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

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GARY MICHAEL KOSS Gary has come to College from Richmond since Grade Eight. He is involved in Yearbook this year as photographer. After school you may find Gary practicing his photography or working at the Junior Achievement office. Gary plans to major in medicine at U.B.C. DAVID JOHN LECKSCHAS Dave has been a boarder at the College for six years now, spending his holidays at home in Invermere, B.C. Involved in Music Appreciation, he enjoys psychedelic, rock, and blues. When not reading his car magazines Dave shoots pool, gambles and watches football games. Following Grade Twelve Dave plans to journey to the University of Calgary. DOUGLAS MacKAY Doug has spent his five high school years here at College. Aside from being an avid fan of both the Fighting Irish football and basketball teams, Doug enjoys art as an activity at College. Doug plans to centre his university education around engineering. “If you whistle once more . . warns Mary Lou Fields. GREGORY PETER McCAFFERY One of the boys from the North Shore, Greg has been crossing the bridge for four years now to come to College. A great supporter of intramural sports, he has been involved in the lunch period basketball and softball sessions for some time now. When he’s not shooting pool, Greg enjoys playing any type of sport. After graduation, Greg plans to spend many hours at U.B.C. MICHAEL MacKAY-DUNN Mike is one of the faithful twelve year men on the College campus this year. He has been co-captain of the ’69 Irish and has been a valuable member of both Monogram and Glee Clubs. Mike enjoys music and all outdoor sports. Mike has plans for higher education after graduating. , 28

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BARRY JEFFREY JANYK An eight year veteran at the College, Barry has contributed to all spheres of school life. He has been involved in track. Glee Club, Poster Club and Pep Club. His main contribution to the school lies in the fact that he has been Varsity Football manager for four years. After school hours, he enjoys life to the fullest and in the future, Barry plans to fly for the U.S.A.F. JOHN CAVAN JEFFERY Cavan is a resident student at College this year, his home town being in Kimberley. His various hobbies include rifle collecting, shooting, hunting, fishing, and skiing. Following graduation Cavan plans to be an instrument mechanic. “They’ve renovated the Grammar School, but it still drips up here,” explains Clyde MacLeod to Doug Cullen. MICHAEL JOSEPH KELLY For ten years College has been a daily affair for Mike. He played Varsity and Intermediate basketball and was a member of the Glee Club. Golf and swimming take up his spare time. S.F.U. is in store for Mike next year. LAWRENCE EDWARD KENNEDY A six year man at V.C., Larry is from Our Lady of Mercy Parish. Swimming, diving, water-skiing, boating and fishing help keep Larry in good shape. After studies at U.B.C., Larry plans to become a geologist. 27

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STEVEN A. MacKENZIE Steve has been seen around the College for twelve years now. He has been involved in the newspaper not to mention the Golf and Folk-Singing Clubs. Steve’s hobbies include driving hot cars and “making love, not war”. Completion of Steve’s education will take place at Cambridge University. HUGH STEPHEN MacKINNON Another one of the boys from Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish. Hugh has been a great credit to College for nine years. He has been a member on both the Varsity Football and Basketball teams. When not occupied with his duties as Student Body President, Hugh finds relaxation at beauty contests and Sasquatch hunts. For the 1970-’71 season, Hugh will pursue a B.A. out at U.B.C. DAVID LAUCHLIN MacVEY A true College man, Dave has put in twelve years helping to better the good name College now has. He has excelled in Varsity Football besides going out for track and playing Intramural Basketball. Dave’s interests lie in skiing, golfing and drawing and after graduation he plans to study commerce and law at U.B.C. MATTHEW McGARRY For 1A years Matt has enlivened College life and this year has joined the ranks of the newspaper staff. His favourite way of passing the time is listening to music. Matt plans to attend S.F.U. next year. CAHL JOSEPH MADDEN One of the few St. Francis de Sale’s men, Calil has been a part of the College for four years. Cahl’s main hobby is fishing although he does do some hunting and bowling. After U.B.C. Cahl plans to work with the Federal Government in Fisheries. DAVID CLYDE MacLEOD Clyde has brightened College life for six years. He played J.V. and Varsity Football and was on the technical staff of drama for two years. In his spare time Clyde enjoys working on cars. After a year of travel, Business Administration will be waiting for him. A 29