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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1953 volume:

VANCOUVER, B. C Our hands are most expressive of our actions. It is with them that we pray, study, work and play. The Scriptures are filled with references to the work of God and man’s hands. Truly, “All living things that breathe, all the spirits of all mankind lie in the hollow of God’s Hand”. The hands of God “fashioned the heav- ens, His fingers measured the span of the earth”. And at every moment God is “ready to open His hands and fill with blessing all that fives”. On our part, we use our hands as instruments of our sanctifica- tion. We lift our hands in prayer, soil them in labour and utilize them at play. It is because we five in God’s hands and strive for eternal fife with our hands that we have chosen hands to express our varied activities at school. We sincerely hope that the inter- ests of God and the school have been served in the book you now hold in your hands. D E D CATION In this, her coronation YEAR, WE RENEW OUR PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO OUR NEWLY CROWNED QUEEN. WE PRAY THAT GOD WILL GRANT TO HER THE GRACE OF A LONG AND PROS- PEROUS REIGN. DURING THESE TROUBLED TIMES, THE “RADIANT QUEEN”— AS HER SUBJECTS WOULD HAVE IT— MAY WELL SERVE AS A SHINING EXAMPLE TO US ALL. Her Majesty, then Princess Elizabeth, enters the Canadian Institute for the Blind ac- companied by Mayor Fred Hume. The Queen, accompanied by Prince Philip and local digni- taries, arrives at the Hotel Vancouver. Pictures on these two pages, courtesey of Vancouver Sun. Painting of Her Majesty by Rev. Br. E. 13. Walsh. Very Reverend Msgr. M. T. NICHOL, V.G. Pastor, Sts. Peter and Paul His Excellency, Most Reverend WILLIAM MARK DUKE Archbishop of Vancouver Rev. Father Reiter Truly, Into God ' s hands has the Christian Brother com- mended his spirit . Well might they pray with the Psalmist: Thou art my Lord, my fate is in thy hand. The Brother, on his part, folds his hands each morning at prayer, grasps the books, chalk, eraser and the many other instruments for imparting knowledge; and with his hands he shows us how to grip a ball or bat. We thank the Brothers for dedicating their hands to help us . . . Pev. Pr. 11 . C. Penny PRINCIPAL REV. BR. J. A. KING Vice-Principal Religion, Latin, Mathematics, Socials. REV. BR. E. B. WALSH T reasurer, Athletic Director English, Mathematics, French. eeicly Social, ent Counc , Intramural REV. BR. J. C. HUNT Librarian Typing, Effective Living. REV. BR. C. A. MURPHY Religion, English, Socials. Moderator ot Basketball, Glee Club. rev. br. w. g. McIntyre Religion, Latin, French, Science, Mathematics. Moderator of Senior Boarders, Drama. REV. BR. L. T. EAGLE REV. BR. A. C. O ' GRADY Econome, Moderator of Boxing. MR. F. LAMBRETT-SMITH English, Public Speaking, Coach of Drama. Religion, French, Science Mathematics, English. Moderator of Football. Z cltch B ° ' miE X B °sketball, Ba sc bdi b MR. GORDON C. OLSON Band Instructor „ B . vs stot® BB ' V 1 Eis ht Mo4“l“e«. G ' e6 C ub- Boat MR. PHILIP WATTS Glee Club Instructor REV. BR. R. T. UNSWORTH Grade Eight Moderator of Intermediate Boarders, Band, Yearbook. REV. BR. B. A. PARENT Grade Seven Moderator of Track. REV. BR. J. B. CLARKSON Grade Four Moderator of Grammar School Sports. BR. R. P. CASTANEDA Grade Two Registrar. REV. BR. W. V. DENNEHY Grade One Moderator of Junior Boarders. REV. BR. J. M. MALVEY Grade Three Moderator of Basketball. £ euLCti Our left hand grasps the coveted diploma; our right, the reassuring hand of the Principal. At long last, the diploma, a token of four years of work — labour well expended, preparing ourselves for the future. The Principal ' s firm hand- clasp fills us with assurance, and hope, coupled with a certain reluctance. Our hands have been trained, now. We pray that we will use them to their best advantage. And, as we wave farewell, our hearts are filled with confidence; for, whatever the future may bring, we shall always be secure in God ' s loving hand ... PHILIP B. ARCHAMBAULT “Arch”, whose long record at the College dates hack to September, ’45, joined the Football ranks in Soph- omore year. Also, he has taken a great interest and enthusiasm in In- tramurals, Tumbling and Glee Club. After graduation, Phil will study Agriculture. GERALD W. AUDET Gerald, who entered the College in his Freshman year, has proven to be a congenial and loyal friend of all, while participating actively in such activities as Drama, Art, Pep Club and Glee Club. He is not as yet sure what the future holds for him. JOHN BEAUDIN During his eight years with th Brothers, Jack, the boy from Lo; Angeles, has shown outstanding abil- ity on the basketball court, beside; lending his voice to the Glee Club This fall, Jack will continue hi; studies at St. Martin’s ROBERT A. BOWYER During his four years at the College, Bob has proven his loyalty by active participation in intramurals and by whole-hearted support of V.C.’s ac- tivities. Bob’s ambition is to be an accountant. LEON F. BRANDOLINI One of our pioneers, “Banzai” revels in every sport with particular atten- tion to Football and Basketball. With- out a doubt, our best, and perhaps one of College’s greatest athletes. His ambition: to attend Notre Dame. THOMAS D. CHISHOLM Tommy, “The Cherub”, is another import from Perpetual Help. Athlet- ics occupied most of his attention during his four years here. He was on the football squad, was active in intramurals, and served as a basket- ball manager in his junior year. Still managed some time for the Glee Club and Pep Club. Look out, UBC — here comes Tommy! mm HARVEY A. FLEURY One of the latest additions to the class of ’53, Harvey came from Nel- son, B. C., at the commencement of the term. During this brief period he has lent his voice to the Glee Club. A military career at St. Jean, Quebec, will follow graduation. JOSEPH A. GALVIN Joe came to us from St. Augustine’s in 1950. Joe’s quiet an unobtrusive manner has won him many friends during his years at College. Favorite pastime — Tennis. As yet, Joe is un- decided concerning his future. PATRICK A. FINNICAN Pat, who was born in Bolivia, first entered V.C. in September, ’48, but spent his Sophomore and Junior years in Nova Scotia. This fall, the Spanish speaking Irishman will enter UBC to study Engineering in preparation for an Aeronautical career. ll3 LES J. “Olhe” r J e “ SteVeSW Wvj haS a bl One o f the %v ho always is a c SS Te ady answer Glee smile and a tici d bafl , one. He J epBani After Clnb, r e l? ari d dumb S q e e g- intranuuals take up maduaUon, he O , te ber U,e K a . s kf«s in took ur Z er in , )c has l ent C d v scfi bes id es dab hf- V ° ice to th ' nce t “ ,VBC xt for c °ninie: ERNEST J. GIRARD Ernie, whose