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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

■ •_ ' . ' V: ■ .... • . : ' ' ■■■ , ' ■ fp. JKHySgi fiv THE COLLEGIAN: 1981 VANCOUVER COLLEGE PROGRESSIONS... The growth of Vancouver College during the last sixty years has been remarkable; 1980-81 has probably been the most significant. The College ' s face is constantly changing: a new track and a Brother ' s House being the most important changes this year. College is moving with the times, because since the foundation of the Brothers in 1802 their aim has been to provide a Catholic Education in the best possible atmosphere. The Brothers are not able to do this work without the support of Old Boys, Parents and Friends and to them we are grateful; as St. Paul stresses ' ' the community of Christian love is one with the Lord. So it has been since Brother Lannon and his fellow Brothers oc- cupied this campus in 1925, and it continues today. Progression: the source of patient growth and maturity. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS P. 6 Faculty P. 20 Graduates P. 54 High School P. 92 Elementary P.110 Activities P.120 Fine Arts P.136 Special Events P.150 Sports P.184 Friends FACULTY Principal ' s Message Br Maher B A. Dear Students, I am most happy to provide a Principal ' s message to the COLLEGIAN. The traditional high quality of this publication remains a vital source for the history of the school and its public relations The end of this current school year brings us to the ripe old age of fifty-nine. And the 1981-82 school year will usher us into our Diamond Jubilee. Our preparations for this celebration are extensive and far-reaching Our fund drive and building program will add some badly needed facilities and change the face of the present campus. And if we do in fact change the College, it will be because the heart remains strong and growing. It will be because we have all found a place within that heart and we have grown to value its contribution to our lives. The history of the College is one of sacrifice and mutually shared endeavour and accomplishment. We value because we sacrifice to contribute. In a very real sense, the Brothers, the lay staff, the students, and their families, have in the College an opportunity for sacrificial living for one another that touches at the very core of our Christian and Catholic lives. If we do not sacrifice we do not love and we cannot call ourselves Christian. Our jubilee will be a celebration of that history. More than a celebration, I trust that it will become a renewal of our hearts to strengthen our spirit of family both at home and at the school. I trust that both the jubilee and the history that produced the jubilee will serve to affirm in us time and time again that our sacrifice for one another leaves us a treasure endured far beyond brick and mortar Fondest wishes to the grads of 1981 ! 8 Sincerely yours, Br. Maher, C.F.C., M.A. Principal MR J KAVALEC, B Pe„ BA, M.Ed. Vice-Principal MR. M. KIM, B.Ed. Elementary School Supervisor Special Reading Classes Grade 71 BR. M.P NOLAN, B.B.A., M A Acting Principal English 12 MR. E. CRAME, B.Sc. Economics 11 Commerce 9, 10, French 9 MR. R. HALLAM, B.Ed. Phys. Ed. 8, 9 Socials 8 Even our acting Principal, Brother Nolan, was caught up in the spirit of hat day. BR. F.F BRENNAN, B.A , B Ed., M S Religion 11, Algebra 12, Geometry 12, Bookkeeping 11, Accounting 1 2 MR M BOREHAM, B.A Computer Sci 11 English 10 BR. GERARD, N.D.L., B.A MR P DOYLE, B Sc. Industrial Ed 8 Science 9, Religion 8 Human Biology 11 MR W MacCORMACK, B Ed. Grade Five MISS N. HERB, B.Ed. Grade One Mrs. Sendall ' s anecdote on Pre-Columbian art seems to have put Mr Lattimer to sleep MR. W. ANDERSON, B.Pe. Community Rec. 1 2 Phys. Ed. 10, 11 BR. W.C. NOONAN, M.A. Typing 9, 10, 11 BR. M.C. CULL, B.A., M.Ed. Religion 8, Socials 8, 10 MISS L DeVITA, B.Ed. Art 8, 9 MR. R DE JULIUS, B A English 8, Literature 1 2 Brother Basil is one man who doesn ' t need a microphone to make his voice heard throughout the gym. BR W R FOWLER, B A., M Ed Religion 8, 9, Math 8 French 9 BR. F. BASIL BLOM, N.D.L, B.Ed Math 8, 9, Religion 9 MR S. KAZUN, B Sc. Religion 1 2, Music 11 Science 8, Chemistry 11,12 Courtesy from B C. PAPER CONVERTERS LIMITED 1 1 1. Mrs. Cheesman ponders the fate of one of her pupils. 2. “You, the kid with the face, get out of this class,” are the choice words of Mr. Crame. 3. Countess Naas and a New England fisherman examine the instructions on how to take the change out of the photocopier. 4. An aerial shot of Mrs. Stefanov at work in the photocopying room 5. It seems that Mr Sponza and Mr Farenholtz are “into” banana cream pies. 6. There is a gleam of revenge in the Fascist Green Frog ' s eye that warns D.H. that he better beware. 7. Joel Dumarsq tries to forge the number of his math textbook but the cunning eyes of Brother Kelly are too fast for him. 12 13 MONSIGNOR T.M. NICHOL Sts. Peter and Paul Parish la dee da la is about all that Brother Gerard can sing even when cutting a piece of wood MR J. ROGERS, B Ed Residence Moderator BR. W.R FOWLER, B.A., M.Ed Mathematics and French 8 Qu ' est-ce que c ' est? ER. J WHELIHAN, C.S B School Chaplain Compliments from JOHN J BROWN and KIWI TREASURES 14 BR. P C. BREEN, M.A. Retired MR D. SPONZA, B A. Religion 10 Socials 11, Geography 12 MR A.P VAN DER SANDE Science 10, Physics 11,12 Mr. Doyle poses for a Collegian camera while explaining photosyn- thesis. BR ) P ROWLAND, M.A , MAT Religion 1 1 , Socials 10 History 1 2 MR P O ' LOUGHLIN, B.Ed Yearbook and Residence Moderator MR. J. BELL, B Ed FrenchIO, 11,12 It is obvious that Br Brennan has just thought of his Block B algebra class. BR. W A. HOWARD, M A Algebra 10, Religion 9, 10 MR L MATUSICKY, BA, M A. Religion 11, English 11 Literature 1 2 BR WARREN, M.A Grade 9 Mr Matusicky prepares for comb, with a banana cream pie. Boston Marathon winner, Brother Howard, uses his last drop of energy to wave 16 MR C OLSON Band 8, 9, 10, 11 Band Level 1,11 MR BATISTA Janitorial Staff MRS. C. KIM, B.Ed Grade Four MR A. SPAGNUOLO, B.A. Socials 9, Law 11 Gen. Business 11 MR. T.H. CHOO, B Ed. Phys. Ed. 8, 9, 10 Math 8 MR S. GIACOMAZZA, B.A Elementary Phys. Ed MR. A FARENHOLTZ, B.Pe. Science 8, Math 8 Phys. Ed 10, Geometry 12 BR. A.R. ESTRADA, M.A. Religion 10, 12, English 9 Latin 9, Spanish 1 2 BR E B LAWLOR, B Ed., M.A Grade 72, French Yearbook Moderator Mr Farenholtz becomes dazed when his basketball team reaches three digits. MRS. A. CHEESMAN, H. Dip. Ed. Grade Two It looks like Mrs. Fry just gave Mr Kavalec one of her lectures on school behaviour MRS. M. FRY Registrar 18 MR. J. LATTIMER, B.A. French 8, 10, 11 V MRS. P. SADLER MRS. M. STEFANOV Accountant Office Clerk Another friendly, faithful and fearless Vancouver College librarian Who ' s behind those Foster Grants? MRS. D. LLOYD Secretary MRS. B. LYNCH Senior Library Assistant MRS. V NAAS, SRN SCM. Senior Librarian Audio Visual GRADUATES 1 981 ' S TWELVE YEAR MEN Front Row David Green. Sean Doughty. Leo Schwarz Second Row Jeff Charpentier, Paul Pelletreau, Karel Carhoun, Mark Fidgett. Gordon Urquhart Absentees Michael Graham 1 Paul Pelletreau envisions himself as a demanding rock star in Mr Matusicky ' s literature class. 2 An unexpected shot of Mike Graham just before he takes off for Todd Mountain. 3. Sean Doughty and Mark Fidgett seem to have been caught unexpectedly by a Collegian camera 4 There are t wo graduates in this picture that are not Twelve Year Men, who are they? 5 Karel Carhoun seriously reminisces about his twelve years at V.C. 6-7 Is 12 year man Leo Schwarz going to assassinate our President, Dave Green, with a snowball? Yes, it looks like he did, or else, David Green knows that wearing compact snow on your forehead is a health aid Best Wishes JONA ENTERPRISES LTD 22 23 SEAN WILLIAM DOUGHTY JEFFREY MARK CHARPENTIER Jeff came to College in Grade 1 and has been an active participant in school life ever since. In his spare time Jeff played basketball, football, and participated in the intramural program Off campus Jeff ' s hobbies are hiking, music, and just taking life easy After graduation Jeff hopes to travel before continuing his education at UBC. next fall MARK RUSSELL FIDGETT Another one of those courageous twelve year men Mark was active in basketball and football in his junior years Since then his in- terests have taken on an extracurricular theme, namely tennis, golf, water-skiing and snow skiing Upon graduation Mark intends to test the surf in Hawaii and eventually continue his education in the field of commerce at UBC KAREL JAN CARHOUN One of the rare twelve year men, Karel has been a consistent honour roll student during his lengthy stay at College In his earlier years, he was very active in the school sports program, but more recently he has become involved in sports outside of school, such as tennis, hockey, fishing, and snow and water-skiing Karel ' s future plans foresee continuing his education at UBC in the Faculty of Commerce DAVID ROBERT GREEN Our student body president is another one of those brave guys that have been coming to V C for twelve years During his lengthy stay Dave has been involved in almost every activity imaginable in our school When he ' s not busy keeping the school together Dave enjoys getting in his five miles a day logging and searching for rare records His future plans are to follow in the footsteps of his father and brother into the flying business as an airline pilot Another one of those rare breeds, Sean has trekked over the bridge for the past 12 years from sunny Richmond Sean has participated in many school activities including the junior and senior basketball teams, having started for the Irish in his |unior and senior years If not on the court Sean can be found on the pool deck coaching competitive swimming After a long summer Sean plans to attend UBC or S F U and study architecture Good Luck from CRANNA ' S JEWELLERS 24 FRANCIS MICHAEL GRAHAM PAUL PELLETREAU LEO ANTHONY SCHWARZ Michael started at Vancouver College in grade 1, in 1969, Mike holds an extremely high opinion of VC, believing in the motto: Be true to your school! When not studying Mike can usually be found either at a football or basketball game or enjoying himself at a dance Outside of school The Kid leads a full life of partying, cars, girl chasing, sailing, skiing, and swimming Michael plans to take this summer off to become: The Master of Time, Space and Dimension, after which point he will attend U B C and, later, medical school Paul has been at the College for twelve years and has found it most rewarding When not studying, Paul can be found skiing, lying on the beaches, pounding the drums or blowing his eardrums out listening to music Paul feels that accomplishing goals is an important task He feels it ' s better to set small goals rather than one that is impossible to reach, in that way he can reach his goals, receive the reward and go on to the next His goal now is to be the all being, master of time, space, and dimension then he plans to go to France Leo always knew he had potential, but even he was a bit surprised to find that when he entered College at Christmas of grade one the brothers had already started building the log cabin he was born in Like Henry the fifth before Agincourt and like Alfred before his cakes, Leo has triumphed over the intricacies of basketball, soccer, hockey, tennis, golf, hor- seback riding, squash, racquetball, sky-gliding, and scuba diving to mention just a few In his spare time, Leo involves himself in such hobbies as stamp collecting, painting, model boats, coin collecting, interior decorating, plant maintenance, growing plants, and when he has the time flying kites Leo is a bit concerned on leaving V C that he isn ' t ready to cope with the outside world After spending 12 years at Vancouver College both David Green and Jeff Charpentier know how many fingers to hold up to show 12 .” GORDON WILLIAM URQUHART Cordon has attended Vancouver College for the past 12 years Living only one block away has helped make school life for him much easier Besides studying he has become active in the Collegian and has enioyed supporting Irish basketball. When not prowling the hallways he occupies his time skiing, sailing, playing poker and tennis As to his future, Cordon plans to continue his education 25 ALUMNO 1981 -V.C. GRADUATES ALFONSO ARMON ABRAHAM Alfonso came to the College in grade 5 from Notre Dame in Belmont, California The one thing he likes about Vancouver is the snow, because he is an avid skier Alfonso ' s plans after graduation include going to a University (hopefully in Utah) and entering the field of Commerce or Sciences HAYDN CHARLES LAURENCE ACHE Haydn came to V C in grade nine from the sunny shores of Trinidad, in the Caribbean, becoming one of our honoured resident students During his stay at V C Haydn has focused his attention on athletics, participating in various intramural activities as well as ) V and Varsity football, track and wrestling His hobbies include skin diving, weightlifting, logging and partying Haydn plans to work for one year, then further his education, possibly in the field of Oceanography Hey guys, will you get a look at . . . WHO JUST HAPPENED to walk right in! mumbles Peter as he takes his eyes off the books. ANDRE AQUINO Andre arrived here from Regina High School, operated by the Christian Brothers in Newfoundland Since then he joined the Grade 10 basketball team and then left the sport for the other virtues of life He has involved himself in intramurals, skiing, and would like to take up hang-gliding and sky diving. After graduation he plans to join the police force or a fire brigade STEWART WILLIAM BAILEY Coming from Immaculate Conception Delta, Stew began his 5 year stay at College in grade 8 Since then. Stew has been an outstanding member in the athletic programme He has earned his Varsity letter on a few occasions, successfully participating in basketball and track, as well as doing some cross-country running When not shootin ' hoops, or doing 400 ' s, Stew can be found studying, supporting, or sleeping After graduation, Stewart will go into the World of business management, at- tending either U B C or B C I T 26 GERALD RAYMOND BELGARDT Gerald came to College five years ago from St Patrick ' s Elementary Since then he has been on the honour roll consistently and worked on the Collegian in grade ten as typing editor After graduation Gerald plans to enter the Faculty of Science at U B C LAWRENCE D BELL Larry came to V C. three years ago, returning from schools in northern BC and Montreal Since coming to VC, Larry has participated in the school band playing the clarinet and tenor sax Outside of school Larry enjoys skiing, swimming, and his car After graduation his plans include the Commerce Program at U B C RANDY LEE BILESKY Randy came to Vancouver College five years ago from St Pauls School in Richmond Since his entry into College, Randy has been involved in wrestling, football, hockey and an active participant in the intramural program When he is not in deep study, Randy can be found playing tennis, baseball, skiing or recording the odd album in his studio He plans on attending U BC in the Science program and then becoming a tax free millionaire in the Bahamas RONALD STEVEN BOCUSZ Ronald came to the sophisicated College life from North Vancouver 2 years ago and has remained ever since Other than studying, his school life was spent enthusiastically par- ticipating in intramurals and lunch time sports School aside, most of his time was spent working and he was involved in various water sports. University is in his future, along with other less formal methods of continued education 27 RICHARDCLAY PETER BROWNRICG Rick came to V C from Saint Pauls Parish five years ago Since then he has played football, hockey and track He has been on the student council since then and was known for giving a hand in organizing the high school socials He has also written for the Voice from time to time On weekends Rick skis and when not skiing he parties Next year see ' s Rick at U B C in the Faculty of Science ROBERT GIOVANNI CAVERZAN Hollywood Bob came to College eight years ago from the East End of Vancouver He has actively participated in the intramurals and in his senior years earned his Varsity letter as a member of the Fightin Irish Wrestling Team His most memorable moments have been walking into french class to the smiling face of Mr Bell During his free time, Rob can be found cruising the strip in Da Monz, or just hitting the town with the boys When the time came for homework, Rob will always be remembered for his famous saying, Don ' t sweat it cause you ' ll regret it. Rob ' s plans for the future are to go to University after travelling Europe to visit his many relatives DAVID JAMES CANVIN Day by day, Dave makes his way to College from East Vancouver where he completed elementary school During his five years at V C he played grade eight and J V football and has played on the Varsity soccer team this year Among Dave ' s many interests are skiing, girls, rock and roll, partying, and good times with buddies Dave ' s future plans are still undecided but he is considering studying in the field of electronics at B C I T BRIAN JOSEPH ANTHONY COADY Brian has attended Eric Hamber and Winston Churchill as well as Vancouver College Brian participated in track and field running for Vancouver College and the Vancouver Olympic Club He also enjoys skiing and swimming Following graduation Brian will continue his education elsewhere ROBERTO HORACIO CARVALHO Robert has been commuting from Richmond for five years. Since grade eight he has maintained a good academic average which he is sure will enable him to enter the Faculty of Science at UBC, where he plans to attend Med School Other than playing grade 8 football and par- ticipating in the Intramural Program, Robert has concerned himself more in the academic field than in the school sports program Before coming to College, Robert attended Lester B Pearson High School in Ottawa, where he lived for 6 years His interests include guitar playing, listening to rock music, and all sports LIAM JAMES COUCHLAN Liam first came to V C in grade 8 as a resident student from Saint Ann ' s Academy in the metropolis of Kamloops Since then Liam has taken on many challenges such as becoming the Voice editor, managing the football team and in his senior year playing on the Varsity Football team He was also active in the In- tramural Program and the Student Council as well as cheering on all Irish teams Liam ' s favorite pastimes include downhill skiing in season and getting rich year round Liam hopes to attend UBC next year 28 MICHAEL BRENT DONE JOSEPH MICHAEL PATRICK DOYLE GEORGE STEVEN DUDAS Brent came to V C in grade six from Kerrisdale School An avid science fiction fan, photographer, and film maker, he is known for sporatic cinematic productions for various classes during grades nine, ten and eleven This has been his third year on the yearbook darkroom staff Brent plans a career in films or business Atlas he ' s not. An inferior complex he ' s got! An almost twelve year man, Joe has been trodding the halls of V C for eleven years, since returning to Canada from Portland, Oregon Over the years, he has participated in football, track and Varsity