DONNA McCLAREN, B.H.Sc., Certificate of Ceramics
Miss Mclaren is a prolific ceramic artist holding one·
man shows semi-annually and many of her creative
pieces can be found locally. She teaches ceramics to
beginners and advanced students as well as doing
additional research in glazes and creating new designs.
Miss Mclaren was educated at Sheridan College School
of Design; enrollment and her students will testify that
she is an excellent teacher.

TED KINGAN, N.D.D. A.T.D. (Mane.) Co-ordinator
Mr. Kingan brings to Capilano College the recognition
as an excellent painter, highly competent teacher and
efficient administrator. He came to Canada from En·
gland in 1959 and has resided in North Vancouver
since that time. He was an executive member of the
B.C. Society of Artists, and from 1964 to 1968 was
the Art Consultant to the North Vancouver School Board.
Mr. Kingan has participated in numerous exhibitions
and has had several one-man shows.

ROSE NAUMANN
Mrs. Naumann has travelled and studied extensively
throughout Europe and North America and has been
teaching her creative talents in weaving and macrame
for the past two years at Capilano College. She has
participated in several exhibitions and received accla·
mation and awards for her creative work. Mrs. Naumann
is presently preparing a book about off-loom weaving.

ED COTTER, B.F.A., M.A., M.F.A.
Mr. Cotter brings a varied background of art and art
history to his teaching at Capilano College. As a Ca·
natian artist and art historian he was educated in both
Canada and the United States. His primary area in art
is sculpture and his major area in art history is the
nineteenth and twentieth century. Mr. Cotter has par·
ticipated in exhibitions and has had several one-man
shows. His sculpture can be found in private collections
in Canada and the United States.

STEPHEN LESKARD, Diploma of Art
A gifted and noted Canadian artist who was raised in
Poland and undertook his art training in England. In
the past thirty years he has participated in many ex·
hibitions internationally and has had many one·man
shows. His paintings and drawings are to be found
throughout Canada. Mr. Leskard was the initiator of
the art program at Capilano College in the Fall of 1969
and brought with him many years of teaching experience.
FRANK MOLNAR
A very talented Canadian artist who was raised in
Hungary and had his formal art training in the United
States. Mr. Molnar spent four years at the noted
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts prior to coming
to Canada. He has had several one-man exhibitions
and has participated in several group shows through·
out Canada. His paintings and drawings are to be found
in private collections in Canada and the United States.

SID DYKE
Mr. Dyke returns to Capilano College with an extensive
commercial art background and several years teaching
experience at a community college. He is an excellent
instructor on commercial techniques, as he himself is
a highly competent craftsman and graphic artist. He
was the art director for Zenith Graphics ltd. from 1957
to 1971.
BOB JOHNSON
Mr. Johnson, along with instructing Lettering, Type,
and Illustration, operates his own stud io in advertising
design on the North Shore. His qualifications include
a variety of design positions and numerous awards.
He brings to Capilano College an immense wealth of
experience from which many students have profited .

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