musical talent won him the official position of accompanist for the Glee Club, is one of the school’s mainstays. As a scholar, he has won honours every year. This record has been supplemented by en- thusiastic participation in Intramur- als. After graduation, Ernie intends to studv Commerce. e in Grade ’a tutt es includes Jed with a 0 f athletics- Civil Engiu- take up a PAGE “Hank” entered 8 and since th oratn which, b irlee Club ° A the-cloc EtfS « ((ring JBC tins tai 1 Virgd cole this ior Class Students ced scope ,lled hi 43 . From o ' s� d V Goi.z� 6� J M ' c Siooria � � lickey, ou , e d a dual iend, has q[ t be Sei l6t a of the ne ly ££ ■ o ' at V.C. Jeg 1 back m Grade Th e, ds t , ' 2$2 NORMAN C. LeCLAIRE Another of the Immaculate Concep- tion contingent, Norm has enthusias- tically participated in Football, Intra- murals, Drama and Art, besides serv- ing as Vice-President of the Student Council. Norm ' s ambition: to be- come a R.C.M.P. PHILIP J. LYONS Prince Rupert’s gift to the Class of ’53 entered the College in his Junior year. Phil immediately took up the V.C. spirit by enthusiastically parti- cipating in Intramurals, Drama and Pep Club. Commerce at St. Martin’s is next on the list for Phil. CORDON M. MacKENZIE “Gordie”, one of our real pioneers, has been at the College since Sep- tember, ’43. His long record here has been one of unflinching loyalty — a credit to the school and to the Brothers. Besides holding a place on the Honour Roll, he has displayed outstanding ability on the basketball court. Our bes t to our best! RAYMOND F. McCLEERY Ray entered V.C. in September, ’47 and has managed to stick it out through thick and thin. He has taken part in Football, Intramurals and the Glee Club, besides donating time and service to the Pep Club. Fores- try, at UBC, is next on the list for Ray. DOUGLAS C. MacDONALD One of our “old timers”, Doug came to V.C. in September, ’46. Besides Boxing and Intramurals, Doug has shown outstanding prowess on the Varsity Football Squad for three con- secutive seasons. Law, at U.B.C., is the next step for Doug. PABLO LLORT Pablo, San Salvador’s first gift to the College, entered V.C. in Grade 8. Although he came here principally to learn English, he has displayed’ his school spirit in such activities as: Cheerleading, Intramurals and Glee Glub, besides superlative accomplish- ments on the Basketball court. Fol- lowing graduation, Pablo will study Finance in Spain. EDWAHU j- - be io ser iaty’s. CaW ' “we in Ms . Ed «� ,ered W e have all ap- omore yea • Varsity Foot- ded bis P roweS , E d hopes to and Intramural - cleve land ?..S?Cn£ge of Eos Angeles. JOSEPH F. MATOVIC The latest addition to the class of ’53, Joe quickly entered the College spirit by joining the Football ranks and the ' Glee Club, besides enthusias- tic participation in Intramurals. Am- bition: to be a dentist. S.“S“{3 rt ' rWS ,W Gke cEb and Pep Club. O the Glee ke up WILLIAM A. MURRAY Bill, Class Vice-President, came along in his Junior Year. Immediately en- tering the swing of things, he played Varsity football and Basketball with sidelines in Drama and the Glee Club. The pursuit of a teaching career will take Bill to UBC follow- ing graduation. DAVID R. NIGHTENGALE Dave, a boarder from Port Alberni, enrolled in V.C. in September, 1950. Since then, he has become one of our best Cheerleaders besides taking an active part in the newly-formed Students’ Council. Alter school, Dave intends to study Business. JOHN P. NIGHTINGALE One of first boarders, Jack, Dave’s brother, has contributed much in such activities as: Intramurals, Drama and the Pep Club. Business Admin- istration is the field Jack has chosen to be his career. ARMANDA A. NOTTE “Mando’s” dramatic ab J complishments rea avvar ded the February, when 1 inte rpreta- Sbakespeanan C P from “M ac- tion of the D gg er atten- beth”. standing as an tion are evident y Annando honour student Next —Chemistry at UB • THEODORE D. O’SHASKI Ted, another immigrant from St. Augustine’s, enrolled at V.C. in his Sophomore year. Since then, he has given much of his time to the Glee Club, Pep Club and Pep Band. Ted’s ambition is to be a Commercial Pilot. WILLIAM B. ROBI Bill, one of our “patriarchs” and Latin scholar, entered V.C. way back in 1943. While in high school, Foot- ball becames his pet, and the Pep Club and Students’ Council profited much through his generous donation of time and service. After graduation — Chemical Analysis at Gonzaga University. • , BOW1.W®, CoV his wroU ' ,c,50, Joe to � � gptember, diaTO atics- tic interest m success ‘Sdy meseutatron- THOMAS J. SANDERS Tom, the boy from Winnipeg, en- rolled as a day scholar in 1950. The College spirit immediately captivated him and he actively participated in the Glee Club, Football, Intramurals and tire Pep Club. Favorite pastime: bothering “Ollie”, He’ll take up Commerce at UBC next fall. s : u e , has ’plishmenb ?e p Club us time to As Council- RONALD J. SCHUSS Since his enrollment at V.C. in his Freshman year, Ron has proven his congeniality and school spirit in such activities as Intramurals, Glee Club and Pep Club while still maintaining a steady position on the honour roll. Next year: Commerce. JAMES H. SHERLOCK Entering V.C. in January, ’48, Jim immediately entered into the spirit of the College. When taking part in the Glee Club, Intramurals, Boxing and the Pep Club, he has shown whole-hearted interest and co-opera- tion. His ambition: to be a lawyer. BRIAN A. THORNE Regina’s contribution to us is the Class Wit”. Brian’s big smile and ready answer are a familiar sight around our hallowed halls. He has participated in Intramurals besides dabbling in Dramatics. Brian’s am- bition: to be a movie projectionist. GARY J. TEMLETT Carv, who hails from St. Helen’s Par- ish, Burnaby, has been outstanding in Glee Club and Art as well as en- thusiastic participation in Football and Intramurals. Alter graduation, Cary intends to take up Forestry at UBC. MARVIN R. STORROW Marvin entered V.C. in his Freshman year and since then has taken part in many activities — Glee Club, Art, Pep Club and Intramurals. Seattle University and Electrical Engineer- ing are next on the list for “Marv”. Senior Class officers-. Mike Herb, Jim MacDonald, Bill Murray, P. DERREK WILLIAMSON “Derk”, the boy from Inverness, B. C., entered V.C. in his Junior Year. Besides dabbling in Dramatics he has participated in the Glee Club and Intramurals. Ambition: to be a Salesman. ELIE A. SAVOIE Elie, whose outstanding record at the College was interrupted when he at- tended St. John’s College, Edmonton, in his Junior Year, has been ac- claimed for his ability on the stage and basketball court. After gradua- tion, Elie intends to study law at UBC. GERALD M. WEEKS Gerry and Drama have become syn- onymous titles around V.C. these past few years. An avid Shakespearian disciple, Gerry hopes to further his Dramatic Career at UBC. Aside from the footlights, Cerry has dis- played a keen interest in the Stu- dents’ Council and Pep Club. An- other hobby with him: Collecting Honour Pins. Gordie McKenzie 4 Sj Sr - ■ in S £ o O - O 5 ts ■e g = •5 1 |u -5 Q 1 ° U: .