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

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TIMOTHY JULL Since coming from Immaculate Conception Parish six years ago, Tim has found conditions in the U.N. club and the Yearbook staff to his liking. Tim ' s keen interest in poli- tics and females will lead him to U. B.C. where he plans to continue his progress until he can retire a rich man. JAMES KENNEDY Coming from Our Lady of Mercy Parish, Jim has attended the College for six years. He is a member of the track team, and also goes for in- tramural sports, cars and parties. D ' ARCY KAVANAGH D ' Arcy came two years ago, to the College from St. John the Apostle Parish. He is active in intramural basketball, volleyball and other sports. He is interested in sports and girls, but spends most of his time enjoying that great freedom know as the pursuit of happiness . D ' Arcy hopes to enter university after com- pleting Grade XII. DENIS KELLY Since Denis came to College nine years ago he has participated in all phases of College athletics. A con- sistent honour roll student Denis plans to attend U.B.C. This year Denis was not only our Varsity Quarterback but also a vital cog in tlie Irish ' s Varsity Basketball ma- chine. STEPHEN KNIGHT Steve, a member of Corpus Chris- ti Parish, has attended the College since Grade I. He is a member of the football and track teams, and also plays intramural sports. His other interests include art, guitar-playing, fishing, and girls. Steve hopes to become a teacher after attending U. B.C. 26

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HARRY HOWARD A veteran of eleven years on the College front, Harry is well known throughout the campus. An active participant in newspaper, drama and pep clubs, he also loves such worldly things as women and a driving blues beat. Touring Europe is his idea of an exciting future. DAVID HILL Since his arrival four years ago, Dave is one of the orginal good hu- mour men. A member of the Year- book staff, he also enjoys other more invigorating antics such as track, mountain climbing, growing African violets, and playing guitar. Dave hopes to master Chemistry at U,B. C, then engulf the world with his African violets. BRIAN HSIUNG A new face at College this year, Brian is our overseas student from Hong Kong. An honour roll student, Brian still finds time to relax by play- ing tennis and reading. He plans to complete his education at University after graduation. THEODORE HSIUNG A visiting student from Hong Kong, Ted adds much to Vancouver College ' s academic record. A con- sistent honour student, Ted keeps physically active by playing tennis and soccer. Ted will study bioche- mistry at university. GORDON JEFFREY Gord, a second year resident stu- dent from the Stampede City of Calgary, takes time from his studies to enjoy skiing, pool, and folk mu- sic. Gord ' s interest in the l.N. Club will blossom into study of pohtical science at university. THOMAS JAWORSKI Tom has occupied his three years at College by participating in a wide variety of sports as well as exhibi- ting his talents in the Glee Club. Tom keeps in condition by spending his time on the ski slopes. His future appears to be in the field of medicine. 25

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RAYMOND KOSICK Ray came to the College in Grade IX from Immaculate Conception Pa- rish. His activities include the U. N. Club, and intramural volleyball, football, and basketball as well as the Guardsman staff. He is interest- ed in skating, camping, swimming, stock cars and sport shooting, and hopes to become an air navigator aifter completing his education. TIMOTHY LAVERY Tim, a five year man from bles- sed Sacrament, is a key figure in two school productions — newspaper and drama. His interests are all outdoor and include football, water and snow skiing and swimming. Tim plans to join the P ' aculty of Commerce at university. FRANCIS LEAHY A twelve year veteran from Holy Name Parish, Frank has adjusted himself to College life. A member of both the Glee and Pep Clubs. Frank also wrestles and plays in- tramural football. His amphibious nature is clearly evident by his in- terest in all facets of water sport. Frank intends to study economics at U.B.C. You mean that stuff causes cancer? ponders Paul Meloche. JOHN LLOYD A member of Immaculate Con- ception parish, John has attended Vancouver College since Grade IX. He is a member of the Newspaper staff and the Drama Club, but is also active in sports; enjoying foot- ball and baseball. For the future, John plans to attend U.B.C, DAVID LYALL An avid sportsman, Dave enjoys wrestling, boxing and track, as well as intramural volleyball and foot- ball. His diversified interests include chess, rugby, hunting and girls. After spending eight years at the College, Dave hopes to enter the field of fores- tp. ' at U.B.C. 27