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contributors

These 25 had their say...

Francis Burstein

B.B., B.A., M.A., PhD go the degrees
of this soft spoken leader of teachers and
long time advocate of equal rights. Dr.
Burstein, with Cap from the beginning,
has been a major force in the academic
growth of the college and the wide
recognition of the contribution women
have made in that growth.

Sue Carter

From the day she arrived at the
College in the Fall of 1969 from Yakima,
Sue has been the link between students
and the rest of us. Once a confused new
student finds Sue, his or her problems
begin to fade away and the future looks
reasonably rosy.

Ted Clarke

Ted (actually our Dir. of Sight &
Sound) is the AV resource person for the
entire college. He has been around the
eampus so long that he was in on the
founding of AUCE 4 (he even married
one of the union's past presidents). A
stoic by nature, Ted is also a humanist
and has studied or helped most staff,
faculty and administrators who have
passed this way.

Barrie Charlesworth

Barrie Charlesworth was one of the
founding members of the Capilano College
Foundation. He is Vice-President of the
Dillingham Corporation Canada and his
daughter graduated from the College a
few years ago.

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Hilary Clark

Hilary has built the Retail Fashion
Department of the Careers Programme.
She has had direction, support and
encouragement from others but she has
been the vital and alive component which
has made this area grow and produce
students ready to take jobs in the retail
field.

Paul Gallagher

Teacher, historian, professor,
Doctor of Civil Laws, Consultant,
Adviser, Lecturer and author--this is all
one man, our Principal since 1977. Paul
came to us from the Canada Studies
Foundation in Toronto where he was
Director 1975-1977. It is evident from his
article that he feels right at home on the
Lynnmour campus--we feel at home with
him, too.

Pat Gallaher

Who needs a public address system
when Pat is in the near vicinity! Ever
since the early days of the College Pat
has been seen and heard, doing a good job
and encouraging others to do the same.
As a student, and then as co-operator of
the Bookstore, Pat has certainly done his
job well and with enthusiasm.

Kay Gebbie

When the Purchasing Department
was established in January 1974, Kay
came to us from the Comptroller's Office
at Vancouver City Hall. Although born in
Seotland and raised in Winnipeg, Kay is
really at home now in North Vancouver,
where she has taught speech and creative
drama.

Connie Gibbs

Connie is a fairly recent addition to
those people who have a key role in the
positive operation of the College. As
Financial Aids Officer, she must
encourage, discourage and, above all,
listen! Connie does all with wisdom and
charm.

A.H. Glenesk

Alf Glenesk, the first Principal,
came to Capilano in 1968 from a
background of teaching, administration
and continuing education at Vancouver
City College. During the six years that
Alf Glenesk was Principal the student
population rose from 740 in 1968 to over
2700 in 1973-74.

Peter Jones

Peter Jones, the recent mayor of
West Vancouver, has been closely
eonnected with the College since about
1963-64 when, as a school trustee in
North Vancouver, he became part of the
group that investigated and promoted the
concept of a North Shore Community
College. He was Chairman of the
College Council when the College opened
in 1968. Peter Jones continues to be a
part-time structural consulting engineer.

Karen Kjarsgaard

Karen started as a student in 1971,
became a part-time worker in the
library, then was a full-time Humanities
staff member until 1976 when she went
back to school at University of Victoria.
She contributed to the growth of the
College community with hours of
volunteer time given to the Staff
Association and initial staff-management
negotiations.

Lynne Kroetlinger

Lynne is the CAP COMMUNICA-
TOR. It was and is her baby and every
month she gets it out, come flood or
pestilence or what have you. She is
Secretary in the Natural Science Division
and is always ready to take on added
responsibilities (such as this Special
Edition). Lynne enjoys life and loves her
husband, her job and Lynnmour.