- cr o - tfe C „ -C C 52 „ n J«££ § 3 “ | 5S o � £ O 0 bJD . C C T? 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How often we raised our hands to pledge support, consent or merely to signify a question! Now our hands have grown with our intellets. They do not fumble now. We manipulate them with a dexterity that held us in awe a mere handful of years ago. Now, with our hands, we point to the future, confident tnat God ' s hand will protect us still ... tawiwiax cLool The Grade “Twoers” in action. U.XTL-. vsS tU ■L A mi .J 4 % i mV m ' 4l«l ' fit Some everyday occurrences with Grade 3. Laying the foundation. Olsen gives a free Biology lesson, Just gassin mm I: : ! DJD . D T3 DJD V5 O .5 a v tm • � t ) ' C D 52 o G £ 2 I ' ■O ? G ctf O O 3 o _Q WD rt T3 ■S C3 _r- b T3 bJD £ •S G bJD c •£ u .h r TG - £ 3 -j o o-« 2 Oh b 0) cc b G fcJO G G W) 0 C G -C G bJD 1 | C . 3 -O Ji s ■M 1) - 5 G t— i H £ CHARLES W. BAWLF PAUL A. BESSUILLE PETER J. CHALMERS WALLACE B. CAPLIN c °-VDy WILLIAM P. BIGGIN m • or ■■■ J __ _J jT i r | |u 1 ' Mk l B9V •{ J r It a FRANCIS J. DOYLE HARVIE M. EDDY MICHAEL P. DAGENAIS GARY L. DeJONG Don keeps them laughing. PETER M . DURKIN GERARD K. EHMAN FRED R. FINDLAY PAUL D. JOYCE They don’t believe you, “Bessie ARMAND GiRODAY ALPHONSE J. CRABER PHILIP HIGNETT MICHAEL C. HOGAN OWEN C. FORAN HOWARD F. GOUGEON PATRICK M. LATTA FRANK G. LAURILLARD JOSEPH S. KALISH BARRY M. KELLEY WARREN F. KUSCH CHRISTOPHER LANE The morning line-up P DAVID J. LAWRENCE PETER H. MUI DONALD McCONNACIIIE WILSON C. MARKLE PAUL E. LeCLAIRE JOSEPH PAL paul b. McDonnell PHILIP R. MORROW Strictly a posed shot! WILLIAM H. PEDERSEN 4 AN c VSj Br. Reilly, Moderator £ euLOt Br. McIntyre, Moderator Free ght fellows ? From Alberni to Hong Kong . . . . . . they come from everywhere, and brag about the home town Blissful repose in the Rec Room. (IRS. BERTHA WATSON Matron Br. Pastone chats with B. Crapelle, R. Coolin, H. Sanford, H. Eddy. itietme RS. SYBILL AINSWORTH Nurse What’s the joke, Kids? Back: Perrault, . ferty, Samhrook, McManus, Ward. Fri Gagnon, G. Perry, Goldin, Burke, King. L. to R. — Whalen, Coolin, Dunlop, Downey H � Larsen, Durkin, McFarlin. | Vl -M tiUlCt l cat Acts Br. Johnson chats while others peruse the classics. At Recreation The hot s Rr. Boi le sees that teeth are white. Jc tiVitie The Band director ' s hands are held high. They caution us to have our hands in position. Then with careful cadence count his hands cut the still air while our nimble fingers close on the metal valves of our instrument. We may be part of a vast Glee Club — our eyes riveted on the singing master ' s waving hands. Perhaps our hands hold a brush, guiding it over an art canvas. Or they may be tense or limp as we express meaningful emotions in a stage production. At times, more expresive than our voice, hands play a part in every activity. Officers of the newly -formed Student Council: Left table, left side : Terry Reading, Joe Mclnnes, Pete Biagioni, Dick Dyer. Left table, right side: George Rooney, Joe Swiegal, Paul Hazlitt, George Hoar. Right table, left side: Murray Mutch, Phil Horton, Don Swoboda, Franklin Oduber. Right tablej right side: Roger Cloutier, Dave Nightengale, Joe Rowland, Norm LeClairc. Standing: Lean Brandolini, Mike Herb, Bill Robi. MIKE HERB, Editor Gerry Weeks ?L ( vllequut BR. UNSWORTH, Moderator ’Tis now 11:30 p.m. And we must compose some- tiling about ourselves. It’s not an easy task to write about oneselves, without sounding a bit conceited. And yet, we cannot tell you about the yearbook without men- tioning what was done. All agreed on one point — ’Twas a tough job. Pictures, copy, paste-ups, layouts — these were words we often screamed at one another. And there’s a second consideration — we enjoyed every min- ute. There has been a genuine sense of accomplishment in producing a book for you as well as ourselves. We boast a bit because we have worked on something that will bring back memories in years to come. The Annual will have its faults. We beg your charity and yet feel confident because we have done our best. We. pray that the interests of God and the school have been served in this Annual. ’Ti s now 12:05 a.m. Thanks . . . tcwui To those who thought that last year’s “Macbeth” was the climax of V.C.’s Dramatic accomplishments, Mr. Frank Lambrett- Smith and his youthful associates had a different answer. This year, they soared to new heights. At Christmas, in conjunction with the Glee Club and Band, they presented Dicken’s classic “Christmas Carol”. It was one hour of unsurpassed beauty that left the audience craving for more. On S.t. Patrick’s Eve, their interpretation of the Comedy Scene of “Midsummer-Nights Dream” was something the “Immortal Bard” himself would have found refreshing. Unfortunately, their annual presentation, “Rich- ard III”, was not in time for the “Collegian” deadline, but re- hearsal hearings testified that it has all the marks of another classic. Thanks to Mr. Smith’s ceaseless efforts and the enthusi- asm of over 40 thesbians, Drama now holds an honoured position in V.C. Activities. Scrooge and Co. talk business and dream dreams in “The Christmas Carol ”, while the wrestlers frolic in “Midsummer-Nights Dream’’. Insert: Mr. F. Lambrett- Smith. MR. College’s Glee Club needs no introduction. ’Tis the talk of the town. For the past six years, the Irish vocal- ists’ popularity has been growing. Now, with the aplomb of professionals, they have tackled four-part pieces that are truly professional. This year, after two successful concerts at school, they travelled to the An- nual Music Festival. Their rendition of “Kyri e Elei- son” and “O Bone Jesu” brought high praise from the adjudicators and a first place certificate. Many pointers were gained, also — pointers that should produce a near perfection group next year. PHILIP WATTS, Director BR. PASTONE, Moderator 115 voices produce a glee club that’s the talk of the town. BR. MURPHY, Moderator OUR GLEE CLUB SINGS Br. U ns worth, Moderator, is treated to an impromptu concert. Cordon C. Olson, Director «n The Band opened each concert with inspiring mustc Music-making is no longer the sole prerogative of the Glee Club. The Band has now come into its own, and there’s much more to come. Over 40 anxious pupils were enrolled this year. Under Mr. Olsen’s expert guidance, the Band progressed steadily throughout the year. Each concert found them opening the pro- gram with lively