basketball Outside of school he plays golf, tennis, hockey, and even some skiing Somewhere in between he must have found time to study, because he has remained high on the honour roll in all his years at College His future plans are to attend UBC to study commerce, followed by law or ac- counting MARK ANDREW ELLERY Mark came to us five years ago from Saint Mary ' s Elementary School After participating in grade 8 track he settled down for a more serious academic schedule, but still constantly participated in intramurals and other school activities His hobbies include partying and sports. After graduation Mark hopes to take up a career in Accounting George arrived at College 9 years ago from Maple Grove Elementary School Over the years he has participated in elementary track and basketball but then dropped school sports to concentrate on academics On weekends George can be found skiing at Whistler or involving himself in sports His goal after graduation is to attend BC I T or U BC and pursue a career in the Computer Sciences ' Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the . . . ' 29 RICHARD GEORGE EPPICH MARTIN CECIL EMSLANDE R Martin came to us in grade six from David Openhamer Since then he has been actively involved in wrestling and made the 1980 B C Championships. His hobbies include training for wrestling tournaments, and reading books by his favorite author Stephen King Plans for the future include working for a year and then heading for B C I T to take up Prosthetics Venturing daily from the slopes of West Van Rick has made his presence felt around the school During his five short years at V C , he has been vigourously involved in many school activities, from after school intramurals to Br Basil ' s fan club Outside of school life, his interests include sports cars, baseball and bombing around on his motorbike After graduation. Rick will be touring Europe for two months When he returns, Rick plans to attend the Faculty of Commerce at U B C KEVIN MATTHEW FALCON Kevin has made the trek from West Vancouver to the College for five long years In his earlier years at College, Kevin participated in football and basketball, however in recent years Kevin ' s activities have shifted to interests outside of school These interests include working, skiing, tennis and his car But most of the time Kevin can be found with his friends either celebrating Grad or any other occasion they can think of! Kevin ' s future plans include a year of travel followed by a study of Law at a presently unknown University MAURY FARENHOLTZ Maury came to VC from Dover College, England, two years ago He was immediately caught up in the Fighting Irish, playing Varsity basketball, tennis, and intramurals After school hours, Maury could be found taking up space in the gym He plans to con- tinue his education in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC Coughlan, Kwok, and Leong focus their complete attention into the world of music. 30 v CARLOS ALBERT FEDYK Coming to us from Immaculate Conception, Carlos has been on the school register for seven years During his stay here Carlos has enjoyed attending football and basketball games and participating in intramurals and various other school activities His outside interests include, too numerous to list fully, tennis, rock concerts, and having a good time with his friends He also spends each of his Saturday mornings working to earn money in order for him to make his first million Carlos is the third of four brothers who have graduated from the College After graduation Carlos plans to attend U BC and study Business Administration and eventually become president of his own company GREGORY JOHN THOMAS FODCHUK Greg came to College in grade 6 from Sir Wilfrid Laurier He has played on the elementary and grade eight football teams As well as having been an active member in the College band program, Greg joined the Collegian staff (Sports Editor) in his graduating year In his spare time Greg may be found playing his saxophone or skiing the local slopes Plans for the future include vigorous studies in Commerce and Law at U B C DAVID MARK McCRAIC FEENEY Mark came to Vancouver College in Grade 4 and is the nearest thing to a fish the senior class has He is a member of the Varsity Swim team and a letterman His interest in swimming has left him little time for anything else When he comes up for air, Mark can be found in grammar school hallways recruiting swimmers for his swim team, or doing one of his many hobbies which includes reading, singing or |ust plain mellowing out His further plans include swimming at the University of Texas and a possible career in aviation or teaching David moved back to Vancouver from Perth, Australia 4 years ago and entered the College in grade 9 He has participated in intramurals and many more activities. He supports the Fighting Irish by showing up at most basketball and football games David would like to take this opportunity to thank all his teachers and friends DC, CF, BD, RC, RR, RB, and M R After graduating David plans to enter the Faculty of Arts at U BC. and become a Chartered Accountant And now for something completely different Twit- a-Hoo ' TEie V.C. flashier strikes again! 31 1. The future of the Canadian Army does not look good. 2. Dave Green stumbles over words over twelve letters. 3. Liam Coughlan and Greg Guile train to be future Pavarotti ' s 4 Glen Montgomery points out to David Shyong the basic technique of a “Half-Nelson. ' ' 5 Dino Georgas is shocked over Nancy Reagan ' s yearly budget. 6. The “Incredible Hulk Hadyn Ache contemplates the fate of two St. Thomas More hoodlums. 7. Greg Fodchuck, Paul Schober, and Mike Moisson try to exercise their muscle capabilities by pushing lockers into walls. 8. David Green ' s latest spring line of evening wear is modelled by a few consenting graduates. 32 STANLEY K FOO Stan came to the College from St Michaels in Grade 10 He joined wrestling in Grade 11, and was fairly active in the intramurals program Outside the school, he plays a lot of chess, and enjoys reading A science fiction fan. he also is very interested in astrology and numerology After graduation, he plans to go to University and take up politics and economics PAUL ATTILIO M CATTO Paul was a nomad entering Vancouver College 6 years ago Since grammar school Paul has worked on the school newspaper, has been a member of the band, and has contributed to the Collegian Paul was this year ' s Collegian Editor When Paul isn ' t studying or doing homework to keep his marks above average he is usually globetrotting or watching TV or else at- tempting to read literary classics for Mr Matisicky ' s Lit class His plans include travelling the world extensively and to enter the U B C Faculty of Law and to eventually become a corporate lawyer Sartin caught the pie HIS way. MICHAEL JOSEPH GEARY Mike arrived at the College in grade 8 from the mountains of beautiful North Vancouver During his stay he has made several trips to the office for late slips and just to say hello Mike has participated in intramurals. Varsity soccer, and plays soccer 24 hours a day whether it be physically or mentally He also enjoys skiing, squash, good food and sleeping Mike plans to play soccer for S F U failing this to get a job and become rich JAMES GEORGE GENAC Jim entered VC in grade eight having previously attended David Lloyd George Elementary Since then he has been involved in two musicals Good News and Fiddler on the Roof participated in the school newspaper, and was sports editor for the Collegian His other interests include refereeing and coaching minor hockey and sticking up for the Van- couver Whitecaps. After graduation Jim intends to broaden the scope of his knowledge in either the study of commerce, the Faculty of Law or the extensive world of Community Recreation 34 KONSTANTINOS NICK GEORCAS Entering V C in grade seven, Dino has taken an enthusiastic interest in school activities. The Creek has played a large role in student politics having been editor of the elementary paper in grade seven to student body president upon graduation An honour student throughout his six year stay, Dino has had a brief stint in sports - wrestling in grade eight The future hopefully sees Dino in the Sciences at U B C before he goes on to become an in- ternationally powerful millionaire JOHN GHATAK For six years ]ohn has been making the daily trek from his home in the heartlands of Richmond to the halls of V C in the name of academic studies A participant in many ac- tivities around the school, john was an avid supporter of the intramural program After graduation John hopes to take up Law at University ROGER GROVER Roger proudly hails from Richmond and has been at College since grade four School ac- tivities include audiovisual, four years on sound crew, and yearbook photography Outside interests are photography, diving, and for the last two years has been actively involved in the Canadian Armed Forces fifteenth field artillery and is looking forward to an overseas posting after graduation TheR CMP is the goal Roger seeks as his future career GREGORY ROBERT MATHEW GUILE Greg has been attending Vancouver College since grade six. Since then he has been involved in sports and is a member of the senior track team, Greg was also an active member of the student council in past years and was president of class 122, Apart from school, part-time work, and sports, Greg can be found playing his drums, listenng to music at home, and trying to chase down records around the town He also enjoys outside activities and throwing around a frisbee His future plans are to attend a post- graduate school, most likely U B C and pursue a degree in Law, Commerce or maybe even look for a musical career What do you think the odds are of me being an illegal alien? muses a con- templating Ng. 35 CLAUDE HARDENNE DANIEL PATRICK JOHN HACEMOEN Dan came to us six years ago from Holy Trinity on the sunny slopes of North Van During his time at College, Hager has fallen in love with the athletic program lettering a total of seven times in football, basketball and track In his spare time Dan en|oys skiing, throwing the hammer ' and cruising in the Tank He plans to attend S F U next fall in the Faculty of Commerce PIERRE-ALPHONSE C. HEUSKIN From Brussels, Belgium, Pierre-Alphonse came to us as a resident student two years ago Aside from classroom activities, he enjoys skiing, swimming, golfing, reading and good music Pierre-Alphonse plans to further his education at University in the Business-Law field PETER HALL Pete has been stolling the halls of College for five long years Since his arrival he has actively participated in the intramural program and played on the Varsity soccer team Outside of school, he enioys movies, parties and playing any of a variety of sports Pete plans to work in the summer before going to a |unior College in the Vancouver area Claude came to VC from the flat lands of Saskatchewan two years ago Since his debut at the College, Claude has survived the courses and can usually be found bombing around in his car should he not be hitting the slopes. The future holds a probable education at USACK and a lot of travelling 36 Three grads await the COLLEGE EXPRESS. H MICHAEL HIRSCHSPRUNG One of this year ' s allumnus of the Ecole St. Sacrament has been at the College for five years He has paricipated on the Student Council, the Voice, the Collegian (this year ' s Grad Editor), this year ' s musical, and the organization of the Milk Run in its first two years In addition to this, Mike has also been a top class salesman for the College - twice the number one ticket seller (he once sold 110 books of raffle tickets) when not skiing powdery slopes, Michael can be found roaming between the mountain peaks, or bicycle touring to some faraway destination Future plans include canoeing the Yukon, bicycling across Canada, sailing the Northwest Passage and entering the Commerce Faculty at U ES C PHILLIP NEIL HOO Neil has spent five years at the College and has since discovered the true meaning of school spirit He was active in the intramural program, and in his senior years he became a member of the tennis and badminton teams His interests lie in such sports as basketball and hockey as well as cars, music, and art Plans for the future include B.C.l.T. in the field of Computer Technology Roberto Carvelho wishes he was posing in front of Josef Karsh ' s camera. BRENDAN GREGORY HOPWOOD Brendan arrived from Oak Bay High in Victoria two years ago and has been in residence ever since He has been active in all dorm festivities and enjoys such gastronomy available only to the boarders During his spare time he was found as an inconspicuous character in the dorm His interests vary from cars to music Future plans after graduation include a year of work, and further studies at either U Vic or San Jose State in the fields of computers and French. JOHN JOSEPH JALBUENA John is originally from the Philippines and he joined us last year He enjoys playing squash and basketball in his spare time After graduation, John hopes to carry on in Univesity at U B C. 37 ERIC LEE KOBAN PETER JOHN KEYES Peter came to V C seven years ago, and has been at the College ever since A football player at heart, Pete has lettered three times In spite of his success at the College, Pete still gloats over the MRP Trophy that he won in the Immaculate Conception Tournament Plans for the future include opening a laundromat chain and preparing a thesis on the functions of the door hinge Eric came to College in grade eight from Saint Mary ' s Elementary He has since proven himself to be a tremendous asset to our athletic program Eric, a three year letterman in basketball, started and starred as guard in both his eleventh and twelfth year on the Varsity team Eric also played quarterback for the Fighting Irish football team During his spare time, Eric enjoys hunting, fishing and the beach in September Eric plans to go to University to play basketball and study Commerce. Stu Bailey and Eric Koban watch the student body file into the gym for a thriving” pep rally. CHRISTOPHER JAMES KOH 3 years ago, Chris came to Vancouver College as a senior resident student from Wah Van College, Hong Kong Chris has been a member of the Chinese Connection and has enjoyed his stay at College very much Besides studying, calculator programming and reading, you may find him playing football or cycling Chris intends to continue his study in the field of Sciences in California MICHAEL TAI KEE KWOK Mike came to V C in Grade 10 from David Thompson Secondary School three years ago He arrived from Hong Kong five years ago and since then, he has spent most of his time striving for achievement in his academic goals Mike usually spends his free time doing weightlifting, jogging, shooting and driving Other than that, he can be found practicing his guitar and piano or camping out on a glacier He is planning to attend the Faculty of Science at U B C and then he will go on to major in Veterinary Surgery 38 Phil Kupic seems reluctant to drink his orange juice STEPHEN LAU Stephen came to us from faraway Malaysia 6 years ago He is an above average student, and enjoys logging, swimming, tennis, and other sports Stephen hopes to further his education at McGill University, Montreal CHARLES LEE Charles came from the oil rich country of Brunei He spent five years of his life in England preparing for his zero level at Belmont Abbey in the county of Hereford He joined us in Sep- tember 1980 as a grade twelve student He plays a lot of chess and tennis in his free time and is also taking up photography He plans to go to University to obtain a degree in electrical engineering PHILLIP GLEN KUBIK Phil came to V C four years ago in order to complete his secondary education as a resident student In his time at College he has busied himself with 3 years of wrestling on the Varsity team Aside from school, Phil ' s main interests are moto crossing, snowmobiling, girls and rock ' n ' roll, although not necessarily in that order Upon graduation, Phil plans to take a relaxing trip to Alaska, after which he will work for a year and take an apprenticeship in heavy duty mechanics at Northwest Community College in Terrace RICHARD LEONC Richard came to V C in grade eight from Saint Andrews During his five year stay, Richard has enjoyed ' college ' life immensely and only wishes that he could have stayed longer After graduation, Richard plans to attend Vancouver Community College (which campus, we ' re not yet sure of) to take up an undetermined subject 39 STEPHEN VINCENT LYONS JAMES LJUNCH Jim came from Caledonia Senior Secondary School in Terrace, BC and graduated in his first year at VC His past activities were hockey, volleyball, partying and girls His lifetime hobby is playing drums in a number of different bands in Terrace After graduation Jim plans to move into the field of studio musicianship and to one day play in a serious progressive rock group ZVONKO MARETIC Zvonko came to the College in grade 8 from Sa int Patrick ' s Elementary School and has since been making a regular morning trek from Burnaby In his 5 years at the College he has concentrated on his studies and has become known for his fierce pride in his Croatian nationality Away from school he spends a lot of his time playing soccer Zvonko ' s plans for the future include a career in Commerce Steve came to the College five years ago from Immaculate Conception in Delta Since then, he has been making the long trip each day from Surrey During his stay here, Steve has actively participated in the Fighting Irish sports program having played basketball, football and track When not in class, Steve can be found supporting various College activities or stuck in rush hour at the Deas Tunnel His hobbies range from snow-skiing to collecting covers off T V guide Steve would like to thank all the teachers and students of Vancouver College who have made his stay so memorable He will treasure forever thoughts of Brother Dawson ' s math class and summer football camp After graduation Steve hopes to work awhile before entering BC I T in Broadcast Communications MICHAEL ANTHONY JOSEPH MOISSON Michael has been coming to V C from Rich- mond for 5 years After class he has par- ticipated in school intramurals and supported the Fightin Irish In his spare time Mike enjoys tennis, skiing, the outdoors and music After graduation he hopes to become a power engineer JAMES MICHAEL MacMILLAN Mike came from Andree English School in Chile, after having been out of Canada for 6 years, from which he learned to speak Spanish quite fluently He entered the College in 1980 to finish his senior year of high school He plays soccer, tennis, and also likes swimming, skating and other sports Mike ' s many plans for his future, include furthering his studies of Science and Math at University GLEN MILES MONTGOMERY Glen entered College in grade 9, coming from Kemano, and has been a resident student ever since He participated in varsity wrestling for three years and acquired his letter After school hours, Glen likes to lift weights and play sports He also enjoys meeting people, especially those from independent schools bearing many girls After graduation Glen plans on taking a business management course at B C.l T and a tour of the world 40 CARY B. MORDECAI Cary