and forest. Athletic facilities The campus is equipped with four full-size soccer/rugby fields, an astro-turf field for field hockey and lacrosse, ice rink, a fitness room, three squash courts, a climbing wall, a gym, one outdoor basketball courts, a beach volleyball court, a 50-yard swimming pool and an athletic therapy centre. With the new AWB Alumni Athletics centre built, Appleby now offers three more gyms, a new climbing wall, new yoga/meditation rooms, new squash courts, new spinning room, new weight room, and a new athletic therapy clinic. Academic facilities There are four science labs located by the Appleby Arena and several more located on the science wing. Each of the houses, Walker being the exception, are home to classrooms that are located on the basement level of the houses. The Samuel Academic Resource Centre is home to the Williams IT Centre, the Raymond Massey Reading Room and the Appleby Archives. Chapel The John Bell Chapel features several stained glass windows including 'Iggalaaq' (2004) by Kenojuak Ashevak and Sue Obata. Notable alumni Notable alumni of Appleby College have included: Raymond Massey, (1914) Actor Andrew Dyas MacLean, (1914) Canadian naval officer, journalist, and publisher John Marshall Harlan II, (1916) Justice of the United States Supreme Court (1955–1971) George Montegu Black II, (1929) Canadian business executive, father of Conrad Black, Baron Black of Crossharbour George Atkins, (1934) Founder, Developing Countries Farm Radio Network; member, Order of Canada Norman Atkins, (1953) Canadian Senator Dan Hays, (1958) Canadian Senator, former Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Bill Gairdner, (1960) Olympic athlete (Decathlon, Tokyo, 1964), conservative author John Kent Harrison, (1964) television director Kent Angus, (1970) Businessman and Paul Loicq Award winner Jeff Fairholm, (1984) Canadian Football League player Tim Footman, (1986) English author, journalist and editor Michael E. Raynor, (1986) Business writer Dylan Neal, (1987) Actor Mani Haghighi, (1988) Iranian film director Colin Ferguson, (1990) Actor Bryan Baeumler, (1992) television host for HGTV's Disaster DIY and Disaster DIY: Cottage David Richmond-Peck, (1992) Canadian actor Nathan Rogers, (1997) Canadian folk musician, son of Stan Rogers Evanka Osmak, (1998) Sports broadcaster Mikhail Svetov, (2003) Russian politician and public figure Phil Mackenzie, (2005) Canadian national rugby team player Jeff Batchelor, (2006) Canadian Olympic snowboarder Sam Gagner, (2007) Canadian professional hockey player Brianne Jenner, (2009) Canadian Olympic hockey player Lauren Howe, (2010) Miss Universe Canada 2017 Jillian Saulnier, (2011) Canadian Olympic hockey player Anissa Gamble, (2011) Canadian professional