marches, ballads and Irish Aires. Overheard at one concert — from a man who knew his notes: “That band has balance, skill and power’’. Composed mostly of Grammar stu- dents, the band shows wonderful promise. A few more years should find them in the Music Festival. Sax Artist Ernie Rose An impressive reed section The Band had balance, skill and power. ' Pete displays real talent. Finger painting was fun. BR. E. B. W?ALSH Artist Bowyer and assistants He ' ll be alright , remarks the coach, Got a good pair of hands. The well trained athlete spares his eyes for more important work. His hands hold, dribble or catch the ball for the particular sport he is engaged in. His mind speaks — his hands obey. The extent to which the athletes hands are trained determine in great measure his ability. Without co-ordination of mind and hands, the player is a liability. Observe the hands; they are the measuring rod of a boy ' s success on any field of athletic endeavour. THE TEAM: L. to R., First Row: Chisholm, Clark, McMaster, Brandolini, Kaplan, Murray, Sasages, Roach. Second Row: Ro ' bi, MacDonald. Rollins, Sanders, O’Hara, Cloutier, LeSage, Mclnnes, Hoar, Gillespie. Third Row: O’Neil Matovic, Leahy, Dore, Beaudin, Macaulay, LeClaire, Henry, ArchambaulU Players’ expressions reflect a glum season The Irish prepare for battle. Br. Penny presents watches to Cal and Leo in appreciation of their efforts. e starting eleven: L. to R. Line: zhambault, Henry, LeClaire, Robi, llespie, O’Neil, Hoar, Backs: Mac- mold, Brandolini, Beaudin, O’Hara The Football picture of ’52 was one of handicaps and disappointments. When no coach could be found, two ex-College greats, Cal Murphy and Leo Sweeney, of- fered their services; a task which meant great sacrifices to themselves. Practice ses- sions could not begin until late afternoon. The Irish were small and inexperienced compared with the opposition. There was the schedule problem and the fact that we had no home field. The boys worked hard, fought harder; but the odds were stacked much too high. We dropped every game in the meager schedule. But, the Irish kept at it because they wanted to keep Football alive at College. Only the skeptics recalled the winning days of yore. Most were happy to witness the continuance of the game despite the “lean years”. Next year should see the fruition of this seemingly fruitless fighting. We thank the boys who kept the sport alive. BRANDOLINI MR. WILLIAM O’BRIAN, Coach BR. MURPHY, Moderator McKenzie LLORT BEAUDIN •ALLEGE 1LEGE HOAR Kevin skirts the opposition , Managers Gurton and Steele. He fl° ats r jqa IBS vl Va Jss A lHk wm 5 m ®S r 1 1 Jack stretches. ceiurci Basketball can be rough at times! Gordie McKenzie ■ Gordie pops M y one in. Jack Beaudin The Coach muses ' Hit it, Mulhern Leon Brandolini Another mad scramble Charlie O’Fallon V.C.’s Basketball story has been told in pictures rather than copy. It was an ordinary season; the Irish won some big ones, lost others. The close of the Provincial Tournament saw them in a respectable fifth posi- tion. College’s new coach, Bill O’Brien, instilled fight into his cagers that had rival coaches more than envious. They lost to bigger and better teams but were never outfought. It was a long season — over 30 contests — and the won-loss record was a good one. Starlets Mulhem, McKenzie, Brandolini, Llort, Beaudin, O’Fallon and Hoar kept the point average at a respectable 40 per fracas. We enjoyed bigger and better crowds — -reminiscent of the Tournament winning years of ’47 and ’49. And that’s the story. Except that returning netmen learned a lot of basketball from Coach O’Brien and next season should prove both inter- esting and exciting. What’s everyone so happy about? final pose after the Provincial Tournament. Phil Horton Swish! George Hoar Oooophs! Beaudin tallies Kevin Mulhern Two more for McGrath Dave Dumaresq Letlali Coach, Mr. William O Brien The Team: Kneeling — Jim Steele, manager ; Ken McDougall, Lijle Monk, Glen Ross, Gordie Webster, Duncan Gurton. Standing: Coach O’Brian, Rodney McGrath, Dave Dumaresq, Eric Griffiths, George Hoar, Dick Dyer, Bob Law, Bob Kaplan. J.V. Cagers enjoyed a more successful sea- son than their Varsity brethren. Playing in the usual pre-game titlts, they often offered a more exciting fracas than the “big” contests. Sparked by hard-fighting performers such as Dyer, Griffiths, Dumaresq, Hoar, Ross and Kaplan, the team compiled an eviable record. In the Junior Pro- vincial Tournament, the Little Irish placed third. With two or three years ahead of them, these anxi- ous cagers display signs of a future championship Kaplan nets two PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT RECORD The Junior Varsity entered the B. C. Tour- nament by defeating University Hill, 68-18. Queen Elizabeth bowed next to the Irish in a somewhat closer 32-26 tilt. Lord Tweedsmuir proved easy pickin’s for the Purple and Gold. Final score — 48-13. In the final game against Gladstone, the College Boys suffered their first defeat. Gladstone took this one 57-34. Tour- nament’s end saw the Irish in an eminently successful second place. ££S 1 The Team: L. to R., kneeling — Peter Howes , Carl Moldowan, ]ames Clutchey , Peter Brown , Pan Howes. Standing - — Bob Dare, Joe Clark, Mauiice Hamlin, MR. WILLIAM O’BRIAN, Coach “No, it’s mine” ’tcuftma’L BR. CLARKSON , Coach -t tP i i qiV i? (iul 1 h tr $ ' M ieo M K. of C. Basketball enjoyed its usual successful season. They romped over all opposition by wide margins, with St. Augustine’s proving their sole Waterloo. The Augustinians, with a top notch aggregation, defeated the Irish once during the annual tourney, thus giving the College Cagers second place. College dropped the final tender by only five points in one of the most exciting games of the season. Br. Clarkson has nurtured a brilliant Freshman squad for ’54. Just watch ’em! Kennedy sends one in A promise of teams to come Br. Malvey lectures Biddies on fine points of the game. Mike’s surrounded! Sensational first years are rare events. But with characteristic age twelve-and-under enthusiasm, the Biddies romped over team after team. Operating on a miniature court with specially constructed baskets, the hard-working cagers perfected the fundamentals of defence, offense, passing and dribbling. Four teams were organized. Every week inter-team battles were waged and by season’s end, a all-star team of twelve was organ- ized to go “on the road ”. Highlight of the season — the trip to the Albemi Tourney. After an exciting weekend, the Biddies emerged in third place- — dropping games onlv to superior V.I. squads. Bouquets to Mr. Alan Campbell for his aid; to Br. Malvey and his staff of four coaches. Next year — well, can they get any better? BR. MALVEY, Moderator « u- v ' - I i ■ I Tom Chisholm