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

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JAMES FERRIS A member of Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, Jim came to college six year ago. He has been active in Intramu ral volleyball and basketball. Hold- ing the position of sports editor in the yearbook, he still finds time to pursue his interests in girls and ski- ing. Jim hopes to enter U.B.C. for Business Administration, which will be followed by postgraduate work at Western University. ALAN EXLEY Grade XII was Stork ' s first year as a student from Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Ottawa. Though a member of the Drama Club, AI still finds Umeto enjoy basketball, skiing, and football. Hewill take up Sciences at U.B.C. BILL FIELKOWICH Bill, an active student in College, has been participant in the Intra- murals as well as a member of the Pep Club. He came here three years ago and directs his interests to all sports. He hopes to enter LT. B.C. following his senior year. DARYL FIEBER Daryl first loaned his talents to the College in Grade IX. Since then he has consistently been in the top three on the honour roll. Being a member of the Student Council and the newspaper staff occupies most of his spare time. U.B.C. ' s engineer- ing faculty will be his next stop. Laura Gruenwald asks Kassie Hancock if the boys really do call them Cauliflowers. PATRICK FINNEGAN From Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Pat first arrived on campus ten long years ago. An expert sailor Flex is completely at home adrift on the open sea. A tough competitor in intramurals, Pat intends to com- plete his studies at U.B.C.

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DAVID DeCAMILLIS Big Deek came from St. An- thony ' s in West Van. five years ago and has since become a resident stu- dent. He is on the Football Section of the Yearbook, intramural volleyball and football and in the Bridge Club. Dave claims his interest in focused on How to succeed in School without really trying but he plans an am- bitious career in Oceanography. EDWARD DESROCHES A six year student at Vancouver College, Ed spices many a Guards- man newspaper or wall with his car- toons. An active participant on the newspaper staff and in U.N. Club, Ed spends his spare time skating, shooting, and camping. Ed ' s career is yet undecided, but he is certain of further education at U. B.C. PATRICK DELESALLE A resident-student from St. Helen ' s in Burnaby, Pat has been with us for the past three years. A member of the Letterman, Pep, and Glee Clubs, Pat has also made his mark on the Varsity football squad and the track team. Pat has not de- cided upon his future. CHRISTOPHER DYAKOWSKI Another parishoner from Imma- culate Conception. Chris has attended this institution since Grade VI II. Being an outdoorsman, he indulges in ski- ing, skating, hunting, swimming, and camping. He finds enough free time in his busy schedule for U.N. and Glee Club. Chris plans to swell the enroll- ment at V.C.C. after graduation. ARTURODURAN An active member of the U.N. Club and Glee Club, Arturo first came to V.C. in Grade VII. He is a member of the Guardsman staff, and indulges in swimming, camp- ing and many other activities when not studying hard in school. Arturo hopes to attend university after com- pleting Grade XII at College. Paul Costello and Brian Hsiung prove the accelerating nature of Newton ' s Laws of Gravity. 21

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PATRICK FLYNN This mighty mite of V ' .C. is actually one of the best weight-lifters and wrestlers in the school. A mem- ber of both the Letterman and Pep Clubs, Pat loves the outdoors and the activities it presents. Pat is going to the University of Guelph, Ontario to become a veterinarian. Mark Schulhof befriends a foster child while on a senior religion project. BRADLEY FRITZ Since his arrival in Grade XI, Brad not only has distinguished himself scholastically but also ath- letically. A member of the Letterman club, Brad plays Varsity football and likes all sports. He hopes to ex- tend his winning ways on the foot- ball field to the field of medicine. ROBERT FORTIN Another College man of twelve years duration. Bob is a loyal sup- porter of College teams. He enjoys football but his real loves are cars, girls, and modern music. Bob plans to tour the world before settling down. PAUL FRY From St. Francis de Sales, Paul has been a College man for the past six years. He enjoys water and snow skiing and has a bug about motor- cycles. Paul likes the prestige of a uniform, and intends to join either the R.C.M.P. or R.C.A.F. DAVID GAGNON Since his arrival in Grade ' III from St. Anthony ' s Parish, Dave has been engrossed in school activities. Editor of the yearbook, Dave is also chairman of Vancol Enterprises and an executive member of the Inter- High U.N. Council. Commerce at U. B.C. will occupy his time after graduation. 23