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

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MATRICULANTS BRIAN MULHERN ( Ding Wall ) — Senior Football, Basketball — Hotel Manager. PETER MURPHY ( Murph )— Pres, of Student Council, Senior Baseball, Basketball, Artist, Editor of Collegian — Journalism. ROBERT PARIS ( Bob )— Baseball, Canadian Football. ROBERT PIOCEL ( Picks ) — Senior Basketball, Canadian Football — Petrol- eum Engineer. GORDON BROWN (Porky) — St. Louis College, Victoria. Football, Track, Basketball— Dentistry. CLARKE ROBERTSON ( Robbie ) — Football — Arts. GUY ROSE ( Guy ) — Antei-mural Softball, Boats, Skiing. GORDON SICK ( ' Gordie ) — Sports, Tennis, Dramatics — Arts.

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MATRICULANTS DONALD LIGHTHEART ( Don )— Ex- Brentwood Boy — V.C. next year. NEILD LONGTON— Piano Player, Glee Club, Boarders ' Sports — U.B.C. next year. EUGENE MacDONALD ( Gene”) — Dramatics- — Engineering. FRANCIS McGINLEY ( Frank ) — Boxing, Sailing. ROGER McLORG ( Mac )— Cana- dian Football. ALEXANDER McNAUGHTON ( Alec ) — Swimming, Softball — Professor. ARTHUR MALONEY ( Art )— Ameri- can and Canadian Football — Forestry at U.B.C. JOHN MARTIN ( Jack )— Softball, Skiing, Badminton — Civil Engineer.

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MATRICULANTS JOSEPH TANCO ( ' Uncle George )— Basketball, Badminton, Softball — Arts. PETER THODOS ( Toad ) — Senior Football. ADRIAN VOYSEY — Artist, Dramatics - — Architecture. GORDON WINTER ( Winty )— En- tered Sept., 1946. IERVIING THE COMPLETE LIFE The necessity of receiving the Blessed Eucharist is obvious from the words of Our Divine Lord: Amen, amen, I say to you: Except you eat the Flesh of the Son of Man and drink His Blood, you shall not have life in you. We are bound by the precept of the Church to receive Holy Communion at least once a year during the Easter period, i.e., from Ash Wednesday to Trinity Sunday. But frequent and even daily Communion is the ardent desire of Jesus Christ. It is likewise the desire of our Holy Mother the Church that we should communicate often. The Council of Trent has declared: The holy Synod would desire that, at every Mass, the faithful, who are present, should com- municate not only spiritually, but also sacramentally. And His Holiness Pope Pius X, being most earnestly desirous that the faithful should partake of the Sacred Banquet as often as possible, has decreed that frequent and daily Communion as thing most earnestly desired by Christ our Lord and by the Church, should be open to all the faithful, of whatever rank and condition of life; so that no one who is in the state of grace, and who approaches the holy Table with a right and devout intention, can lawfully be hindered therefrom.