Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Fu ff ,xt Q3 JZ' James Pasquale lim has been at Pickering for five years now and has contri- buted a great deal to all aspects of the college. Throughout his term here, lim has served as chairman of the School Committee, and contributed to the strength of the football, hockey and first tennis teams, and The Voyageur. On his own time, lim pursues his interest in horse-back riding and baseball. lim was honoured at this year's Closing Dinner where he received his First Colour for athletics. We wish him well as he pursues a course in Business Administration at Ryerson next year. 18 GRADUATES David 0'Donnell Dave came to Pickering from Rosseau Lake School two years ago. Participating in a variety of first team sports, football, hockey and track, Dave was also a member of the School Commit- tee. To relax, Dave plays his trumpet or reads medical books. Next year, Dave plans to enroll in Physical Education at the Uni- versity of New Brunswick Best wishes, Dave! Randy Paterson Afer five years at Pickering, Randy is a Rogers House Tutor this year. Participating in a variety of first team sports, football, hockey, baseball, basketball and golf, Randy earned his First Colours last year. During his time at Pickering, Randy has also been on the School Committee, Editor of The Voyageur and a writer for The Quaker Cracker. A native of Toronto, Randy's ambition is to study Psychology and Sociology at York University. A win- ner of the Widdrington Award this year, we wish Randy the best of luck in all his future endeavours,

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Don McLaren Don has been at Pickering for five years now and has led a full and active life in the school. Throughout his time here Don has served on the School Committee, being elected Chairman tor all four terms this year. He has been active in the Rooters and Poli- kon Club, written for The Voyageur and The Quaker Cracker, and contributed to the strength of the First Football, hockey and track teams. Don was triply honoured at this years Closing Dinner where he received his First Colours for athletics, the Garratt Cane for his contribution to the school and, with Randy Paterson, a Widdrington Award. During his years at the Hilltop, Don has exemplified the finest aspects of the Pickering spirit with his high scholastic standing. Don hopes to attend Queen's University next year for Engineering. Best wishes, Don! 1 Dill! - Suresh Narwani Suresh came to Pickering from Guyana last year in the twelfth grade and has continued this year in grade thirteen. ln addition to a very good academic standing, Suresh contributed to a num- ber ot phases of college lite. Throughout his time here, Suresh has been active in the Rooters Club, and contributed to The Voyageur as Graduate editor and a writer. Contributing also to The Quaker Cracker, Suresh found time to take part in the tennis, conditioning and track teams. lt is Suresh's hope to study Busi' ness Administration at Western University next year. Best wishes, Suresh! lan Mossop Coming from Rosseau Lake School, lan has contributed a lot to school lite at the Hilltop. As well as being on the School Com- mittee, lan has shown his talents in the field of cross-country skiing. He was the leading instructor of the oross-country club in the winter term, as well as playing the clown in the production of Escurial. lan hopes to study English at Laurentian Univer- sity next year. Best of luck lan! THE VOYAGEUR 17

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David Rogers Dave has been at Pickering for tive years. Dave will probably study Economics at Western University next year. During his stay here he was an active member of the School Committee, especially in arranging several movies for the college, cross- country-skiing, third soccer, riding and the Polikon Club. Dave looks forward to Western University next year. Best wishes, Dave! Michael Trethewey Mike has been at Pickering for six years. As a member of the Polikon Club he has been in many a heated argument. Mike played soccer, hockey and threatened the snow in the cross-country ski club. Mike plans to work'for the Ford Motor Company of Canada next year. Good luck to you Mike. Andrew Spaulding Everyone knows and admires Andrew for his interest and ex- pertise in athletics, his good humour and his general good nature. Andrew came to Pickering from Dundas last year in the eleventh grade and has continued this year in both grades twelve and thir- teen. Elected to the School Committee, Andrew spends a good deal of time playing Cribbage in addition to his studies and his musical interests. This year, Andrew participated in First Football, hockey and tennis. ln addition to these achievements, Andrew earned his First Colours last year. Next year, Andrew plans to enroll in History and Greek at MacMaster University in Hamilton and we wish him every success. THE VOYAGEUP 19