Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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LESLIE FOK Originally from Hong Kong. Leslie has been at Pickering for the last three years and is a member of Silver House. He participated most intensively in the sports of badminton. cross- country skiing and track S field. Next year he will attend university hopefully at Waterloo. JOEL FRIEDMAN Joel has been involved in sports activities year-round since coming to Pickering two years ago. He was captain of the Second Soccer team and played on the First Basketball team and the First Rugby team. York University is his aim in life in the immediate future. WILLIAM GRAHAM ALIAS William But-But Graham has now been at Pickering College for three years and has been active in Badminton and Conditioning IWhen availablel Even though he may have had an occasional problem with English he put up very good intellectual argu- ments in Spanish. Next year William will be attending Ryerson. GR DU TES -Q4 -1 JEFF GRAHAM. 'Bones' has been here far IOO long and has obviously gone insane! The above- classmates- opinion may be a slight exaggeration, but we know that since arriving here in l98l Jeff has enloyed life to the fullest and made this hilltop a better place in which to live. And he should know having lived in Rogers House. Trailer City. New Residence and finally Firth House. His superb acting under the direction of Mr. W. Scoular has set the highest standards and been enloyed by all in 'Charleys Aunt.' 'West Side Story.' 'Creepsf 'You Can't Take It With You,' and 'Cabin I2.' Jeff served for two terms as Student Chairman and. with Scott Fabres. received the Garratt Cane award. On to Trent University next year. FIONNTAN HARTNETT. A chronic Irishman whose influence was felt by all. Fionntan was a member of Gold House for three years. His participation in First Rugby. First Soccer and First Basketball contributed greatly to their success. Enrolled in the full I.B. program, his classmates are still amazed at his tireless energy reserves available for his extra- curricular entertaining. His contribution to P.C. Drama playing in 'Creeps.' 'Doggs Hamlet' and 'Charlies Aunt.' were memorable. Good Luck at U of T next year.

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JC'tva y-nr 1-L17 986 STEVE BARRATT, Steve came to Pickering five years ago from the booming metropolis of Bradford. Ont. and was an active member of Silver House. He played on various soccer teams and, in his final year. the Senior Rugby team His ability to go to 'Formals' and write Economics test papers the following morning will always be remembered with envy by his less fortunate peers. Laurentian University in Sudbury is Steves immediate goal. THOMAS CHEUNG. Thomas has been studying at Pickering College for four years coming from Hong Kong in l962. He will be going on to York from Newmarket to complete his studies and to carry on his weight-lifting program. He'll likely go back to Hong Kong and become a dictator of business. SCOTT FABRES, Coming from Trinidad four years ago. Scott, better known as 'Fabo'. has been a strong member of Red House, a natural leader and has excelled in all phases of Pickering life. A terrific athlete in all areas - captain of the senior Rugby and Soccer teams for two years, Chairman of Red House and member of the school com- mittee. and. as though this wasn't enough. has earned academic standing high enough to give him choice of university. Winner of the C.R, Blackstock Award - The Joy of Effort - and. with Jeff Graham. the Garratt Cane - Not Only Not Less. But Greater. Fabo. with his good humour and ever-present smile will always be remembered on this Hilltop. 0 5 Quin any CHRIS BENNETT An outgoing well-travelled student from Nova Scotia. Chris was quite active at school. taking part in lots of social activities and spending a term as chairman of Silver House. He enioyed his two years at Pickering and will be leaving with many regrets but is looking forward to moving into the age of majority at either Glendon College or Dalhousie in Halifax. ERIC DEUDNEY. To go 'onto Western University and live a little' is how Eric forecasts his immediate future. He came to P.C. from the thriving metropolis of Ux- bridge. Ontario and has completed grades I2 and I3 in the last two years. He also made the grade in a variety of sports such as soccer. rugby and cross-country skiing. A good all-round student. JACKY FENG. A native of Singapore and now a resident of Toronto, Jacky has spent two academically energetic years at Pickering College. Never short of school spirit. he played Basketball and Badminton and made the astounding discovery that airborne chairs somehow commanded respect from the community! He is planning to attend U of T for Business.

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X -v 5' '!. .,I 986 in inf..- COLIN KAY. Arriving at Pickering in Sept. I983. Colin became a member of Red House and. apart from his unique style ot fashion. will always be londly remembered tor his obsession with motorcycles and the Don Valley Parkway! Lite for hiin will be a l0.000 r.p.m. redline. but then he may lust go on to university. STEPHEN LIEW Left Singapore two years for the pure air of Pickering in Newmarket and completed grades I2 and I3 on the Hilltop whilst battling his way through tennis. badminton and basketball. Goodbye to Silver House and on York University next year. COURTNEY MORRISON. Alter live years as a P.C. student. Courtney hopes to continue his studies at Mac- Master University in Physical Education. At P.C. he par- ticipated in three lst teams: Rugby. Volleyball and Hockey including the 'Champion Hockey Team ol '86' Upon leaving this hallowed hilltop. his only wish is that Topsiders and Hair Gel will become acceptable for future students. He wishes luck to all his fellow students for a happy and prosperous life. h 1' 5 .yi CHRIS LEIGHTELI.. After seven years on this P.C. hilltop. Chris's presence has been strongly felt in all areas of school life. He has played on all the soccer teams including the First for two years and the First Rugby team. He was a major force on the First Hockey team. His skills were great. attitude OK. and ability to take penalties great, Chris lives in Newmarket and hopes to go to Huron College at Western U. NEILL MODNEY Coming from parts unknown. both to him and anyone else. Neill spent just one year at P.C. and not all of that time was used in propagating Moo- Moo the Elephant for example. the P.C. l.B. program kept him pretty busy. Known by his friends as The Washington Stud Neill intends carrying on the established tradition on the campus of Bath University in Cat. Britain. KEN MORRISON. Ken came to Pickering five years ago as a day-boy but moved in for the full treatment for his Grade I3 final year. A member of Gold House and a good soccer and rugby football participant. Ken's greatest strength was exhibited in cross- country skiing, His interests in math functions and relations. physics. and the l.B. pro- gramme should enable him to study Engineering at University of Toronto. I I I ii I. li 'I I I yi I I Il II I iii In I-I 'il I I. Ii I I I P it -I