Vancouver College - Collegian Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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GARY F. GILRAINE Gary has the distinction of being the only senior on our varsity basketball team. Although this takes up much of his time, it has not prevented him from working under the Sports editor ' s watchful eye. Studies are not forgotten either, as Gary, on Honour student, will study forestry at U.B.C. MICHAEL B. HALLADAY Arriving from St. Augustine ' s on a scholarship, Mike has made himself well known during his four years here. Besides studies, he has given time to the yearbook as Sports editor and has participated in sports throughout high school. He will pay his way through U.B.C. by being a life-guard in his spare time. RODGER J. GREGORY Rodger ' s four years here have been rewarding ones. A half-back on the football team, he re- ceived the most valuable player award at the football dinner. Besides having been a class officer for several years, he has also been on the Honour Roll. He is also Prefect of the Arch- diocesan Sodality Federation. PHILIP B. HARRISON Phil was a student here from Grades one to eight, but managed to escape to Australia for three years where he attended Xavier College in Melbourne. Back once again, his final year saw him participating in yearbook and several intramural sports. He has medicine in view as his future career. BYRON J. R. HALL A former Mission High student, Byron came here as a boarder last year. During his stay, he has managed to get involved in a number of senior boarders ' activities. As the driver of a big Buick, he dislikes being passed by a Volks- wagen on the highway. U.B.C. and the Faculty of Law are next for him. GRADUATES 1964 Br. Finch searches for a correct answer to a Physics problem on buoyancy. 24

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From Pleasantside B.C., Dan has been astudent here since G rade ten. Besides being avertable encyclopedia on sports, he indulges in them actively, including boarders ' sports as well as intramurals. Dan ' s scholastic preferences in- clude Math, Economics, and Commerce; his future is yet undecided. From Whitehorse, in the Land of the Midnight Sun, Howard included boarders ' activities in his schedule during this, his third year at Col- lege. Howard ' s hobbies include being a self- styled movie critic. His principal scholastic in- terests lie in economics and literature. He hopes to go into general insurance. THOMAS P. FIRTH From the Yukon, Tom is proud to be an all- Canadian winter-boy. For the past two years he has handled the job of manager of the basket- ball team. In the classroom he bursts forth with many profound discourses on the virtues of the Yukon. Tom ' s future lies in insurance. CHARLES A. FISHER Following in the footsteps of his brother, Charlie came to us from Lumby, B.C. in Grade nine. Since then he has made his mark in athletic field, particularly football. Because of his mild sense of humour and interest in activities, Char- lie has gleaned many fans” around here. He will go into the lumber business. AUGUSTO A. FORTUNY Gus, a boarder from Guatemala City, has been at V.C. since Grade seven. Athletically inclined, he has shown a keen interest in intramural as well as school sports over the years. Gus has been a class officer since his arrival. He hopes to see his future in electronical engineering. 23

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H. LAWRENCE HOLLAND Larry comes from North Vancouver. His check- ered high school career has seen him participat- ing in numerous organizations and activities, including volleyball and four frustrating years as a bowler. Larry hopes to become a chemical engineer, and towards this end, hasconsistantly been on the Honour Roll. Mr. Manuel Espinosa, our photog rapher, gets everything just right for the final take. F. BRUCE JAMIESON Throughout his twelve years, Bruce has par- ticipated in activities consistently. He earned his Varsity track letter in Grade ten and since then has been a member of the Monogram Club. Bruce has organized numerous school dances and has served as a class officer since grade eleven. Geology is his chosen field. K. ROBERT HARTSHORNE After three years of Mr. Bennett ' s buses, Robert decided to make a departure from the old rou- tine, and got a spanking new red car. His com- muting hours reduced, he has more time for extracurricular activities and study, especially his pet subjects, Latin and Math. Next year Robert will make the trip to U.B.C. every day. FRANKLIN A. JANG Frank has been a student here since Grade seven, and during those six years has proven an excellent scholar; his enthusiastic participa- tion in intramurals has been balanced by con- sistent appearances on the Honour Roll. Frank has yet to decide whether to be a dentist or an architect. WILLIAM A. JANYK A former resident of Honeymoon Bay, Bill had the good fortune of being a boarder for three years before becoming a day student. Though small in size, Bill really shines when it counts —in Glee Club and as water boy for the Varsity football team. After g raduation, he will become an Aeronautics Engineer for the R.C.A.F. JOHN R. JAYE Prior to coming here in 1958, John attended St. Augustine ' s. John is interested in intramurals and Varsity track; he has participated also as a cheerleader. By taking up mechanical engineer- ing at U.B.C., John will utilize his favorite sub- jects, Math and Physics, and his hobby, auto- mobiles. • i