Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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Mx XX. qi' Y a X., it - .L- l S X . it I. l lip. T TUNDE ANIMASHAUN arrived during the latter half of the first term and he rapidly became well-known to all the students in his house. He was on the First Soccer team, and the Basketball team. Tunde enjoys Funky get down music and can often be found in any room that plays his sound. Tunde intends to go to McMaster University for a degree in Electrical Engineering. AVE BARONS is eighteen years old and has been at D Pickering College for one year. Dave comes from Orillia and is a drummer in the Music Club's band. He enjoys hockey and also being a spectator at all types of sports. ln the future Dave hopes to go to either Ohio or Trent University to get a teaching degree. Perhaps he will return to Pickering as a master in the future! Good luck, Dave. JON BRDAR has been at P.C. for five years. Jon takes art in all types of sports but particularly enjoys Tennis. In P , the past Jon belonged to both the Music Club and the Drama Club, where he acted in The Unseen Hand. This year Jon again dragged out the greasepaint and costume to perform in Forensic and the Navigators. Among his ac complishments he can also list being the School Chairman twice this year. Jon wants to go to Queens for a General . . . h .H Arts Course, and Judging from his past performance e wi undoubtedly be a success at this as well. ALBERT CHANG: Originally from Hong Kong, Albert Chang came to Pickering College two years ago after at h S' th n he has tending a public school in Peterboroug . mce e been very active in the daily life of Pickering College. Not only has he put a lot of concentration on his games club but also on his academic courses. For the past two years, Albert has been extremely energetic playing badminton and basketball and had once reached the top of the schools badminton league. lt was a great loss to the school's first basketball team when Albert unfortunately had a torn ligament. As for his future, he plans to attend the University of Toronto for General Science.