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

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KORNELUUS KAULIUS Corky,” in his fourth year here, is from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- ish. Expressing an interest for automo- biles, he plays Varsity Football and intra- mural basketball. With regard to the fu- ture, Corky will enter the Faculty of Applied Science at a university. BRIAN D. KEIR Having been in Vancouver College classrooms for five years, Brian attends Blessed Sacrament Parish. He belongs to the Glee Club and enjoys sailing and golf- ing in his spare time. Brian will make up his mind concerning the future after he graduates. GRADS’66 Murph Costello and Tony Gallagher go over last-minute preparations for yet another issue of the Blue Sheet. JOSEPH A. KRIPACZ Now a permanent resident of Van- couver, Joe came to Canada from Ven- ezuela. During his four years at Van- couver College, he has been an enthusi- astic competitor in intramurals, besides finding time to go skiing and play soccer. Joe , who is a member of Saints Peter and Paul Parish, plans to be an engineer. DAVID J. LAM Dave, a boarder and outstanding stu- dent from Hong Kong, is this year the Business Editor of the Yearbook. He be- longs to the Sodality, the Glee Club, com- petes in intramurals, and is a member of the Associated Students’ Club. After graduation, Dave is inclined towards law as a future profession. GORDON LANGSTON A boarder from the foothill city of Calgary, Gord has been here for three years. He is a member of the Glee Club and finds Honda riding, drag races, and girls to his liking. Gord plans to attend university either at Simon Fraser or in Calgary.

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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.

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PETER LAY Peter, in his first year at the College, hails from the far-away metropolis of Bangkok, Thailand. He enjoys as extra- curricular activities badminton, soccer, fishing, and hunting. Peter has as yet to decide his future. JOHN D. LAZZAROTTO A Vancouver College student of some three years, John belongs to Precious Blood Parish in Cloverdale. In those three years with us, he has partaken in several intramural sports. John’s future will lie in what he decides to do at uni- versity. ROBERT LEAHY A member of Saint Andrew’s Parish, Bob was first seen at the College four years ago. He enjoys swimming, indicat- ing an interest towards lifeguarding. Also fascinated by the science of electronics, he has hopes of becoming an electronics engineer. GRADS ’66 RONALD LeCLAIR A devoted member of the Collegian,” staff, Ron belongs to Saint Paul’s Parish in Richmond. During his six years, he has played Varsity and Junior Varsity footba ll and also finds time for skating. Ron plans to be a teacher and has a secret ambition to journey to Rome. ROGER K. LEVASSEUR Roger, who calls Corpus C.hristi his parish, first appeared in the College corri- dors in Grade Nine. Many a lunch period he has been occupied with intramurals. I lis interests include cars and electricity, justifying his plans to attend the British Columbia Institute of Technology for courses in electronics. MARTIN LEWIS Martin has been with us for a series of interrupted years totalling five. A boarder this year, he plays football and golf, and belongs to the track team and the Associated Students’ Club. Martin indicates that he would like a profession in the field of sociology. 28