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

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ALAN P. GALLOWAY Fred,” from Saint Augustine’s Par- ish, spent his first day here in Grade Nine. He has made a large contribution to the Varsity Football and wrestling teams, besides being secretary of the As- sociated Students’ Club and a class offi- cer. Fred will decide his future upon enter- ing university. MALCOLM GILLIS Nine years ago, Malcolm appeared in the College. He is a senior boarder, plays basketball and intramural football, and on weekends, spends many a leisurely hour golfing and skiing. Malcolm has plans to become a Chartered Accountant after graduation. P. JAMES GOLINSKY Coming originally from petroleum country near Edmonton, Jim has been here since Grade Eight. A standout with this year’s Varsity Football team, he also is a member of the Glee Club, besides playing some hockey. Jim will to go uni- versity to round out his education. GRADS ’66 ALFONSO GOMEZ-PORTUGAL Poncho,” who comes to us via Mex- ico, has been a boarder since Grade Seven. He has competed in boxing, en- joys swimming, and holds the distinction of being president of the Senior Boarders. Poncho plans to attend university in Cali- fornia and take mechanical engineering. The climax of twelve years’ work. PETER W. GRAHAM Pete, a pupil whose years of attendance extend back to Grade One, attends Saints Peter and Paul Parish. His interests range from skiing and water skiing to intra- murals and guitars. He has not planned his future. 25

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WILLIAM P. FRIEDEL With us for four years. Bill is co-editor of the Yearbook. He belongs to the As- sociated Students’ Club and is an avid motorcycling enthusiast. Bill, who attends Saint Andrew’s Parish, will go to uni- versity and study architectural engineer- ing. Ken Akey refills the coke machine in the boarders’ ree room. ROBERT A. FRITZ This is Bob’s first year at the College, and he is an asset to both the football and track teams. Being a boarder, he likes to pass some time on the tennis courts. After graduation, Bob has hopes of becoming an electrical engineer. DANIEL FRITZ A boarder in his second year here, Dan has proven his athletic agility by making important contributions in the sports of Varsity Football, wrestling and track. Including travel, girls, and jazz as extracurricular interests, Dan will seek a higher education at university. ANTHONY A. GALLAGHER Tony’s years at the College date far back to Grade One. A member of Corpus Christi Parish, he belongs to the Glee Club and has the important role of assisting with the Blue Sheet. Tony, who takes an interest in golf, has plans for university. JOHN M. GALLAGHER John, who became a member of the student body four years ago, hails from Saint Augustine’s Parish. An avid B.C. Lions supporter, he enjoys all aspects of football, . in addition to dances and parties. Concerning his future, John has not yet committed himself.

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WAYNE HARTSHORNE Wayne, from Saint Joseph’s Parish, began at Vancouver College in Grade Nine. He has been in a number of intra- mural sports, including football, and bas- ketball. In addition, he finds roller skat- ing, boxing, and automobiles to his en- joyment. Wayne will attend U.B.C. GERALD J. HEYS A member of Immaculate Conception Parish, Gerry has gone to the College since Grade Eight. Co-captain of the Var- sity Football team, he also enjoys skiing, swimming, sailing, and fishing. With re- gard to the future, Gerry plans to take Physical Education at university. ROBERT HOGG The very foundations for the school began to crumble when Bob started at the College in Grade Three. Making an occasional Sunday visit to Saint Anthony’s Parish in Marpole, he plays intramural basketball and football and especially enjoys Friday night skating at Kerrisdale Arena. Bob plans to pursue relentlessly a higher educa- tion. BRUCE IRVING A regular here since Grade Five, Bruce now attends Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish. He indulges in a sweeping variety of intramural sports, ranging from football to volleyball, and takes up golf on weekends and holidays. Bruce is thus far remaining wisely uncommitted about the future. 26 MARK R. JAMIESON During his five years at the College, Mark has taken part in Junior Varsity football, and intramural football and bas- ketball. He is also interested in hockey, golf, automobiles, and sailing. A member of Saints Peter and Paul, he plans to at- tend university.