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

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MANRICO BAUMANN Manrico has been a student at the College for five years. During that time he has enjoyed playing Varsity football and has been invaluable as a manager in both football and basketball. Hockey, soccer, and swimming occupy his free time. Manrico’s immediate plans include attending either S.F.U. or U.B.C. TERRANCE JAMES BOGYO In his five years at College, Terry has actively participated in the U.N. Club, Yearbook, Student Council and especially Drama. Outside of school his main interest lies in Theatrics and he spends most of his free time working at the Metro Theatre and with the Delta Players. Not surprisingly, his future lies in the Theatrical field. NICO BEUK Nico came to us five years ago from St. Andrews Parish school. His main interest inside school is Drama. Outside the school he occupies his time with gymnastics, football and mechanics. He plans to continue his education but first a trip to Europe is in order. HARRY BORGET Harry, who has attended College for 10 years, enjoys participating in sports in and out of school. He comes from St. Augustine’s Parish and attended St. Augustine’s school before coming to College. Until he goes on to U.B.C. next year, Harry will undoubtedly have a good time driving his competition orange Camaro. LEO BRENZINGER Although much of Leo’s time is spent with the Royal Canadian Engineers, he has still found time for Drama and U.N. Club in his six years at College. Much encouraged by an interest in cars, Leo intends to continue his education in the Engineering Department at U.B.C. 19

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TED ASSU Since 1967, Ted has made quite a name for himself in the world of sports. Besides being on the football team at school, he has busied himself with soccer and a very active social life. After some time travelling, Ted plans to continue his education at either U.B.C. or S.F.U. PETER ANTON Peter has been a student at College for six years. He participates in the intramural football and basketball programs and also enjoys tennis. Peter is planning to take Psychology at U.B.C. after graduation. TIMOTHY J. BAKER A Saint Augustine’s parishioner, Tim first appeared at College in Grade Nine. During the past four years he has been a member of the Varsity football and track teams as well as involving himself in Monogram Club activities. Tim is planning to continue his education but he is undecided about what field he will pursue. JAMES EDWARD BARRIE From Haney, Jim has enjoyed five years at College as a resident student. He has been active in Glee Club and Drama as well as being an inspirational member of the football team. Jim intends to continue his education after spending next year travelling through Europe. Nothing goes unnoticed under the watchful eye of Mr. Kavalec and Br. Walsh. CHRIS BARBER Since leaving Holy Name School in Calgary, Chris has spent an active six years at College. He has involved himself in the U.N. Club, Drama and has been an important part of the Collegian darkroom staff. Chris hopes that next year will find him continuing his education at U.B.C. 18

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CARLO CAMILLO Carlo has been attending College for four years since coming from Immaculate Conception Parish. Cycling and working after school are included in his daily program. As for the future, Carlo intends to attend U.B.C. and contribute to the engineering department. ANTHONY CHAU Tony is one of the elite group of students who commutes from Sunny Tsawwassen. An active student he occupies himself with intramural baseball and football. Outside of school he spends his time driving his sports car and skating. He plans to continue his education in California and then enter the field of hotel motel management. Group participation during the Senior Religion program MICHAEL ANTHONY CLIFFE From Immaculate Conception Parish, Mike is one of a small group of twelve year men at College. During this time he has been most actively involved in the Musicals for the Drama Club, Community Recreation, and the U.N. Club. He has proved to be an asset to the Collegian Staff. After graduation, Mike hopes to continue his education in the entertainment or theatrical field. RODNEY FRANCIS COX Sir Wilfred Laurier’s loss: the College’s gain. In his five years at College, Rodney has participated in the activities of the U.N. Club, Drama Club and Debate Club and has assumed the position of Editor of the Yearbook. Whether coaching his yearbook staff or arranging stage props, his work is marked with efficiency and thoroughness. Undoubtedly his enthusiasm will guarantee his success at U.B.C. ROBERT CHIANG Robert is a newcomer to College, having arrived from Qualicum College this September. A member of St. Theresa’s Parish, he is active in soccer and horseback riding. Although travel lies ahead, the first thing after graduation is a few years at either U.B.C. or U. Vic. j 20