has been walking the halls of Vancouver College for the past five years commuting daily from Richmond During his stay, Cary has been a member of the Varsity soccer team and has played basketball In his spare time, Cary spends a lot of time playing soccer, enjoying various social activities, and supporting school teams. After graduation, Cary plans to attend either U B.C or S.F.U. to obtain a degree in Commerce and possibly to pursue a soccer career EDMUND NC C.H. In 1978, Edmund began his VC career after finishing form 3 at Wah Yan College in Elong Kong He has resided in the senior residence for 3 years and he has even participated in the Collegian, the tennis team and time-to-time in the intramurals program When not studying, his favourite activities include golfing, calculator programming, football, and taking pictures. He plans to attend an American University and to pursue a career in Science after graduation CONOR PATRICK MURPHY Conor has been venturing to V C from Dunbar for the past nine years Over the years, Conor has partaken in numerous school activities including grade eight football, intramurals and track and field Outside of school, he enjoys tennis, skiing, sailing and coaching a com- munity soccer team Conor ' s plans following graduation are undecided TIMOTHY ODEGAARD NAAS Last of the Naas family Tim came to College in grade five In his eight years at College, Tim has considered himself a flexible athlete and showed it by his eager involvement in football, basketball (both on and off the field), cross- country, track, the outdoor ' s club and soccer When not trying to maintain a good average at school you can find Tim rock climbing, skiing the slopes of Whistler, listening to rock n ' roll, going to parties, or just trying to have a good time with friends. After graduation, Tim plans to continue his studies at U B C in the field of Oceanography JERRY NC WEI HO Jerry entered VC five years ago from the Diocesan Boy ' s School in Hong Kong Still vivid in his mind is that feeling of being totally lost that first day at school But after all these years, he settled down into the swing of things, eventually involving himself in class in- tramurals, track and field, photography, jazz music and water-skiing Jerry plans to enter the Science faculty at U.B.C next year, hoping to embark on a career of medicine 41 TODD ALEXANDER PACE Since grade seven Todd has been making the daily journey to the confines of V C from sunny Delta He has been an avid Fighting Irish fan and participator in intramurals His hobbies include hockey, golf, music and forgetting to wear his tie After graduation Todd plans to become a professional hockey player or a rock superstar Upon failing this Todd plans to further his education in a Forestry Program NICHOLAS JOHN RANDALL Nick came to the College 3 years ago, from the wilds of Deep Cove Nick enjoys skiing and good parties Nick plans to attend University after a year of travelling DANIEL GREGORY PARIS After faking french for 6 years at tcole Saint Sacrament, Dan switched to the College only to get involved in 3 plays, 4 years of yearbook, the sound crew, track, and when there ' s time, school When not skiing at Whistler, the munchkm can be found playing tennis or taking pictures Future plans include the Science Department at U B C and growing to be 5 foot 5 HUGH JEFFREY QUIGLEY Hugh originally from England came to us 2 years ago from Prince George After joining VC he actively involved himself in the in- tramural program Interests include cycling (on a bicycle), camping and swimming Hugh in- tends on working a year or two and eventually joining the R.CMP Ron Bogusz wonders what a Stanley Park seagull would taste like in a bernaise sauce with some vintage champagne. 42 What do we have here? . . Joseph Stalin, Billy Bishop and A I Capone. RANDY STEVEN RECUSH Randy came to Vancouver College 10 years ago from Immaculate Conception Randy has been involved in football, track, and also attained a letterman role for a year In his spare time he goes to movies and works on weekends He tried never to do homework Randy plans to enter the Faculty of Commerce or Criminal Law at U B C. KEVIN PATRICK RIDLEY Kevin arrived at College five short years ago and has been commuting from the flat lands of Richmond ever since Kevin immediately in- volved himself in soccer, track, and cross- country where he showed his startling abilities in all three During his five years on the Track team he travelled to Washington and Oregon twice, to compete in a number of International meets. When he ' s not booting a ball around or out running, Kevin ' s time is devoted to helping out in school activities such as the Letterman ' s Club, Variety Club and Intramurals Outside of school he enjoys cycling, tennis, and many other sports Next year he plans to attend B C I T to take Administrative Management ASHLEY JAMES RATTEE Ashley started in grade seven at Vancouver College having come from Athlone School In his spare time he enioy ' s skiing, soccer, and improving his mastery of the Martial Arts, (Wing Chun, Kung-Fu and Tae Kwon-Do). Ashley ' s plans for the future include going into business for himself. MARK JOSEPH ROZA For the past seven years Mark has been coming from the East End to VC Inside school ac- tivities included the student council, the track team and being a vivid supporter of the Fighting Irish.” This year Mark was the captain of the senior soccer team Outside of school Mark enioys his spare time playing his beloved game soccer Other activities include skiing the slopes of Whistler, driving fast imports, and listening to the good sounds of rock n ' roll Mark plans an extensive vacation after graduation and then plans to enroll himself into the Arts program at U B C followed by an ambitious career in Law 1. Smile Karel, you ' re on candid camera! 2 China ' s gang of four smile over their brillia nt disguises in a new world 3. V C was infiltrated by the CIA-Croatian Intelligence Agency! 4 Charles Lee probes the depths of chemistry, never again to resurface. 5. “Dogs of War?” No. Roger and Mark are patrolling the walkathon Guess what happens when someone ' s out of line? 6 No Glen Your audience is behind you. 7. What ' s the matter Gerald; don ' t you want your picture taken? 8 The V.C. walkathon FOOTSAVERS! Compliments of SWIFTSURE TRAVEL and EDMOND VLASZATY 44 ALAN SALVATORE SANVIDO Arriving from the East Side five years ago, Al has enthusiastically participated in all facets of College life In football he played running back as well as captain of the Varsity team in his senior year He has also participated in track and the letterman club Al has lettered a total of five times in Varsity sports Outside of school, Al enioys sleeping, fishing and partying In the future, Al plans to visit Sicily for business transactions and eventually return back to Vancouver rich He also wishes the best of luck to the graduating class of 1981 PETER IOHN SARTIN Since 1974, Pete has been making the trek from the lowlands of Richmond to the hills of Vancouver From the beginning he has always embodied himself into the sports program of V C The Snake has played basketball for 5 years, has started for both the I V and Varsity football teams and for the past 2 years has been a vital part of the track team Outside of school, like any red-blooded Canadian, Pete enjoys sleeping, partying, and girls and has wracked up quite a checklist of jeune f i lies Pete is unsure of his plans after graduation but would like to play football down south A year off is also not far from his thoughts PAUL SCHOBER Paul came to Vancouver College in grade 8 from Saint Andrews Elementary School. Paul enjoys playing intramurals, handball, and volleyball but especially loves studying for chemistry and physics finals Outside of school, Paul enjoys playing tennis, volleyball, backgammon and chess He also likes skiing and going on fishing trips Paul plans to finish this school year with exactly an 83 % average After graduation he plans to further his education by missing classes at U BC After obtaining either a Commerce or Science degree, Paul plans on becoming an airline pilot Officer Keyes and his captives are all under house arrest for eating their lunch in a classroom. COLIN JOSEPH SCHUSS Colin joined us two years ago, coming from Charles E London, in Richmond After coming in grade 11, he has been active in the yearbook in his first year His hobbies consist of photography and collecting old cameras. When Colin graduates he either plans to take up photography at Langara College in sports photography or follow in his father ' s footsteps in real estate His favorite hockey team - which still has hopes are the Vancouver Canucks. 46 PAUL ADRIAN SMITH Paul has been commuting to the College for five years since coming from Holy Trinity in North Vancouver At College he has par- ticipated regularly in the intramural program Outside of school time Paul spends his time playing soccer, baseball and skiing on any available mountain After graduating Paul plans to enter the Science Department at U B C DAVID ROBERT TABE David came to College in 1976 from Westridge Elementary in Burnaby After school, Dave can be found life guarding at the Renfrew Com- munity Center He spends most of his leisure time riding his motorcycle, playing tennis, or speedskating After graduation, Dave plans to go to Douglas College, then on to University in the Sciences faculty Kevin Falcon takes out his hostilities by pounding on a grade one ' s head. PATRICK MICHAEL ANTHONY THRIFT Pat came to College five years ago from St Anthony ' s school in West Van searching for life ' s answers After being subjected to severe mental suffering at school all day, Pat still finds the energy to support some aspect of College life Outside of school, he devotes much of his time to skiing, tennis, partying, and eating pizza, as well as working on his car After graduation, Pat ' s plans include a lot of sleeping in, a trip to Hawaii, working, and eventually entering the school of architecture atU.BC JASON SZE Coming to Vancouver in 1975 from the small island of Singapore, Jason spent six wonderful years at V.C Since then, he has participated on the school tennis team and other ex- tracurricular activities, as well as maintaining an excellent academic record His favourite pastimes include skiing, golf, dancing, tennis, and creating special effects in photography After graduating, he plans to study architecture engineering at Stanford University PETER JAMES SERAPHIM During his stay at V.C Peter has taken part in our intramural program and was once a member of the famed 113 machine He still has fond memories of Brother Dawson ' s math and home room periods Outside of school he enjoys golfing and skiing the slopes of Whistler After graduation he plans on attending U B.C in either Commerce or Law 47 MICHAEL NORMAN TILBE Michael arrived at College in grade 9 Since his arrival he has participated on the football, volleyball and track teams Michael spends his leisure time skiing, dancing, and down at the beach Next year he plans to enter B C I T THOMAS PATRICK TOPOROWSKI For the past six years Topper has been a part of the College life He has been an active member in the basketball scene since his arrival from the bogs of Richmond He is known for bringing a different car to school every day of the week Tom plans to be a success in the family business BRIAN P. TRUSCOTT Commuting from the depths of Richmond since 1976, Brian has greatly enjoyed his violent debates with Mr Kavelac and perfecting the art of missing school in the spring to go skiing ANYWHERE! If not at school or on the mountains you could find Brian sailing, sleeping or working at the Keg n ' Cleaver on week nights Brian will graduate with honors (Cod willing) and go on, foreseeablely in 3 or 4 years to Law school (if they ' ll take him) earning money as he goes as a professional ski patroller instructor Mark Feeney models his punk cut for the Collegian Hey Brian! Why aren ' t you up at Whistler where you usually spend time? MARTIN L K. TSUI Coming to V C from Saint Francix Xavier in the fall of 1976, Martin began his five year ap- preciation and benefit of College ' s spiritual and academic programs In his early years he participated in grade eight and nine track, until academic emphasis dominated the latter part of his years at V C, For leisure, besides being an enthusiast in classic music and soccer, his interests entail a broad scope of subjects from practising piano to the martial arts After graduation he hopes to enter the Faculty of Science at U B C to be a doctor one day 48 RAYMOND REMI VESELEY Raymond came to VC from the Lands of Kamloops two years ago and has since par- ticipated in many parties, games of football and resident activities In his spare time he can be found skiing which is the sport he enjoys most Ray envisions himself working in resorts as a lifeguard in the summer and a ski instructor in the winter Once tired of this, Ray will find a more secure job after he has completed another few levels of education Ray wishes to take this opportunity to wish the best to all this years grads at V C John Ghatak and Chris Wills demonstrate how to walk in a straight line. ROLF RICHARD WAGNER Rick has been making the trek from Surrey to College for the past ten years Rick took part in a musical that went to Newfoundland in grade 7 as well as being vice-president of the grammar school His career in college sports includes football, track and Provincial Standings in ) V and Varsity wrestling When not studying or wrestling, Rick can be found skiing, hiking, partying or on the farm Rick plans to attend U B C in the Faculty of Commerce MARK STEPHEN WELMAN Hurry up and take the picture my foot is asleep! exclaims Rick Wagner. Mark is another one of V C ' s limy students. He arrived to the hallowed halls of V C 10 years ago and ever since has been looking for the best weekend party Since his arrival Mark has taken part in basketball and this year was a member of the senior soccer team As of now, post graduation plans are undecided but if all goes well he will be seen in the halls of Yale University studying psychological counselling CHRISTOPHER WILLIS Chris came to College in grade five from Bayview Elementary In his eight years at V C Chris has played elementary football in grades six and seven and for the past two years has been manager for both j V and Varsity basketball Outside of school Chris has a part- time job and likes dreaming about fixing his car up one day After graduation Chris plans to go to P V I and get a degree in carpentry and follow in his father s footsteps as a carpenter in the film industry 49 1 .) How am I ever going to memorize this, To be, or not to be: that is the question: whether ' tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings of arrows . . sighs Zvonko Meretic. 2.) Dan Paris wonders who spiked his Artie orange milk shake with vodka 3.) Pierre, do you mean to say that King Juan Carlos of Spain, Sir Guy de Rothchilds, Imelda Marcos and the Vanderbilts have all sponsored you for the walkathon? questions Peter Sartin. 4.) Whatever you are reading it seems more interesting than the conquest of Upper Silesia states Paul Smith. 5.) The elusive high financier, Colin Schuss is photographed. I know it ' s a boring caption but can you think of anything better? 6.) Stanly Foo shows off his 3 piece suit made from 100% polyurethane. (A tough plastic that is highly resistant to weather). 7.) This is a rare shot of Pete Sartin because both of his eyes are wide open and neither is bloodshot. 8.) You can tell that Rob Caverzan receives a lot of honor and respect by the number of people genuflecting. 51 1 ' ' 1 ' M A . 1 1). Cenac looks on as Neil suddenly realizes in horror that he drained his bank account last week. 2). Well Pete, after 6 years at College, we finally decided to put your picture in the yearbook with a personal caption 3). “Pointer Sisters watch out! 4). As you can see from the table, the accuracy of prediction varies with the degree of correlation between the two variables being con- sidered. 5). It is obvious that Jeff ' s most sacred virtue is humility. 6). Be careful Mark there is a deadly scorpion on the top shelf in your locker. 53 HIGH SCHOOL THE GRADE EIGHT ' S: THE YOUNG ANDTHE RESTLESS Front Row: Steve Garland, David Dundas, Mike Ryznar, Frank Marchesim, Andrew Johnson, Paul White, Joseph Chu Second Row Patrick Mikhail, Brian Kura, Richard Stewart, Brian Rankin, Kenneth Botterill, Viengsamy Phavongkham, Brian Chanpong, Charles Rebstein, Sean McNamara, Brian Leonard, George Rover, Br Cull Third Row Patrick Mulholland, Mark Tittler, Scott Walker, Ivan Tsang, Brian Lanley, Noel Hickey, Stephen Green, Bill Schatz, Angelo Longo TRUTHFUL Class 81 was a peaceful group who treated the academic subjects seriously. They demonstrated an orderly fashioned way to approach school work throughout the year However, when the members of this group came together, they lost some of their tranquilities and became alive, filled with spirit and enthusiasm to be part of Van- couver College. Class president, Steve Garland, led the class to a successful year. 1. With keen eyes and fast hands, Antonio Madrid proved to be a skillful carpenter. Greetings from GREGORY INDUSTRIES LTD. 56 PROUD From the very beginning 82 showed that they were proud to be part of Vancouver College Lead by their class president, D.J Giefing, and receiving that necessary encouragement from their home room teacher, Brother Fowler, they became involved in the many fa cets of school life at V.C With a true sense of purpose, they built a solid foundation for their high school life at V.C. 1 Steve Lissak works to the best of the Bee Gees in Br Gerard ' s I E class. 2. Miss De Vita employs the artistic talents of a junior “Renoir. Front Row: Gerald Schaffer, Robert Warrian, Michael Juricic, Bernard Lakowski, Troy Tunstall, Antonio Madrid, Martin Moser, Greg Down, Timothy Haslam, Kent Charboyer Second Row: Br Fowler, Douglas Lonsborough, David Maxwell, Geoff Denham, D I Giefing, Simon Lewandowski, Paul Williams, Patrick Tomkow, William Craig, Stephen Lissack, Patrick Guzman Third Row: Peter Tsiandoulas, Paul Sahota, Craig Duggan, Marco Erceg, Jonathan Wong, Paul Bachmann, Peter Lefebvre, Joseph Ng, Scott Meli e GJprf 58 1). James Toldy looks ready for some hard work. 2). What is breathing in my locker? 3) You ' re joking, I can do that. 4). Blair Johnson looks intent on creating a new use for the chair. 5) The cat sat in the box. 6). Br Gerard looks intent on doing something heaven knows what! 7). Now if I can just get the cassette to stop playing Mowtown Disco. 8). I ' m trying to fix this vise before Br. Gerard notices. 59 Front Row Leo Sweeney, Matthew Bingham, Anthony McAleer, Bryan Bell, Sean Fairley, lames Fagan, Robert Melon, Casey O ' Brien. Nicolos Joan nides, Eamonn Class Second Row Mr Lattimer, Chuck Wintermtz, Douglas McBride, Paul Clur, lames Mackay, Mark Sartln, John Trojan, Kenneth Mulder, Mark Wisniewski, Gerald Desroches Third Row: Steve Haydu, Bill Kelly, Chris Radosevic, Andre Lemieux, Robert Sapiecha, Craig Watson, Kevin Ell, Jose Lopez, David Murphy EAGER Mr Lattimer described his home room, Grade 83, as a friendly group with an eagerness to learn Its members were energetic in participating in many ex- tracurricular activities. The class president. Bill Kelly, was always on the go to encourage them to participate This class was unique because of the fact that its members respected themselves and also have concern and respect for others. 