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

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JULIO LIMANTOUR Juls, class vice-president of Room 206, is one of our trio of seniors from Mexico City. The most sports- minded of the three, he participated in most intramurals and track, and was a top defensive man on this year’s Varsity grid team. Next year he plans to enter U.B.C. in the field of commerce. Taking advantage of the cold weather, Dennis Bibby and Barry Coughlin fight for the puck. HANS LORENZ Although in his first year at Col- lege, Hans, a boarder from Grand Forks, has made quite an impress- ion. In basketball he earned a first- string position on the Varsity, and scholastically he is a top economics and physics student. In addition to his regular subjects he takes Ge r- man by correspondence. TERENCE M. McCAFFERY A conscientious, industrious worker, Terry was a member of the Year- book committee and Student Coun- cil at his former school, St. Thomas Aquinas in North Vancouver, but came here for his senior year in order to obtain a science major. His special interests are track and swim- ming. WILLIAM F. McCANN Yet another of the commuters from New Westminster, Bill has, like most of the others, an inclination to- ward sports. He played Varsity foot- ball and many of the intramurals, and has further interests in baseball and swimming. Aiming at higher education, he plans to attend a col- lege in the United States. WAYNE McCLAY A former V.C. boxing great, “Tiger” McClay has been here for eight years. Every morning before class (usually), Wayne can be found hold- ing forth on his two favourite sub- jects: cars and boats. He plans to channel these interests, together with an aptitude for math, into en- gineering studies at U.B.C. daniel McDaniel A North Van. boy, Dan has at- tended College for nine years, lately as a boarder. He ran the mile in J.V. and Varsity track, and was cheerleader this year. On his own time he likes to ski and hike, with special pride in having climbed the Lions. Law is his future, with uni- versity in the States. 26

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RALPH LANUZEL A six-year College man, Ralph is well known for his little Renault (and for the way he drives it). In sports he played intramurals, and has been a cheerleader for two years. Although his interests at present are cars and mechanics (and “hub cap collecting”), he plans to enter dentistry. BARRY P. LAPOINTE Barry, from Holy Cross parish, North Burnaby, has long been the star drummer of the V.C. band; and as a football Letterman, he has be- come one of the Monogram Club’s star ticket salesmen as well. In his spare time, Barry’s major interests are guns, his “white tank” (a 1953 Buick), and composing poetry. DANIEL F. LA PORTE Although he professes a “special interest in loafing”, Dan manages to keep himself quite busy carrying a full load of subjects besides Sodal- ity, Glee Club, and Cheerleading. He plans to teach English on the university level, and to this end he is taking a major in English. JOSEPH K. LAWSON Joe has been a resident student here for three years, formerly having at- tended Bonnie Doone Composite School in his home city of Edmon- ton. He enjoys all outdoor sports, especially riding and hunting. After graduation, he plans to do a uni- versity course and enter his father’s business. DAVID E. LEAHY Dave is an active fellow around Col- lege. Editor of the classes section of the Yearbook, he also finds time for intramural sports. Sodality, and honours in scholastics. Whatever leisure hours he has are devoted chiefly to sports, especially swim- ming and golf. PETER C. LEEST Although born in Germany, Pete has been in Canada since 1952, and, for better or worse, he has become thoroughly Canadianised, right down to his liking for C-FUN. For recre- ation, he enjoys tennis and skiing, besides free-for-all touch-football contests. His plans envisage a future in Education after attending U.B.C. 25

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DOUGLAS MACKAY-DUNN For six years Doug has been one of the harried commuters from the out- skirts of Vancouver whose only re- course if the B.C. Hydro fails is to wave a hopeful thumb at passing motorists. Mostly, however, he has made it, and while here has earned a Varsity letter for football. He plans to study law in the U.S. W. JAMES MacKENZIE Jim has been at College since the First Grade. He played both J,V. and Varsity football, with outside interests in swimming, skating, and bowling. After graduation, he aims to follow in his father’s footsteps in the practice of medicine as a “Physi- cian and Surgeon.” BRIAN McGARRY A member of the Glee Club and the intramural football team, Brian shows his livelier interests outside of school, such as: cars, water skiing, and guns — for target shooting and otherwise. His plans for the future are even more noteworthy as he in- tends to be a bush pilot in the Yukon MARC E. McGRATH After eleven years as a day student, Marc (or his parents?) decided that he should spend his senior year as a resident. Around school he takes part in intramurals, Yearbook, and the Sodality. He once planned to publish a magazine to compete with “Mad”, but now aims more toward electrical engineering. WILLIAM E. MARTIN Bill is one of the few remaining students who at one time played on the College Varsity hockey team. His more recent activities include intramural football and basketball, and he was class president during the last two years. A future dentist, he is also one of the best students in Br. Bucher’s commerce and eco- nomics classes. ALAN K. MENZIES One of the old timers, A1 has fre- quented the corridors of College for the past eleven years, and is well known around the school for his cus- tomized Dodge. Customizing cars and raising pigeons are his hobbies, and the History 91 course is one of his pet peeves. He plans to enter banking after graduation. Boarders Pete Munsie, Bill Duff and Stuart Gray find out where Lee gets his menus.