Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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OYAGEUR Vol. 54 - June, 1981 Contents for the Pickering Magazine CLI FOOD N1n, 'il 'STA ight E? l i I 1' PEOPLE OF PICKERING ....,................. . . Who are those masked men that inhabit the Hilltop? There is an account of everyone on the hilltop - except the Gray Lady. Nobody talks about her. There may even be a conspiracy of silence to keep the Gray Lady's presence secret. ls she a vampire? Read on, but you won't find the answer here. THE CLASS OF 1981 .....................,................. Technically the Class of '81 are in the People section. We simply draw your attention to this particular newsy section. What did Jon Brdar have to do with the Gray Lady? The real reason why Martin was called Bunny. Why did Blake Melnick play Batman in the Silver House play? The inside scoop on Jack Ross's future. SPORTS ................................................ The largest and most graphic description ever in print on the ritual 'goings- on' at Pickering after the 4 o'clock bell. DRAMA ................. ...,.........................,. What does Bottom's Dream mean? Who were Forensic and the Navigators? Why did Jon Brdar's high heels not match the red sequinned gown? Why did Doug Cowan call his play Aliens? Is there life after drama? Read our regular Drama section and find the answers to these scintillating questions.

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Peter Allan '69 Steven Baranyi '79 Han'y Beer '3 1 Brian Blackstock '56 Jon Brdar '8 1 William Buck '50 Barney Campbell '60 Don Dewar '42 Bob Edwards '63 Barry Estabrook '7 l Bruce Foster '46 Rychard Lardner '73 Heward Lee '78 PICKERING COLLEGE ASSOCIATION 1981-82 Executive Council Edward G. Mack '38 Chairman Andrew J. Fasken '72 Events Chairman Jack Rutherford '49 Old Boys Day Chairman Fred G. Sherratt Parents' Membership Glenn Thompson Parents Guild Parents Committee Mrs. Joan Knowles Chairman Mrs. Jarline Cymbalisty Clothing Exchange Mrs. Gloria Thompson Textbook Exchange Mrs. Anne McPhee Hospitality-Weekend Program Frederick Leitch '58 Harry Peace '36 J. Doug Reed '58 John Renwick '59 John Reynolds '78 Ed Richardson '45 Alan Scott, Parent Dag Spieer '80 Allen Shully '67 Charles Beer '59 Past Chairman Douglas Clark Sheldon Clark John Lockyer

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i l l i i - l l l 4 z i l l i li l . - ff K .. . + it .l N it ll il ,i ,i 1 ri i .l li l i i l ll e Recognize this year's cover? This popular design by Art Master Jamie Macllae is repeated this year because we received so many compliments and so many requests that it be used again, The College Seal is at the centre. Within this circle is the Latin inscription which expresses the Schools educational goal May well-planned foundations be laid, it states. Within a laurel wreath, the symbol of triumph. is the lamp of learning which lights an open book. The date, 1842. denotes the Schools opening Mr, lVlacRae has surrounded the Seal in a second stylized laurel wreath. 1610, ,g?3I?41Tc:- E .A .2 9 ? LT' l 7 1-amp I a l. ,- 3. HORIZONS WEEK NUMBER ONE ............................. . . . This was the year of Horizons. Grade 12 went to Sudbury and Grade 10 to Ottawa. Photographer Lu Taskey explores the Sudbury basin with the help of Pickering students and masters. Riddle: Why does Sudbury look like both ends of the China Syndrome? You'll find the answer in our photos, -... ffl HOUSES ....... ..................... ................... . . .59 The House system - Red, Blue, Silver and Gold - matures. Bradd Barrett speculates on its senility. What really happened backstage during the House plays? How Fred Wafer stopped slipping Ritz and started on Bacon Dippers. Poncho tells all. EVENTS ..... . ......................... ...70 What really goes on at Pickering when we aren't in classes, playing sports, going on field trips, studying, etc. All of the year's activities are shown, - from Opening Days to the Leaving Class Ceremonies. CLUBS.. .. ...ss 44 LITERARY. . . . . .93 AWARDS . . . . . . 109