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

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ADONIS GARCIA “Garce” has been an avid fan of basket- ball, tennis, and himself during his four year stay at the College. A great believer in positive thinking he lets absolutely nothing faze him. Hailing from the Philippines, Adonis plans to further his education at U.B.C. MIKE FRANK GLEESON To any one of you who didn’t know that great sounding voice behind the loud speaker at all the football games this season was none other than the one and only M.F. Gleeson. Equally as talented in his school- work and in making friends, Mike has en- joyed his last three years at the College. He is contemplating a degree in Agriculture upon graduation. FREDERICK MICHAEL GERRY Fred has wandered through the halls of College for five years now. He says his favourite pastime is sleeping but in reality Fred is quite an active guy, contributing significantly to the musicals and the sound- room. Fred wishes to further his education at some university and acquire plenty of sleep. PATRICK JOSEPH GLEESON Pat is a member of the fabulous quarter- way club, reserved exclusively for students who have completed a full three years of their education at the College. One of the clubs more active members, Pat has coached grammar school football, was in- volved in the leadership program, and tutored in the elementary grades. Politics fascinate Pat and he hopes to eventually become a politician after attending univer- sity. FLOYD LOYOLA GILLIS Floyd is a heralded member of the basketball-at-lunch crowd. After six years at College he has shown himself to be an oc- casional athlete and a fine scholar. His fav- ourite pastimes are sailing and observing his goldfish. Floyd’s plans after graduation are to attend U.B.C. and become a teacher. GERARD JOSEPH GROUT During his four year stay at the College, Gerry’s most outstanding feat was making the honor roll a total of sixteen times. In fact, it is widely rumoured that he has been on it so many times that he thinks he owns it. Despite this outstanding scholastic record, he has also found time for the Dance Committee, U.N. Club, and the in- tramurals. Off campus he likes to camp and relax, playing his guitar. U.B.C. can look forward to Gerry’s arrival next year. 25

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CRAIG RONALD FAVREAU Craig has attended this venerable insti- tution for the past five years and has estab- lished himself as a fine all round student. A very likeable person, Craig’s favourite pastimes are making friends and enjoying good jokes. His hobbies are hockey and skiing. Craig looks forward to a thorough education at U.B.C. JOHN FEE John “the professor” has made himself known as an avid student of the sciences in his five years at the College. Originally from Belfast, N. Ireland, his hobbies in- clude photography, skin and scuba diving. The future holds U.B.C. and plenty of promise for John. ANTHONY FONG CHI SING Tony is a two year boarder from Hong Kong. A person of various talents, he has lettered in track and field, made the honour roll consistently, and has established him- self as a fine chess player. Tony plans to at- tend university after graduation and even- tually become the Prince of Peking. Ed Kazun, who has been masterminding the bookstore for vears, tries to con- vince Brother McCarthy that it will really sell at 35 ♦ . JAMES MARK LESLIE GARAYT Originally from Montreal, Jim has spent his last 10 years at the College. He has made his presence felt in such school projects as the raffle, musical, and bingo. In his spare time, Jim has earned the reputation as another Hod Laver on the ten- nis courts. Jim is anxious to become (of all things) a school teacher. 24

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GILBERT JOSEPH GUTFREUND Known as “Gibby” to his friends Gilbert has spent his past six years at the College. During his stay he has taken an active part in school life and has established himself as the honorable president of the Junior Achievement organization. Gilbert plans to study commerce at one of the local univer- sities and hopefully do some travelling. DAVID LLOYD HANCOCK Dave ' the Rave” has expressed himself as a man of varied talents during his 12 years at the College. While gaining con- siderable notoriety for his “Lettermen” ex- ploits he has also contributed significantly to the sports programs. His many hobbies include singing in the locker room and car- toon drawing. Dave plans to attend U.B.C. and possibly further his athletic career. • JOHN BOBBY HARRIS Our student body Co-President this year has a unique combination of Bill Coshy. Bobby Orr, and George Carlin. On the ice he demonstrates the finesse of Orr when playing for the Grandview Steelers. Off the ice he constantly displays the great humor of both Coshy and Carlin which has made him one of the most popular seniors. When not found studying and trying to make the honor roll, John spends his spare time skiing and skating. His plans in the future include graduation. ..after that who knows? CARLO LUCAS HERNANDEZ Hailing from Manila, in the Philippines, Carlo now calls V ancouver his home. One of the stars of our soccer team he also has shown some prowess on the golf course. Carlo is one of the few members of the Wednesday afternoon activity who can hit the ball off the tee. He hopes to continue his studies at S.F.U. after graduation. PETER ANTHONY PAUL HARRISON Pete has spent his last ten years attend- ing V.C. Regarded by almost everyone as a character, he has learned to compose good jokes and relax in almost every situation. In his spare time he likes to play Bingo and ski. The future is undecided for Pete but he is sure to enjov himself in whatever he does. 26