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

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FIRST HONOURS HONOURS IN 1970 DEPAR ROBERT GODFREY 94.5 ROBERT DUNCAN 94 JAMES BOYLE 82.5 IAN STUART 81.5 KEVIN O’NEILL i 80.5

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PATRONS Most Reverend James F. Carney Archbishop of Vancouver Rt. Reverend T.M. Nichol, V.G. Pastor Sts. Peter and Paul Parish 5

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r MENTAL EXAMINATIONS SECOND HONOURS The students of Vancouver College made an enviable record in the 1970 Departmental Examinations. Altogether twenty-eight students achieved honour status. Fifteen of these achieved first class honours (80 o o and over). Garry Mitchel with a 97 average and Richard Bacchus with a 96 were among the top ten students in the province. Special mention goes also to Bob Godfrey (94.5), Bob Duncan (94), and Les Csanyi (90). One student especially deserves our congratulations — Mike Redmond who got the highest mark in History (99) in the province. There is an added incentive to achieving honours in the Departmental Examinations. Those who receive first class honours get three-quarters of their university fees paid and those achieving second class, one half. The Departmental Examinations are a culmination not only of the Grade 12 year but also of twelve years of learning. All in all the students of the Class of 1970 served themselves — and College — very well. LAWRENCE KENNEDY 77.5 ANTHONY BEKENN 78 MARK SCHRETLEN 78.5