Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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MARY-ELLEN TAYLOR Mary-Ellen Taylor is a graduate of the Music Faculty at Western University and holds a B.Ed. degree from Queen's in Kingston. Mrs. Taylor taught music to individuals this year and worked part-time in Firth House. She was active in the Music Club and the Riding Club and was Equestrian Coach. REX TAYLOR Rex Taylor came to the Hilltop 2 years ago Since then he has been getting along well with the students This is largely due to his friendliness and courtesy Every morning he would usually start his day with a stroll around the Pickering fields No wonder he is so fresh and energetic for his grades 11 and 12 Geography Two or three hours a week he would give ESL classes to those who need help This year Rex is in charge of cross country skiing and many of the skiers were very satisfied with the frequent downhill skiing trips that were arranged by Rex He and Mr Pape also run the badminton team and would usually finish their day with a couple of games LARRY THORNTON Larry Thornton Larry is teaching an immense range of grades from nine to thirteen During his three years at P C not only has he taught French but also he has con stantly been the motivator of Red House Punks Being the Don of Red House he has put in a lot of time with respect to the Houses activity To keep himself physically fit Larry volunteered to run the Swim Club and often created new disco steps whrle playing badminton JANE ZAVITZ Jlne Zlvitz for the past five years has devoted most of her time to the ms and outs of Pickering College Inside Pickering College she runs the library and plans to expand it Outside the school she is responsible for the research of Canadian Library Association and occasionally travels for Canada s Yearly Meeting of Quakers With more than 2 decades of teaching background she is able to handle all these excellently She is also kept busy during her free time as she restores her farmhouse and gardens As for her chief interest nothing comes before her 3 grandchildren ln dividually she is helpful generous and very considerate as can be shown by the way she puts a great concern on individual matters She is an op ttmist and hopes to stay that way ACULTY .. . 9. , . . . ' tl 1, . - 7 n -7 1 - 1 ' 7 t- ,.,5 ,: ' . Y , gf' Q - . . . . . . ' . . . . . 5 ir it

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