Bob Bowyer Marvin Storroic Pat Finntgan v - i Strike!!! BR. REILLY, Moderator Determination, eh P Something new has been added! After the close of Basketball, a group of inspired Seniors set the wheels in motion for the establishment of a Bowling Club. The idea caught and before long, seven teams were organized; the local Bowla- drome reserved. Each Wednesday, 45 anxious keglers dashed down 41st for an enjoyable two hours of five-pin fascination. There were no records set — each team thought theirs the best — and a good time was had by all! . . . and a good time was had by all .. . BR. A. C. O’GRADY. Coach Turton snarls! Golden Gloves Champ Turton Larry gives Jim a few pointers, or vice versa? The camera close-ups on these and the review pages testify to the success of the Boxing. The Emerald gloves enjoyed its most brilliant year. The Irish tied for first place and managed to collect a great deal of mantlepiece exhibits. Ron Volk captured tlie Bronze Boy title and John Turton journeyed to Victoria to become Golden Gloves champ. Virtually every young pugilist emerged with some claim to fame. Thanks to the efforts of Br. O’Grady and the exuberance of these youthful gladiators, Boxing climbed to new heights. Bronze Bou-Ron Volk Irish display power. Hector and Mike — two greats Some of the hardware (Courtesy Vancouver Province % O N i I W | Jack Richards — He ran the .1 W Turton and MacDonald get some 1 gloves as smooth as silk. MWjlH| ,,y (( M from ex-champ McLarnin. Tumbling has now become a major sport with the Grammar half of the College. Three days each week and every Thursday night, many anxious Grammarians gathered to learn the art of “rubberizing” their muscles. Br. Clarkson and a qualified group of Pro-Rec Instruc- tors combined their talents to give the boys a well - rounded exercise program. The success of their labours was evidenced by the fine ' display on St. Patrick’s Eve and those produced during the intermissions of the Basketball games: iuuulill Boyd is clowning again! Roger Cotter flips Like the pyramids of Egypt! evtcw In the pictures that follow, we observe much of the finished labour of our hands. The Concerts, Plays, Bazaars and general candid studies reveal the utility of the hands God has given us. Without their aid many things cease; our voices lose their flavour; our functions their interest, and our general gather- ings their very life. We thank God for our hands and pray that when our life must pass in review, we will have used our hands to their best advantage and to His greater honour and glory. 1952 September 1952 Mrs. “L” — “one 30 center ” Each month — First Friday Mass Lee — he’s indispensible He’s interested in isotopes! The Library — “Knowledge is Power’’ “Mornin Pop The Library was a beehive 1952 October 1952 Come on, College!’ 1952 1952 November The Hillbillies — they kept us laughing Nightengale, Baily, Riley — they kept us yelling “Mario” Olsen entertains Off to the game Below: Yea, Team! 1952 December 1952 Christmas Carolers take a bow Steele, Clarke, Getz, LaRiviere, and McMijn — Intramural Artists Petroski, Cloutier, Hewitt, Morin and Hazell — ours was the best $j Bailey, LeFebvre, O’Malley, Sherlock Robinson, MacDonald — The Fightin Five Schuss, Matovic, Herb, LeClaire, Sanders — Senior contribution Mclnn es, Macaulay, MacMaster, Lyons, Miller — Happy “ Hackers ” 1953 January 1953 Below: Archbishop Duke looks on Trophy winners display their wares Archie MacDonald Cmexald Q love£ Larry and Mike — scrappers extraordinary Utnmmmmph! “Stand still!’’ 1953 February 1953 � azaar - With Qratitude to Our jUother l nnua 1953 March 1953 Grade Eight-two takes a bow Shakespeare would have liked it! “Bells, bells, bells ...” Little Flower “Coleens” — Irish Folk Dance “Half a league, half a league . . . Little Flower Glee Club with some lovely medleys 1953 April 1953 Armando Notte — Shakespearian Award Fr. Curtin enrolls members in Holy Childhood Intermediates — Chow down Confirmation — “ Unless we become . . . ’ The pause that refreshes Mike Herb — a first-place poster His Excellency visits V.C. Yer out!” Boarders collect some calories “ Into the stands” K. of C. Softballers another championship Grammar school is sure crowded these days June 1953 Graduation, 1952 •jery College entertainment drew a packed house Speeches, dapping— The Final Night Glee Clubbers at Music Festival “O Canada” COLLEGE COLLEGE tOLLEGE 1 1 WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK . . The entire personnel of the WARD PHILLIPS LIMITED, Printers, whose friendly co-operation and excellent workmanship were invaluable in adding to the attractiveness of the Annual. Mr. JOSEPH OSWALD for his exceptional pictures of the Campus and his portrait work. Mr. D ' ARCY of D ' Arcy Studios for his fine portraits of the graduates. 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SEEDMEN AND FLORISTS 2404 Granville St. Vancouver Western Canada ' s Leading Seedsmen BA. 2165 COMPLIMENTS OF MARVIN LAMOUREUX COMPLIMENTS OF ARCADE SHINGLE CO. 1055 Low Level Road Norlh Vancouver, B.C. Best of Luck to the Grads of ’ 53 Compliments of ECONOMY SAUSAGE The Sausage That Made The Little Pig Famous Head of the Class!” I T takes energy, keenness, good health to be the leader in sport and studies. At school and in later life they are valuable qualities. But to gain them you must have proper exercise, rest and a well-balanced diet. In a good diet, rich wholesome Palm Milk and Ice Cream form an essential part. There is nothing like milk for building bone, teeth, tissue and main- taining health. Why? Because no other single food contains so many necessary elements in such delicious, easily assimilated form. Now, and in years to come, get the milk habit . . . nature ' s finest food. And be sure it ' s Palm Milk . . . the head of its class as you will be in yours! Throughout the world the Slazenger Tennis Ball is acknowledged best. It has been used in THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON continuously since 1902 — ■ and has again been chosen for use in 1953. B.C. REPRESENTATIVE H. €. KENNEDY 106 WEST BROADWAY A Friend F. J. Bossons Ltd. 550 Beatty St. PAcific 7634 VELVET ICE CREAM Always Delicious BOOMER DRUGS 5 STORES TO SERVE YOU 1896 W. 57th Ave. 4th and Bayswater 67th and Oak St. 16th and Arbutus 1706 West Broadway Portable Typewriter Headquarters Industrial Fences CHAIN LINK We Sell and Rent Every Make of Lawn, Farm, Fences for Factories, Residences, Parks, Schools, Churches, Institutions, Playgrounds, Tennis Courts, etc. Typewriter with Special Rates to Students WE SUPPLY AND OR ERECT Vancouver Brownlee B. C. ANCHOR FENCE Typewriters Ltd. CO. LTD. 529 West Pender PAcific 6445 1031 W. Pender Vancouver PAcific 7624 Compliments of a Friend “Vancouver ' s Made-To-Measure Slacks