Karin Lind

Karin has taught Anthropology since
1971-72. She is a UBC graduate has
taught also at the University of Nebraska,
was a consultant to the National
Historical Sites area of Parks Canada and
has travelled and spent time in Mexico,
Cypress, Greece and Israel. She also has
had some recent experience with canoes
bound for the Sandwich Islands.

Bill Little

In 1975, Bill, now in  Cap's
Information Services, came out of
voluntary retirement to work in our Print
Shop. He had been a graphic designer in
Salt Lake and Vancouver. His journalism
and PR skills were acquired at Columbia
University in New York where he worked
for several major publications.

Rod Mc Kenzie

Rod McKenzie was Principal of West
Vancouver Senior Secondary School in
1968 when the College opened-—and still
has not recovered. He was and is a good
friend of the College.

Bill McPhee

After many years of army service
and government employment, Bill worked
at first registration in 1968 while
attending the Faculty of Education at
U.B.C. In September 1969 he went full-
time as AV Assistant, managing to
graduate with his BEd. in 1970. He
survived many moves and now works part
time in North Campus Film Service of
the Media Centre.

Janet Morris

One of the few who has survived
since the days in West Vancouver.
Whatever the job: Secretary to the Dean
of Instruction, Secretary to the Acting
Principal, Administrative Assistant to the
Deans of Academic Studies, ete...., Janet
has managed to balance the emphasis on
three important areas of her life—her
husband, her job, and her dogs.

Pat Pope

One of the pioneers of Capilano
College, Pat took over the Periodicals at
a time when the Media Centre was
expanding rapidly, both in personnel and
acquisitions. She has survived many
moves and changes in personnel and
continues to control the ordering and
receipt of every type of periodical.

Rose Marie Reid

In 1975 Rose Marie decided to seek
a new career. After 10 years working in
food services, she came to the College as
a mature student and enrolled in
Commerce. Now she is a valuable, full-
time employee of the College, working
with the super-efficient typing pool.

Alan Smith

Alan came to the College as
Assistant to the Principal in 1969. Over
the years he became more and more
involved in the physical planning of this
college and at present is Director of
Planning. He has worn many hats
including P.R. and directed the move
from West Vancouver to Welch Street
and from there to Lynnmour.

L.M. Srivastava

Dr Srivastava is Chairman of the
Capilano College Board and has served
since February 1977. He is now is his
third term as Chairman. He is a cell-
biologist at Simon Fraser University,
where he is heavily involved in research
and teaching. Dr. Srivastava and his
family live in West Vancouver.

Barry Williamson

Another of the hardy group that
survived West Vancouver, endured Welch
Street, and celebrated when we moved to
Lynnmour in 1973, Barry may seem
somewhat shy and retiring but make no
mistake, Barry takes his Biology Lab
responsibilities seriously and reputation
as a wit and raconteur is growing.

Elliot Yehia

In 1971 Elliot was a student in the
Science Programme. In 1972 he was one
of three Academic students who received
scholarships. During the summer of 1974
he worked at the College as a summer
grant student. From then until now (Fall
1978) Elliot has worked part-time at the
College while attending AFU. Now Elliot
has gone to SFU to work towards his M.A.
in Kinesiology.

Bill Zienty

Ever since mid-1969 when Bill came
to the College and became "BOOKSTORE
BILL" in the dark, isolated basement of
the west wing of West Vancouver
Secondary School, the Bookstore has been
a vital part of the College operation. Bill
comes and goes like a wraith from the
upper reaches of the Fraser Valley but the
books become available every year, on
time, as usual.

...though thousands lived the story of our first decade

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