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

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EDWARD McGIVERN Ed has gone the full stretch with the Brothers. He sings with the Glee Club and is on the Yearbook Staff. He enjoys travelling as shown by his interest in cars and motorcycles. Business Administration is Ed ' s final goal. — ' m m. HECTOR MacKAY-DUNN Hector has been an active student in the school since grade two. He is an important figure on the Varsity basketball team, but he also plays football and volleyball. Hector is a member of the Glee Club, Pep Club and Yearbook Staff as well as being a director of Vancol Enterprises. Hector is going to take up Commerce at U.B.C. FRANCIS MAMOSER A six year College student, Frank is a member of both the Drama and U.N. Clubs. Besides lending his mus- cle to the Varsity football squad, Frank also dabbles in track. Though interested in sports, politics, and theatre, Frank is undecided about his future. OSCAR MARTINEZ Oscar is a senior resident student who comes from San Salvadore. In his two years at V.C., he has deve- loped an avid interest in all sports, cars, and young senoritas. Always popular with the fans, he has played two years of Varsity basketball. After graduation he plans to become a civil engineer at U.B.C. As a part of the religious program. Dr. C.W. Harrison discussed the problem of abortion with the seniors. DARRELL MATTHIAS Darrell first came to the College in Grade Vll. An avid sportsman, he is a member of the basketball, foot- ball and track teams, and also en- joys intramural sports. After leaving the College, Darrell hopes to enter university. 29

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CORT LYNCH A member of Sacred Heart Parish in Ladner, Cort first came to the College in Grade IX. He has left his mark on the school by his activity in the Drama and U.N. Clubs and in in- tramural sports. Cort ' s interests in- clude swimming, golf, baseball, cars and ice skating. He is still undecided about his future. ROBERT McDonald A five year veteran of the College Bob has shown keen spirit in active participation of all athletic and social events. An honour student, he relaxes on weekends by going saiUng, playing basketball or football, or listening to pop music. Next year Bob will don the red jacket of the famed engineers at U.B.C. Br. Nash evaluates the literary content of the Guardsman for editors Daryl Fieber and Jeff Smulders. FABIAN MacDONALD In his eleven year stay at College Fabian has spent much of his time playing sports. He plays Varsity football and intramural basketball and volleyball, and is a member of the Glee Club and Monogram Club. Fabian hopes to enter the economic world with a degree from S.F. U. GARRY MacDONALD Garry came to College four years ago and has since become active in track and wrestling. His interests are in hockey, girls, money, and Saturday nights. Garry sees more education in the immediate future. JOSEPH McGARRY Joe has spent the last dozen years at College with the Brothers. His school activities include poster making, pep club and intramurals. He spends a great deal of his time outdoors, hunting, fishing, flying oriental kites, going on long trips and mountain climbing. Joe plans either to join the R.C.A.F. or go to U.B.C. 28

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PAUL MELOCHE Paul is a very active student in school activities, playing intramural football and basketball, working on the Yearbook and constantly being on the Honour Roll. He spends his leisure time either lifeguarding at Jericho Beach or chasing West Van girls in his Kraut. Paul plans to en- ter the field of Science at U.B.C. STEPHEN MILLER Steve first appeared at the College six years ago in Grade VII. He is a member of the Poster Club and the Pep Club, and also plays intramural football, basketball and volleyball. His favorite pastimes are hockey, skiing, basketball and attending Col- lege dances. Next year Steve hopes to enter U.B.C. and become a chartered accountant. JOHN MILLS Coming from Sts. Peter and Paul ' s Parish, John has attended the Col- lege since Grade I, and has the ho- nour of being this year ' s school pre- sident. He is a member of both the Varsity basketball and football teams, but still finds time for the Pep Club and Public Speaking Club. Next year, John hopes to enter law school at U.B.C. MICHAEL MUNSIE Mike left Princeton four years ago to come to College as a resident stu- dent. Since then he has become an important figure among the students as Senior Boarders President. Mike is a letterman in basketball and track but he also enjoys skiing, footbaU and volleyball. He hopes to finish his education at LI. B.C. in the Facul- ty of Education. THEODORE MOORE Ted arrived at College three years ago from Prince Rupert. Although reading is a great interest, he has participated in intramural football, the Pep Club, and in two Varsity sports — basketball and track. His ambition, upon leaving College, is to become the best bush pilot in the northern part of B.C. DONALD MURRAY Don left Costa Rica for College three years ago. His favorite sports are soccer, fishing and swimming. These, along with Drama, cars and the Pep Club are his main interests. He plans to become a doctor after attending U.B.C. 30