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

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SENIOR MATRIC COLLINS — Active student — .inventor of queer games — a joker — full of unique ideas. DUMONT — The youngster — knows his lessons and knows he knows them — not too quiet — even witty at times. FITZPATRICK — There ' s one in every room — his wit keeps class in uproar — senior matric, president. FUOCO — Good natured — studious — a glee club boy — worries much over future. GRAY — Always a good word and a smile — fun loving — a clown — for him it’s school at 9:15. JOHNSON — Our vet — attentive in class — self assured — can hold his own in any argument. METCALFE — Quiet — hits his books hard — star on the gridiron and track. McANANY — Possesses sparkling Irish wit and smile — -humorous — loves a good argument on current affairs.

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SENIOR MATRIC ATKINS — Always a joker — yet man- ages to be a student — Invents his own queer recreations. BELKNAP — Our glee club boy with the deep voice and the hearty laugh — Believes in the saying, Eat, drink and be merry. BISSONNETTE — Very studious — likes to be a winner, especially at chess — Terrace ' s gift to Vancouver College. BREWER — The class mimic — has a good time in and out of school, mostly out of school — excels in football, base- ball and basketball. BRUCHET — Quiet, good-natured, stu- dious — highly indignant at times. PETE BURNS — Worry, he knows not the word — very outspoken — free and easy on the studies. PAUL BURNS — Pete ' s twin — excel- lent student — has courage of convic- tions — says Paul, Virgil and I — ' CLARKE — Lord Byron, our golfer — possesses a sharp, witty tongue — is amazed by the intricate processes of study.

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SENIOR MATRIC O ' NEILL — Good student — quiet — glee club boy — outstanding in hockey, base- ball and track. PARIS — Excellent student — outstand- ing in basketball and baseball — revels in a fiery argument over profound af- fairs. WALTER PUMFREY— Cheerful and generous — likes his fun in quantity and quality — Says Walt, Nothing but the best. PYKE — An Oak Bay boy — earnest student — witty and likeable — baseball star. SCHOFIELD — The real scholar of the class — quiet — tries to drive holes into Einstein ' s Theory — good golfer. SHEFFIELD — Excellent scholar — likes to understand everything — wishes he could master Math as he does English — good golfer. STONE — Says not all he thinks — yet always has a proverb ready — hard worker. SWEENEY — Happy go lucky — con- tented with his English studies — Letter- man president — football star for three years.