Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Dr. C.C. Schofield has been working in Pickering for almost twenty-five years. During this time as the school physician, he has enjoyed being part of the faculty, but the medical challenges are most satisfying to him. He thinks that working in a male society is different and more challenging than average clincial practice. He does not think that there is any need to change present campus medical facilities unless female students are added so that the whole school has to be reconsidered. This is Jeff Trott's second year teaching at Pickering. Jeff was born in Toronto, but now resides in the small town of Beamsville. He attended the University of McMaster where he obtained his B.Sc. Here at Pickering he teaches grade 9 Math, 10 Science, 13 Biology and 13 Chemistry. Apart from being don of Silver House Jeff also coached a very successful first hockey team. Un- fortunately Jeff will not be returning next year so we wish him a prosperous future. X Larry F. Thornton was born in Ingersoll, Ontario, but was raised in London, Ontario. After his high school years he attended the University of Western Ontario where he earned his B.A. and B.Ed., in French. In his second year at Pickering Larry teaches French to grades 9 to 13. He is currently in charge of the swim club which travels to St. Andrews College to use their swimming facilities. ln the school he is the Don of Red House and is usually responsible for the house parties which are planned. The adventurous type, he has taken up parachuting and is presently taking the Scuba Diving course being offered to students here at school. Jane Zavitz originally from Ohio, now lives in St. Thomas. She earned her B.A. from Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., and here M.I..S. from the University of Western Ontario. She has been at Pickering for four years and is presently teaching grade nine English. Her main obligation to Pickering is building up the school library in which she is doing a fantastic job. She believes strongly in a Quaker education and has done writing on the history of the Society of Friends. I .qi g 11.9, . K . it . ll'- Wqr 1,4 xr is QPR. g,'i 11. inf-f

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by John deVries Andy Abramson the youngest graduate, finished his Grade 12 after two years at Pickering. From Detroit, Andy brought to us our only taste of American culture this year and plans to attend Michigan State University in Business. A good student and in sports Andy participated in both badminton and conditioning. Good luck in your future Andy. lmtiaz Ahamad came to Pickering this year for his first time from Trinidad. A real horse racing fan, lmtiaz par- ticipated in riding and was one of the better second soccer team players. He was a very amiable individual and brought with him a true flavour of Carribean hospitality. Next year lmtiaz will be returning to Pickering College for another year or attending Ryerson Polytechnic Institute, We wish you luck in your future endeavours. Four years ago Harry Albright arrived at the Hilltop from Switzerland but his family relocated in Elora, Ontario, this year. During his stay at Pickering Harry improved his academic standing considerably and during his own time he was dedicated to The Hilltop Times and to the dramatic productions of Cowboys 2, The Merchant of Venice and Top Table. ln the latter he received an honourable mention as the Russian Representative. In September Harry plans to attend Carleton University in Journalism. Good luck, Harry. Nick Brink returned to Pickering this year from Hamilton to be a Duty Associate in Firth House. Nick has had lead roles in The Unseen Hand, The Merchant of Venice and Top Table and has been on the School Committee for two years. As Chairman in the final term, Nick also earned his First Colour as this year's Captain of First Soccer and as a member of the First Hockey team. This year, Nick is on the staff of The Voyageur, and plans to study Social Sciences at the University of Toronto next year. We wish Nick ever success.