Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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n .A DON J. MENARD, B.A. offered a sip of a coke after a hard day's work. The fact that they are not usually invited to the midnight parties in Lower South probably gives them a feeling of being left out. Despite the fact that there are probably truisms, a Don't feed the Animals approach might be the safest. Since M.0.D's experience tremendous ego trips, thus thinking of themselves as the greatest M.O.D. around, an Olympics of M.O.D.'s would settle the issue. M.O.D.'s from all over Ontario would vie for gold medals in such events as pizza mooching, sweetest voice, most annoying bell-ringer, best night vision, and the quietest walk lthe winner of this dubious award is the M.O.D. who can make the quietest and quickest trip down a creaky corridor in Rogers Housel. The man who receives the highest score through these series of rigorous events is proclaimed Mr, M.0.D. ln reality, M.O.D.'s are almost human. They appear to be normal every day except their duty when the pressure rises and a severe case of power tripping sets in which is a disease known as moditis or MODitis. - Phil Shanhouse THE VOTYAGEUR 15

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4 tilt' '15 .An QW? A B MRS.MURELLE X ff 'an Left to Right: P. Donnell, M. Wright, T.D. Clark, M. Lewis, M. Londry. J Pickering has always been fortunate in having many dedicated people to help operate the school and the residence. Our secretaries, for example, are among the most dedicated and efficient to be found anywhere. Our kitchen staff labours long hours over hot stoves without complaint. Our maintenance staff spend many days cleaning and repairing the school to make it a more pleasant place to live. At Christmas, Mrs. Mae Smith, the Headmaster's Secretary, retired after six years of service to the school. We will all miss Mrs. Smith's happy face. In June, Mrs. Muriel Lewis retired after ten years service to the school. Mrs. Lewis worked in the General office where she dispensed allowances, textbooks, supplies, extra disbursements, bus tickets, plane and train tickets, cheerful words and motherly advice. All of us. masters and students, will miss Mrs. Lewis in the coming years and will look forward to seeing her on any return visits. We welcome to the staff two new ladies. Mrs. Margery Wright returned to Pickering after twelve years absence. Mrs. Wright became Headmaster's Secretary in January. Mrs. Doreen LaBrash has joined the General office staff to take over Mrs. Lewis' responsibilities. THEVOYAGEUR17