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

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LOUIS D. CONWAY Another commuter from Richmond, Louis has been a continuous honour roll student in his six years here. He is a member of the UN and Drama Clubs and is Activities’ Editor of this year’s “Collegian”. He enjoys tennis, movies, swimming, and plays. After taking psychology at U.B.C., Louis would like to find meaning in life. DOUGLAS KENNETH CULLEN A five year man from West Van, Doug has played Varsity football and intramural and has participated in the Youth Corps. Skiing, sailing and fishing help pass his time away. Doug is undecided about his future. JOHN A. CAWKER Another distinguished original, John has consistently been on the Honour Roll. A member of the Glee Club and an active participant in all sports, he spends his spare time “bird” watching. John hasn’t yet determined what he would like to be. JAMES A. CLARKE Originally from Toronto, Jim has been coming here for eight years. Homework, drum- ming for a rock band, and riding a ten-speed take up most of his spare time. Jim would like to become an Engi- neer or a Draftsman. LESLIE S. CSANYI Les has been coming here for four years. During that time he has enjoyed playing intramural basketball and football and making posters. His weekends are taken up going to games, dances, and parties or fixing up his “beast”. Les will pursue studies in Engineering after graduation. Bob Godfrey, the modern day Thinker. 21

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MICHAEL JOHN BOREHAM During the five years he has been at the College, Mike has played J.V. football, been Sports Editor of the Collegian and Grad Chairman. After dating, earning money is his favourite pastime. Before becoming a lawyer, Mike is going to enter Commerce at U.B.C. Mr. J.A. Willox of the B.C. Borstal Assoc, talks on community responsibilities. JAMES CHRISTOPHER BOYLE Grade Nine brought Jim into College life. Since then he has found time for Varsity football and for water-skiing, swimming, and making money. Jim plans to enter U.B.C. to study science or engineering. JOHN STEPHEN BOYLE Coming from Immaculate Conception Parish, Steve has been at College since Grade Nine. When not playing intra mural football, Steve has been behind the scenes in the drama production. Steve plans to make a career centered around future studies in commerce at U.B.C. ROBERT SCOTT CARDINAL Bob came to College in Grade Nine. By his participation in drama and the ’69 Variety Show, he has helped College reach its present status in the cultural field. Bob enjoys sports, rock music, and just generally having a good time. Before going to U.B.C. for a Psychology degree. Bob plans to see some of the world. 1 PAUL K. CARROTHERS Paul has spent twelve active years at the College. He is this year’s Junior Editor on yearbook and is on the Varsity track team. Paul plays badminton, pool and collects stamps and coins. Studies in Commerce at U.B.C. will keep Paul busy next year. 1 20

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DON DESROCHES Don has attended College for the last five years. He is another who has helped the Drama Club achieve its high degree of success. Don loves outdoors and his two favourite sports are skating and skiing. Don will study at V.C.C. for a future job in Business Administration. WAYNE FRANK DIAKOW Wayne, a four year man at the College, is a fanatical baseball player. During the summer he laWn bowls and in the winter he plays hockey. His school activities have included debate and this year music appreciation. Wayne will probably make the daily trip to U.B.C. next year for a career in commerce. LLOYD M. DOWD From St. Paul’s Parish in Richmond, Lloyd joined the College student body to begin his high school education. Lloyd’s interests are bowling, skating, and playing football and basketball. After leaving College, Lloyd plans to attend U.B.C. or B.C.I.T. ( Sideburns are in this year as Brother Taylor aptly shows. ROBERT PAUL DUNCAN This year’s Collegian editor, from Victoria, has been with us for two years. A consistent Honour Roll student, Bob also participates in Glee Club. He was the director of one of the College cells in the Youth Corps. Bob is thinking of chemica l engineering, probably at U. Vic. BRADLEY M. DUSSEAULT Brad is another one of those resident students from Victoria. Although he has only been with College for two years, he has played intramurals, varsity football and is a member of the Monogram Club. During his spare time. Brad is attracted to reading, fishing or record collecting. Brad plans to major in sociology at U. Vic. next fall. 22