Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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KHYAM ABDULAH Khyam, a member of Blue House. has been at Pickering for two years. A native of Trinidad, Khyam was one of the best swimmers Pickering has ever had. Twice he swam in the Canadian Junior National Championships. This year he was captain of Blue House on Sports Day and was a recipient of his First Team colours. Khyam's light touch and cheery air will be missed. Next year he will be attending the University of Guelph. SHAKA ABU Shakabu' travelled from Nigeria to spend two years at Pickering. He quickly involved himself in Pickering life and merged as a quiet, friendly, and cooperative member of Red House. He was Sports Day Captain for Red House. Next year Shaka plans to attend University in Ohio. GRADUATES 14 PETER AU Peter came to Pickering from Hong Kong and was a member of Red House. He was unquestionably one of the finest students we have ever had. He received the College Scholar award and a four- year fully paid scholarship in Engineering from McMaster University. His overall average was 9600. Peter also did very well in the International Baccalaureate. We know a great future awaits Peter. JOHN BEER John arrived at Pickering from Zambia and Ottawa. He was elected to the Student Committee and also served as the Chairman of Blue House. During his four years at Pickering he made a strong contribution to school life and was a co-recipient this year of the Garratt Cane. He was also very active in drama. with memorable per- formances in Cl1arley's Aunt and Creeps. Next year John will be pursuing his B.A. at Carleton University. i 4 it 'i ii l. il' .'l l 1 l J

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i i l J BELLIVEALI J was at Pickering for two years hailing from both the U.S.A. and Canada. A member of Gold House, J participated in badminton, played on the First Basketball team and was a slugger on the baseball team. Next year J plans to continue his education in Ontario and play as much golf as he possibly can. GRADU TES ADRIAN BETTS Adrian, a native of England, came to Pickering from his Canadian home in Thornhill. He made an outstanding contribution to college drama during his five years on the Hilltop. He was twice awarded the Harry M. Beer Award as the best actor at the ln- dependent Schools' Drama Festival. Some of his strongest performances were in Hamlet. The Importance of Being Earnest. Charley's Aunt, Sex, Cold Cans and a Coffin. and Dogg's Hamlet. ln addition, Adrian worked hard on The Voyageur, serving this year as its Editor and receiving the Wayne Sweet Award. Adrian was a member of Blue House and participated in many different sports. This year he received the Widdrin ton Award and was a co-recipient of the Garratt Cane. Next year he plans to attend the University of Western Ontario. HOWARD BRICE Howard is Pickering's representative from Queensville. A member of Silver House. Howard was at Pickering for four years. Howard was an extremely fine hockey player and helped lead the senior Hockey Team to two excellent seasons. He received his First Colour award and was this year's recipient of the C.R. Blackstock Award, Next year he plans to attend York University. WALTER BROCK Walter, a native of Toronto, was at Pickering for three years. He was a member of Red House and brought a unique style to Pickering life. Wally , as he was known. requested late lights for study more than any other student in Pickerings history as Mr. Barrett can soundly attest. He played badminton and baseball. Next year Walter will travel or go on to university. l 15