well as or- ganized several rugby and basketball matches. Paul hopes to study Physical education next year at Acadia University in Nova Scotia and we wish him every success in his plans, '