Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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W.M. KANE, B.P.H.E., B.ED. 12 FACULTY 4+ i fi' K , Q5 ti. S Q3 nv 'F QSM, 4 ', ix ,IQ f, 'B .xii-' 3.51, a., 'ai' -, .1 IX j' .9 Bn K: r- 1 le- '4 Aa Q. 2 ai, . 09900000 P can 2 'WB- JOHN F. LOCKYER, B.A., M.A.

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J. PAUL FLUSCHE, B.A., M.A. MASTERS ON DUTY Hell hath no fury like a Master On Duty's scorn. Is that not the way it was said? If ever there was a maligned creature, an M.0.D. is it. If you talk to one, he is likely to tell you that M.0.D.'s are misunderstood - that they are actually good guys who once a week are transmogritied into the role of a Master On Duty. As most Pickering College people know, M.0.D.'s travel in twos. Each teacher at Pickering has a partner, either another teacher or a student with whom he takes the general responsibility for the running of the schools basic schedule. i i 4 ...,......, 1, PAUL D. ILLIDGE, B.A., B.ED. 3 r His duties include working with his proctors to wake up the school and to supervise the evening study, checking in and out the students who go downtown, ringing the waking bells in the morning. ringing the breakfast, dinner, study and bedtime bells, and finally putting all of the restless little Pickering College students to bed. One of the most interesting things about an M.0.D. is the fact that he is so polite. Some examples of their politeness are as follows: Time for study, gen- tlemen, - Mr. King, please hurry up, 'lMr. Campbell, how about getting into THE VOYAGEUR 11

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J.F. LEIGHTELL, B.A., M.ED. 900' A.C. MALLETTE, B.A., B.ED