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V.C. Annualogue Sept. 3.- — School Reopens. Only one faculty change: Brother Treacy from Seattle, replaces Brother Galway, who returns to New- foundland. Registration shows an upswing of 25 per cent. Resident students total 61, as against 29 for prev- ious year. Sept. 24. — Mothers ' Club holds elec- tion of officers. Sept. 25. — The Apostolic Delegate, Archbishop Antoniutti, visits the College in company with Arch- bishop Duke. The football team travels South to play Blaine and loses 6-0. Sept. 29. — The College has a Litera- ture and Press Display at the Catechetical Exhibition. Oct. 2. — The Fathers ' Booster Club is organized with Russell Under- hill as Chairman. Oct. 6. — Rosary Sunday Procession on College grounds. Oct. 26. — The second annual Re- union Banquet is attended by 450. Bishop Cody of Victoria, and Brother M. J. Lannon, found- er of the College, are the guests of honour. Nov. 1. — College holds ice-skating party at Forum. Nov. 9. — Smoker is held for Fathers and Sons. V. C. students put on great boxing show. Nov. 11. — Annual College - O ' Dea grid game attracts 1,600 specta- to rs. Nov. 20. — College ends ten-game football schedule with game against Lakeside. Nov. 23. — Football team is feted at banquet attended by Bobby Morris, Rose Bowl referee, and sportwriters and sportcasters of City. Nov. 24. — First V. C. hockey team is entered in Vancouver Juvenile League. Nov. 25. — College entry, “Dust of the Road”, is awarded trophy in CYO festival for best-directed play. Take a bow, Brother Phil- lips. Dec. 14. — College presents Christmas entertainment, featuring t h e choral drama, The First Nativ- ity , and the well-known play, “Why the Chimes Rang . Dec. 16. — Father McLean, O.M.I., gives boys a retreat. Dec. 18. — Chris.mas Recess. Jan. 8. — School recommences. Jan. 18. — Mothers ' Club holds Silver Membership Tea. Feb. 4. — Dust of the Road” is per- formed in the open division of G.V.Y.P.U. Drama Festival, and is awarded the Safeway Trophy for the best drama. Feb. 24. — College holds roller party. Feb. 28. — Mr. C. Findlater, outstand- ing city choir director, assumes charge of V. C. choir, following entrance of Mr. R. Dornan into the Intelligence Service. College Juniors add the Main- land title to their City champion- ship by downing Sardis at Sardis. [ 18 ]
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Mar. 1. — Hockey season ends with a i 0-3 win over New Westminster. Mar. 3. — Mr. Allard de Ridder, noted composer and conductor, takes over music at the College. Mar. 7. — College Juniors win second straight to earn CYO basketball title. Mar. 12. — College Juniors are halted in march to Provincial crown when St. Louis ' College in Vic- toria defeats them. Mar. 14. — College Bantams triumph by one point in final game to gain CYO Bantam title. Mar. 17. — St. Patrick ' s Day, a holi- day. Mar. 31. — Don Campbell, camp councillor last summer, says his first Mass after ordination prev- ious Saturday. Apr. 2. — Father Carlyle, former chap- lain to Oakalla, speaks in audi- torium on Why the Young Criminal? Apr. 3. — Intra-mural badminton play- offs conclude. Apr. 9. — Easter Recess. Apr. 21. — Classes recommence. Apr. 28. — Exams to determine recom mendation in June. May 8. — Annual Cadet Inspection by Government. May 11. — College Cadet Corps is snappy unit in Empire Youth Rally. May 24. — Many College students go to Sechelt for picnic and sports events. May 31. — Matinee performance of Cadets on Parade June 3. — Annual entertainment, a monster display called Cadets On Parade , is staged in the Auditorium. June 16. — Matriculation examinations begin. June 20. — Classes are dismissed and another school year belongs to memory. MCCORMACK HALL [ 19 ]
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