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

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BRIAN G. CRUISE Brian is one of the elite twelve year men. His favourite school activity is tumbling, while outside the school he occupies himself with water and snow skiing and is an avid curler. After graduation Brian hopes to travel and then attend U.B.C. THOMAS GRAY EAKINS A bit of a wanderer by nature, Tom attended four schools before finally settling at College in Grade Six. In his years here he has played J.V. football and intramural basketball and baseball. Away from school he spends some of his time with the 15th Field Royal Canadian Artillery Militia. Tom is uncertain about his future plans. PETER A. CURLEY Community Recreation and Intramural sports have been Peter’s activities during his six years at College. Away from school, football, basketball and baseball are his favourite pastimes. Peter intends to travel extensively through the U.S. and then continue his education at V.C.C. TIM DELESALLE Tim has been known during his grad year for his participation in English classes. As an avid line artist for the past six years at College, he will be well remembered by all. He enjoys water and snow skiing and especially watching N.G. gun the B-Ball. Commerce and Law at W.W.S.C. are in the near future. MIKE DICKINSON A day student for the past five years, Mike hails from Corpus Christi Parish. His school activities have included J.V. football, Youth Corps, the Letterman’s Club and most notably track. Mike will probably attend University to study Arts. “Now what we need here is a little organization.” 21

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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

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Doug Johnstone presents his Monday morning lecture. MIKE FANNING Mike has attended V.C. for twelve years and during his grad year, has contributed to Community Recreation and the Stock Market activity groups. One of the quieter men, he shoots a mean game of pool. After graduation, Mike wishes to undertake Mechanical Engineering at U.B.C. and travel tc Africa. ALLEN JAMES FOLEY Since leaving St. Jude’s school Allen has spent the past six years at College. In his free time he enjoys skiing, skating, tennis and working in his high performance Maverick. Next year should find Allen studying Arts at V.C.C. MICHAEL EDGAR An Immaculate Conception parishioner Mike has spent the past six years at College. In his spare time he enjoys playing football and is a collector of history books. Not surprisingly, after graduation he intends to pursue a History degree at U.B.C. WAYNE FERGUSON Wayne came to College three years ago from Argyle Secondary School. A Saint Mary’s parishioner, his interests include swimming, skiing, football and rugby. After graduation Wayne hopes to continue his education in Law or Commerce at U.B.C. MAXWELL Q. FRASER A St. John the Apostle parishioner, Max has attended College for six years. His active school life has led him to becoming captain of the football team, editor of the Newspaper, President of the Monogram Club, and vice-president of the Student Council. Max’s future lies somewhere in the business world, possibly in journalism. 22