Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Lex Dunkelman Lex has been at Pickering for tive years now and has led a full and active life in the school. Throughout his time here, Lex has been active in the Polikon Club, written for The Quaker Cracker, and tennis teams. On his own time, Lex pursues his interest in skiing and debating on world topics. lt is Lex's hope to study Political Science at York University next year. Best wishes, Lex! George Glascock George arrived at Pickering five years ago, and has led a very active life. Coming from Mexico, George will be remembered for his contributions to all aspects ot the college. He has served on the School Committee and The Voyageur and been active in the Rooters, Polikon and Riding Clubs. George spends much of his free time either sleeping or having arguments with other mem- bers of the Polikon Club. Next year, George hopes to study at Trinity College, Toronto. Best wishes, George! David Fox David came to the Hilltop this year from Bermuda and has had a very successful time. David's year has been highlighted by a very good academic standing, contributions to the first toot- ball, basketball and track teams. David also served on the School Committee and won the Best Actor's Award at the lndependent Schools' Drama Festival tor his part in the production of Escurial. With his fine talent in journalism, David has proved himself in- valuable to publication of The Voyageur and The Quaker Cracker. Winning his First Colours in Athletics, David plans to study at the University of Toronto in Law. We wish David the best of luck in all his future endeavours. THE VOYAGEUR 15

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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, '

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Michael Kerr Although Michael didn't arrive at Pickering until January, he became a familiar figure around the school very quickly. During his short stay here, Mike has shown tremendous dedication to academics as well as contributing greatly to the Lower South and Centre Corridor community. While playing for the second hockey team, Mike learned some of the finer points of the game despite the problem of sometimes involving hockey with calculus. It is Mike's hope to study Engineering at the University of Western Ontario next year. Best wishes, Mike! Ed K0 A native of Hong Kong, Edward has spent three years at the Hilltop. This year as a Rogers House Tutor Ed found himself in- volved in a number of activities and duties in addition to his academics and athletic interests. Coaching the Prep. soccer, Ed is deeply interested in the Martial Arts, particularly in the field of Kung Fu. With his general good nature and fine academic stand- ing, Ed hopes to study Business Administration at the University of Waterloo. Best wishes, Ed! 16 GRADUATE Joseph Luk Joseph also came to Pickering from Hong Kong and he finds the school an excellent place to study and pursue his interests in reading and music appreciation. Along with participating in the soccer, conditioning and track teams, Joseph can be found quietly meditating in his room. Joseph has a high interest in general Science and hopes next year to be in Hamilton at Mac- Master University. Good luck, Joseph!