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

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BRUCE STERLING EDWARD COLWILL Bruce came from St. Augustine ' s in grade seven, and has been stalking the halls of Vancouver College ever since. Besides having a reputation for skipping French class, he was an avid supporter of the Irish teams. For a short time, he participated in cross-country, and was on the Collegian staff in the senior year. In his spare time Bruce thoroughly enjoys partying, cycling and swimming. His plans for the future include travelling to Hawaii and Europe before entering the faculty of science at U.B.C. after which he plans to make a lot of money and retire young. CHRISTOPHER JAMES COOK Chris has been coming to College from Richmond for the past five years to experience Vancouver ' s civilizing effects. Being actively involved in intramurals, he was -this year ' s rep. for home room 121. Socially involved in school, he enjoys parties whenever he can. After graduation he plans to attend a school in the States to specialize in Horticulture. DIDIER MICHEL PAUL EUGENE CULAT Didier has been commuting from the hills of North Vancouver for the last six years. This year he was Assistant Editor for the Collegian. He also Racewalked in Track for the past three years which saw him come third in the Canadian Track and Field Nationals in the summer of 82. In Grade 11 he earned his Varsity letter for his performance in Track. He can be seen at most College events with his camera taking pictures. This fall he intends to go to U.B.C. to study Political Science and Law, and maybe go to the Olympics. MICHAEL Y. DEE Four years ago. Michael, now a member of Holy Name Parish in Vancouver, came to College from Xavier School in Manilla, the Philippines. When he is not working on History 12 or other projects, he can be found enjoying life at V.C. as a day-student. His future plans include furthering his educational career at the Canadian University of his choice. 29

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COLIN PATRICK CARNEY Colin has been in College since grade seven, coming in every day from sunny Tsawwassen. During his stay he has been involved in all the musicals since grade nine, participated in the Leadership Conference at Notre Dame University IND., 2nd in the B.C. conference held at the College. He has been on the student council since grade nine and this year put together the fine arts section of the yearbook. In the future he plans to be a seeing eye person for a blind dog and establish a career in the field of radio broadcasting. ANDREWJOSEHPCHEUNG Andy has been commuting from his home in Marpole to V.C. for the last 9 years. During his stay, he has played on several teams which included basketball and track and field. His favourite pastimes are rock music and concerts, playing any of his tour electric guitars and trying to get his weekend rock band off the ground. His future plans include catching up on lost sleep, and either touring the country in a rock band of attending U.B.C. in the faculty of Commerce. LESTER BURTON CHOW Originally from San Mateo. California, Lester came to V.C., five years ago from Corpus Christi Elem. He is roud to have been a member of Mr. Farenholtz ' s asketball squads, and has participated in the Leadership conferences. When not shooting hoops or working on his grades, Lester ' s activities include raquetball. teaching tots to swim, music, parties with friends, trying to catch up on his sleep, or working out in the weight room. His future plans are to continue university education at U.B.C. or down in California. MICHAEL JAMES THOMAS COLLINS Since coming from St. Anthony ' s, West Vancouver, five years ago Michael has participated in such sports as track and field where he threw the shot put. in soccer, as well as one year in badminton. When not par¬ ticipating in sports. Mike could be seen in the stands at football and basketball games cheering the Fighting I onto victory. He also played the alto saxaphone in the band and was part of an exchange program to Montreal. Mike wishes to continue his studies at university depending on his marks in school. 28

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I. The Halloween dance. 2. Mike Hancock in pain, maybe. 3. Watchou lookin at boy? Exclaims Antonio Alvarez. 4. Priest Patrick Rebstien. 5. Peter Erceg, Smile! 6. Who might these costumed fools be? 7. Mike Duggan and a ravishingly beautiful blond. 8. Here, Jeff, how’s about an apple in¬ stead, Okay? 9. Not another grade nine Bob. 10. I guess it wasn’t pain, Eh Mike? II. John Barone makes an excellent volleyball ref. GRADS GRADS GRADS GRADS GRADS GRADS