SMILES REFLECT THE HAPPY OCCASION at Frank
Baker's last Wednesday night during Capilano College's
second graduation ceremonies. Winner of the Governor­
General's silver medal was Mrs. Constance Kenney, of

son, Kathleen Rose Tondu, Mar­
garet White, Colleen Lynn John.1,
son, Ruth Kluczynska.
The Dean's List for the 1971
spring term consist.eel of:
Kevin Leslie Busswood, Barry
Edward Cartwright, Charlotte
Demia·ny, Ronald Thomas Price
and Janice Dorita Wilson, Vic­
toria Jean Payne, Frederick
Fuchs, Constance Olga Kenney,
Stephen T. Har.cly, Sylvia No­
reena Rainey;
Sofie Emilia Skapski, Kara
Lou Dennehy, Lesley Denise .
Dear, William Robrnson, John·
Edwin Kristianson, Patricia
Ann McLaughlin, John Kalei­
mom Notley, Raymond Edward
Pryce-Jones, Dianne M. Tassell,
Katherine Waite, Richard Kirk
Lancaster.
The Dean's Merit List con­
sisted of: Catherine U. Barr,
Dorte Anne Jensen, Norma Jean
Burrows, Dorothy Margaret
Rawsthorne, Gretae Olesen.

4709 Caulfeild. She is seen with principal Alfred H.
Glenesk, Dean Ian McTaggart-Cowan, UBC, and Cap
College student's council president Rick Smalley.

Ca u Ifei·ld:···woma n
tops at college

A -Caulfeild -housewif.e who
says school is better the second
time around, received the
General's silver
Governor
medal at Capilano College grad­
uaticrn cer.emonies last Wednes. day.
I Winner of · the College's
highest award was .Mrs. Con­
stance Kenney of 4709 Caulfeild,
West Vancouver.
Mrs. Kenney has attended
Cap College for the past two
years, where she completed the
secretarial - science program.
She also studied psychology, art
history and English poetry and
literature.
"The beauty of Capilano Col­
lege is the community concept,"
said Mrs. Kenney, "and you can
tak.e whatever you want."
Why did Mrs. Kenney decide
to enrol in Cap College two
years ago? "Basically because
I thought I needed a skill."
"I really think it was a com­
mitment. I have a goo,d husband
j a good home and no children. I
hate to sound corny, but I as�ed
myself if I was just going to
pet,er out my life."
"I wanted to be where the
action is," she said, "and that's
· on campus."
How did the younger students
react to a Caulfeild house}Vife
amongst them? "It wasn't a
strange atmosphere at all, in '
fact it was rather i:ntimate."
"I also learned how the young
people were thinking. It was·
funny too, because when I was
with youth I defended the older
generation and w�n, I wiu; talk�

ing to a.dults I defended · the
youth."
Mrs. Kenney said Cap Col­
lege's facilities are "poor" but
the teachers are "very very
good."
Mrs. Kenney liked Cap Col­
lege so much she is thinking of
returning again next year. And
that's a real commitment.
Other students of Cap College
were honored Wednesday during
the c.eremO'nies at Frank Bak-·
er's.
The graduates (associate in
arts and science diploma) were:
Allen Christopher Alberts,
Robin Cornelia Andison, Brian
Frederick Brooke, Kenneth
Terry Bullman, Robert Blair
Crone, Velia De Cotiis, Wendy
Jean Dolynuk, Michael Neil Do­
rias, David Lee Fisher, Elaine
Marie Forster;
Sarah Katherine Garries,
Gregory Raymond Hawksley,
Michel Louis Jutras, Edwa�
Farris Kello£, Constance Olga
Kenney, Carey Knight, Tralee
Berry Mann, David Charles
Mills, Walter Bradley Rose, Al­
lan Taylor Westmoreland, Mar­
garete Zillich.
Winners of Capilano College
certificates \V,ere:
Audrey Anderton, David Car­
son, Beverley J. Cutler, Law­
rence K. Dea, Kara Lou De­
nehy, Betty Anne Hlady, Alison
Joan Lee, Karen Rachel Mc­
Kenzie, Gregory W. Morrow.
Sylvia Noreena Rainey, Ma­
thea Reardon, Shelly Patrice
Rollins, Bruce Gordon Thomp­
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