1 . What is so secretive about the writings of Stuart Gray? Compliments from THE WILLIAM TELL LTD. 60 The students of home room 84 were “always cheerful and easy to get along with Being their first year in high school, the grade 8 students were constantly curious and inquisitive about the happenings and traditions of our school. They were eager and willing to learn and par- ticipate in school events. In a word or two easy going best describe this class. 1. Chris Radosevic wonders if his peanut butter and ketchup sandwich has been arsenic poisoned TRANQUILITY Good Luck from DOWNS ARCH AMBAULT ARCHITECTS Front Row: Roddy Fong, Paul Wright, David Craig, Sherlock Lim, John Herbert, Edward Joannides, David Zmud, Richard ESreakell, Andrew Weinberger, Nicolas Van Dehn Second Row: Mr De Julius, Paulo Comes, Markus Schneider, Andrew Macfarlane, Mark Donaldson, Adrian Schwarz, Chris Nicholls, Jonathan Boulton, Lacky Benning, David Perks, Peter Takacs Third Row: Steven Lemire, Bob Kennedy, Raynond Loretan, Kirk Mohammed, Tomas Malapitan, Gregory Palmer, Derrick McKinnon, Fulvio Todesco, Kevin Fortinski 61 CROWING UP... Compliments of SPECIALTY FOODS and TODD ' S REDDI-HOT FOODS mm 1 Read this! I like to see the movie version of THIS scene! ' ' 2 Mr Farenholtz makes sure that no one tries to cheat in his class during a test 3 Yeah 1 Well, same to you!” responds Mark Butschler 4 Today I move clouds, tomorrow mountains 5 You know what they say, Walk a mile a day, keep your heart pumping away 6 I didn ' t mean to say that really I ' M sorry PLEASE DON T 62 Front Row Joseph Morrison. Michael Con ales Larry Kosick Andrew Bryson, Stuart Cray Mike Leong, Nicholas Manara, Danny Smith Bruce Foulger, Dioni i|e Vuk Second Row Mr Farenholtz David Thorimbert, Patrick |an, Graham Lenz |ohn Xinos, Craig Keller. Kelly Loeppky limmy COOPERATION Most of Class 85 were newcomers to Vancouver College, and a little slow to get motivated, but after a lot of noise this class showed signs of leadership and potential Led by Mr Farenholtz and Anthony Szeto this class made real strides in attaining a level of acceptance Zadra. Brian Pearson, Craeme Mcfarlane Third Row Billy Welch, lohnston. Frank Voo, David Bibsy, lames Toudy, Joseph Dela Cuesta, McCrath, Anthony Szeto, Joseph Vang 1 What are you doing with a picture of the Ayatullah Khomeini in your locker? exclaims Andrew Bryson Greetings from THE DESAI FAMILY and DAIRYLAND 64 2 E 1. That looks better than the typography of Bolivia! 2. Now this is intent work! 3. Miss De Vita lends a hand to another budding artist. 4. It looks like Kevin Fortinski is caught in a 1960 time warp. 5. Well there must be more to this science than just books and labs. 65 THE GRADE NINES: RAGING BULLS Front Row John Olson, John Jervis, Mark Echlm. Ralph Cirencione. Stephen MacMillan, David Godmaire. Douglas Correa, Stephen Lim. Michael Steffen, Rod Ma, Kevin Wiseman, Tyler Loren Second Row Mr Spagnuolo, Troy Samson, Neil Desa, Tom Troughton Mike Harrison, Greg Armitage, Markus Wagner, James Farenholtz, Jose Chacon, Nial Patrick, Peter Furmedge, Stephen Khoury Third Row David Khoury, Kevin McHugh, Sean Doolan, Jimmy Georgas, Nik Serka, Talino Bruno, Stuart Morris, Chris Brown, Jeff Howey, Stuart Robinson TREND SETTERS Class 91 have demonstrated a strong desire to be competitive in every area yet it ' s members honoured and recognized not only their own achievements, but also those of others in the school For example, at the beginning of each week the class elected the Athlete of the Week from all the students of grade 9. This class was an unified group with plenty of respect for themselves. 1. Is that Mrs Fry with a Bo Derek hair style?!? 66 Brother Basil realized from the very outset that he had an enthusiastic, sportsminded, boisterous group of young men who showed great potential if they received the proper guidance. Under the leadership of class president Joe Olma, this class ' outstanding characterics was displayed The results of the successful cooperation of this pleasant group was shown by a highly productive year. 1 Does Lackey Benning know what he is in for next year when he will be in Grade 9?! 2. Geoff Gray-Grant discovers a suicide victim; the cause . . . sudden insanity due to his Easter report card JOVIAL Front Row: John Hornyak, John Lehmann, Mark McDonagh, Joe Olma, Jim Spry, Chris Cray, David Falcon, Mike Dziekan, Robert Senger, Stanley Chiang, Stephen Knox, Brian MacDonald. Second Row: Br Basil, Vanhtho Phavongkham, Mark Matjasec, Dan McSweeney, Andrew Gilson, Ross Dennison, James Vint, Matthew Cordwell, Peter Papamichael, Andrew Muehlbauer, Brad Done, David Jansen, Tony Boulton, Yuri Tofmi Third Row: Ben Carry, Kip Fotheringham, Geoff Cray-Crant, Peter Barone, Mike Antoniazzi, Rodney Lobozar, Augusto Syiuco, Walter Rawlinson, Eric Saarni, Phillip Raphael, John Weiler Absentees: Michael Clarke 67 68 f 1) No you can ' t get anymore marks replies Mr. Doyle to Marcus Wagner ' s pleading. 2). Walter Rollinson is intent on passing this year 3). Richard Walter and Mike Harrison show that the library has many uses. 4). Br. Gerard and Mike Stepphan listens to someones tale of misfortune. 5). Paul Newman eat your heart out sighs Ross Dennison 6) Hi, my name is Augusto Sagusto and don ' t you forget it. 7). A kaleidoscope of grade 9 expressions. 8). Yes Mom, anything you say. 69 Front Row Jason Grant, Mark Rattee, Alfred Ling, John McCue. Jason Vail, Jerome Atherton, John Sweeney, Paul Brum, J ) Estrella, Chris Dziekan. Kevin Wallace, Chris Yobolonski Second Row Mr Doyle, Doug Mulder, Marco Spagnoi, Anil Dolan, Darcy Boreham, Chris Martin Paul McNeill, Gus Evangelatos, Steven Rusky, Shawn Gallagher, John Ng, Scott Holiday, Aaron Todd Third Row Wendell Fong, Joseph Ivancic, Sean Giefing, Siu Cheah Robert Lundy, Erwin David, Kevin Clarke, Carlos Amoranto, John Lane, Steven Owen Absentees. Dave Seadon INVOLVED Class 93 aimed all its energy towards in- volvements in school activities. They were enthusiastic when it comes to school events and maintained a constantly high level of spirit However, the outstanding feature of this class was that its members were always helpful and willing if a hand was needed 1 A typical “quiet Grade 9 class. 2 Mike Bruce performs his dazzling “Saturday Night Fever routine but Mr Crame does not seem to be a John Travolta fan 70 Class 94 was everything but out to lunch They were always lively, (sometimes too much), intelligent, cooperative and always friendly to their classmates. The students were active in after-school events but also good workers in the classroom There were varying personalities and a wide range of talents and interests both in the academic field and curricular area 1 John Lane has founded a new cult the Snowies.” 2 Bewilderment has hit John Lehman ever since he has walked through the doors of the College. CROSS SECTION Front Row: Br Warren, Kevin Rankin, Martin Urbanowski, Colin Black, Troy Lucas, John Clarke, Jan Ormaechea, Tony Ceric, Tim Caines, Michael Kiselycia, Mark Fathers, George Stubos Second Row Tony Emslander, Luc Lafreniere, Kevin McKenna, Mike Wunderlich, Jan Dixon, Blaire Chancy, Paul MacMullin, Paul San Buenaveltura, Rob Armstrong, Fursey Cotuoco, Todd Thormibert, Rob Penland, Mark Roller Third Row Ric Dotto, Geoff Adair, Richard Walter, Hany Malek, Kevin Morrison, Winston Helgason, Stephen Smith, Sven Lincke, Paul Dalla-Lana 71 1). It ' s not always necessary to have posed and facial photographs in the Collegian. 2). The Flautist” inquisition takes aim. 3). Ben Carry receiving a spiritual message from Cod. 4). Br. Nolan takes time out from teaching his grade 9 Eng lish class to inspect whether or not the squash courts are in the right location at the new brothers residence. 5). Mrs. Lynch seems to have been put into a quandry over whether or not Cleopatra had an American Express Card. 6). Apocalypse Now! for a group of grade 9 ' s. 7). I have the strange suspicion that I am being watched - perhaps by the KCB? 8). Johnny Lane walks. GRADE 10 ' S -THE TURNING POINT Front Row Paul Robertson, Brad King, Mark Huang, Bob Bogush Kevin Wunderlick, Andy Cheung, Max Johnson Mike Guzman, Bernie Raverty Second Row: Andrew Gangell, Alfred Schenk, Mark Herbert, Gord Eppich, Bruce Colwill. Sean Love, Dean Moreau, Hose Delgatto. Philippe Herry, Marc MacMullin Third Row Mr Sponza, Richard Ladd, Robert An- tamozzi. Mike Tan, Charles Vipauc, Paul Sullivan, Jeff Seymour, Colin Buckingham. Ronny Quirk ENTHUSIASTIC Enthusiasm played an important role in the production of 101 ' s spirit Not only were its members anxious to support and par- ticipate in school events, but they were actively interested in the rest of the school The diversity of the individuals in the class united them into one competitive force 1. John Andrews calculates the wind velocity against a Bulgarian sparrow flying between Sofia and Moscow 74 m i WILLED Spirit was the most outstanding feature of class 102 Led by class president Colin Carney they enthusiastically supported all school drives and ac- tivities. Br Howard always stressed the importance of love for one another and this seemed to rub off on the students as the year progressed The character of the class centered around it ' s willingness to participate as a team in all after school activities. 1 Hey, don ' t look at me! I didn ' t shoot J R 2. Colin Carney explains his neurotic traumas to his psychiatrist Chris McNeil. Front Row . Matthew Steele, Michael Fedyk, Danny McKeown, Eron Main, Chris Wallbank, Joe Zanatta, Cordon Gruber, Randall Foo, Alexander Laboa Second Row: Br Howard, Dennis Moffat, Paul Linton, Matt Wisniewski, Michael Collins, Darren Ell, Brian Renix, Steve Keizer, Colin Carney, John Andrews Third Row: William Rascan, Lester Chow, Richard Porter, Robert Doyle, Simon Rinaldi, Marcel Bittle, Mike Olma, Peter Brear, Trevor Hicks, Rod Hemming 75 um 1. Either their excited or the Crape season has just been an- nounced. 2. Don ' t come too close; I have morning breath. 3. Oh what exciting lives we lead 4. Kevin Wallace and John Care find school work enjoyable? 5. Spencer Young contemplates the pros and cons of thermal energy. 6. Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese ... 7. AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE ... oh dam I will never get this typing. Front Row: Luc Herbert, Mike Dee, Dave Pauli, Ulf Von Dehn, Chris Fong, Moser, John Falcos, Werner Kopp, )aime Laureano, Michael Duggan Third )ohn Kelly, Emmet Hickey, David Maclean, Armon Rankin Second Row Row Kevin Smith, Alan Fralic, Rob Cochran, Robert Williams, Bill Allman, Mr Crame, Kevin Reilly, Paul Rose, Steve Buerger, Didier Culat, Tony Kevin Maher, Tony Miles SATISFACTION The potential of a class can be quickly ascertained by an experienced teacher. Mr. Crame knew within a few months of the school year that he had been entrusted with an enthusiastic group of young men with great potential To develop this quality of the class was Mr. Crame ' s goal. As the school year comes to a close, he sat back with a great deal of satisfaction knowing that tremendous growth has taken place over the past nine months. 1. A typical Monday morning Math 10 class. 2. Je suis sur que je ne suis pas un jrenouille. Contemplates Luc Lafreniere. 78 ENDURING We have set high standards of excellence for ourselves and we will achieve them. is the motto of grade 104. A motto that slowly but surely developed as the year progressed. Home room teacher, Mr. Boreham claimed the reason for this was that from the very outset the class became involved totally in school activities and stood firmly together as a class. It is without hesitation that we can say that class 104 is truly a dedicated and united group of students. 1. The significance between the Blue Men of Morocco and Milton ' s Paradise Lost does not prove to be an interesting lecture according to these grade 10 ' s. Compliments by SCHUECK CONSTRUCTION LTD. Front Row: Sam Lauder, Mike Ewanchuck, Mike Sweeny, Sean Koban, Duncan Weatherston, Gelasio Reyes, Gordon Hammond, Erwin Doebeli, Glen MacNeil, Wilfred ESohm Second Row: Adrian Wijesinghe, Mark Howes, Spencer Young, Rob Parmar, Luis Ramirez, Pat Rebstein, Danny Moroz, John Barone, Roberto Abraham, Tony Medic Third Row Geoffry Luckett, Paul Cowan, Carlos Hernandez, Paul Fletcher, Mike Hancock, Chris Cook, Keith Roscoe, Tom Glamuzina, Malcolm Petty, Bruce Buckland 80 4 1 Matthew Steel Is the victim of another practical joke 2 Bob Abraham gets smiles from his fellow astronomers 3 ' Science isn ' t exactly my favourite, muses a perplexed )eff Fraser 4 The three musketeers, Bruce Buckland, Bob Abraham, and Paul Fletcher ask, Who says we ' re skipping out of school? 5 A little relaxation goes a long way for Brian Renix 6 Erwin Docbeli peers out the window searching for freedom, waiting for the 3:00 bell 7 How can the Canucks lose with all the support they are being given? 81 THE GRADE 11 ' S: AIN ' T MISBEHAVIN ' Front Row Troy Stasiuk, Tom Lisicar. Peter Adamovich. Warren Fong, Stephen Stumpf. Vince Dziekan. Paul Clarke. Conor Shankey Zrmko Vuk. Clarence Hui, Anthony Pengson, Paul Richards Second Row Stuart Newton. Doug Rogers, Denis Manuel, Andrew Butschler, Aubry Farenholt , Stephen Rudkowski. Frank Ceier, Geoff Scott, Colin Moroney, Curtis Brennan. Jeff Palmer, Steve Ciccone, Mike Green, Tim Cassidy, Jamey Koch Third Row Tom Zavadil, Spiro Poulos, Mike Lee, Tom Tsiandoulas, lames Graham. Marcel FJeuver. FHernando Cortez, Chris Sitter, Conrad Lakowski Rob Letson, Jean Boudreau. Greg Welch, Damian McKevitt Absentees: David Rally HEDONISTIC Needless to say, grade 11 has some of the most spirited, talented, and wild and crazy guys in the whole VC student body. Class 111 was no ex- ception Br Brennan explained that there was a strong urge to shake the school with spirit and energy Indeed, with the leadership of class president Mike Green and vice-president Paul Richards spirit was activated Class 111 became a force whose tremendous talents and power ex- tended to every area of the school academic, musical, football, year- book, and basketball We ' re the tops! 1. Yes you, Paul, but don ' t get any cream over your brand new Yves St. Laurent sports jacket! 82 CONGLOMERATE Home room 112, a crowded classroom spread wall-to-wall with students, all forty-two of them! This was the im- pression H R. 112 gave but that number slowly merged into one, with a definable spirit that is just itching to emerge. As the year went on, it did Varied per- sonalities - the silent and self-controlled, the shy, the rambunctious - together contribute to a likeable conglomerate that needs direction more than control. There seems to be an eagerness on the part of all the students to make Home room 112 a welcomed place to belong. A home room that truly will be first in spirit at Vancouver College. 1. Suicide has never been so much fun! exclaims Chris McNeil. 2. The grade 11 ' s in the musical seem to have problems mastering the C scale. Fiont Row: Mike Leja, Ron Rogers, Danny Lee, Rob Metcalfe, Joey Dong, Albert Budai, Felician Teo, Ernie Paisley, Mark Radzikowski, Scott Pickard, Paul Brown, Bernie Schneider Second Row: Mr Matusicky, Eusebius Reyes, Peter Gaidics, Mark Cadinha, Mike Correa, Sam Vovnik, Ed Graydon, John Gordon, Dirck Sillery, Armand Leroi, Bob Kritharis, Rob Watts, David Cray, Pat Clarke Third Row Kevin Fletcher, Mike Stack, Ron Adair, Scott Howard, Tim O ' Brien, Brian Lynch, Pat Brauckmann, Edmund Yu, Ben Paterson, Andrew Williams, Don Willis, Steve Butschler, Richard Kitos, Bob Stekl, David Christie Absentees: Alex MacDonald 83 OUR FUTURE GRADUATES? - IN ACTION 1 When the girls of L.F A are present, Chris McNeill seems particularly active. Who are you eyeing this time, Chris? 2. I ' ll go for the blonde; you, the brunette. 3 Bob Stekl mesmerized by a burlap horsie. 4 Tom Lisacar ' s exuberant acting ability came as a surprise to the whole class as he was nominated for his portrayal of MacBeth in French 5 Br Noonan explains to Sam how religious music is praying twice, lyrics and music. 6, Swear to Cod; hope to die! 7. Sam Vovnic and Mr. Matusicky discuss the use of Trochaic Pentameter and lambic Tetrameter. 8 Joe Dumaresq consults Mr Matusicky about his English marks after class. Greetings from CONTINENTAL BANK OF CANADA and GRANTHAM CONSTRUCTION LTD 84 85 Front Row: George Quigley. Robert Pereira. Stephen Scully, Matt Long, Mike Walsh. Colin Ferguson. David Ellery, Andy Hopkins. Doug Bilesky, Stephen Ho, Clint Render Second Row Br Rowland. Eric Heuver, Chris McNeill, Robert Ruskey, John Contini, Doug Turner, Jonathan Gregory, Tom Mc Namee, Peter Ivancic, Rob Gerem, Keenan Charles, Mike Kowalchuk, Andy Moroz Third Row : Mario Montessori, James Zaniol Mike Cependa, Mike Torresan. Chris Stead, Derek Page, Alfred Alvares, Greg Leblanc, Remy Stachowiak, David Shyong, Peter Jeffrey Absentees. Joel Dumaresq, Jeff Fraser POWERFUL Class 113 was a unique mixture of some of the finest athletes, gifted individuals, and good intellectuals. Beside the usual grade 11 spirit, the members of this class were exuberant in respect to participations in school activities. President Alfred Alvares described the class in one word, POWERFUL! Rooking at the outstanding support the grade 11 students demon- strated this year, their slogan seemed to be true, We ' re the tops! 1. What is Felician Teo hiding behind his smile? 2. How many dragons should I put in this dungeon? asks Dungeon Master David Rally. 86 f 1. Well, if I can ' t make it to be an all star basketball player, . . 2 Mr Kazun ' s respectable tenor 1 section consists of Clarence Hui, Tim O ' Brien, and Dirck Sillery. (R - L). 3. Alfred wonders, Either Peter is silently meditating or he must have had a tough night 4 Who said A students can ' t tell dirty jokes! 