Vancouver College - Collegian Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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Brother F. M. Doherty Bursar Grades Three and Four Brother J. B. Cerasoli: Grade 7, Languages. Mr. Greg Kabat: History, Physical Education. Brother T. P. Treacy: Grade 6, English, Music. Mr. C. E. Findlater: Junior Choir. Brother P. J. Reilly: English, History, Cadets. Major N. G. B. Burley: Cadets. 1 1

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Brother E. B. Walsh Principal Languages, Physical Education. Brother G. A. O ' Donnell Vice-Principal Science and Mathematics. Brother J. B. Ryan: Science, Mathematics, Senior Boarders Moderator. Brother J. M. Maloney: Grade 5, Latin, Basketball. Brother D. L. Phillips: Grade 8, History, Dramatics. Brother E. G. Pilon: First Year, French, Camera Club. 10

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Szniox zA [at%LauLatLon 1942 Alan Burbank . . . Quiet and good-humored, the pride of Prince Rupert, Alan is finishing his fourth year as a boarder at V.C. with a melange of senior and junior matric subjects that will be of benefit for his pre-med course. He has had his turn as cadet officer, was on this year ' s senior basketball team and swings a smart racquet in both tennis and badminton. John Burns . . . Genial John is St. Augustine ' s gift to V.C. He combines pleasure with business — in the forenoon, doing some hours of study, in the after- noon some hours of work at the family store, Burns ' Leather Goods. Always a steady student, last year he surprised us by pinch-hitting with honors at the last moment as Peter Steele in the record-breaking drama, Dust of the Road. Jim Edgett . . . To look at Jim you would think he grew up at V.C. — he knows his way round so well and fits in as an old-timer. Last fall he arrived here fresh from P.W. and the football team, but a sprained back early in the season hurt his chances of making the senior squad. However, he did some yeoman work for the intermediates. Jim is another of those who combine senior with junior and hope for the best — and U.B.C. in the fall. Robert Hanna . . . Bob has been at V.C. longer than any of the rest of us can remember. He is an authority on V.C., neutrality or what have you. He has probably covered more ground in his time in com- ing to and going from class than anyone else except his forensic rival, M. S. He covers ground also in his studies, for he has always been among the first in his class. Sebastian Klett ... A student turned athlete, or athlete turned student, according to the proximity of the sport or the study. That is the dilemma. Be that as it may, Sebby has taken his sport seriously and in his time has become pro . . . proficient in several branches of sport. Another of those who combine senior and junior matric and hope — for aeronautical engineering some day. 12