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

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ROBERT JOHN A1RD Hob has made the daily trek to the college for the last four years. He enjoys intramural sports, especially baseball. Working at McDonald’s, golfing, and dating use up his weekends. Bob’s future in computer programming will begin next year at U.B.C. or B.C.I.T. MARK VINCENT ATHERTON Mark has been a student at College for the past four years. He spends his lunch periods playing basketball and his weekends hiking. Mark will probably enter the science field at U.B.C. or V.C.C. i RICHARD BACCHUS During his three year stay at the College, Rick has managed to be an honour student, member of the Glee Club and Seniors’ Editor in the yearbook. His spare time is taken up by fishing, reading, and playing tennis. Science at U.B.C. will take up his time for the next few years. DANIEL ASHWORTH Dan has been studying at the College since Grade Ten. For relaxation purposes he swims, fishes, takes out girls and reads books. Although Dan is undecided about the next few years, he will work for a year after graduation. DANIEL PATRICK BAKER Dan has been with the College for four years during which he has played football and Varsity basketball. Dan also holds the V.C. high jump record. Driving MGB’s and having a good time on weekends are his favourite pastimes. Next year will find Dan wearing an Engineer’s jacket. GREGORY BATTLE A Saint Augustine parishioner, Greg made his appearance on the College campus in Grade Nine. During these past four years he has connected himself with the intramural sports. Greg enjoys fishing, camping, and golfing and will probably attend B.C.I.T. after Grade Twelve. 18

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GRADUATES Go forth to meet the shadowy future, without fear, and with a manly heart. — Longfellow

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THOMAS J. BEECH1NOR A College man for three years, Tom has played intramural basketball, football, and baseball. His outside activities include golf and skiing. After IJ.B.C. Tom plans to make money and just have a good time. ANTHONY CHARLES BEKENN Originally from Duley, England, Anthony has been a student at the College for three years. One of the finest actors in the school, he has been directly responsible for the high degree of quality achieved in all the drama productions. Anthony has inter- ests in rugby, cricket, and the theatre. A study of languages or African History is likely to be a part of Anthony’s future. J ' 4 JOHN PETER BLAKE From Guardian Angels Parish, John has been engaged in numerous College activities during his five year stay. He has been involved in drama and intramural basketball. John also enjoys skiing and handball and sees studies in Political Science at U.B.C. as a worthwhile ambition. CHRISTOPHER F. BERNARD Chris is one of those select twelve year men at College. He has been a prominent member in the U.N. Club, Glee Club, and yearbook. A few of his varied interests include sailing, riding, photography, and Classical music. Chris is looking forward to a study of the Social Sciences in the near future. BRIAN WILLIAM BERGSTROM Grade 11 brought Brian to the College from Victoria. While being active in Glee Club and intramurals, his spare time is spent playing soccer, dating, and 10-speed racing, Brian plans to take accounting at the University of Victoria. Hugh MacKinnon looks on helplessly as Doug MacKay meets his doom at the hands of Geoff Storey.