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

Page 31 text:

Larry LeSage, Don Danglemaier, Joe Fraser, Stewart Jones, David Dewer. dector Mclnnis, Kevin Riley Norm Tilbe, Ray Evelle, Tom Saunders, Kevin Mulhern, Ron McMaster. Bob Conlin, Marcel Larochelle, Gordon O ' Neil, Ron Benedet, Lou Mclnnis, Ernie Boehm Bill Bailey, Frank Vermee, Jphn Bidlake, Jerry Minichiello. Dave Evans,

Page 30 text:

Listening to on Expert (?): N. Morrison, Roy MacDonald, Ivor Tourand, Pat Vacey, Peter Mcllwee, Darcy Lynch, Bill O ' Donnell, Charles O ' Fallon. Grade Ten — traditionally a large class — is even bigger this year. They amply fill two class- rooms and, naturally both classes stoutly main- tain that theirs is the better class. Just ask one of them about one who inhabits the other class. “Don’t know him”, they’ll tell you, “He must be in the ‘other’ grade 10.” Despite their mild feuding, however, the ’espirit de corps’ in both classes is marvelous. Perhaps their greatest con- tribution of the year was the mountain of books they brought in on the book drive. Every other class, despite their efforts ,was strictly ‘in the shade’. Keep it up, Grade 10. Wouldn ' t Kid us now, Murray?: Roland Lefebvre, Durkin, Ray Lackner, B. Dupuis, Ivan Moldowan, Andrew Getz. 26

Page 32 text:

Back: Edward Arnold, Roger Cloutier, George Hoar, Acker Dumaresq. Front: Archie McDonald, Richard Mills, Ken Mcdougall. Dovers of Culture: Eric Griffiths, Barry Morin, David McGrath, John Cox, George Tack. The Grade Eight class of ’51 returned almost to a man this year, and, with the addition of a few more, made up one of the largest Freshmen classes in many years. The class is amply sprinkled with what we might consider ‘teacher’s gems’ — although it’s difficult to imagine what the good Brothers would have to say about this. Truthfully, they have a goodly number of very fine students, an ample supply of athletes, and a spirit that seems unbeatable. The “Collegian” staff bows in humble acknowledgement to them. Their efforts in the ad campaign more than helped to make this book possible. We predict a brilliant future for these lads. Glamour Boys: Jack Kelly, Richard Dyer, Lome Barrett, Howard Lcftus, Albert Pierreroy, Robert Piche. 28