5. This pose is for Mom! , explains John Contini Compliments of EAGLE LAKE NURSERIES and FRASER MUSIC STUDIO 87 V.C. BOARDERS IN ANDOUT 1 John Cordon explains, In the little community of V C Residence, we might not all be fiddlers on the roof, but you can say we are Kernits on the rope 2. I might go into the Guineas Book of Records for being the first to walk 25 Km while b eing in a coma. 3 Time is never so tedious until exams come 4 Jouis attempts to collect every picture ever taken of Cheryl Tiegs 5 It ' s in perfect condition with a guarantee of 7 days. I ' ll let you have it for only . . Phil tries hard to sell his stereo componant 6 Flash ' s version of Far From the Ftome I Love deeply touched Jamie 7 Sometimes I wonder what I ' m doing here! Mike ponders 88 Sponsored by WATTS CONSTRUCTION LTD m NO PEDDLERS • OR ACENTS - THE RESIDENTS: ANIMAL HOUSE Front Row Tom McNamee, Felician Teo, Spencer Young, Tim Cassidy, Paul Rose, Sam Lauder, Denis Manuel, Joaquin Repetto, Rob Cochrane, Mike Walsh, Rob Williams Second Row Peter Brear, Edmund Ng, Chris Koh, Edmund Yu, Marcel Heuver, Phil Kubik, Haydn Ache, Clint Render, Eric Heuver, Luis Ramirez, Carlos Hernandez, Simon Rinaldi, Liam Coughlin Third Row: Glen Montgomery, Alan Fralic, Mike Leja, Ray Vesely, Jean Boudreau, Jim Ljungh, Pierre A Heuskin, John Gordon, Brendan Hopwood, Scott Holiday Mike Kowalchuk 1980-81 was another bumper year for the resident students of Vancouver College With the con- tingent of local and international personalities, the students had an enjoyable and profitable year Whether it be dances, Christmas dinner, night out or the day to day life of a student, the residency has been a hive of activity from the day school started Under the direction of Br Estrada, Br Rowland, Mr Peter O ' Loughlin. Mr Bill Rogers, and Mr Joe Rogers, the residents carried out their daily routine Morning and evening prayers in the chapel; two and a half hours of supervised study, and recreation This year has been one of growth and understanding, happiness and triumph, yet without the students we would not have a residency and without the residency, an integral part of the College would be lost With this in mind, 80-81 remains a year to be remembered 1) Simon Rinaldi exercises the skill of eight ball pool in preparation for the $100,000 Pro-Pool Tournament 2 and 4) After one bite of his lunch and leaving the rest untouched John Flash Cordon took the wise choice of natural goodness An apple a day keeps the French Fries away! 3) yes, I will. Mum no, I won ' t. Mum yes. I ' ll remember. Mum no, I won t forget. Mum 5) No, it is not an imitation of Mr Matusicky Phil Kubik is trying hard to organize a group of elementary students in P E class Brought to you by THE STEFANOV ' S 91 ELEMENTARY Front Row Sheldon Suen, David Boyer, Pietro Antagnetti Christian lames Hooper, David Van Pykstra, Nial Barrett, Paul Kim, John Paul Matyasfalui, Alex Roque, Michael Lope . Jeffrey Gentile, Brian Michell. Larkin Grant Kim, Zoltan Gyulasi, Chris Livingstone, Jeffrey Gruber, Tony Cote, Kevin Arias, John McNamara, Mark Osborne Second Row: Graham Morgan Absentees Justin McCallum RAMBUNCTIOUS Miss Herb found this year ' s grade one students sweet, energetic, and very eager to learn These rambunctious young boys were extremely outgoing: always wanting to participate in everything Vancouver College offered This was a group of boys whose undimming energy kept the entire school happy 1. Miss Herb calls upon her theatrical background to get across a point Compliments of DEE HELEN Y 94 BOISTEROUS This year, Grade Two consisted of an outstanding group of boisterous young fellows All the boys enjoyed working hard and displayed a special quality of school spirit and cooperation This was a truly dynamic group, supportive of all school activities. 1. I ' m sorry Graham but Barbados is not one of the 10 provinces of Canada, says Mrs. Cheesman Best Wishes from ASHLING MANAGEMENT INC Front Row: David Hamlin, John Nichols, David Nathanson, Toby Wads- worth, Chris Collins, Kevin Mulhern, Colin Chen, Carlo Sammarco, Michael Seibold, Christo Chong, Travis Sprintzios, Robert Thompson Second Row: Mrs Cheesman, John Furch, Daniel Reitzik, Jean-Guy Speton, Craig Bader, Andrew Marcin, Gus Greer, William Dorlmg, Edward Lee, Jonathan Sitter, Michael Nolan, Peter Zivanovic 95 1 Bogdan Floresco finds time to converse with the elementary school ' s frog. 2. The school ' s new track is useful for drag races. 3. Mrs. Cheesman helps Andrew Marcin with his math. 4. “He sunk my battleship, yells Michael Nolan. 5. “Someday I ' ll buy a motorcycle just like that, sighs Martin Dumas. 6. J P Spetan laughs at the ar- tistic talents of David Watherson. 7. “The frequency of the oscula- tion is the reciprocal of it ' s period, says Edward Lee. 8. The grade two ' s engage in an interesting game of Chinese checkers. 9. Miss Herb gives individualized attention to all her grade one students. 97 Front Row Matthew Nathanson. Chris Liu, Angelo Benjamin. Clifford Radosevic, Lochlan Boyle. Martin Dumas, Douglas Oddy. Michael McAleer, )ason Ditoma ssi, Sean McCallum, Ceorgio Petricca. Stephen Matyasfalui Second Row Michael Kennedy. Andrew Brennan Emmet Duncan, Peter Fahrmann, Lionel Haims, Peter Haydu, Patrick Craig, Ryan Malone. Chris Toudy Third Row Mrs McLean, Declan McKevitt, Paul Kreeft, Jason Cach, Jason Vaugier, Robbie Livingstone, Stephen Mc- Namara, Malcolm Kerr ANGELIC Mrs. Maclean describes her class as energetic, helpful, and creative and enjoyed their terrific sense of humor It is easy to see why this class was so enjoyable due to their unique closeness. Activities and all other events were done as a close group with everyone actively participating 1. Peter Fahrmann leads Graham Morgan on the Elementary Walkathon. With Appreciation from BUTSCHLER, M.C. and JOVANO VIC. J FAMILY 98 Mrs. Kim ' s class was very talkative and honest this year Guided by president Robe rt Quigley, this group ' s great enthusiasm and industriousness were unequalled in the elementary school. Being a very bright and organized class Grade Four excelled in both sports and academics this year 1 According to Mrs. Kim, Mark Uitdenbosch ' s homework seems extremely similar to Matthew Gregory ' s. 2. Would you believe this is a group of grade 4 ' s during a singing practice? JUMPING BEANS Front Row: Ryan Mulhern, Alex McNeur, Farrell McLoughlin, Joshua Grant, Bogdan Floresco, Dennis Liao, Marco Oballa, Marc Pelletreau, Brian Whalen, Matthew Dorling, Niall Murphy Second Row: Christopher Lopianowski, Mark Mogatas, lain McFarlane, Robert Hensel, Robert Quigley, Brian Ho, Andy Koo, Vincent Damelsen, Colin Osborne, Mark Uitdenbosch, Peter Nagra Third Row Andrew Vlaszaty, Sean Jeffrey, Peter Morphet, William Hamlin, Damion Kettlewell, Patrick Kim, Matthew Gregory, Anthony Jovanovic, Andre Caversan, Anthony Donald Absentees: Michael Dewit, Joseph Ramos I 100 1. Dear Santa, my name is Michael. All I want this Christmas. 2. James Brennan silently mutters, My! Time sure passes by fast when you ' re having fun! 3 I miss one day and I end up with all this homework, muses Clifford Radosevic. 4 Can ' t wait till I graduate! 5. William Hamlin practices the fundamentals of correcting test papers 6. Grade Four once again has a proud advent wreath 7 Who borrowed my Tolstay ' s War and Peace and forgot to return it exclaims Robbie Livingstone. 8. Patrick Craig tries to erase off his desk before Mrs Maclean notices Brought to you by HOTEL VANCOUVER and MALSA ENTERPRISES LTD 101 CHALLENGING Front Row Todd Paddock, Shaun Thompson, Ben Martin, Jose Lopez, David Lawrence, Brian Ewanchuk, Alex Wadsworth, David McCoran, Brendan Fong, Andy Mathanson, Albert Lee. Andrew Bendl, Brenda Mc- Cabe Second Row Phillipe Doebeli, Raymond Olma, Charles Weiber. Lute Gallagher, Kevin Cockwell, John O ' Regan, Andrew Porter Todd Fortinski, Stephen Nolan, James Brennan, Jeffrey Cote, Dean Meloni, Martin Lynch Third Row Oliver Busby, K vin Stack, Angelo Balatas, Carlo De Mello, Jean Paul Davidson, Stephen Rowley, Anthony Russel, Norman Sherry, Nicholas Ellery, Anton Danielsen, John Mulhern Mr MacCormack Those noisy grade fives tried almost anything to get out of doing their homework, making Mr Mac- Cormack ' s job a little more challenging this year Despite this, they were important leaders in the College by their fantastic contribution of 3,400 dollars to the Walkathon Fund This spirit to be first in the school was instilled in them not only by their teacher but by their class president, Andrew Porter 1. Albert Lee wastes no time in raising his hand to answer the question why did the Maya Indians celebrate Arbour day? Bon Chance MR AND MRS J A. CHARPENTIER 102 in s When this enthusiastic and lively group of young men claimed it could beat almost any class at sports and talking, everyone could see that they had spirit Both Br Conti and president Brett Woods carefully guided this class, so that throughout the year, individuals became more thoughtful of each other, as well as attaining a level of perfection 1. Andrew MacFarlane takes time out from his usual studies to write his ac- ceptance speech I would like to thank the Academy and . . PERFECTION Best Wishes GIRL TALK Front Row: Jeffrey Buckland, Feidhlim Boyle, Chris McCoran, Igor An- tognetti, Brett Woods, John Hill, Terry Dunne, Clayton Clarke, Peter Nash, John Watts, Martin Syjesco, Angus MacFarlane, Jason Malone Second Row: Dean Russell, Eddy Dmo, Gareth Duncan, Anthony Watt, David Mitchell, Stefano Piccone, Fraser Witdenbasch, Stefan Baumstark, Kirk Butschler, Noah Grant, Kelven Vail, Patrick Ewanchuk, Paolo Montessori Third Row: Danny McLean, Eric de Monye, Shawn Phillips, Carl Mascarenhas, Frank Kucera, Trevor Farenholtz, Michael Kennedy, Paul Nagra, Chadd Klein, Andrew MacFarlane Absentees : Michael Cowan ■Mjm •V I nkj i}h£m §raiftr i i fc’jfXpL 103 1. Angelo Balatsas tries to figure out the mathematical equation of the square root of pi to the fifth power of x. 2. The flood waters from Squamish eventually reached the playgrounds of V.C. 3. Simple things amuse simple minds! 4. When can I get back to my playdough? 5. Do you think Bob Lenarduzzi started off by kicking a soccer ball around Cartier Hall? 6. Gee, I hope these cheat notes will come in handy during the test tomorrow. 7. Terry Dunne wonders if he will be invited to the Reagan ' s next party. 8. Garth Duncan steals a glance at his picture of Loni Anderson. 105 jOr fjr xX ml ♦ aI j Wft] Kf v i � i wVJ . . 1 m ;fl fit Front Row: Michael Marchand, Cory Smith. Declan Lawlor. Michael Hudd, Puis Ho. David Contini, Lance Lapointe, Adam Redfern. lose Dino, Paul Claridge, Michael Hartley, Gregory Hicks Second Row Adrian Arachambault, Marco Barrera, Kevin Chen, Steven )an, Paul Tyson, Theron Knape, Patrick Maher, Michael Gardner, David Graham, )ohn Dyer, Dean Heffring, David Noonan, Simon Egan, Earl Von-Appen Third Row: Gary Crich, Patrick Bingham, Neil Martin, Kevin McLaughlin, Warren Nash, Jason Doolan, Luke O ' Loughlin, Peter Poulos, Francisco Lopez GENIUSES Mr. Kim realized that one of his main objectives for his class this year was to prepare this young senior students in the elementary school for their entry into Vancouver College High School. He also realized that he had to mold these highly spirited students into a well-disciplined class if they were going to accept the challenge of the high school life. Almost nine months later, Mr. Kim looked back over the year and said that the students have responded to his guidance, discipline and teaching and he feels very confident about these young men as they are about to take another major step in their education 1. “I don ' t believe this! I brought in the most money for the Ad Campaign and what do I get in return? A soggy Big Mac and a small order of fries! complains Corry Smith. Best of Luck from ANITA VON APPEN 106 GENEROUS From the very beginning of the school year the challenge was issued to the class by Brother Lawlor - this year our main priority is to form this class into a true Christian community. The class was certainly open to accepting this challenge and they realized from the very beginning that it was not going to be an easy task Using the daily reading of the Scriptures as their foundation they began Their concern for their little brothers in the primary school and their personal contributions to the missions were the areas which first showed the affects of accepting this challenge. As the year progressed they continued to become more and more concerned for one another With the school year coming to a close the class realizes that they have come a long way in their academics, their athletics but especially in becoming a true Christian community 1 Brother Lawlor do you want to hear my Uruguayan flamingo mating call? ] n ' ■w w . 1 i ™ fry Front Row: Mark Redfern, Andrew Whalen, Kel Parry, Mark Brown, Ber- nard Hensel, Alex Ip, Frank Clarke, Darryl Malby, Aaron Ban R|kstra, David Bennett, Ryan McCourt, Dean Doolan Second Row: Mark Bragagnolo, Kerry Lucas, Edward Wood, Greg Lavoilette, Stephen Danielsen, Mark Neilsen, Bruce Carpenter, Kevin Drager, Rob McSweeney, Paul Wilson, William Bailey, David Yong, Jonty McNair, Br Lawlor Third Row lames Horvath, Christopher Short, Michael Stradiotti, Geff Furmedge, Jason Dumaresq, John Kilpatrick, Harvey Hill, Franco Felicella, Michael Guthrie, Kris Kucera Absentees: Adrian Lakowski 107 1. Lance Lapointe discovers that Mr. G ' s socials class is as much fun as Vladivostock in winter. 2. Br Conti demonstrates the Nutty Club salute. 3. Pius Ho makes a rare erasure. 4. Last minute studying before a spelling test is often useful during socials class. 5. Do you know that I gave up the chance to be on the Dinah Shore Show because I had homework? 6. The Big Brother Program has proved to be very successful even during a snow blizzard. 7. Two grade sevens audition for a Bufferin commercial 8. Kerry Lucas looks on at a group of students who are carrying on a conversation with a set of encyclopedias. Greetings from EXTRA CARE and PROSPERITY SALES LTD 109 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL - ORGANIZERS? Front Row: Greg Guile, Dino Georgas, Rob Caver an, Mark Roza, Rodney Lobozar, Mark Feeney, Joe Olma, Sam Vovmck Second Row Tony Moser, Colin Carney, Roberto Abraham, Sean Doughty Alfred Alvares, Kevin Falcon, Steve Garland, Sean Love, George Stubos, Geoff Adair Third Row Bernie Schneider, Peter Sartm, Kevin Ridley Ron Adair, David Green, Mario Montessori, Charles Vipauc Fourth Row Steve Lyons, Anthony Szeto. Dan Paris, Bill Kelly, Paul Richards, Sean Geifing, Mark Sartin, John Olson, Chris Brown, Dan Hagermoen Absentees: Mike Green, Sean Johnson The one word most perfectly associated with this year ' s Student Council is change Under the guidance of Presidents David Green and Dino Georgas the Council ventured ahead in many areas Once again the feeling of spirit was evident in all facets of College life Through great perseverence and getting on a few people ' s backs, dances with live bands were brought back to our school Other achievements were a successful mid-football season spirit week celebration, incredible rallies, highlighted by a guest appearance from the Incredible Hayden, updating our school ' s impressive history, and finally, strengthening the bond of friendship between V C and our sister school, L F A We hope next year ' s student council will follow this year ' s example of spirit, dedication, cooperation and perseverence and possibly even capitalize on their experience so that they can have the best Diamond lubilee Year possible 1 Mike Green is planning a military coup against his brother Dave 2 On the first day of school Dave Green and Dino Georgas were already having disagreements 3 I ' m president! No, I ' m president! Your co-president! No, I ' m president Your co-president Pres Co-pres 4 Paul Richards puts his talents to use by reading scripture at the Ash Wednesday Mass 5 Dave Green bribes elementary students to win favour 6 Dino, running things from behind the scenes 6 113 THE VOICE! - NEW YORK TIMES WATCH OUT! Front Row Mr 1 Lattimer, Liam Coughlan. |im Genac Jason Sze Michael Hirschsprung, Neil Hoo Absentees Edmund Ng, Gary Mordecai, Chris Koh This year it was the goal of the Voice to report on a more regular basis We ended up publishing a paper approximately every three weeks We tried to cover major events and happenings around the sc hool and the c ity that would be interesting and informative to the majority of our readers It was our in- tention this year to involve as many people as possible in the writing of the articles, the designing of the front cover the typing and finally the assembly and eolation of the newspaper We believe that we achieved our goals See you next year!! 1 ) Liam visualizes what the Voice would look like if it went national 2 I The Voice staff discuss the possibility of forming a union Best wishes from K S . FOO LETTERMEN: SPIRIT HEALERS Front Row: Alan Sanvido, Kevin Ridley, Peter Keyes, Jeff Seymour, Rick Wagner, Liam Coughlan, Peter Sartin Second Row Joe Doyle, Rob Caverzan, Paul Richards, Sam Vovnick, Randy Regush, Cary Mordecai Third Row: James Graham, Brad Woods, Mark Cadinha, Mike T 1 1 be, Martin Emslander, Haydn Ache Fourth Row Steve Lyons, Jamie Zamdl, Tom Toporowski, Maury Farenholtz, Dan Hagemoen Fifth Row: Bernie Sc- nieder, Mark Feeney As heads of the Lettermen ' s Club, Dave Green and Kevin Ridley have brought the once dead spirit of Vancouver College back to life Once again pep-rallies were admired by the students for the enthusiasm they incited and not for the classes they interrupted Who can forget such memorable events such as the death of the spirit-killer and the return of the mighty Letterman When questioned on the success of their many ventures all Dave and Kev said was that they hoped next years boys would carry on the spark of spirit they ignited 1 Chris McNeil cheered so much at the pep rally that his teeth became dislodged 2 Hey Rob, do you know that there are nearly 100 kids behind us pretending to be lettermen ' ’ asks Martin Emslander 3 Two senior lettermen, Randy Regush and Alan Sanvido seem to be overcomed with spirit ACTIVITIES In the past years there have been many enjoyable school programs, but doubtless the most enjoyable were the Wednesday afternoon activities This year grades eight through twelve missed the last two blocks of school on eight Wednesdays through February and March During these missed blocks the students would go to the place where their respective activity was held and participate in the activity until they were dismissed by their supervising teacher This year some of the interesting activities that the student could choose were bowling, hockey, golfing, scuba diving, weight lifting, and many, many more The activities proved to be an excellent respite from an otherwise boring school day, and helped immensly in making the week go by faster 1 What ' ya mean ya forgot your tubal 1 2 Disco Bowler!!! 3 Mike Torresan pulling a mighty 30 pounds 4 Bro Nolan demonstrating his ballet like style on the ice 5 Ah Hah 1 Checkmate in only one move! 6 Hockey, a hard hitting sport! 1 7 Ya ! ! ! And I believe he sunk all eight balls in one shot 1 8 FOUR teenth time and I better hit it 9 Rats, They scored again 1 10 what was that about my pipe? 118 1. A bewildered Yuri Tofini and David Fong gaze on in amazement as they are greeted by an Apple! 2 Hey, Mr. Farenholtz - what ' cha trying to hit? 3. Here ' s Paul Richards just before his fatal accident; look elsewhere in this book for Paul Richards after his final accident, 4. Ron Rogers and Br Brennan discuss last week ' s basketball game. 5 Mark Feeney expresses his joy in participating in his favourite pastime. 6. The targets at the rifle range are just about lined up perfectly . . . 119 FINE ARTS THE FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Played his ol ' heart out! ! Tradition - the tradition of high quality in entertainment established over the last eleven years of V.C.-L.F.A. musicals continued this year as FIDDLER ON THE ROOF came to life. This perennial favourite tells the story of the simple dairyman Tevye, played by Mike Stack, and his wife Golde, Kathleen Gilligan, and their troubles and grievances when their three eldest daughters find husbands in the midst of political turmoil in Russia. In spite of the efforts of the matchmaker Yente, Bridget Kenny, to have the eldest daughter Tzeitel, Nancy Clarke, marry the butcher Lazar Wolfe, Sam Vovnik, Tzeitel herself selects the tailor Motel, Hernando Cortez Jr. Tevye’s second daughter Hodel, Dolly Lakowski, strikes up a romance with the radical student Perchik, Colin Carney, while Chava, Jennifer Gerard, creates a family crisis by choosing the Russian Fyedka, Scott Howard. All together a cast of forty-three students - the biggest cast in several years - and a supporting pit orchestra of about ten voices worked since January. Once again Grace Macdonald worked her theatrical magic with the cast, and Anatevka came to life. The musical direction this year was handled by Mr. David Suomi, himself a member of the pit orches tra for five of the last six V.C.