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

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GILBERT L. CHOQUETTE — Gil, a boarder from Nelson, entered V. C. in September, ' 49 Since then, Gil has been on the Varsity football squad for three consecutive seasons. He h also parti- cipated in intramurals, Glee Club and all boarders ' activities. His pet peeve — picking up stray pop bottles around the cafeteria JOSEPH J. FELDES — Big Joe , the ladies ' man from St Patrick ' s, came along as a Junior in 1950. Immediately entered into the swing of things by playing Varsity football, intramural basketball and softball He also lent his big, bass bellow to the Glee Club. After graduation he ' s off to U B.C. ANTHONY M. GRISMER- - Marv appeared on the scene as a Junior in 1950. Since then, he ' s found plenty around the school to keep him busy. Besides his study, he has devoted much time to intramurals, public speaking and dramatics. U.B.C. — here comes Marv — run, U B.C. The Line-up. ,ALAN F. KOLLMAN — Al entered as a boarder in 1946 but since then ha, become a day scholar In his quiet and unpre- tentious manner, Al displays incredible industry. Although hunt- ing is his forte, he has also participated in intramurals. He intends to study aeronautical engineerng after graduation. Anthony M. Grismer Alon F. Kollman 19

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NORBERT E. ASHMORE — Ed came bounding to us from St. Peter ' s school in New Westminster in his Junior year. He has participated in intramurals and boxing, although his first love is tumbling. Ed and his 8:45 grapefruit have become a definite fixture around t he College. Must be the secret of his strength, else how could he beat us all — yes, even you, Sweeney — at Indian wrestling? GERALD BENTHAM — Renfrew is the old ' pro ' of the class. This is all old stuff , says he proudly. Since his arrival as a Junior, he has taken part in band, glee club and even dabbled in intramural football. Favourite pastime — bothering Choquette. CHRISTIAN BLIN — Monsieur Blin, le Parisien , was the latest addition to our class of ' 52. Chris added that Gallic flavour to a definitely non-Latin assortment. In school he revels in socials — who ' s going to teach a Frenchman anything about the French Revolution — and is always willing to help Br. Reilly over any dif- ficulties he may find in his pronunciation! ROBERT D. CHISHOlM — ' B obby came to us from O.L.P.H. as a sophomore. He immediately got in on all sport activities and has been going strong ever since. Besides that, he took a swing at the Bolas (joke?) and this year took part in the Glee Club. For Bobby it ' s basketball nine month of the year and school at 9:15. Listen to an expert. HMr

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Patrick J. LaBelle PATRICK J. LaBELLE — Since his enrollment in Grade eight as a boarder, Pat has touched on nearly everything possible at V. C. Varsity football, intramurals, public speaking, yearbook and drama have all claimed his attention. Yet, he has still managed to re- main top honour studenl University of Gonzaga is next on the list for Pat. Francis J. McConnell Duncan J. Maclnnes FRANCIS J McCONNELL — Jim entered College back in Sept. ' 47. Since then, he has participated in every sport College had to offer and has done well in them all. Jim also lends a fine bass to the glee club. One of the famed quartet of Me, Me, Mac and Mac . DUNCAN J. MacINNES — Dune revels in any sport, regard- less of its nature. He has consistently starred in them all, in- cluding Varsity football, senior and J. V. basketball, intramural softball and soccer. If he ever struggles t hrough Latin, Dune will go on to study medicine. John H. Maclnnes Fellow Commissars. JOHN H. MacINNES — Johnny was one of the real pioneers of the class, having signed up back in 1943. He has always found something to keep him busy, doing especially well in Varsity foot-i ball. Intramurals, band and glee club have also claimed much of his time. Johnny intends to continue his studies (?) at U.B.C. 20