.. ' � r, ·r :• '.' I< ! � . . I • I·' \'> : . ... j' · .'�. 1-'_. ,: . . ' '� . . ' .. ' ' i "-· � • �j { �; ), �"· .- .. .. ' � �/; ,i \ ., ,,\l_�� ';' j ', ,,/ ,i � ' . ,,,_,,' ,; t� ,•,:,, ) "; t�·-.., r:,,�.- � :·,p ,·v <._ .. $> ATTENDING THE GRADUATION CEREMONIES of t he first class to complete the two year term at Capilano· . , . College Thursd� night at Frank Baker's we1·e, left, Jane - f• LCr. �" d 1, J arst caass g,a uates at· pilano College .· . · . . � ;� arol Mason was awarded the Governor-General's medal .· . . as th e mos t outstandi· ng candi- ., · date in the graduating class of Capilano College Thuday. first year with a college certi- ficate. Two yea r graduates included Barbara Black, Susan Bowors, Grant Cumming, Elizabeth Hamblin, Carol Mason, Jane Raw s on, Ke Sutherland and Jacqueline White. . . : . Th e ceremonies marked the first graduation ceremony of , . the two-year-old reonal col- leg2. Betty Vogan receivej the first year college certificate. ., Miss Mason graduated in the \ .. , . . . · Early Childho Education pro- gram. She complet her first year program with straight A grades in every course and was the firt recipient of the Mar- garet Campbell bursary. There were eight diploma graduat completing the two year term in · arts and science and one transferring after the Dr. George Wilson was chair- man for the ceremonies and honored Peter Jones, Capilano's first college council chairman, a s the man who first had the idea for a college on the North Shore. Principal Alfred Glen2Sk told · g raduate s he was proud of them and their achi e vements and that, ould be the nucleu s o f a justly proud of their college alma mater. Lesli e Brooks, Dean of In- suction, said he had thr thing s to tell the graduat2S. "We don't know what the fu- tur e of this college will be, one day it could be as large as Simon Fraser and hav e faculty by the hundreds, but no one ever again will have the dis- tinction cf being the first grad- uati'ng class. Never in history can this happen again." Brooks read off the Dean's List, students who had achieved a grad e point average of 3.5 or better out of 4.0 for the spring semester only. Student s included Heide Le- gien, David Carlson, Kenneth Lusk, Thom as Bird, Brigitte Kitchen, Paul Naylor, Carol Mason, Rae Gardner, Susan Gil- lingham, Constanc e Kenny, Pete r Grima, Vale e Halpin, Louis Jutras d Stephen Rus- sell. Heid e Legien, David Carlson and Kenneth Lusk 12d the list with a grad e poin t of 4. Kerri Sutherland was the clas s valedictorian and Peter Jone s psented the diplomas. Rawson, Betty Hamblin, Grant Cumming, Kerri Suther- land, Barbara Black ad Jacqueline White. .. they w . , ,