Those Were
the Days...

by Sue Carter

October 1969 was the date that I eame
to Capilano College. The college
consisted of a two-story office building
at the west end of West Vancouver
Secondary Sehool on Mathers Avenue,
and a library portable attached to the
east end of the high school.

We had no access to the high school
building until 4:00 p.m., so that our
staunch little library staff trudged 1/3 of
a block through all kinds of weather to
the "facilities" located in the office
building. We were a brownbag society.

The college was a night-class operation,

Sue Carter, Arlene Lamont and Blackberry, i
the Library cat. Blackberry is now a per- but the library was open from 8:30 a.m.
manent fixture in the Carter residence. through to late evening with no week-end

CAPILANO COLLEGE

MEDIA CENTRE

1740 MATHERS

Student Assistants have always been the Enjoying sunshine and books on the stairs

backbone of A.V. service. Mike Krouzelka outside the West Vancouver Library. Arlene
was a key assistant at West Vancouver. Lamont and Melody Thornber/Hucal in 1972.

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