House Specializing in: SPORT SLACKS SKI SLACKS RIDING PANTS MEN ' S AND LADIES ' MADE TO MEASURE SUITS 712 West Pender St. TAtlow 6752 Vancouver 1, B.C. Best Wishes T. Connors Diamond Drilling Co. Ltd. Compliments of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Council 1081 VANCOUVER BRITISH COLUMBIA Compliments of DDMMESQ BROS. LTD. BEST WISHES TO THE TEACHERS AND CLASSES OF VANCOUVER COLLEGE, 1953 JERSEY FARMS LIMITED “FOR EXCELLENCE OF PRODUCT HO INN CHOP SUEY PHONE TA. 3743 79 E. PENDER ST. VANCOUVER 4, B.C. Dennett ' s Choice Meats ONLY GRADE A and A-l PRIME BEEF SOLD We are proud of our reputation as Dealers in the Choicest Quality Foods MArine 8918 1059 Denman St. Vancouver, B.C. THE COSY INN LTD. 1509 12th Ave. West Vancouver, B.C. JUST AROUND THE CORNER The Best Little Place in Town to Eat Afternoon Teas Teacup Reading COMPLIMENTS OF Columbia-Orient Export and Import Company Ltd. WHOLESALE CHINAWARE TAtlow 5181-2 29 W. Pender St. VANCOUVER 4, CANADA The Dunbar Market MEAT, POULTRY, GROCERIES Free Delivery CHerry 2920 Dunbar at 26th Ave. Kerrisdale Bowladrome Ltd. PELICAN CAFE 5 Pin Bowling 2060 West 41st 2021 West 41st KE. 6414 Phone KE. 7784 JOHN CARLSON AL BLACKWELL McLEOD-RAE MOTORS YOUR NASH AND HILLMAN DEALER 1148 West Georgia MArine 2277 SEVAN ' S LIGHT DELIVERY ANYWHERE ANYTIME CHIMNEY SERVICE Most Modern Equipment Available Vacuum or Brush A Guarantee With Every Job Free Estimates Best Prices In The City 2032 E. 12th HA. 4165 COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS POLISHES, CLEANERS, BRUSHES COMPLIMENTS OF Sold through the popular Hostess Party Plan Phone To-Day To arrange a Stanley Party in Your Home Or for Merchandise Needed, Free Delivery MR. AND MRS. C. G. Dokkebakken R. 1. BOURGET 6585 Balsam Street Vancouver 14, B.C. KE. 4152 A. C. MORRISON COMPLIMENTS OF TOBACCOS British Columbia Door CONFECTIONERY — GROCERIES Co. Ltd. SCHOOL SUPPLIES — MAGAZINES TOYS AND NOVELTIES 3190 Camosun and 16th Ave. 1206 WEST 75th AVE. Phone ALma 3479M LES PALMER, Mgr. THORN CO. LTD. Johns-Manville Rockwool Insulation Asphalt Shingles 2097 WEST BROADWAY CH. 3174 Compliments of Arrow Transfer Co. Ltd. GRANVILLE ISLAND VANCOUVER, B.C. Compliments of CREAMLAND DAIRY MArine 7371 Bowell McLean Motor Co. Ltd. Agents for CADILLAC - BUICK PONTIAC - VAUXALL 615 Burrard Street PAcific 9111 The VANCOUVER SUPPLY CO. LTD. Wholesalers 15 ALEXANDER ST. VANCOUVER, B.C. With All Good Wishes of WALTER C. KOERNER Residence: 450 MacBeth Crescent West Vancouver, B. C. With the Compliments of Phone West 2281-R-3 R. A. Nelson Contracting B. C. Equipment Co. Co. Ltd. Buildings - Homes Alterations General Machinery Dealers 225 West First Street North Vancouver, B.C. 551 HOWE STREET Phones: North 2852 - 3242 VANCOUVER 1, B.C. AY t • EN! DEE! W Y! ESS! AY r • EN! DEE! W Y! ESS! AY i • EN! DEE! WY! ESS! ANDY ' S Good Food - Good Service — Cleanliness SALADS - SHAKES - SODAS - SANDWICHES - SNACKS - SUNDAES Telephone MArine 8531 3l|p (EaalU’ Ibid CASTLE HOTEL LTD. Owners 750 GRANVILLE ST. VANCOUVER 2, CANADA AL. BLACK, Manager PRINTING MARTE ' S ( J]ne o(Pealliei ' LETTERPRESS Handbags, Luggage, Leather Jackets LITHOGRAPHY Relined and Repaired Looseleafs Repaired e Complete Stock of • BAGGAGE Uneeda Printers Ltd. • HANDBAGS • BILLFOLDS 1260 WEST BROADWAY • LOOSELEAFS CHerry 3833 870 Howe Street MArine 0838 Compliments of GIRODAY SAWMILLS LTD. 1803 GRANVILLE STREET BAyview 2141 TROPHIES and INSIGNIA for Schools and Clubs Birks carry a large stock of trophies and prize awards and specialize in producing pins, rings and buttons for schools, and clubs. Quotations and designs submitted on request. BIRKS JEWELLERS VANCOUVER ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ConceJjionJ: EXHIBITION FORUM EXHIBITION GARDENS CALLISTER PARK BROCKTON POINT OVAL CAPILANO STADIUM Pu b lica t ion J : PACIFIC NATIONAL EXHIBITION PROGRAM PACIFIC NATIONAL EXHIBITION PRIZE LIST VANCOUVER PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY PROGRAM VANCOUVER PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PROGRAM INTER-CITY BOX-LACROSSE PROGRAM VANCOUVER COMMERCIAL HOCKEY PROGRAM PACIFIC COAST SOCCER PROGRAM PROFESSIONAL BOXING PROGRAM DIGNEY SPEEDWAY PROGRAM C.C.L. CONVENTION YEAR BOOK OFFICIAL ROYAL VISIT PROGRAM ★ ★ ★ ★ LAMOUREUX PUBLICATIONS CONCESSIONS 1530 WEST 4th AVENUE CEdar 5184-5 Compliments of A Friend CONTINUED SUCCESS TO CLARKE LUMBER AND SUPPLY BROTHERS AND STUDENTS WHYTE ' S SUPER VALUE 3637 West 16th Ave. at Dunbar LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Plywood — Wallboards Bapco Paints and General Paints Monamel Products 2955 West 4th Ave. Vancouver, B.C. Phone ALma 0873 GEORGE McCOLL, Mgr. Peerless Bakery Ltd. GLEESON ' S DRUG 4493 WEST 10th AVE. Open until midnight ALMA 0500 HOLLY AND BOB 49th and MAIN FR. 5228 COMPLIMENTS OF Phone FRaser 6391-2 Pat ' s Children ' s Wear Greater Vancouver Agencies Ltd. 3125 Arbutus REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE « 3047 West Broadway Vancouver, B.C. 6248 Fraser Street Vancouver 15, B.C. Phone KErr. 1310 COMPLIMENTS OF BOULEVARD CYCLES NEW AND USED BICYCLES MILLERS JEWELERS Sales and Service, Lawnmowers and Repairs “THE STORE WITH THE DIAMOND Authorized Dealer for Raleigh and C.C.M. DOTTED T” N. KUCIR F. H. HUGHES 5379 West Boulevard Vancouver, B.C. 47 West Hastings Vancouver, B.C. BEST WISHES Thomas B. Read from Co. Ltd. J, JAMPOLE, Chemist INVESTMENT SECURITIES JAY ' S PHARMACY 602 West Hastings St. 2267 West 41st Ave. PAcific 5457 We Deliver A. J. BARKER G. D. SHERWOOD THOMAS B. READ COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Kitsilano General CLIFF COOK Repair and Hardware Fire Places, Water Heaters, Ranges Complete line of Light Fixtures Residential and Commercial 2835 WEST 4th 2735 W. 42nd Ave. Vancouver, B. C. CEDAR 9020 KErr. 0693-R Phone CHerry 7610 S. F. CRETNEY HilVi CONTRACTOR New Second Hand Store 1277 West 40th We Buy and Sell Good Used Suits, Tools, Baggage, Etc. KErr. 5280R WM. CUSHMAN, Mgr. 2349 Granville St. Vancouver, B.C. Canada ' s Hottest Fuel (Armstrong i Armstrong OPTOMETRISTS CANMORE 1522 West Broadway at Granville BRIQUETTES CEdar 1611 PLENTY OF POWER tor B.C. ' s Industries British Columbia’s industrial expansion — upon which our future prosperity depends so much — rests greatly upon the available supplies of electricity. The B.C. Electric’s continuing program of hydro-electric power development provides ample electricity for existing and potential industries in the areas served by the company. This year’s program, for instance, will involve the expenditure of over 24 million dollars on additions and improvements to the B.C. Electric’s power generating and distributing facilities. This expenditure — most of it directly in British Columbia — itself creates millions of