-L.F.A. musicals. Overseeing the production were Brother Warren, newly arrived this year at V.C. and Mr. Stan Kazun, who looked after the music for the last three years. Stage crew, props people and members of the orchestra greatly added their efforts to the work done. The performances were superb, demonstrating the perserverance and dedication involved. The “Tradition” of the musical throughout the years has been an event in the school calendar which the entire student body, faculty and parents note as one of the most important professional activity and definitely look forward to. The Collegian regrets we could not take pictures of the actual performances due to early deadline for layouts. 1 L CHAIM. To Life! ' % � « JmSm 122 AMAZING GRACE For eleven years the remarkable woman, Grace Macdonald has given the V.C -L F A Musical Society countless hours of her time in aiding them to present the musicals which have been recognized as professional in performance, excellent in quality and superb in calibre The Collegian feels it is only right that we donate this page to thank her for the past years and the years to come. A former faculty member of the National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists and of the Dance Educators of America, her teaching credits extend from coast to coast across the United States and throughout Canada She has choreographed for the majority of Vancouver ' s theatre companies as well as the B C Lionettes, Grey Cup, Van- couver Opera Association, B.C.N., CTV, General Motors Motorama, Sky Stage, the PNE, and Theatre in the Park Her warmth and attention expressed to all who work with her is considered one of the most valuable posessions received while working with the VC-LFA Musical Society. Once again we would like to thank her for her continued support and assistance. 123 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 1 Emma Catchpole and Jennifer Gerard listen to the advice Grace gives Nancy Clarke 2. The famous Fiddler, often seen but rarely noticed. 3 John Gordon really!?! Camera shy? 4 Mike Stack and Zrinko Vuk getting married! 1 L ' Chaim 5 The Mamas point out who is the master of the house. 6 David Suomi musical directors aren ' t supposed to be sitting 7. Hernando Cortez can ' t control his anger anymore 8 New models for VOGUE Magazine are Jackie Miller, Christine Guzman and Brigitte Massot 9 Clarence Hui auditions for the new SCOPE MOUTHWASH commercial 10 Villagers and Golde marvel at the works of Motel ' s new sewing machine 124 125 Band 1981 - A Musical Renaissance 1). V.S.O. eat your heart out! 2). All that trumpeting has affected Siu Cheah hand. 3). The trumpet trio attack again! 4). David Jansen is making sure his saxaphone is in perfect tune. 5). David Maxwell makes his mark as a flautist. 6). Why aren ' t these fellows playing another show stopping tune? 7). Mike Gonzales is another Ringo starr. 8). Clarinets supreme! 9). Maestro Gordon Olson conducts another command performance. 127 Elementary Oratory 128 1 David Macgoran practises Tai - Chi daily 2. Heerree ' s Johnney 3. “What ' s the next line wonders Carl Mascurenhas while the audience waits in breathless anticipation 4 Well if you guys won ' t applaud my speech on the evolution of the doorstopper, I will 5. Now it ' s time for ABC ' s niteline with Frank Reynolds in Chicago, Max Robinson in New York and Peter lennings in London well actually they ' re just the finalists for the Junior Oratorical Contest 6. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, creeps at this petty pace ... The famous orator, Cicero, once said The speech of man is like embroidered tapesteries . and for those who attended this year ' s elementary oratorical contest they witnessed the formation and presentation of some very fine tapestries of speech The high caliber of this contest can be attributed to all the elementary school teachers and the interest shown by the pupils in general A special word of commendation goes to Mr W MacCormack who was the organizing force behind this year ' s contest Congratulations to all the winners especially to David McCoran of Grade Five who for the second year in a row won the coveted oratorical trophy presented by Monsignor Nichol 129 SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS - ELEMENTARY MUSICAL Once again the Grammar Schools of Vancouver College and Little Flower Academy put together an extremely entertaining show based on the well known fairy tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs The boys and girls of this year ' s cast truly enjoyed themselves on stage and were much applauded by the large audiences As usual, some mention must be made of the fine effort provided by Mrs lune Koch, musical director, Mrs Carol Coulson, choroeographer, Mr ) Lattimer, technical director, Br E Conti, producer, Mrs Sendall and all the many others who helped with make-up and the set 1) Alex Rocque of grade one claims that he is really the star of the show and not his sister, Winona who played the part of Snow White 2) Hi ho, hi ho, it ' s off to work we go, hi ho, hi ho 3). Queen Brangomar. played by Theresa Thaw, arrives before her court 4) Mrs Sendall gives a helping hand to another Grammar School Production by designing costumes 5). Mr Lattimer and Mrs Coulson ponder their next move, 6) Brother Lawlor, do I look good enough to win a Tony Award? 7), I know my sister sings better than I do but that still doesn ' t make her the star states Alex Rocque Thanks to DAVID W. PAPAU 130 131 COLLEGIAN ' 81 Collegian Staff 1 981 Moderator - Br. E.B. Lawlor Editor in Chief - Paul Catto Asst. Editor - Hernando Cortez Copy Editor - Mr Peter O ' Loughlin Faculty - Paul Catto Graduates - Michael Hirschsprung Paul Catto High School - Clarence Hui, Paul Catto Spiro Poulos, Stephen Stumpf Elementary - Paul Catto, Spiro Poulos Activities - Mike Duggan, Paul Catto Fine Arts - Armand Leroi Special Events - Cordon Urquart Sports - Creg Fodchuk, Jim Cenac Friends - Hernando Cortez Business - Dino Ceorgas Typing Editor - Stephen Stumpf Darkroom - Brent Done, Remy Stachowiak Brad Done, Brian Pearson John Xinos Photographers - Kevin Fortinski, Brian Pearson, Harvey Hill Frank Clarke, Creg Fodchuk, Remy Stachowiak N.S.S. Advisor - Gerry Murphy 1 v 1 46 1 — Itafc ... Front Row: Jim Cenac, Harvey Hill, John Xinos, Paul Catto Second Row: Spiro Poulos, Bro E.B Lawlor, Cordon Urquart, Frank Clarke, Armand Leroi, Cino Cortez, Mike Duggan. Michael Hirschsprung Third Row Brad Done, Clarence Hui, Remy Stachowiak, Creg Fodchuk 132 1 A terrified Mr O ' Laughlin cringes under Br. Lawlor ' s accusing pencil 2. Hernando Cortez encouraged by Spiro Poulos indulges in drawing caricatures of the lecturer, one of the few entertaining aspects of the Yearbook con- ference. 3 Dimensions 4 Paul Gatto in a state of dazed bewilderment, something not uncommon to him 5. Noticing the photographer, Greg Fodchuk attempts to look busy at work if only he would draw the line on the same piece of paper that the ruler is on 133 COLLEGIAN ' 81 - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO ' S NEST In September, the 1980-81 Collegian seemed destined for disaster. We had a new moderator with no yearbook ex- perience, a fledgling new editor and assistant editor, a number of staff members not totally committed to their task and an ad campaign that seem to indicate a lack of interest and support. In late October a state of emergency was declared and seeking the advice and experience of Mr Peter O ' Loughlin a new plan was formulated and guidlines set down Brother Lawlor, Paul Catto and Hernando Cortez realized that a certain amount of pruning had to be done in regard to the staff and within a few weeks the staff went from thirty-five members to twenty. Even at one point Mr O ' Loughlin was wondering if he would be served with his notice. However, such a thought was far from our minds because we all realized how valuable a person he was to the success of this yearbook. The Yearbook is an activity that is unique Tn regard to most activities because it begins in September and does not end until the last day of school in June and therefore like many things in life what is needed more than anything else is perseverance. Paul Catto was an editor who possessed the virtues of persistance, patience but most important per- severance. As a result the Collegian slowly began to arise from the ashes of near disaster Now as we near the end of the year, the light at the end of the tunnel seems that much brighter and we the members of the staff can certainly look back over the year and say it was a difficult one but the difficulties that we did en- counter were met head on and instead of failure personal growth and enrichment ensued For the Collegian staff of 1980-81, it was truly a year of personal enrichment and we hope that the 1981-82 staff has a better beginning but an equally if not more rewarding experience in the end 1 I ' m the only nut crazy enough to take my own picture laments Michael Hir- schprung. 2. Trogoldytes from the darkroom Brad and Brent Done glare suspiciously at the camera, unused to being seen in broad daylight 3. Armand Leroi works industriously while won- dering, “am I the only sane person here? ' ' 4 A suspicious hand creeps up on Harvey Hill while Frank Clarke waits in anticipation. 5 The lunatics make a bid for freedom and the sane world 6 On Christmas Eve our neurotic editor-in- chief works feverishly on the yearbook 7. What lunatic took these photos? inquires a patient Cordon Urquart. 135 SPECIAL EVENTS WALKATHON . . . ' 80 The students and staff of V C made their 7th annual 25 km walk through beautiful Vancouver to purchase a much needed bus Walkathon 1980 took on a new look, many components of the bus were displayed in the cafeteria and later auctioned When the auction closed 34.045 dollars had been pledged by the students Vet the important task was to find sponsors! When all the walkers had returned a record breaking sum of 35,500 dollars had been raised Once again Br Basil ' s standing order for good weather was filled 1. Br Cull directs the milk operation with the help of some chilly mothers 2 Only 24 kms to go guys 3 Even the Hollywood three made the walk 4 I told you not to put the can in the middle of the road 5 Do we really have to do this asks John McCallum and Stephen McNamara? 6 Anxious walkers Paul Catto and Connor Murphy receive the important signatures 7. Mr Kazun please leave the milk for the students! 8 Its about time, my poor tummy couldn ' t wait any longer sighs Greg Kim 138 139 1 How far have you travelled ' 2. Kids at play. 3 Ah ha a short rut, let ' s take it. 4, It seems that you have missed five check points! 5. Even the elementary school took part in the Walkathon Auction 6. Now how far have you really travelled ' 1 7. Fr YVhelehan and Br, Gerard prove anyone can ac- complish an energetic walk Well Done! 8. I hope the Governor of Florida has approved this orange juice scans Michael Gonzalez. 141 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 1980 Best wishes from DORSET REALTY and MORTON CLARKE CO. LTD ■ri 142 The ninth annual Vancouver College Student Leadership Conference was held this year on November 21st and 22nd. This is an exciting event, presented by the students and graduates of V.C. and L F A. This year ' s conference attracted more than 65 participants from over 20 different schools in the Lower Mainland and the rest of B.C. Also taking part in the conference were a number of faculty members and gophers, without whom the conference would have failed Br Nolan moderated the conference, which was co-ordinated by V.C. grad Mark Hagemoen. The conference is designed to teach high school students the goals and values of being a leader in today ' s world 1.) Kathrina seems to be pondering her thoughts or else removing gum from the bottom of her shoe 2.) Glen Montegomery becomes crest- fallen when he hears that he was given a point standing negative fourteen. 3.) Ken Kavanagh tries his hardest to get the attention of an out of town visitor by doing his impersonation of an escapee from Riverview 4.) Just because his pen got caught between his teeth that is no reason for Tom Toporowski to go into a state of shock. 5 ) Instead of discussing the case of Gert Radakoski, Jeff Seymour reads his biology project. 6 ) Everyone at the leadership conference was sub- jected to walking in a circle in order to meet new friends 7.) I had to put this picture of Br. Nolan in the yearbook or else he would fail me in English. 8.) Facilitator, Ken Kavanagh wonders what he should do next with his presumptuous group Best of luck from 143 CANA RIM INVESTMENT CORP. LE GRAND TOUR DE FRANCE 1981 1 Our roving C B C reporter, Mark Roza, interviews a British couple on the I upcoming royal wedding during our brief stopover, for some of us in London 2 Hey! we aren ' t tourists! 3 The Jeff ' s wandering through the gardens at the Palace of Versailles. 4 Chris Stead gasps at the view from the top of the Eiffel Tower but Andrew Butchler seems uninterested 5 The Hotel Veronese presented us with many cultural experiences. 6 For most of us our energy finally ran out by the time we reached the Papal Palace in Avignon 7 Mr Miller, the very knowledgeable guide at the Chartres Cathedral, points out the fine detail of the Gothic structure 8 Mr Lattimer does not seem too satisfied with his croque monsieur at Le Rallye in Paris 145 IF IT IS THURSDAY THIS MUST BE LYON Saturday. April 11th was the beginning of a marvelous cultural experience for the 14 Vancouver College fortunates All the boys found ample opportunity to search out their own experiences and to use and understand I renc h Places of tame and unknown corners were visited and admired while in Paris fnioyment. excitement, concern and frustration were feelings experienced by all We journeyed well over 1000 miles by touring bus, sight seeing on the Riviera and the Rhine Valley Throughout the trip most of us experienced a wide range of culinary delights from Maxim ' s to the 20 minute special ' Then there was pizza. puza. pizza In one word, the tour could be described as culturally stimulating Dave and Mark began our excitement for us in London by missing the plane to Paris Uncle Dotto began to celebrate early his new position in the famils, and on the negative side )oe and Wendell began to lose passports and money early Ben and Geoff both commenced exhaustive diaries from the outset but no doubt the contents differ Paul (alias Mr Gucci) also kept a diary but his contains only class Greg L will always remember his last night in Hotel Veronese and Mark H will recall his in Lyon Both lost it Throughout the tour Mark Me and Chris F searched out pinball and glasses Is it really true that Dave R and Mike C found heretofore unknown war relics ' What were Remy and Stephen taking pictures of on their solo escapades? Was that really Coke in the Chevalier ' Did Chris S and Gordon H have afternoon tea with Bjorn ' Karel kept the losing streak going by thinking he had lost his camera in Grasse And Avignon gained its scourge by welcoming Andy. Rob C and the Jeff ' s How does one order a croque. monsieur in English Rob W ' And how does one ask for a ticket in French, Craig ' Tom please order up another at Maxim ' s for us And Tony M How does one protect his wrists from getting slapped ' Please tell us Greg what the charms of Nice have over the restaurants of Paris ' A final congratulatory message to Dr lekyll and Mr Hyde (Mike and lamie) the cultured disco babies 1 The Mod Squad in Monte Carlo hiding behind the dark glasses 2 Ben Garry and Big Bob Caver an were overwhelmed with the town of Baune 3 During the tour we did manage to see a c hurch even if it was on the roadside on the way to Nice 4 A chorus line on the PontDu Card 5 Avignon offered little entertainment except for Jeff Seymour showing off his ribs and the wall flowers 6 Mr Bell enioys tracing the steps of Louis XIV at the Palace of Versailles 1 J [l Eft 146 The French Itinerary April 12 81 Arrival in Paris April 1 3 81 Tour of Paris April 14 81 Visit to Versailles and Chartres April 15 81 Visit to Louvre April 16 81 Tour of Lyon April 1 7, 18 81 Tour of Nice April 19 81 Excursion to Monaco Monte Carlo April 20 81 Free Day April 21 81 To Avignon April 22 81 Excursion to Nimes and Arles April 23 81 Return to Paris April 24 81 Sound and light show at Invalides April 25 81 Departure from Paris 147 W8 SPIRITUALITY IN THE SCHOOL Vancouver College should not just be another school but rather It should be a school with a difference and that difference is - it should be a living Christian community - it should be a community that lives the Scriptures - it should be a community that makes spirituality a priority in its life - it should be a community that comes to the Eucharistic Sacrifice because it has something to celebrate Is this an ideal that is unrealistic or is it a challenge that we have not ac- cepted ? Next year the school begins a new era - and we the graduates of 1981 do hope that this challenge will be accepted by both the staff and students so that Vancouver College will become a truly Christian community 1 The Body of Christ 2 and 3) Ash Wednesday beings the season of Lent - a season for repentence 4). The Spiritual Directors in the school Father Birch, Monsignor Nichol and Father Whelihan 5) Christian Brothers ' Chapel 6 and 7) The Elementary section of school at Eucharistic Celebration 8) School Chapel 9) To Christ through Mary 149 SPORTS SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Rom Greg Leblanc, lames Zaniol, rinko Vuk Stephen Lyons. Michael Torresan. Dan Hagemon. Alan Sanvido Second Rom Mr Choo. Andrew Butschler, Hadyn Ache. Vincent O iekan. Michael Gerein. Conrad Lakowski, Sam Vovnik. John Boudreau, left Fraser. Liam Coughlan. Mr Mr De Julius, Vancouver College ' s newly acquired coach worked the team hard in preparing for the 1980 season However the season proved to be a rebuilding year for the Fighting Irish The team was composed of many grade 10 and 11 players which made the team one of the youngest Varsity teams in recent years 1980 Season ' s Record VC. Opponc 0 West Vancouver 7 13 St. Thomas More 8 9 John Oliver 17 10 Kamloops 24 0 Steveston 37 13 Templeton 15 0 Richmond 17 0 Notre Dame 41 Dejulius Third Rom Peter leffrey. Beniamin Paterson, Jeffrey Seymour, Kevin Mra ek. Peter Sartin, Robert Antonia i, Pat Brauckmann, Tom Tsiandoulas, Matt Long, Peter Keyes, Mike Leia Fourth Rom Joel Dumarsq, MikeOlma, Alex MacDonald V 152 1 The Irish score another 6 points 2 Peter Sartin sprints past the St Thomas More ' s safety 3. He shouldn ' t have eaten 6 chili clogs and 3 hamburgers before the game 4 The Big I defence discuss their strategies. 5. Dan Hagemoen, the epitomy of Irish strength r 1 Okay where ' s the penny. 