Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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1 ,f-5 W' M.. 1 After a two year absence from Pickering Bill Francis returned for his fifth and final year. Most easily identified as The artist Bill spent much of his spare time, in the Art room working with ceramics. Bill as a member of The Student Committee was instrumental in the operation of The Tuck Shop in the second term. ln sports Wilbur played second soccer, hockey and baseball while in the social scene his Alma College connection was highly publicized. After a year in Europe Bill plans to attend York University in Fine Art. Ross Jones has been at Pickering for three years now. He lives in Orangeville, Ontario. Ross has main- tained a keen interest in Hockey during his time here and has been goalie on the First Hockey team. Ross also plays football and basketball. For the past two years, Ross has lived in Firth House where he was a Duty Associate. His influence helped to make the Junior School a good place to live. ln free time, Ross followed his interest in guitar as a member of the Music Club. Ross contemplates a course at Guelph University next year and we wish him every success! Dean Kelley from Kings College in Nova Scotia. This is his first year at Pickering. He was on the School Committee for two terms as the Chairman of Red House. He was on the First Soccer Team and was Captain of the Second Basketball and First Tennis teams. He has also played a major role in the production of The Voyageur. Dean has made some very close friends at Pickering and hopes to keep in touch. He was also on the Headmaster's List once. Dean earned his First Colour this year. Good luck to Dean as he studies at Queen's next year! Andy Knight came to Pickering College two years ago from his home in Oakville. As a member of the Student Committee he ran the Tuck Shop for two terms and was an infamous player on the house league hockey team and badminton. During the spring term he joined the track team and participated on the Senior Relay team. The play Table Top benefitted greatly with Andy's ingenuity as Sound Man. Next year Andy hopes to go to the University of Toronto for Commerce. We wish you well, Andy!

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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.

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by Albert Chang, Steve Kane Kevin Lee came to Pickering from Singapore but was born in Malaysia. For two years he has been a member of Silver House. Kevin was on the First Soccer team for two years and the track team for one year. He participated in House League Hockey during his two winter seasons here and has been very enthusiastic in sports. Kevin plans to attend University in Canada and wishes to study Mechanical Engineering at McMaster University. Good luck, Kevin! David Leung came from Hong Kong three years ago. With his outstanding academic achievement, David still had time to be a member in the Scuba Diving Club and Riding Club. In sports, he participated in Con- ditioning, Badminton, Basketball and Tennis. Next year, he plans to study Engineering at McMaster ,University A co-winner of the Garratt Cane and an Ontario Scholar, David has enjoyed his time at Pickering. We wish David well next year! This was Philip Mak's first year at Pickering College. He came here from his home in Hong Kong. Recognized as the quietest graduate, Philip was an amiable individual who would never turn away a struggling math student needing help. He was very active in tennis and bad- minton. ln order to take his mind off of school work he joined conditioning to keep in shape. Philip was a very kind and good natured person who enjoyed his corridor life. He hopes to be accepted with McMaster University in Engineering. Chris Munn comes from Listowel, Ontario, and has been at Pickering for the past two years, A quiet, well- liked individual, Chris shed his inhibitions and most of his clothes to be a Macho Man in Pickering's The Unseen Hand. Since then, he has been a member of the School Committee and a booster of school morale. This year, Chris has been the Editor of Voyageur. Chris is a diligent student with a moderate interest in sports. He hopes to enter the University of Western Ontario next year. Best wishes for success to Chris! I nf-rx .QA Dx