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

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KENT BITZ From Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, Kent is one of our famed twelve year men. The business editor of the Collegian and a regular attender of College games and dances, he loves cars, music, and skiing. Kent will complete his studies at U. B.C. RANDY BROWN A newcomer from the Lillooet area, Randy has added fresh blood to the senior classes. A faithful sup- porter of the College team, he enjoys horseback riding and all sports, skiing in particular. Randy plans to take to the skies as a commercial pilot. IVAN BULIC Hailing from St. Patrick ' s, Ivan has in the past four years been deep- ly engrossed in school activities. Al- though on both the Varsity football and track team, he finds time for active participation in the U.N. Club and Drama. Next fall he plans to attend U.B.C. STEVE CAMPBELL Enjoying his sixth year of College life, Steve comes to us from Sts. Peter and Paul. On campus Steve donates his voice to the Glee Club and Pep Club while skiing, swim- ming, and supporting College games take care of his leisure time. Steve plans to head into Business Admini- stration. KENNETH CHASE Ken arrived here three years ago from St. Joseph ' s at Ft. St. John. As an energetic northern man, hockey, snooker, and car customizing keep him active. Working for his B.Sc. in Geology will keep him busy on the U.B.C. campus for the next several years. Gentlemen. . .let ' s get this right the first time ' warns Br. Taylor. 19

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ALLEN ALBERTS From Abbotsford, Allen has been a boarder for the past six years. A man of action, he is fascinated by motorcycles and drag races. Upon graduating, he will join the ranks of the chartered accountants. JOE ALVARO One of the elite dozen-year boys, Joe ' s tastes lean toward jazz piano, blues, and various spectator sports. His work on the newspaper and par- ticipation in the drama and pep clubs round out his activities. Joe has hopes of trekking to Europe within the next few years. LARRY ATHERTON A former Immaculate Conception student, Larry came to College in grade nine. When not pondering over Chemistry Latherton can be found skiing, hiking, or playing soccer. He will complete his studies at university. DOUG BAKER Another Corpus Christi man, Doug came here in grade nine. In the past few years his pleasant smUe and warm personality have made him scores of friends. An active se- nior on the newspaper staff and head of the sound room, he finds time to hunt, fish and play the guitar. An honour student, Doug will enter fo- restry or agriculture at U.B.C. PETER BEYNON For the past ten years Pete has been a valuable asset to the College as a member of the newspaper staff and as the assistant to the sound- room. Playing the guitar and listen- ing to music are his great loves in life. Pete plans to head to Vancouver City College before completing his education at U.B.C. STEFAN BETKOWSKI A mountain man from Jasper, Alberta, Stefan arrived here as a junior boarder in Grade seven. For- merly a boxer, more subtle activi- ties such as intramural football and volleyball keep him active and heal- thy. Skiing and big game hunting are Ste fan ' s great loves. He will re- turn next year to study art at U.B.C. 18

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PETER CHOATE Pete, from St. John the Apostle ' s parish, has been a familiar per- sonage on the campus for the last twelve years. His activities include the presidency of the U.N. Club and activities editor of the yearbook. In- terested in politics, law will be his walk of life. PAUL COSTELLO A Peter and Paul man with a nine year history at College, Paul finds time for varsity basketball, intramu- rals, drama and pep clubs and the dance committee. Paul sees engineer- ing in his future after graduation. TOM CLARKE Grade seven heralded Tom ' s ar- rival into the rank of College stu- dents. Though very musically mind- ed Tom manages to include cars, skiing and travelling in his round of activities. U. B.C. or the Berkley School of Music will prepare him for the future. ' I ' d walk a mile for a Camel sighs Hector MacKay-Dunn. HHP l jSj t M W y «% T l ' H ■jk ■ H if ll JAMES COVERDALE A hardy twelve year man from St. Peter and Paul ' s, Jim knows all the ins and outs of college life. An active man, Jim plays volleyball and is in both the Pep and Glee Clubs. Jim ' s hobbies are unusual — avoid- ing the White Spot and watching little children at play. The red of the U.B.C. engineer ' s jacket will attract him after graduation. ALLAN CULLEN Al came to the College four years ago from St. Anthony ' s in West Vancouver. He tEikes an active part in the school ' s yearbook and intra- murals. Among his interests are sailing in English Bay and skiing on Grouse. Al plans to enter engi- neering at an American University. 20