University of Victoria - Tower Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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Outdoors Club The UVic Outdoors Club, one of the most active clubs on campus, encourages the regular abandon- ment of study for the promise of an unpredictable venture into the Vancouver Island outback.', Some of the walkabouts were to Muir Creek fossil beds, Leechtown, Salt- spring Island, and the Horne Lake caves. Many beaches on the open Pacific between Jordan River and Port Renfrew have seen the U.V.O.D.C. arrive dry and leave much, much wetter. Sometimes only short afternoon hikes are organized to places like Mount Matheson, Niagara Canyon, or Mount Finlayson. The long weekends are utilized fully and trips of two or three days planned. Pachena Bay at Bamfield, west of Port Alberni, Long Beach, near Tofino, and Strathcona Park, west of Campbell River, are favourite haunts. i if , I 'A' 3, a W r 'PUB ' Tv' ' Q-' ,- ' . ' . .1 Ji-wn ',.., -.14 - nrsv'i -'Qu--s.L'5- H ' 'TS4 ,np - J ' 's -Q f-- . -, M4

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Motorcycle Club Throughout the university year, club members viewed six Elms and several sets of slides and movies of Victoria Motorcycle Club activities. 'Weekend events included two field meets in UVic's -F52 parking lot Qbelowj , in addition to numerous rides. The club also assisted the Building and Grounds Department in traffic control on the two-day open house in January Badminton Club Because of the rather large number participating, several Badminton teams were entered in the Lower Vancouver Island league this year. Last year the top division team was entered in the fourth D flight. That team managed to finish in first place and as a result found itself in third or C division in 1967. This was the highest that the Badminton Club has ever achieved. The other two teams were entered in Fifth division in which they finished second and third. This year the Third division team had a tougher go, for it ended the season in second spot, just one point behind the leaders. This year the girls travelled to Washington State where they took part in an university meet in which they managed to win the consolation round. T7 z I- l s.,, I 'sq .15 A . '11 . .... ummm