2. Coach De Julius discusses strategy with upstairs. 3. The Irish defence push through the S T M line 4 Dan Hagemoen almost seems invincible. 5. Moral support from the Irish Lettermen as they take the Chatanooga Choo Choo 6. Matt Long looks for his running back as the Irish of- fence split the defence 7 Mike Olma splits his shoe as he places the ball downfield 8 Matt Long calls out the signals to the offence. 9 Irish jubilation after defeating St Thomas More. 10 Greg Guile and Robert Caverzan sing their version of Lola and the Irish air guitar 1 f tl 4H 154 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL r i 69 1 1 L_,5 1 R St 5 Am fl 2T — im Front Row: Celasio Rayes, Ric Dotto, John Lane, Fursey Gotuoco, Sean Cieting, Mike Antoniazzo, John Flsuan, Tyler Lorenze, Kevin Clarke, Carlos Amoranto Second Row Stephen Smith, Luc Lafreniere, Malcolm Petty, Adrian Wi|isinghe. Geoff Gray-Grant, Chris Yablonski. John Weiler, Tom Glamuzina, Brian MacDonald, Jimmy Georgas. Mr Spagnuolo Third Row: Chris Dziekan, Stanley Chiang, Ralph Cirencione, Joe Olma, Mike Dziekan The 1980 edition of Vancouver College ' s J V football team featured a surprisingly young 1 squad The team was comprised of 22 grade nines and only five grade tens. Of the five grade tens, only one has ever played football before Despite their youth, the squad displayed a great amount of tenacity and fervour on the football field at all times. The team was coached by Mr Spagnuolo and his assistants: Joe MacKinnon, Brian Konar, Jim Kelly and Cary Sanvido. With the prospect of losing only four starters, the coaching staff and the players are predicting a championship team for the 1981 season. 1. John Weiler Ponders his thoughts . . . $ % !@ f %$@ Courtesy from EIF SALES LTD 156 GRADE 8 FOOTBALL Front Row: Bernard Lakowski, Martin Moser, Paul Gomes, David Giefing, Mawhinney, Paul Williams, I Tsang, Craig Watson, Blair Johnston, Bill Mark Sartin, Sean Johnson, Craig Keller, Claudio De Los Rios, Diomziie Kelly, Fulvio Todesco, Peter Tsiandoulas, Derrick McKinnon, Patrick Vuk Second Row: Andrew MacFarlane, Brian Langley, Scott Walker, Ryan Mulholland Third Row: Mr Carmen Renzullo, Mr Sal Giacomazza The grade eight football team certainly showed the talent and spirit that is traditionally expected of a V C football team. Under the coaching direction of Mr Sal Giacomazza and Mr. Carmen Renzullo the team certainly developed into a united group and both coaches looked upon this year as really a year of development of both character and basic football sense. The J V. football team for the year 1981 can look forward to a good year because of the potential talent that has been developed during this year ' s grade eight season. 1. Craig Watson gives advice to Coach Renzullo where to have the grade 8 Football Banquet 157 Front Row: Hugh Quigley, Rick Brownrigg, Todd Page, Jim Genac, Derek Karhoun, Randy Bi lesky Absentees: Mike Walsh, Phil Kublc Page, Second Row: Richard Kitos, Peter Serephim, David Canvin, Karl Hockey - revived after 3 years The last time Vancouver College iced a hockey team was in 1977; last December Karl Karhoun and Joe Doyle got together to revive the team and with Mr MacCormack as coach the Vancouver College Fighting Irish Hockey team was reborn Although their win-loss record was not out- standing, the team showed true College spirit in every game. Many losses were by only 2 or 3 goals and it was inexperience that held the Irish back; however the foun- dation has been laid and perhaps with a little financial support from the school for next year, the team will do better 1). Hugh Quigly pulls one of his patented Guy Lafleur deeks as Randy Bilesky helplessly watches the puck slide between his legs and into the net behind him 2). It seems Karl Karhoun and Rick Brownrigg don ' t take a liking to Peter Serephem BEING IN THEIR PICTURE 3). Coach MacCormack conducts another grueling drill 4). Randy Bilesky preparing for the rush down ice, 5). This face-off signals the start of yet another scrimmage 6) |im Genac admires one of his numerous, perfectly executed passes 159 SENIOR SWIM TEAM ' 81: AQUATIC AQUANAUTS Vancouver College ' s Senior Swim Team took part in the B.C.S.S Provincial Swim Championships in Victoria on December 12 and 13 Mark Feeney of grade XII won 3 gold medals and a silver, also the individual Aggregate Award for 38 out of 40 for College Stuart Newton of grade XI also qualified from our school, finishing in the top 15 in his two strokes 1) Mark Feeney has suc h form and poise when it comes to diving 2) Stuart Newton meditates before the 100 freestyle 3) The Senior swim team Mark Feeney and Stuart Newton 4) Mark demonstrates that he should have the lead in the Poseidon Adventure Greetings from BROWN BROS FORD 160 RESTLESS IRISH WRESTLING m f| front Row Rick Wagner, Mark Wagner Mark Butschler (min Doebeli, Bernie Schneider Absentees Scotl Pickard, Hob Kennedy, Alan Fralic, Mr George Kover, E usebius Reyes, l acky Benning ' second Row Miss L DeVita W Anderson (Coach), Rob Caver an (Manager), Martin Emslander, Ron Rogers, Phil Kubik. loachim Repetto, The 1981 Vancouver College wrestling team fared well this season Rob Caverzan, the team captain, led the team with his unquestionable skill and spirit This years team entered many tournaments and came up with some good results However, nobody managed to qualify for the B C H S Championships due to the relatively inexperienced team 1 Scott Picard emerges as the victor 2 Bernie this is not the time to tell me that you rather have a Perrier instead of Gatorade, states Mr Anderson 162 4 1 Hey, don ' t mock my BLUE ANGEL facial treatment One day I will have angelic skin, insists Mike Stack 2 A convention of blue people - from Mars? 3 The infamous pushme-pullyou 4 Who said the lone ranger started this way 5 Angels we have heard on high 163 VARSITY SOCCER ' 80- ' 81 Front Row Rob Palmer. James Graham. Berme Schneider, Mark Roza, Boreham Coach Second Row Kevin Ridley, Peter Hall, George Dudas, Kevin Reily, Tim Naas, Mark Welman, Mike Geary, Gary Mordecai, Mr Chris McNeil, Brad King, Leo Schwarz This year ' s version of the Varsity Soccer team had a mediocre season with a 3-7 record and missed the playoffs by only a few points. However, the team showed great promise for next year, especially in Brad King, who led the Irish with five goals The MVP award for the season went to Mike Geary with notable performances by Mark Welman, Berme Schneider and Gary Mordecai V.C Opponents 1 Eric Humber 4 1 Vancouver Tech 2 3 David Thompson 0 5 Windemere 3 0 Richmond 4 1 Killarney 2 0 Templeton 5 0 McNair 3 1 John Oliver 2 1 Steveston 0 1 Peter Hall heads the ball down field and out of trouble 2. Mark Roza prepares to send a cross into the penalty area 3 Brad King on another dangerous scoring drive 4 Mark Welman fakes out a surprised defender on his march down field 5 Chris McNeill looks quite relieved after stopping another thrust by the opposition 6 Mike Geary sets up another threatening play 164 dk. ' - ) 165 J.V. SOCCER -OUR HOPE FOR 82 Front Row Pat Guzman, Steve Owen Greg Palmer Second Row Chris Row Adrien Schwar . Paul Bachman, Stuart Robinson Fourth Row Sean Brown. Paul Dalla-Lana, Talino Bruno, Tory Lucas, Kevin Wallace Third Murphy, John Clarke, David Godmaire This year the J V soccer team showed developed skills on the field, com- bined with their spirit and deter- mination, they proved themselves worthy of advancing to the playoffs Finishing just under 500 the Irish have improved greatly from the team they wore at the beginning of the year and for next season, they should be a formidable opposition 1 and 2. Sean Murphy preparing and then crossing the ball towards the net for a possible goal Cheers from WOLF-GANG RAUBALL 166 GRADE SEVEN SOCCER CHAMPIONS Front Row: Aaron Van Pykstra, Stephen Danielsen, Alex Ip, Bruce Car- penter, David Contini, Mark Redfern Second Row Rick Wagner (Assistant Coach), Mr MacCormack, Francisco Lopez, Kerry Lucas, Mark Bragagnolo, Franco Felicella, Geoff Furmedie, John Kilpatrick Absentees: Stephen Rowley GRADES FIVE-FOUR SOCCER TEAM Front Row: Charles Weller, Ryan Mul hern, Brian Ewanchuck, Farrell Danielsen, James Brennan, Kevin Stack, Kevin Cockwell, lohn O ' Regan McLoughlin, Vincent Danielsen Second Row: Andy Nathanson, Anton Third Row Coach (Mr W MacCormack) 167 VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . NO. 5 IN B.C. Front Row: Ron Adair, Cary Mordecai, Tom Zavadil. Mike Torresan, Eric Howard, Dan Hagemoen, Sean Doughty, Maury Farenholtz, Mike Correa, Koban, Tom Toporowski, Stew Bailey Second Row Jason Grant, Br Peter Sartin, Mr Earl Farenholtz, J im Farenholtz This years edition of the Irish promised to be fast, exciting and offensive minded, Mr Farenholtz ' s predictions proved correct from the first to the last game The season started off well with the Irish winning their first five games, but then they hit a cold spell when they lost four of the next six The real season began shortly after the Emerald tournament with the Irish winning three Independant league games; this finish secured a berth in the Lower Mainland Zone playoffs The playoffs started off sourly with a loss in the first round, but the Irish with their backs against the wall, wrapped up third place and a B C cham- pionship berth with overtime wins over Point Crey and archrivals St Thomas More and a revengeful victory over Killarney The BC Championship ' s also started off on a bad note with the Irish losing to the eventual Champs, the North Surrey Spartans The Irish again with their backs to the wall won their next three games to earn the title of 5th best team in B.C. The three wins included yet another overtime victory and two extremely close games These victories were achieved by a total team effort and by B.C.’s, those die-hard supporters who can pride themselves as being the best. Outstanding individual ' s throughout the whole season were Stewart Bailey, Eric Koban, Sean Doughty and captain Tom Toporowski The future looks bright for next years squad with such players as Ron Adair, Mike Correa, Mike Torresan and Tom Zavadil returning to fight another season for the Irish 1) Maury shows us how his tremendous height is advantageous in jump balls 2). Doughty for 2. 3). Whatever goes up, must come down I think? 4) Well it ' s only a game 5). Jumpin jehosephats, Maury strikes again. 168 169 1) . The Fighting Finnigan welcomes the Irish with the green carpet treatment 2) . Stew Bailey shows the form which earned him a place on the 2nd all star team 3). Coach Farenholtz gives one last pep talk before the game. 4) If I can ' t go around hi m, I ' ll go over him, says E E E Koban 5). “FOUL, you must be kidding! murmurs Maury. 6). Up, Up and Away. 7). College fans showing the Big “I spirit. 8). Maury blocks another shot. 170 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The junior Varsity basketball team ' s success this year was due to two main characteristics exhibited by the team throughout the season - hard work and team play. Each player contributed his part and played his role well enough to enable the team to claim fifth place in the provincial tournament hosted here at Vancouver College. Compliments by INTERNATIONAL AVIATION TERMINALS Front Row Mike Sweeney, Pat Guzman. Carlos Amoranto, Mark Mac- Mullen, Sean Koban. Doug Correa, Lester Chow Second Row: Br Cull, Bernie Raverty, Dav id Warrian, Mike Olma, Tony Medic, Rod Hemming, Aubry Larenholtz, Stuart Robinson, David Perks 172 PROFILE ON BASKETBALL GRADE 9 BASKETBALL Grade nine basketball is basically a training year for junior and senior teams. This years team ought to prove beneficial to Irish basketball in future years. Much experience was gained and growth and development on the part of all players While there were not many tanigable signs of success, each of the players gained in- dividually in their personal preparation for coming years 1 Let go It ' s mine Front Row: Augusto Sviuco, Paul MacMullin, Joe Olma, John Clarke. Sean Chris Brown, Mark Roller. Peter Barone, Carlos Amoranto, Daren Smith Giefing, Kevin Clarke Second Row Brother Fowler. James Farenholtz, 174 GRADE 8 BASKETBALL Front Row: Ivan Tsang, Scott Walker, Chuck Wintenitz, Andrew Wein- Second Row Patrick Guzman, Patrick Mulholland, Fulvio Todeslo, Patrick berger, Matthew Bingham, David Giefing, Paul Backman, Craig Keller Tomkow, William Kelly, Rian Mawhinny, Andrew MacFarlane, Mr Choo The Grade 8 basketball team enjoyed a very successful season Displaying a strong defense posted a record of 32-1 Included in their 32 strc. ght victories were tournament wins at E tt Meadows and Westview Their one defeat came at the hands of Kirkland, a team from Seattle who played the role of spoiling a otherwise perfect season The success of the team can be contributed to their unselfish team play and the camaraderie which developed during the season 1 Irish offense sets up for another two points. 175 GRADE 7 BASKETBALL Towards the end of March of this year there was a rumor going around the school that the prestigagious title of the Number One basketball team in British Columbia will be returned to Vancouver College in 1986 Why? Because that will be the year that the present Grade Seven team will be members of the Varsity team. This year under the coaching of Mr. G. the team went through the entire season undefeated Although this ac- complishment went almost entirely unnoticed the members of the team feel very confident and look forward to the year when they can accomplish that important sports feat for Vancouver College. 1 Bill Bailey ' s interpretation of Swan Lake. Front Row. Mark Brown, Lance Lepointe. Pius Ho, Frank Clarke, Mark Neilson, Bill Bailey Second Row Mr S Giacomazza, Mike Guthrie, Francisco Lopez, Mike Stradiotti, Kris Kucera, Mark Bragagnolo, John Kilpatrick. Kerry Lucas, Patrick Bingham 176 GRADE 6 BASKETBALL , ' if mi 1 M w Front Row: Chad Klein, Kelvin Vail, Clayton Clarke, Brett Woods, Pat Kucera, Paolo Montessori, David McLean, Andrew MacFarlane Ewanchuk, Trevor Farenholtz. Second Row Angus McFarlane, Frank Grade six basektball team under the coaching of Mr. Patricie 1 Gonzalez went through their 1980-81 season undefeated thus capturing the Catholic Youth Association trophy. This meant that for the second year in a row this trophy was won by Vancouver College. This certainly augurs will for the future of basketball at the high school level at Vancouver College. 1). It takes a lot of concentration to keep the ball off the backboard! If 91 TRACK AND FIELD.. On the right track. This year ' s track and field team were well characterized by coach Rob Hallam in two words dedication and deter- mination 1 Tennis balls can t be this heavy 2 and one giant leap for mankind 3 4 5 UP up and away 6 Rob Hallam stands frightened of the man with the giant arrow 7 Greg Guile attempts to do a new dance step The Discus Swing 8 Coming Mom. shouts Mario, I hope it ' s lassagna 180 A few pictures to acknowledge the different sports activities in the school are pictured here. Think up your own captions and submit it to the yearbook SPORTS SPECTACULAR! 181 TENNIS TEAM 1981 . Finished second in their league BADMINTON TEAM 1981: Finished second in their league 182 Front Row: Tyler Lorenz, Gordon Hammond, Neil Hoo, Andrew Wein- berger, Mark Echlin, Gerald Shaffer, Dan Paris, Sean Doolan, lason Sze, Stephen Ho, Carlos Fedyk Second Row: Kevin Maher, Joe Merrett, Curtis Brennan, Chris Stead, Joe Doyle, Geoff Gray-Grant, Edmund Ng, Mike MacMillan, Mike Moisson, Conor Murphy Absentees: Mr W Anderson (Coach). Both the 1981 Tennis Team and the Badminton team under the coaching of Mr Anderson had another very successful year Both teams placed second in their respective tournaments and Mr An- derson is looking forward to next year because the greater percent of his players will be returning We would like to thank L.F.A. and York House for not only providing the beauty but also a lot of the talent 1 The 1981 Badminton Team was comprised of the girls from York House with the boys from V.C 2 Should the Bird go under the net or over it 3 York House Baby tries to win the eye of Warren Fong by her stylish serve 4 See how I improved my E S P Power of levitation 5 You are supposed to serve the ball not the racket, Geoff Gray-Grant Compliments by PAUL CATTO 1981 COLLEGIAN EDITOR and HERNANDO V CORTEZ ASST. 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Igor 11180 Seaport Ave 274-9717 Antognetti, Pietro 11180 Seaport Ave 274-971 7 Antoniazzi. Robert 2356 Bonaccord 325-6723 Anfoniaz i, Mike 2 356 Bonaccord 325 6723 Aquino. Lysandre 61 t 47th Ave 324-2181 Archambault, Adrian 3450 W 4 3rd Ave 261 4515 Arias. Jamieson 2480 W 45th Ave 261-0426 Armitage. Greg 10711 Mersy Dr 274 2607 Armstrong. Rob 970 Belvedere Dr 987 7231 Atherton. Jerome 3877 W 18th Ave 266 4854 B- Bac hmann. Paul 1 349 Nanton Ave 733-7438 Bader. Craig 1 530 W 37th Ave 26 3 4846 Bailey, Stewart 11052 64a Ave 59 6 4 34 3 Bailey. William 11052 64a Ave 596-4 34 3 Balatsas. Angelo 4449 Haggart St 733-5040 Barone. John 2975 Laurel 736-4048 Barone. Peter 3034 W 10th Ave 733-7458 Barrera. Marco 51 37 Angus Dr 261-8985 Barrett. T homas 6188 McCleery St 261 8806 Baumstark. Stefan 8172 Elliott 327 908 1 Belgardt. Gerald 273 E 21st Ave 876-6402 Bell. Lawrence 1 361 E 24th St 986 1080 Bell, Bryon 1 197 W 16th Ave 7 31 7639 Bell. Greg 1 184 W 12th 731-7639 Bendl. Andrew 3692 Osier St 733-0521 Benjamin. Angelo 301 -8011 A Ryan Rd 271 6055 Bennett. David 5549 Cypress 263-7551 Benning. tacky 65 t 60th Ave 327-8066 Bigsby, David 1 81 2 W 36th Ave 261 -6894 Bilesky. Doug 9160 Blundell Rd 278-1840 Bilesky, Randy 9160 Blundell Rd 278 1840 Bingham. Matthew 1 562 W 40th Ave 261 7071 Bingham. Patrick 1 562 W 40th Ave 261-7071 Bittel. Marcel 1722 W 37th Ave 261-2887 Black. Colin 2065 W 35th Ave , 266-9462 Bohm. Wilfred 11 359 Lyon Rd 591-1402 Bogus?, Ronald 4216 Glenhaven Cres 929-4700 Bogus . Rob 4216 Glenhaven Cres 929-4700 Boreham. Darcy 854 W 19th 987-7282 Botterill, Ken 2554 No. 18 Whiteley Crt . 