Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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JOHN PATERSON A member ol Gold House for one year .lohn made a strong impact on Pickering life. He came to the Hilltop from lsland Lake near Ballantrae. One oi the few with the courage to jump out ol a plane with Mr. McClymont. he served as Chairman of Gold House and was a member of the Student Com- mittee. This year he was a recipient of the Widdrington Award. Next year he plans to attend Laurentian University in Sudbury. GR DUATES ED OUINTON Ed was at Pickering for three years and hailed from Unionville, He was a quiet but thou htful member of our com- munity who played a 'mean' guitar. A very strong student. Ed was an Ontario Scholar in his graduating year. He was active in badminton, conditioning and baseball. He also took time to work for the Quaker Cracker. Next year he plans to attend Huron College at the University of Western Ontario. ' KHEMRAJ SAMPATH Khemrai was on the Hilltop for two years. coming from warm and sunny Trinidad. A member of Silver House, he and John Otoo manned the gates iand the windowsj of that illustrious House. His uick wit was appreciated by all. Likellwis roommate he was the leading exponent of 'late-nights' variations! Next year he plans to attend the University ol Western Ontario. ANZLO STRACHAN Anzlo was at Pickering for three years. A resident ofthe beautiful Bahamas, he was one ol our more proficient weight lifters. ln Red House his room was always in impeccable condition. lt was said a nickel could bounce off his bed and hit the ceiling. His quiet leadership will be missed. Next year Anzlo will attend the University of Windsor. 21

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f PETER MARESCH Peter was at Pickering for seven years. He came from Toronto although many said his heart was in Meaford. A member of Gold House. Peter served on the Student Committee. This year he was the Valedictorian at the Leaving Class Ceremony. Peter was a strong athlete on the soccer field and the hockey rink and he received his First Colour award. He was a co-recipient of this year's Garratt Cane Award. BRIAN MARKLE Brian. a member of Blue House, was at Pickering for four years. This year Brian ran the Tuck Shop and made it into a dynamic money-making operation. He was always full of ideas to make it better and he did. Another excellent artist. Brian did the l.B. Art programme. He also assisted behind the scenes with a number of stage productions. For his efforts and solid contribution, Brian was a recipient of the Widdrington Award. Next year Brian plans to attend Centennial College. GR DLIATES 20 ts? If ISAIAS MEDINA Isaias came to Pickering from Venezuela. He is one of those persons who, wherever he is. makes a con- tribution. He was very involved in school life sewing as Chairman of the Student Committee for two terms. He played the role of Bernardo in West Side Story with great aplomb and relish. lsaias was a strong soccer player and active in basketball. Next year he plans to attend the University of enezuela. Good luck. amigo! JGHN OTOO T John. a unique member of Silver House was at Pickering for two years. I resident of Toronto. he made a specia contribution to P.C. life through hi- own personal humorous style. He. too was in the l.B. programme. A strong debater. he also served as the Advici Column editor of the Quaker Cracker Somehow Silver House will not be thi same without his very 'late-lights habits. Next year John will be attending Carleton University.

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In J' Q SUNNY YIU Sunny was at Pickering for four years from Hong Kong via Scarborough. He has a strong personality and was active in all aspects of school life. He was a strong participant in Volleyball and Basketball as well as being an excellent runner. He took a role in West Side Story and helped with the stage crew in several other productions. He also served on the Blue House and School Committees. Sunny's plans for the future are unsettled but whatever he does he will be successful, 22 4' fx V 3 ..-1 LORNE ZACKS The heart and soul of Gold House, Lorno was at Pickering for six years, His home is in Kitchener, Lorne did a super job as the intramural captain of Gold House leading his charges to victory, He was active in many aspects of school life. He worked on several yearbooks and received the Wayne Sweet Award. This year he served as a tutor in Firth House, He was also a recipient of the Widdrington Award, Lorne's infectious enthusiasm and dedication will be missed. Next year he plans to attend Carleton University.