Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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CHRIS SMITH A native of Owen Sound, Chris has attended Pickering now for three years. Throughout his time here, Chris has served on the Student Committee as well as being a Duty Associate. In sports Chris has contributed towards the strength of the Second Soccer Team, with his somewhat unorthodox style of play, and has partici- pated as a ski-instructor as well as a softball star. ln terms of his spare time, Chris likes to study music and attend as many concerts as possible. Chris also participated in the Drama Club. Next year, Chris hopes to continue with his skills in writing by studying the Arts at the University of Western, Ontario. Best of wishes, Chris! 4. Q BILL WINGER Bill has attended Pickering for five years now and doesn't regret a single moment of it. Bill's competitive spirit and expertise in the field of athletics have earned him his First Colour this year playing on the Senior Hockey Team, the Senior Football Team and participating as a Softball assistant in the final term. To add to his many achievements, Bill was also chosen as the Blue Sports Day captain. Next year Bill plans to work in the business world and our best wishes go out to him in this endeavour. THE VOYAGEUR 25

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.3 'N JERRY RAU The winner of the Garrett Cave this year, Jerry has spent the last two years at Pickering. Coming from Bangkok where his father is a Canadian United Nations worker, Jerry contributed a great deal to the tone and spirit of the school. As a School Committee member and a Duty Associate, lerry discharged his duties well. ln athletics, lerry was captain of the Second Hockey Team and played Second Soccer and Tennis. Next year, Jerry plans to study Business Administration at Dalhousie University in preparation for the study of law. 7 l. .if f I P 5 I 'INN -1 24 GRADUATES STELLAN SHUM Stellan Shum, another of our friends three years at Pickering College and was cally. He enjoyed iparticipatin in ports, of the First Soccer Team, 2 as the champ around the never really missed Hong Kong. H Mechanical Engineering at McMasr 2 S 6 JAMES Rooms , g lim has been at PrckermgCollege,for five and expertise in athletics have ' athlete. Among the many of the Senior Hockey Team, a mem Team of 74175, and holderot these sports feats and others lead Colour last year. He was also a member ot a Duty Associate in both Rogers and Firth and lloyageur Advertising Editor. lim has career at Pickering and we wish him well at hopes to study Arts. her of

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MY FIRST DAY AT PICKERING My first day at Pickering was like being born again. I had to make new friends and I had to remember the teachers' names. Once I had that accomplished, I got to know my roommates and the other boys in the corridor. As I walked into the classroom, everybody stared at me. My first class was easy because the only question the teachers asked me was What is your name? Many of my classmates asked me where I lived. That night I couldn't sleep. The bed was different from the one at home. I had to sleep in the top bunk. Cl don't like sleeping in the top bunk because when I was small I always fell offl. The next day I got up with my roommates at 7:30. I went to breakfast for the first time. It was neat because I could eat with a lot of my friends. The day was going fast. It was lunchtime, and I sat at the corner table of the dining hall. After lunch we had free time. I sat in our room listening to the radio. Then I went to my afternoon classes. At 3:30 I went to sports, and after that I took a shower. It was supper time at 6:00. The supper was good, and so was the dessert. At 6:30 it was time for After-dinner baseball. We played until 7:00. Then we had study until 8:30. At 8:30 we played around the corridor, and at 9:30 the lights were out for the night. -Gary Schuster 3.5. -. f 'fl 1. 45-I 'mi cv- . .