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

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JOAQUIN CRAME “Yak” as he is known around the College has mastered the art of selling doughnuts at the 10 minute break. In his six year stay he has constantly tried to make the honor roll, however, it has been to no avail. Outside of school he enjoys a rough game of basketball or a relaxing game of ping-pong. He is un- decided on his future. HERBERT DAUM Another transient from Cassiar, Herb has latched onto the video-taping activity at College. He enjoys billiards, photography, and motorbiking while he isn ' t impressing the boys with tales of Cassiar. Expect to see Herb at the University of Notre Dame, Nelson, B.C., next year. DIARMUID GEORGE JOSEPH DICK Every morning for the past five years Diarmuid has descended from the loft in the North Shore to mix with the proletariate. During his stav he plaved var- sity football and intramural basketball. He has also dabbled in the newspaper not to mention fighting for the “Socialist Horde.” When evening arrived he would rise to whence he came, leaving mere mortals only to gape in wonderment. GARDNER DAY Every day for five long years Gardner has crossed the inlet from the North Shore to attend V.C. An exceptional athlete “O.J. Day” battled at linebacker for the varsity football team. When not dreaming of the day he will return to set up a law practise in his native Kenya, Gardner can he found lounging in the newspaper room, running a variety show, or heating up his Volkswagen. After graduation Gardner will take a Com- merce-Law course at U.B.C. ROBERT COULTAS DODSWORTH Who could f orget the outspoken voice of Rob Dodsworth, Captain - coach of the V.C. senior soccer team. If not complaining about the bus driver. College dances, or Chevys, Rob can be found helping out on The Voice or killing himself skiing. Despite all the complication in Rob ' s life, he still plans to tackle Commerce in U.B.C. in the near future. 22

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MARCUS SCOTT COLLIER One of the more quiet people at V.C., Marcus still left his stamp on the College. Active in the fields of track and tennis Mar- cus was always the one who surprised everyone with his fine performances. After seven years at College, Marcus wishes to follow up his ambition of Medicine at U.B.C. Messrs. Adamovich, Fee, Poulier and Schulhof exchange interesting tales of their weekend. ROGER LESLIE COUSINS Roger is one of the small band of evacuees from Cassiar, B.C. In his free time he studies heavenly bodies (!) and German conversation and he plays at soldiering in the Reserves. The University of Notre Dame in Nelson, B.C. will be his home af- ter graduation. BRIAN ROGER CORNFOOT Unknown to many people at V.C., Roger smashes keyboards for a local boogie woogie band. In his spare time he attended the College working on the musical and dabbling in football and wrestling. He hopes to obtain a piano teacher’s certificate after graduation. ENRIQUE CRAME Enrique has attended the College for the past six years. Always a faithful supporter of the College football and basketball teams, he could be seen at all games. Enrique is undecided about his future upon graduation. 21

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ROBERT GEORGE ANTHONY DONNELLY Rob claims to be an all around out- doorsman, hunting and fishing when he isn’t at the College. Center on the varsity football team, he played an important part in many of the College’s big victories. Using his outdoors skill, Rob will guide safaris in the darkest jungles of Africa after graduation. “I haven’t got all day!” screams John Lenahan trying to organize the grade twelve pyramid from the bottom tier. ROBERT DOYLE Another member of the varsity football team Bob played split end. A regular on the honor roll Bob helped out on Drama, played some golf, and did some skiing in his spare time. He hopes to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a doctor after graduation. MIKE BRIAN JOE FALCON Mike has dragged his book bag all the way from West Van. to College for the past 3 years. Another one of our many fine humorists he has also displayed talent in the fields of swimming, tennis, and skiing. Mike’s future holds work, travel, and despite his consistent failure to make the honour roll, a career at Harvard as the dean of studies. PAUL A. DUMAS A late arrival from down under (Australia) Paul has developed quickly into an involved member of the College student body. Participating in the U.N. Club and Bingo at the College and rugby after school are among his interests. If all his plans mature we should find Paul at B.C.I.T. next year. 23