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

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ANTONIO RAMON ALVAREZ One of the many commuters from south Delta to V.C.. Antonio joined the grade eleven class year. Since coming to College, he has played on the varsity basketball team as well as participating in other school activities. Among his main interests are partying, listening to rock music, playing his guitar, and doing nothing. Antonio (A.K.A. Chop to some of his friends) also enjoys going to good concerts and movies. After graduation he hopes to continue his education at a university in California, in the field of science. ROBERT BRUNOBOGUSZ Bob has travelled to V.C, for four years from the far reaches of Deep Cove where he participated in local soccer. Looking back instead of ahead is the reason why he is looking forward more to the memories of College than life itself. Such memories as fad words, broken bones and friendships are included as well as preaching Bruce Springsteen and “No Nukes. Bob would like to be remembered as the pacifist stranger who wrote weird love poetry and talked a lot about girls. Bob ' s dream in life include going to Europe for a peace rally and living up in the mountains writing poetry for the rest of his life. However, when he comes down to earth he will probably end up going to S.F.U. to study accounting. JOHN ANDREWS John came to V.C. in grade 4 and has enjoyed his stay ever since. He has been on the student council, has attended leadership conferences and has played basketball for 4 years. Also he has been on the Honour Role a number of times. After school he spent many hours studying in order to keep his grades at an ac ceptable level. For relaxation, he likes to swim, play tennis, go fishing or just sleep. In the future he intends to further his education at the University of British Columbia in the field of Pharmacy and all related sciences as well. WILFRED CHARLES BOHM Coming to V.C. from Imaculate Conception in N. Delta in grade 5. Wilfred has earned the distinction of being the first to arrive at school every morning at 6:30 for all those years. Wilf believes in separating work from play so 99 %of the time he has spent at school has been devoted to academic subjects. In his play time Wilf enjoys(?) blowing his mind out listening to THE WHO and then recooperating by bicycling through the suburbs of N. Delta. After graduation he will further his education at U.B.C. in the Faculty Of Commerce. JOHN WILLIAM BARONE John came to Vancouver College in grade eight from Blessed Sacrament. Since then he has participated in the band for four years. During that time the band performed many concerts including a major tour to Montreal. Our band also received first place in the Kiwanis Music Festival last year. This year a trip to the southern U.S.A. is planned. When not cheering on the Fighting Irish sports teams. He has been active helping in all school activities such as Family Day. Mayfair, intramurals and “spirit healing! In his spare time, he plays all kinds of sports, enjoys movies, music of all types, and L.F.A. girls. After graduation from V.C. he would like to further his education at Langara studying the fields of anthropology and archeology. BRUCE CHANNING BUCKLAND Bruce has been commuting from North Delta to the College for the last six years. He has participated in the Intramural program and was part of tne yearbook staff. While at College, he has enjoyed being a vocal sup¬ porter to the Big “I sports teams. After graduation from V.C., Bruce hopes to continue his studies south of the border at Western Washington University. His favourite sports are skiing and racquetball. 25

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ROBERTO MARTIN GARCIA ABRAHAM Roberto has done time at Vancouver College for ten years, coming to us by way of the United States and the Philippines. Throughout his long and somewhat unique stay, he has been active in the Student Council, the Leadership Conferences, his unending Quest to produce the most confused teachers in North America, and in holding some of the most bizarre parties ever conceived by man. In the future “Berto plans to pursue a career in astronomy or astrophysics, while vigilantly maintaining friendships with all the wonderful people at V.C. and L.F.A. it has been his honor and privelege to know. His immediate plans however, tend to lie more in the direction of a bright red Ferrari, an excessively large telescope, the sun in his face, the wind in his hair, a long, deserted stretch of open highway, and an extremely effective RADAR DETECTOR. MARCEL RICHARD BITTEL After a long stay at Vancouver College, Marcel is going on to study at U.B.C. In his spare time, Marcel enjoys skiing, both on water and on snow, fast biking, and appreciates the fine art of leisure. His major aims in life are to be the proud owner of several exotic sports cars and to own four vacation recluses spread all over the world to be used in accordance with the four seasons.

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1. Paul Sullivan grins. 2. Grinning merrily, Gordon Gruger smashes Mark Huang in the face. 3. Colin Carney always looks this way after sniffing his paints. 4. Danny McKeown on the move. 5. Grade twelves are really friendly people. 6. Some of the more macho grade 12 ' s. 7. Coup d’etat, a la Culat. 8. Steven Mcllvenna, “waving to his mom.” 9. When Timothy Krutzman relaxes, He really relaxes. 10. Look at the muscle control on these new College models. 11. Nick Teo ' s pain¬ ting. 12. “I ' ll never understand conics!” Gordon says. 13. What can you say? It’s that Malaysian wonder, Ernest “The Brain” Ho. 26