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

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JOHN ALLAN BEATON TIM BATTLE What would a History class be without Jack echoing Br. Carrothers with, “For sure, for sure.” When Jack isn’t reading Karl Marx he can be found gunning down 340 Dusters in his 1962 Chevy Impala or relaxing at the Fraser Arms Coffee Shop. Travel is in Jack’s plans after graduation. Tim has endured the College life for five long years. When not participating behind the scenes for the musical he can be found skiing down the nearest mountain slope. A frequent honor roll student, he envisions many happy hours of study at U.B.C. BRIAN A. BOLTON Brian hails from Quebec City and has been going to the College for seven years. He spends his time horseback riding and swimming, but still finds time for the U.N. Club. A consistent honor roll student he plans to attend university after graduation. “And furthermore Brother, about your history course...”, ex- plains John Harris to Brother Carrothers, disturbing him from his exciting comic book. PAUL PHILLIP BEKENN Paul is the Cary Grant of the Grads. Nearly all year round he can be found on a stage interpreting some classical role. When not acting he is involved with Varsity Soc- cer and the U.N. Club. After graduation Paul hopes to travel a bit, maybe even back to see England again. ALBERT JOHN BORGET Bart has made the trek up Granville Street to College every day now for 12 years. On the weekends he can be seen hiking up the tallest mountains he can find, only to ski right back down again. In- tramural Basketball takes up his spare time after school, although he still finds time to help out in the musical. Next September Bart will be attending U.B.C. 19

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GRADS Tl LESLIE JOSEPH ADAMOVICH Les joined V.C. five years ago from Im- maculate Conception. In his stay at the College he has participated actively in the Video-taping Activity. Outside of the College electronics and model aircraft building take up a hit of his leisure time. U.B.C. is in his future. JOHN WILLIAM GRAY ALLISON Gray is one of those guy ' s who boasts about attending College for twelve vears(is he crazy?). Outside of school he dabbles in bartending and swimming but he still finds time for the Yearbook and the Bingo Com- mittee. After graduation Gray plans to en- ter accounting at U.B.C. DAVID BAKER Dave has roamed the halls of V.C. for the last six years. An above average athlete, he has tried his hand at nearly every sport at the College. Partygoing and generally having a good time take up most of Dave ' s leisure time. He is undecided about his future. AU-YEUNG CIIIK FUN If you stay late after school beware of Steve. He is always lurking around the Senior Boarders Residence ready to give you a bad time. Steve has attended College for two years and plans to continue his education at university.

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PETER EDWARD CAMPOS DENNIS ANTHONY BOSA The editor of this year’s marvelous publication, Dennis spent most of his grad year piecing together this yearbook. One of the constant honor roll students, in grade twelve Dennis still finds time to race For- mula TC cars. He will attend university af- ter graduation. Gray Allison is ventilating his poor, aching feet as he regains the shelter of the College gym at the end of the wonderfully successful Walkathon. Gray gained notoriety of sorts when, with the help of his father, he cajoled or bludgeoned enough people to sweet-talk his way into $448.75 worth of pledges -- the highest in the school. Fete, in his four years at the College, has left a lasting impression. Managing the var- sity football team and slaving in the year- book darkroom have taken up most of his time. As of yet, Pete has no plans for after graduation although whatever he does we know it will be a success. DECLAN THOMAS MICHAEL BRENNAN “Crash Brennan has tantalized the girls of Vancouver since his arrival from across the Rockies five vears ago. Vi hen not found skiing or studying he claims to work un- derground for the I.R.A. After attending the University of Alberta. Declan plans to seek his fortune, legally. FELIX CHANG Felix has devoted much of his time and energy to the Yearbook this year. A con- sistent honor roll student, he plays tennis and hockey in his leisure time. It is rumored that he is such a spectacular goalie that he may become the first one to play pro hockey. After graduation he will fur- ther his education at university. 20