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

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Excited, More Excited, Most Excited! 1AM FREDERICK GIBSON ' Hie Senior Resident students’ Vice-President living at Grand Cayman Island, “Ernie” lias enlivened College life for three years. He played Varsity football for two years and was a member of drama’s technical crew. A world tour starting in Australia waits for him in the immediate future. LEONARD TIMOTHY G I ROD AY Ten has attended the College for eight years. He has played J.V. and Varsity football and has participated in intramurals. Basketball, swimming and water-skiing help pass his time. Len plans to attend U.B.C. next year. WILLIAM ROSS FRASER Bill, originally from Duncan, has enjoyed five years at College as a resident student. Besides being involved in Glee Club, track, U.N. Club, and debate, be is our number one centre of the Varsity basketball team. Bill finds relaxation while hunting or fishing and has decided to make law his major in university. ROBERT GODFREY From Tasu, on the Queen Charlottes, Bob has been a boarder at College since Grade Nine. Bob enjoys a little football or basketball and shooting pool and travelling are Bob’s favourite pastimes. He hopes to study oceanography at either U.B.C. or the University of Sydney, Australia in the ’70 s. i 24

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JOHN THOMAS ELDEN John arrived at College in Grade Eight. He has been a member of the track team for five years and of the Varsity Football team for two years. During his few leisure moments he relaxes to the sound of good music and chords from his 12-string guitar. Following Grade 12, John sees himself majoring in psychology at university. NOEL IGNATIUS FOLEY A student at V.C. for five years, Noel’s chief interest lies in art. He spends his spare time playing the guitar, swimming, and skating. Science at U.B.C. or B.C.I.T. will greet Noel next year. MARK J. FALISZEWSKI Mark has attended the College for five years and has participated in the Drama and Glee Clubs. He belongs to a folk dancing group and enjoys skiing, fishing, and hunting. Mark will study forestry at U.B.C. next year. ANTHONY J. FORMBY During the last four years Tony has made College a main part of his life. He is Vice-President of the Student Body this year and has been a part of the Yearbook and Debate Club. Tony will study at U.B.C. in preparation for a career as a lawyer. EDWARD FLOOD Ed has been a student at the College for eight years. He has played basketball since Grade eight and is co-captain of this year’s Varsity Squad. A member of the Monogram Club, Ed is a faithful supporter of all the football games. Ed has hopes for a little higher education in university. BARRY PAUL FRASER Barry has been at College for five years, living in Hudson Heights, Quebec, before moving to Vancouver. When not coaching his pee-wee hockey team, he either plays ping-pong, basketball, or takes in a bit of Eric Burdon or Janis Joplin. Undecided on his future, social work, hockey and finding peace in the world hold a great attraction for Barry. 23

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DANIEL JOHN GRANT A resident student from Cloverdale, Dan has managed to be a top scholar while being in public speaking debates in Vancouver and Toronto and on the Yearbook staff. Dan’s main pastime is curling. Lectures on paleobotany and zoology await Dan at U.B.C. CHARLES BORDEN HAYWARD From Campbell River, Bordie has been a resident student at College for the last three years. During these years, he has participated in track, intramural football and baseball. Travelling and sports of any type occupy Bordie after school hours. As yet, Bordie has no definite plans for life after graduation. PAUL BRIAN HACAULT Paul began his days at the College in Grade Eight and since then has been active in intramural sports. After school, he finds time for sports, cars, and making and spending money. Science at U.B.C. is Paul’s next objective. WESLEY HENDRY From Victoria, Wes has enjoyed three years at College as a resident student. He is this year’s Senior Residents’ President and over the past tfiree years has made himself a main part of all the Drama productions. World travel seems to have a great attraction for Wes in the very near future. WILLIAM HARRISON Before coming to College ten years ago Bill resided in Melbourne, Australia. He is one of the select few in the new Music Appreciation activity. Skiing and strumming his guitar occupy most of his relaxation time. Anthropology and U.B.C. hold a great interest for Bill after graduation. RICHARD HILL Rick is a resident student from Mount Vernon, Washington. He enjoys both water and snow skiing and can see the usefulness of placards and demonstrations. U.B.C. seems likely for Rick and he plans to study for a few degrees in Math. 25