980-2759 Boudreau, Jean 106 - 257 Scott Ave 494-4883 Boulton. Anthony 26541 29th Ave 856-7126 Boulton, Jonathon 26541 29th Ave 856-7126 Boyle. Feidhlim 5516 Laburnum 266-0608 Boyle. Lochlann 5516 Laburnum St 266-0608 Boyer, David 5380 Indian River Dr. 929-6430 Bragagnolo. Mark 1 539 E 58th Ave 327 7407 Brauckmann, Pat 408 - 4001 Seymour Parkway 929-7291 Breakell. Richard 2863 W 24th Ave 224-3989 Brear Peter 2598 St Morif Way 853-7285 Brennan. Andrew 1983 W 57th Ave 261- 3517 Brennan. Curtis 8331 192nd St 576-8142 Brennan. James 1 98.3 W 57th Ave 261-3517 Brown. Chris 5838 Churchill St 263-0 304 Brown. Mark 4526 Connaugt Dr 738-475 3 Brown. Paul 4526 Connaught Dr 738 4753 Brownrigg, Rick 9320 Francis Rd 274-3500 Brum Paul 1 3548Cresent Rd 5 31 5876 Bruno. Talmo 2893 Trinity St 253-3388 Bryson. Andrew 11769 64B Ave 591 961 8 Buckingham. Colin 3125 Tolmie 224 6464 Buck land. Brute 11040 64 Ave 591 5002 Buckland. leftrey 4792 Osier St 7 34 3331 Budai. Albert 5525 Willow St 263 4652 Buerger. Steve 8711 Spires Rd 278 1597 Busby. Oliver f 08 Hawstead Plate 926-5888 Butschler. Kirk 3256 W 37th Ave 26 5544 Butschler. Andrew 7720 Sunnyholme Cres 277-7584 Butschler Mark 3256 W 37th Ave 266 5544 Butschler. Steve 3256 W 37th Ave c- 26b 5544 Cadinha. Mark 8 Semana Cres 261 1804 Canvin. David 2751 Duke 43 3 3689 Carhoun. Karel 3 360W 5 3rd Ave 261 37 35 Carney. Colin 1 5 37 Braid Road 943 1559 Carpenter. Bruce 824 Esquimalt Ave 926-3357 Carvalho. Robert 9160 Madkall Dr 277 6048 Cassidy. I imothy 415 Yorkston St 392 42 36 Caver an. Andre 4411 Granville St 7314)059 Caver an, Robert 4411 Granville St 7 31-0059 Cependa. Mike 1294 Connaught Dr 73 3 8771 C haboyer. Kurt 55 30 Maple Cres 946- 2019 Chacon Jose 1665 W 64th Ave 261 5585 Chancey. Blair 5052 8a Ave 94 3 7064 Chanpong. Brian 2175 W 32nd Ave 263-1281 Charles. Keenan 6808 Wiltshire St 261-6650 Charpentier. Jeff 6026 Hollaid St 261 2489 Cheah Siv 1042 Eyremount Dr 926-1781 Chen. Colin 3849 Cypress St 738-9761 Chen, Kevin 3849 Cypress St 738-9761 Cheung. Andy 81 20 Lord St 321-9914 Chiang. Stanley 218 550e 6th Ave 873 2997 Chong, Christopher 1 368 W 49th Ave 263-7718 Chow. Lester 6666 Berkeley St 327-3926 Christie. Dave 1282 Connaught Dr 73 3-6069 Chu. Joseph 5630 Columbia St 327-4544 Ciccone. Stephen 2568 E 1st Ave 253-0413 Cirencione. Ralph 3560 Bowen Dr 274-8307 Claridge. Paul 5327 Williames Ave 943-1 704 Clarke. Clayton 2840 W 31st Ave 266-4970 Clarke, Frank 4122 Crown Crescent 224-3497 Clarke. John 4122 Crown Crescent 224-3497 Clarke. Kevin 5190 Redonda Dr 987-9094 Clarke. Pat 41 22 Crown Crescent 224-3497 Clarke. Paul 2305 Balaclana St 732-9788 Clur, Paul 2595 Bellevue Ave 926-7143 Coady. Brian 5726 Selkirk 263-9980 Cockell. Kevin 889 W 33rd Ave 7339560 Collins, Christopher 11 386 Sheffield Place 594-7258 Collins. Michael 1716 Argyle Ave 922 8644 Colwill. Bruce 2024 W 13th Ave 731-00 30 Contini John 4146 W 15th Ave 224-7756 Contini. David 4526 Cannaught Dr 7 38-475 3 Cook. Chris 5820 Sandpiper 277-4864 Cordwell, Matthew 84 Woodland Dr 943-5981 Correa. Michael 11424 Northview Crescent 594 2133 Correa, Douglas 11424 Northview Crescent 594-213 3 Corte Hernando 11 16 W ' 46th Ave 266-9274 Cote, Antony 2077 Nelson 61)9-41 38 Coughlan. Liam 2099 Clenwood Drive 372 7659 Cowan. Michael 1856 Mathers C rescent 926 5849 Cowan. Paul 1856 Mathers Cresc ent 926 5849 Craig. David 8258 Elliott St 324-7227 Craig. Patrick 4 326 Angus Dr 733 4568 Craig. William 4 326 Angus Dr 733 4568 Crich, Gary 7610 Wright St 526-5822 Culat Didier 1 3 30 Mountain Highway D- 988-7424 Dalla Lana. Paul 3783 W 51st Ave 2638469 Damelsen Anton 3678 McGill St 291 1900 Damelsen Stephen 3678 Me Gill St 291 1900 Damelsen Vinient 1678 Mi Gill St 2911 9(H) David, f rwm 11761 71a Ave 594 7296 Davidson. John-Paul 1141 Connaught Dr 7 32 9542 Dee. Michael 6335 Oak St 261-2802 Dela C uesta. Vk tor 10740 Anahim Dr 274 2946 DeMonye Eric 5030 Ash St 266 3033 Denham, Geoff 655 3 Williams Rd 274 9492 Dennison. Ross 461 7 W 16th Ave 228-0375 De los Rios. Claudio 1835 Mathers Crescent 922 245 3 De Mello. luanita 11171 Cutt-r Place 271 5027 Delgado, lose 11085 Bridlington Dr 584 7 366 Desa Neil 1 425 Chamberlain Dr 984-01 36 Des Roches. Gerald 3250 W 26th Ave 738 1584 Dewit Michael 274-0386 4260 Coventry Dr Dmo. Eddie 1 294 W 47th Ave 261 7 374 Dino. lose 1 294 W 47th Ave 261 7 374 Ditomassi, Jason 1420 Merklm St 531-1483 Dixon. Ian 1 5820 Roper Ave 531-3194 Doebeh. Erwin 2857 W 35th Ave 266-8040 Doebeh, Philippe 2857 W 35th Ave 266-8040 Dolan. Ami 4431 Patterdale Dr 988 9977 Donald. Tony 1938 Knox Rd 224-7736 Donaldson, Mark 4231 Musqueam Dr 2636427 Done. Brad 5855 Dunbar St 261-1774 Done, Brent 5855 Dunbar St 261 1774 Dong. Joey 406 W 27thAve 874 3368 Doolan. Dean 6260 Adams Place 277-4598 Doolan, Jason 6260 Adams Place 277-4598 Doolan. Sean 6260 Adams Place 277-4598 Dorling. Matthew 5611 Cypress St 263-9174 Dorling. William 5611 Cypress St 263-91 74 Dotto. Rio 6717 Wales St 325-5712 Doughty. Sean 7371 No 4 Rd. 278-1652 Down. Greg 4660 Camlann Crt 271-6177 Doyle. Joseph 4555 Magnolia St 263-7031 Doyle. Robert . 844 Pacific Dr 943-9623 Drager. Kevin 1750 W 13th Ave 738-8767 Dudas, George 2568 W 45th Ave 263-7580 Duggan. Craig 447 Ventura C rs 087-7351 Duggan. Michael 447 Ventura Cres 987-7 351 Dumaresq. Jason 3048 W 49th Ave 266-1575 Dumaresq. Joel 3048 W 49th Ave 266-1575 Dumas. Martin 1437 Connaught Dr 732-0010 Duncan, Emmet 5584 Cypress St 261 -8052 Duncan. Gareth 5584 Cypress St 261-8052 Dundas. David 1 5881 E3uena Vista 5369183 Dunne. Terry 3020 W 5 3rd Ave 263-7981 Dyer. John 5810 Highbury St 26 3 4969 D iekan. Chris 8760 Dorval Rd 271 48 39 D iekan. Michael 271 4839 8760 Dorval Rd E- Ec him. Mark 26 3-5347 6737 Cartier St E gan. Simon 8561071 1665 Otter Rd E 11. Darren 94 3 2026 4969 Chehalis Dr E II, Kevin 943-2026 4969 Chehalis Dr Ellery David 27 3 4280 1 1800 Dewsbury Ur Ellery. Mark 273 4280 11800 Dewsbury Dr tilery Nicholas 273 4280 1 1800 Dewsbury Dr t mslander. Martin 325 SHIM 2409 lionnyvale t mslander. Tony 325-5839 2409 Bonn wale t ppich. Cord 936-4904 775 Crover Ave t ppich Richard 926-7970 1812 Palmerston Ave E n eg, Mark 5084 57A St 046 2717 Estrella. I 1 5780 Blundell Rd 271 1642 Evangelatos, Gus 3290 W 5th Ave 733-3552 Ewamhuk. Brian 41 16 W 8th Ave 224-7811 f wanchuk. Mu hael 4 1 1 6 W 8th Ave 224 7811 f wanchuk. Patrick 224-781 1 41 16 W 8th Ave F- Fagan. Jim 1 3768 24 th Ave 531 0638 f ahrmann, Peter 5371 Dumtries Street 321-84 15 1 airley. Sean 5058 Dunbar 266-5537 Falcon. David 3810 Westridge Ave 922 (652 f alcon. Kevin 3810 Westridge Ave 922 1652 Falcos. John 466 3 47A St 946 691 7 Earenholt . Aubry 6638 Beechwood St 266-70 30 f arenholt , Jim 6288 Wiltshire St 261 324) Farenholt , Maury 6638 Beechwood St 266-7030 Farenholt , Trevor 6288 Wiltshire St 261-324 3 Fathers. Mark 9251 Pinewell Cres 274 5360 Fedyk, Carlos 3822 W 29th Ave 224-0602 Fedyk, Mike 3822 W 29th Ave 224-0602 Feeney, Mark 1618 W 60th Ave 263 8996 Felicella, Franco 6042 Holland St 261-0057 Ferguson. Colin 1020 W 71st Ave 263-5424 Fidgett. Mark 7041 Oak St 263-4777 Fletcher. Keven 5876 Highbury St 261-7458 Fletcher. David 3908 W 31st Ave 224-2290 Fletcher. Paul 3908 W 31st Ave 224-2290 Floresco. Bogdan 6059 Elm St 266-6819 Fodchuk, Greg 1 407 W 54th Ave 261-4903 Fong, Chris 1 325 Chartwell Dr 922-5558 Fong. Roddy 1 325 Chartwell Dr 922-5558 Fong. Brendan 4 312 Cambie St 876-1 2U) Fong. Warren 4312 Cambie St 876-1203 Fong. Wendell 4312 Cambie St 876-120) Foo, Randall 1126 Crestline Rd 922-5185 Foo, Stan 922-5185 1126 Crestline , Fortinski 1 337 The Crescent 733-40 10 Fortinski 1 odd 1 337 The Crescent 7 33-4050 Fothermgham, Kip 5584 Caburnam St 2669241 Foulger, Bruce 5642 52nd Ave 9464809 Fralic, Alan Box 30 Kemano 634-5530 Fraser. Jeff 104 1424 Walnut St 7)8-78)1 Furrh. John 1556E 62nd Ave 127 0190 Furmedge, Geoffrey 985-9470 .3.392 Del brook Ave 1 urmedge, Peter 3392 Delbrook Ave c- 985 9470 Gai h. Jason ........ 5170 Galway Dr 943-3071 Caines Tim 7491 Reeder Rd 274-6646 Cajdics. Peter . , . 41 2) W 12 th Ave 224-7005 Gallacher, Shawn 4432 W 1 3th Ave 228-0433 Oangell, Andrew 1 3468 64A Ave 591 2484 Gardner, Michael 955 50 B St 4 3 2868 ( ..irr Ben 2971 W 28th Ave 7 3 3-2901 Gatto, Paul 64 35 Tyne St 4 35 0988 Geier. Frank 4291 Dallyn Rd 278-5392 Geary. Mike 4 30 Somerset St 988- 3206 Genac . Jim 2040 Boeing Ave 270-3046 Gentile. Jeffrey 1 571 W 64th Ave 26 3 8004 Georgas. Dino 386 W 18th Ave 874-5536 Georgas, Jimmy 386 W 18th Ave 874-55)6 Gerein, Rob 1625 W 37th Ave 261 2908 Ceric, Tony 312 E 49th Ave 327-7037 Chatak. John 274-5520 7540 Sunede Cres Giamu ina, Tom 2650 E 20th Ave 435 56B7 Giefing. D 1 720 Burley Dr 922-8930 Giefing, Sean 720 Burley Dr 922 8930 Gilson, Andrew 6 349 McCleery 263-6369 Glass, Eamonn 41 54 W 12th Ave. 224-1452 Godmaire. Dave 8340 Ryan Rd 277-5494 Gomes. Paulo 5171 Topaz Place 274-03)4 Gonzalez, Mike 7675 Selkirk 266-24 31 Gordon. John 3091 Walnut Rd 763 5290 Graham, Michael 5675 Dumfries St 325 3672 Graham, David . 6850 f Blvd 263-81 32 Graham, James 6850 F Blvd 26 3-8132 Grant, Jason . . 281 5 McGill St 255-7553 Grant, loshua 281 5 McGill St 255-7553 Grant, Noah 255-7553 281 5 McGill St Gray, David 2949 W 28th Ave 733-9328 Gray, Chris 2949 W 28th Ave 733-9328 Gray. Stuart 2 5839 Vine St 261-6617 Graydon, Ed 950 Jervis 687-0991 Gray-Grant. Geoff 4255 Will 224-0533 Green. David 2181 W 22nd Ave. 7 31 8834 Green. John 399 3 W King Edward 224-1754 Green. Mike 2181 W 22nd Ave 731-8834 Greer. Gus 1401 Devonshire Cres 731-7474 Gregory. Jonathan 1 570 F3alfour Ave 738-9653 Gregory, Matthew 1 570 Balfour Ave 738-9653 Grover. Roger 8500 Fairhurst Rd 277-9141 Gruber. Jeffrey 4120 Quesnel 73.3-409 3 Cruger, Gordon 3520 Arthur Dr 946-9736 Guile, Greg 1455 W. 47th Ave. 266-8533 Guthrie. Mike 7249 Angus Dr 261 -0194 Guzman. Michael . . . . 835 W 49th Ave 263-6049 Guzman, Patrick 835 W 49th Ave . . 263-6049 Cyulasi. Zoltan 402 - 145 St. George Ave. 988-2491 H- Hagemoen, Dan 2940 lones Ave Haims, Lionel 1 527 W 60th Ave Hall, Peter 987-188! 261-6145 . . 922-1917 4362 Stearman A-v-e ff. Hamlin, David 8580 Spires Rd 278-2837 Hamlin. William 8580 Spires Rd 278-2837 Hammond, Gordon 3360 W 29th Ave. 263-319 7 Hancock, Mike 3575 W 23rd Ave 733-3484 Hardenne, Claude . 4306 Yew St 266-1860 Harrison, Mike 5224 W. Chamberlane Ave 946-2625 Hartley, Michael 2429 W. 19th Ave . 738-6838 Haslam, Timothy 3775 Collingwood 731-9066 Haydu, Peter 7208 Lancaster PI 438-1200 Haydu, Steven 7208 Lancaster PI 438-1200 Hebert, John . . 3431 8A Ave 943-8998 Hebert, Luc 5431 8A Ave. 943-8998 Heffring, Dean 953 Pacific 943-9152 Helgason, Winston 2827 W 35th Ave 263-9255 Hemming. Ron 1608 Nanton Ave 738-6934 Herbert. Mark 10331 Thirlmere Dr 274-7066 Hensel, Bernard ft 101 1462 W. 11th Ave 736-0630 Hensel, Robert H 101 1462 W 11th Ave 736-0630 Hernandez, Carlos 5400 Cartier St 261-9842 Heuskin, Pierre 1 454 Chartwell Dr 922-6597 Heuver, Eric Box 819, Strathmore 934-3621 Heuver, Marcel Box 819, Strathmore 934-3621 Hickey, Emmet 2304 MacKay Ave 988-7442 Hickey, Noel 2304 MacKay Ave 988-7442 Hicks, Grey 3840 Bayridge Ave 926-6768 Hicks, Trevor 3840 Bayridge Ave 926-6768 Hill, Harvey 5450 Trafalgar St. 263-460.3 5791 Bittern Ct 274-2036 Hirschsprung, Michael 685 W 21st Ave 879-6623 Ho, Brian 1 760 Island Ave 325-9573 Ho, Pius 3545 W 50th Ave 263-8546 Ho, Stephen 3545 W 50th Ave 263-8546 Holliday, Scott 7406Kidstone Rd . 545-5254 Hoo Neill 4011 Danforth Dr. 270-1896 Hooper. James 660 Barnham Rd 925-1698 Hopkins, Andrew 759 Grand Blvd 987-7710 Hopwood, Brendan 2500 Fool Bay Rd 592-1523 Hornyak, John 351 W 19th Ave. 879-6602 Horry, Philippe 4202 Musqueam Dr 263-5976 Horvath. James, 7720 tt 4 Rd . 278-6370 Howard, Scott 10751 Springmont Dr 274- 3862 Howes, Mark . 1909 Quikheana Cres 261-5988 Howey, Jeff 1191 Nanton Ave 732-6257 Hsuan. John 1041 Groveland Dr 926-8859 Huang, Mark 1344 Whitby Rd 925-1008 Hudd, Michael 6751 Whiteoak Dr 277-5668 Hui, Clarence 549 W 64th Ave 1 325-4884 1 - Ip, Alex 273-8291 1 2040 Wood Head Rd. Ivanac, Joseph 273-3428 6080 G arden City Rd Ivancic, Peter 273-3428 6080 Garden City Rd, J- Jan, Patrick 7790 Elliott St . 325-9467 Jan, Steven 7790 Elliott St . 325-9467 Jansen, David 2354 Harrison Dr 321-0284 Jeffrey. Peter 450 Southborough Dr 922-4915 Jeffrey, Sean . . 450 Southborough Dr. 922-4915 Jervis, John 2052 Grand Blvd 980-4904 Joannides, Edward 3939 Arbutus 738-8445 Joannides, Nicholas . 3939 Arbutus 738-8445 Johnson, Andrew 1173 Chamberlain Dr 988-7829 Johnson, Maxwell . 341 McMaster Crt . . 937-0044 Johnson, Peter 11 7.3 Chamberlain Dr. 988-7829 Johnson, Sean 341 McMaster Crt . 937-0044 Johnston, Blair 1094 Skana Dr 943-4544 Jovanovic, Anthony 3454 E Pender St . . 299-4794 Juricic. Michael 7005 Gray Ave 435-9875 K- Kavanagh, Ken 1498 Maple St 531-2149 Keiser, Steve 1 362 Farrell Ave 943-7123 Keller, Craig 12766 54th Ave 590-2991 Kelly. Billy 3348 Mamon Ave. 988-2954 Kelly, John 814 W 15th Ave 985-2357 Kennedy, Bob 4941 Lougheed Hwy 271-7653 Kennedy, Michael 4238 Angus Dr 738-8079 Kennedy, Michael 2311 W 19th Ave. 733-4842 Kerr, Malcolm 4451 Coventry Dr 277-2193 Kettlewell, Damian 1093 W 38th Ave 263-8162 Keyes, Peter 5358 Angus Dr 263-7589 Khoury, Dave 2029 W Phillip 987-3002 Kilpatrick, John 4061 W 38th Ave 266-1863 Kim, Grant 3242 E 62nd Ave. 438-1461 Kim, Patrick 5712 Wiltshire St 263-5088 Kim, Paul 3242 E 62nd Ave 438-1461 King, Brad 787 T udor Crt 943-7889 Kiselycia, Mike 5118 Manor Dr 294-0735 Kitos, Richard 4408 W 14th Ave 228-8086 Klein, Chad 4755 W. 4th Ave 228-8227 Knape. Theron 4411 Granville- St 731-0059 Knox, Stephen 4576 Royal Oak 437-8036 Koban, Eric 1519 W 35th Ave. 261-0625 Koban, Sean 1 519 W 35th Ave. 261-2342 Kooh, Janey 1 467 W 57th Ave 266-81 79 Koh. Christopher 1 5 Braemar Hill Rd 5-712591 Koo, Andy 8133 Adera St 263-5051 Kopp, Werner 6042 Peard Ave. 434-7300 Kosick, Larry 81 20 Hunter St 420-1197 Kover, George 23 8451 Ryan Rd 277-5838 Kowali huk, Mike Box 405. Princeton 295-3336 Kreeft. Paul 11160 Seaport Ave 274 8129 Kritharis, Bob 2574 Cornwall St 731-3290 Kubik, Phil . Box 1 31, Kemano 634-5564 Kucera. Frank 5362 Oak St 263-91 33 Kucera, Kris 5 362 Oak St 263-9133 Kura, Steven 2643 Hardy Cr 299-61 70 Kura, Brian 2643 Hardy Cr 299-61 70 Kwok, Mike 4991 Cambie St 261-3863 L- Labao. Alexander 4 349 Oak St. 731-7629 Ladd, Richard . 1331 W 41st 266-9661 Lafremere, Luc 328 W 14th . 876-9464 Lakowski, Adrian 3791 W 24th 224-3018 Lakowski. Bernard 3791 W 24t.h 224-3018 Lakowski, Conrad 3791 W 24th . . 224-3018 Lane, John 3641 W 27th 224-7746 Langley, Brian 6280 Dover Rd 277-2373 Lapointe, Lance 4331 Oxford St 299-4979 Larkin, John Paul 1742 W 57th 266-8740 Lau, Stephen. 69E 52nd Ave 325-5201 Lauder, Sam Quite hena 350-3335 Laureano, Jaime 1607 W 14th Ave 734-3768 Laviolette. Greg 7 W 23 Ave 874-9441 Lawlor Declan . . 775 King Georges Way 926-8894 Lawrence, David 4276 Selkirk St. 738-5881 LeBlanc, Greg 10631 Number 5 Rd . 277-2671 Lee. Albert . 4650 Osier St. 732-1835 Lee, Charles 3837 Alexandra St 731-0667 Lee. Danny 10251 Mortifield Rd 271-9309 Lee, Edward 31 58 Wellington Ave 872-0991 Lee, Michael 445 West 29th 876-3970 Lefebvre, Peter 2633 Derbyshire Way 929-2930 Lehmann, John 3695 W 34th 266-2654 Lemieux, Andre 9611 Alberto Rd 270-3979 Lemire, Steven 2405 W 13th 733-0819 Lenz, Graham 9540 Swansea Dr 277-8757 Leong, Michael 4543 W 13th Ave 224-0365 Leong. Richard 6160 Francis Rd 271-1107 Leroi, Armand 435 Stevens Dr 926-4958 Letson, Rob 348 52nd St 943-2547 Lewandowski, Simon 13936 35th Ave 531-4856 Lim, Sherlock 4860 Me Lure Ave 271-8778 Lim, Stephen 4787 Cambie St 879-1144 Lincke, Sven 527 - 9651 Glendower Dr 271-7551 Ling, Alfred 1 249 W 47th 263-6227 Liptcot, Darren 5643 Groveridge 943-9707 Lisicar, Tom 590 Knockmaroon Rd 926-490 i Lissack, Stephen 3492 W 33rd 263-6647 Liu. Christopher 4755 Moss St 433-4471 Livingstone. Christopher 8740 Foster Rd 274-9217 Livingstone, Robert 8740 Foster Rd 274-9217 Ljungh. Jim Terrace, B C 261-9842 Lobozar, Rodney 4491 Cambie St 872-1547 Long, Matt 4998 Stevens Dr 943-3470 Longo, Angelo 2804 W 12th 731-3006 Lonsborough, Doug 4757 Blenheim St . 261-5083 Lopez, Francisco 1107 W 46th Ave 263-7222 Lopez. Juan Miguel 1107 W 46th Ave 263-7222 Lopez, Jose 1107 W 46th Ave 263-7222 Lopianowski, Christopher 1180 Connaught Dr 732-5257 Lorenz, Tyler 3260 Pleasant St 277-6054 Loretan. Raymond 1243 Kilmer Rd 987-2085 Love. Sean 4612 Angus Dr 7 38-2405 Lucas, Kerry 1 731 Dunbar St 732-9618 Lucas, Troy 1731 Dunbar St 732-9618 Luckett. Geoffrey 1178 Prospect Dr 591-9735 Lundy. Robert 2988 Highbury St 224-5618 Lynch, Brain 1619W 65th Ave 263-5861 Lynch, Martin 851 Lillooet Rd 980-2930 Lyons, Steve 12232 75th Ave. Me- 596-2392 McAleer, Tony 3576 W. 36th 266-5682 McAleer, Michael . 3576 W 36th 266-5682 McBride, Douglas 21 37 W 20th 733-5223 McCabe, Brendan 3579 W 42nd 261-1670 McCallum, Sean 7711 Sunnydene Rd . 277-9627 McCallum, Justin 7711 Sunnydere Rd, 277-9627 McCue. John 4960 5th Ave 943-0504 McCourt, Ryan 10651 Aintree Cres 277-9482 McDonagh, Mark 274-7870 6580 Goldsmith Dr. MacDonald. Alex 5767 Sophia St 321-6439 MacDonald, Brian 5555 14th . 685-1 221 MacFarlane, Andrew 4605 W 12th Ave 228-9362 MacFarlane, Andrew . . 3155 Dickinson Cres 926-4091 MacFarlane, Angus 3155 Dickinson Cres. 926-4091 McFarlane, Graeme 3960 Westridge 926-5605 MacFarlane, lain 3155 Dickinson Cres 926-4091 McGoran, Christopher 2111 W 34th 263-9470 McGoran, David 2111 W 34th Ave 263-9470 McGrath, Michael 7685 Haszard St 524-5189 McHugh, Kevin 1591 Giles PI 420-6869 MacKay, James 2258 Mathers Ave 926-31 59 McKenna, Kevin 944 Underhill Dr 943-3682 McKeown, Danny 4077 W 29th Ave 224-7168 McKevitt. Damian 976 Melbourne 985-9654 McKevitt, Delian 976 Melbourne Ave 985-9654 McKinnon. Derrick 3493 W 22nd Ave 733-2955 McLaughlin, Farrell 4721 Osier St 738-7397 McLaughlin, Kevin 6580 Cabledu Cres 591-7703 McLean. Danny 2937 W 45th Ave 261-9708 MacMillan, lames 420 - 1945 Woodway Place 294-5486 MacMillan. Stephan 420 - 1 945 Woodway Place 294-5486 MacMullin. Marc 5797 16th Ave 943-1013 MacMullin. Paul 5797 16th Ave 943-1013 McNair. Jonathan 1819W 61 st Ave 266-5555 McNamara, Sean 273 52a St 943-3321 McNamara, John 1608 W 40th Ave 263-7733 McNamara, Stephen 1 608 W 40th Ave 263-7733 McNamee. Tom RR 3 Doole Rd 245-7019 MacNeil, Glen 904 1952 Comox 683-5242 McNeill. Chris 1053 Kuma Cres 943-1756 McNeill. Paul 1053 Kuma Cres 943-1756 McNeur. Alexander 2719 W 37th Ave 261-3824 McSweeney, Danny 7400 Lismer Ave 277-0664 McSweeney, Robert 7400 Lismer Ave M- 277-0664 Ma. Rod 4543 W 13th Ave 224-3357 Madrid, Tony . 2285 W 14th Ave 732-7550 Maher, Kevin 5827 Crescent Dr 946-8946 Maher. Patrick 5827 Crescent Dr 946-8946 Mam. Eron 3825 Ortona Cres 224-91 30 Malapitan. Tomas . 1070 E 63rd Ave 325-2688 Malby. Darryl 11473 Bond Blvd 596-2543 Malek, Hany 6520 Clematis Dr 277-8544 Malone, Jason 10900 Sidaway Rd 274-2226 Malone, Ryan 10900 Sidaway Rd . 274-2226 Manara. Nicholas 368 Newdale Court 985-1658 Manuel, Denis 485-2526 RR ft 1 Pebble Beach Marchand. Mike 3660 Blundell Rd 277-4328 Marchesim, Francesco 3794 Wakef ield Crt. . . 435-8984 Marcin, Andrew . 951 F 50th Ave 325-5327 Maretic, Zvonko 1283 MacDonald Ave 291-1561 Martin, Chris 5512 Manson St 261-8913 Martin, Ben 4276 Wallace St . . 228-0091 Martin, David 4276 Wallace St 228-0091 Martin, Neil . . 551 2 Manson St 261-8913 Mascarenahas, Carl 10691 Monashee Dr. 274-7438 Matjasec. Mark 11640 Monteg St. 278-1 305 Matyasfalui. Christian 665 W 50th Ave . 321-2428 Matyasfalui, Stephen 665 W. 50th Ave 321-2428 Mawhinney. Ryan 1 50 Cansbrooke Cres 987-1248 Maxwell, David 186 W. 47th Ave 321-2009 Medic. Anthony 3275 E 19th Ave 434-5109 Meli, Scott 4793 Dogwood Dr 943-4751 Melon. Robert 4275 Peterson Dr 274-8196 Meloni, Dean 956 Cloverley St 987-7819 Merrett, Joe 559 Newcroft PI 925-1927 Metcalfe, Robert 10699 Dennis Crt 277-5768 Mikhail. Patrick 2036 Deep Cove 929-2631 Miles. Anthony 6260 Goldsmith Dr 271-9704 Michell, Brien . 831 W 20th Ave 874-9619 Mitchell, David 2506 W 5th Ave 731-1283 Mogatas, Mark 2943 W 41st Ave 263-0142 Mohammed, Kuri 525 E 50th Ave 327-2853 Moisson. Mike 8360 Spires Rd 278-1095 Montessori, Mario 4846 Rowan Ave 294-2463 Montessori, Paolo 4846 Rowan Ave 294-2463 Montgomery, Glen Box 173, Kemano 634-5534 Moreau, Dean 4541 Kelly Dr 946-7247 Morgan, Graham 7886 Cartier St 266-6494 Moroney, Colin 1 444 W 49th Ave 266-6980 Morphet. Peter 943 Garrow Dr 939-0210 Moms, Stuart 3591 Springfield Dr 277-1676 Morrison, Kevin 1 1 5 E Wood Stock Ave 327-7110 Morrison. ]oe 2552 Derbyshire Way 929-2431 Moser, T ony 8116 E Boulevard 261-5048 Moser. Martin 8116 E Boulevard 261-5048 Mrazek, Kevin 1058 W 17th Ave 984-9257 Muehlbauer, Andy 601 1 Namka Cres 277-5761 Muir, Paul 3739 W 19th Ave 228-9162 Mulder. 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