man-hours of work. B. C. ELECTRIC Compliments of PLAN YOUR HOME NOW We have a complete line of Building Supplies for . . . K Alterations, Fences, Painting I JMorlh Star! BRAND . k Additions, Decoration, Garages mW No Money Down Up to 24 Months to Pay HAMS ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR BUDGET BACON PLAN Kerrisdale Lumber Co. PACIFIC MEAT Established 1921 CO. LTD. Big Enough to Serve You — Small Enough to Know You 6191 West Boulevard at 46th Ave. 100% B.C. OWNED KE. 0106 OPEN SATURDAYS 8:00 AM. to 12 NOON Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of 1953 from EASY-WAY GEO. FISHER ' S WASHER REPAIR CO. BRAEMAR PHARMACY 925 MAIN ST. 27th and Dunbar ALma 2720 PAcific 7267-8 Parts and service for all makes Rexall Drugs W. G. LOUGHRAN Television Collins and Collins Westinghouse RCA Victor Expert Installations CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ★ 607 ROGERS BUILDING WILLIAMS PIANO HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1907 809 Seymour (at Robson) MA. 4736 470 GRANVILLE ST. VANCOUVER, B.C. AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE THE ROBERT SIMPSON PACIFIC LTD. Don’t Say Bread Say MtGavin’s CH. 7151 2106 West 1 Broadway Compliments of Phone: MArine 1384 Night Phone: J. E. WILSON, Deep Cove 3421 O ' Grady ' s Drug Store J. P. O ' GRADY Dispensing Druggist BLUE BAND TOWING CO. LTD. GENERAL TOWING SERVICE ▼ S. L. JOYCE 1796 WEST BROADWAY Phone CEdar 2828 1 368 West Pender Vancouver 5, B.C. C Si CANE ' S Compliments of Kerrisdale Dry Goods Ltd . A FAMILY CLOTHING STORE Defiance Lumber Sales WHERE IT IS PLEASANT AND CO. LTD. PROFITABLE TO SHOP 2106 WEST 41st AVENUE FAirmont 6651 KErrisdale 0054 175 East 2nd Ave. Vancouver, B.C. GOOD LUCK TO THE BROTHERS AND STUDENTS OF VANCOUVER COLLEGE JACK WHALEN WHALEN INSURANCE LIMITED HALL BUILDING VANCOUVER, B.C. Compliments of AbtUu i G. l Ueeki Jttd. British Columbia and Alberta Distributors THE ARMSTRONG LINE AMTICO RUBBER FLOORING FLEXI-FLOR SHEET RUBBER RAINBOW WALL TILE ★ 2130 BURRARD STREET VANCOUVER 9, B.C. Compliments of McCleery anil Weston Limited TRUE-MIX CONCRETE BUILDING SUPPLIES COAL KERRISDALE 6111 9242 HUDSON ST. VANCOUVER 14, B.C. WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF Briteway Cleaners Corner 44th Ave. and Victoria Drive The Penfold Roofing Co. Ltd. WESTERN CANADA ' S FINEST PLANT 604 Homer Street With 25 Years Experience Vancouver Proprietor: ED. STEER MA. 6620 MA. 2049 Phone ELgin 371 1 TRUE ORANGE GOODNESS not just orangoy -flavour Orange - Crush PRIVATE AVALON HOSPITAL ACUTE CONVALESCENT CARE PRIVATE — SEMI-PRIVATE and WARD ACCOMMODATION 2545 W. 1st Ave. CE. 1944 Broadway Jewellers COMPLIMENTS OF WATCH, CLOCK JEWELLERY REPAIRS Kay Photographers 2884 W. Broadway VANCOUVER, B. C. 0. F. “FRANK MULLINS PORTRAIT ARTISTS 2238 Granville St. CE 9821 Suburban Taxicabs Ltd. Serving Kerrisdate and Marpole Bill Vosper Service Communities Radio-Controlled Cabs Operating 24 Hrs. a Day 41 st Ave. and Balsam KErr. 1101 5425 West Boulevard Vancouver 13, B.C. KE 2456 - KE 0163 - KE 4747 Thos. R. Binnie, Prop. H. L. James, Rep BEST WISHES BOYS Marpole Cleaners Dyers FROM Specialists in the Cleaning and Dyeing of Fine Fabrics Also Drapes and Furniture Covers Marpole Transfer Co. Ltd. Repairs and Alterations “We Deliver The Goods” Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention 1369 S.W. Marine Drive KE. 7344 KE. 6100 STORM STRIP CO. Phone CE 6711 OF B.C. LTD. JOHN WEISS Phone CEdar 9107 LADIES ' AND GENTLEMEN ' S TAILOR 2355 BURRARD ST. VANCOUVER 9, B.C. 2934 W. Broadway Congratulation A Qraclz • • • May your future endeavours be crowned with success %V oodwaxa VANCOUVER ' S FAMILY SHOPPING CENTRE BEST WISHES TO BROTHERS AND STUDENTS FROM THE DURKIN FAMILY Ross and Helen James, Grade 11 Peter, Grade 8 Rita Gary David Kelly and Grandpa Play The Game - - - Remember, there is no substitute for honesty and fair play. FINNING TRACTOR and Equipment Co. Ltd. VANCOUVER, B. C. PETER ' S BARBER SHOP Barber Work to Please Your Satisfaction at 5890 Cambie Street Compliments of AIRWAY SERVICE Pete Docksteader and Sons VANGUARD, ROVER, MAYFLOWER SALES - SERVICE 41st at Yew KErr. 4791 Plumbing Heating ART ' S PLUMBING HEATING LTD. REGISTERED PLUMBERS 658 East 54th Ave. FRaser 3221 Vancouver 15, B.C. With All Good Wishes SWEENEY BROS. Best Wishes from Kitsilano Electric Co. 2232 West 4th Ave. CE. 9323 BEFORE BUYING SEE US FOR A GOOD USED CAR OR TRUCK THOMAS MOTORS LTD. Phone FAirmont 8864 715 Kingsway Vancouver, B.C. Peter Holmes Shoes There ' s no place like Holmes For Shoes HARTTS, SCOTT McHALE, JARMAN ' S, RITCHIE ' S Also Shoes for the Entire Family 2867 Granville BA. 4010 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Shannon Hardware 1842 W. 57th Ave. Vancouver, B.C. Phone KErr. 4571 General Hardware CHINA, MARTIN SENOUR PAINT G. VARCOE, Owner J$e$t lAJUbei Vo College Viking Automatic Sprinkler to. (Hi.) Limited MRS. F. CAVANAUGH LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND VANCOUVER, B.C. 1 s a a ISSICSiSS R 11 1 1 1 1 THE KAUFER CO. LTD. CHURCH GOODS AND SUPPLIES RELIGIOUS ARTICLES AND BOOKS Vestments, Candles, Greeting Cards, Medals, Rosaries, Catechisms, Chalices, Crucifixes, Hymn Books, Prayer Books Missals, Statues 808 Richards S ' reet Vancouver, B.C. T. D. CURLEY, Knights of Columbus, MANAGER F. J. FORAN F. F. EQUIPMENT Company WIRE ROPE - BLOCKS - FAIRLEADS - BRAKE LINING TRACTOR RIGGING ★ Phone FAirmont 8636 401 East 1st Avenue Congratulations from LAVENDER STOCK FARM Compliments of Consolidated Equipment and Supply Co. Ltd. 320 INDUSTRIAL AVENUE VANCOUVER, B.C. Compliments of a Friend Towell ' s Hardware Compliments of a Friend Free Delivery PAINTS - GENERAL HARDWARE CHINA FERTILIZERS and GARDEN SUPPLIES 4047 Cambie Street FAir. 3213 ART JONES AND COMPANY 781 Burrard Vancouver, B.C. TAtlow 4554-5 PHOTOGRAPHY ADVERTISING ILLUSTRATION VIRTEAU ' S SERVICE STATION COLLIN VIRTEAU 37th at West Boulevard Vancouver, B.C. EXCLUSIVE MEN ' S WEAR CLINTON CLOTHES LTD. PAcific 5625 742 Granville St. Vancouver, B.C. PAUL LAPOINTE CAKES, COOKIES, PIES and BUNS 3427 Triumph St. GLen. 1851-Y BERT EMERY LTD. “Vancouver’s Largest Drug Store” May We Be Your Druggists CHerry 3101 BROADWAY AT YEW VANCOUVER, B. C. PALLARD BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS V 1096 WEST BROADWAY CEdar 6722 Owned and Operated Entirely by Catholics FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN GO TO COLLEGE AND WIN THE QUEEN ' S COMMISSION High school graduates may now obtain a college education and at the same time win the Queen’s Commission in the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army, or the Royal Canadian Air Force, under the Regular Officer Training Plan. Students may be selected to attend Royal Military College, Royal Roads, College Militaire Royal de Saint-Jean or designated universities. Under the Regular Officer Training Plan students receive generous finan- cial assistance from the government throughout their academic careers. Students who take advantage of this plan are required after graduation to spend the minimum of three years as commissioned officers in the service of their choice. If you are interested, write for full information to: The Regular Officer Training Plan Selection Board National Defence Headquarters, OTTAWA, Ontario. ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY CANADIAN ARMY ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE COMPLIMENTS OF (V) ( ) W--W OWL BARBER SHOP 41st and GRANVILLE STREET Rear of Owl Drug Store COMPLIMENTS OF DR. HAROLD C. McWilliams COMPLIMENTS OF PAPER MATE PEN Phone DExter 0437 PACKARD Call and Deliver AND CENTRAL PARK AUSTIN MEAT MARKET MOTOR CARS MEAT - FISH - POULTRY D. HAMILTON, Prop. Consolidated Motor Co. Ltd. 4535 KINGSWAY SOUTH BURNABY, B.C. Compliments of Your College Supply Headquarters Jackson ' s Radio MITCHELL-FOLEY Appliance Service LTD. STATIONERS 3636 West 4th BA. 4018 Vancouver, B.C. on Hastings opposite Eaton ' s STAG BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF E. L. HEFFERNAN 420 Richards St. J. B. HOY PRODUCE Vancouver, B.C. f D. e. HUTCHINSON LTD. In Tuberculosis Control Diamond Merchants and The First and Greatest Need Is Education Jewelers Christmas Seals mean Education They fight TB all year round 683 Granville St. Vancouver 2, B.C. B. C. Tuberculosis Society The Perfect Diamond 906 W. Broadway Vancouver 9, B.C. House We invite enquiries for Educational Materials Compliments of YALE HOTEL Compliments of Aerocreie Construction Company (B. C.) Limited PLANT and OFFICE 1025 W. 77th AVENUE VANCOUVER, B. C. PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS DANCE CRAFT Specialists in: Macdonald ' s SQUARE, ROUND AND Prescriptions Ltd. FOLK DANCING Records, Books, Clothing and Accessories Medical-Dental Bldg. VIVIAN SCOTT 925 West Georgia St. PA. 4141 1406 West Broadway Vancouver 9, B.C. Vancouver, B.C. CHerry 7220 Fawcett and Napstead Your Neighborhood Doyle Construction Co. Ltd. APPLIANCE, FURNITURE AND General Contractors TELEVISION Centre 4570 Main Street 64th and Granville KErr. 7070 Vancouver 10, B.C. Phones CHerry 7138 - 7139 BAyview 2824 2815 Granville St. Hal H. Paradise Ltd. C. S. GEE Custom Designed Floors FRESH CUT FLOWERS LINOLEUM • RUBBER • ASPHALT SINK COVERING FRUIT - VEGETABLES 1903 West Broadway ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED Vancouver 9, B.C. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS MODERN FRENCH REPRODUCTIONS ALEX. FRASER Formerly of Bond Street, London, England • VALUATIONS • CLEANING • FRAMING • RESTORING 5669 GRANVILLE STREET KErr. 7545 COMPLIMENTS OF G. W. H. STEARMAN Chemist and Zbru.gg.Ut 3696 West 4th Ave. Phone CEdar 8330 . . . BRADY ' S In Vancouver . . . Men and Women Who Are Particular About Their Clothes Are Proud to S ay . . . It ' s a Brady ' s . • GOOD Materials • GOOD Workmanship • Means GOOD Grooming. The best imported wo fens made by the best craftsmen in the business ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES A BRADY ' S EXTRA 2-DAY DELIVERY On Special Orders BRADY ' S 1003 Granville Merchant Tailors for Over 40 Years MArine 2643 Outfitters of Champions Qeoig,e Spaxling, LTD. SPORTING GOODS 929 GRANVILLE STREET EMPLOYEES ARE ALL ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN SPORTS— WHO KNOW THEIR EQUIPMENT BECAUSE THEY HAVE USED IT. Come in and look around! Farm Boys ' Poultry Service Ltd. Reid ' s Dry Goods and FRESH MEATS AND FISH Men ' s Wear c f I. ij Eggs, Poultry, Butter, Jjelta yW ' ttAtO 4 Honey, Bacon 1309 S.W. Marine (at Marpole) Frosted Foods and Locker Service KE. 6755 3177 Blenheim Street CEdar 9230 Martin ' s Cycle Fix-It Shop CONNERY ' S C.C.M. • RALEIGH • HUMBER SPORTING GOODS • GARDEN SUPPLIES RED AND WHITE Lawn Mowers Sharpened Hand and Power Mowers Overhauled We Repair and Service Washers, Ironers, Stoves, Heaters 7087 VICTORIA DRIVE 5642 CAMBIE AT 41st. FR. 5644 We Repair Anything But A Broken Heart Compliments of Most Reasonable Rates in Kerrisdale Fastest Service Strathcona Pharmacy • Signs - Sho-Cards and • Enlarging Window Streamers Commercial Art • Passports, 1 Hour Service . Weddings • °! Portions from • Portraits llfe ° f P hotos • Color Photos • Roll Film Developed PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST J. B. WARNER, Prop. PHIL ' S STUDIO Cor. 37th Ave. and West Boulevard Phone KErr. 0059 Vancouver, B.C. P. BERNARD COMMERCIAL ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER 2352 W. 41st Ave. CH. 0659 - KE. 5968 With the Best Wishes Macfarlane ' s Fish Market of “Macfarlane’s Fish Makes a Tasty Dish” St. Paul ' s Hospital KErr. 0041 2231 West 41st Compliments of Compliments of J. M. Brown Motor Co. Crossman Machinery Ltd. Company Limited Studebaker Distributors for B.C. Vancouver 1128 West Georgia St. Vancouver, B.C. Compliments of DR. and MRS. D. A. STEELE For Genuine Frigidaire Ranges and Refrigerators see VINCE McBRIDE 2441 Granville (at Broadway) BAy. 1016 Compliments of BLAINE MYERS k 302 Alexander Street Vancouver, B.C. The Store For Young Canada IN CANADIAN PACIFIC AIRLINES SERVICE COMING-THE COMETS Hawaii — Fiji- — New Zealand — Australia SUPER DC-6B ' s Vancouver — Tokyo — Hong Kong Vancouver — Hawaii — Fiji — New Zealand — Australia CONVAIRS Various Domestic Routes Canadian (Pacific and Congratulations to the GRADS . . . Roger Motors (1952) Ltd. PONTIAC — BUICK Telephones: WEST 2313 TAtlow 1181 680 MARINE DRIVE WEST VANCOUVER, B.C. OPPOSITE Park iRinjal THE KEY TO BETTER SERVICE VANCOUVER ' S FIRST DEPARTMENT STORE LOG TOWING A SPECIALTY with 15 MODERN TUGS General Towing — Tugs for Hire or Charter M. R. CLIFF TUGBOAT CO. LIMITED 744 West Hastings St. Vancouver, B.C. Telephone PAcific 1374 Established in 1918 ENTERING f REFORESTATION IS AREA S3 ALASKA PIKE, CELLULOSE LIMITEjy WORKING TO INSURE FORESTS FOR THE FUTURE Operations CELLULOSE LOGGING LUMBER SHINGLES VANCOUVER BRITISH COLUMBIA F. D. BREWER District Manager INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY of Canada Limited 1296 Station Street Vancouver, B.C. Like the seed of honest advertis ing, the seed of true learning is never wasted ... It has such an affinity with the soul of man, that however broadcast it will catch somewhere and produce truth hundredfold . . . O ' BRIEN ADVERTISING LIMITED 928 West Pender St. Vancouver, B. C. 32,760 Gorgeous Color Combinations for YOU E� IN HOUSE PAINTS fliriTT Beautiful California Ranch-type Colors that Make your House Sparkle OVER-AWL Color-ette Interior Exterior Paints ---T •« � � ♦« Hr Made In Canada For Canadians CEN1 PRAL INTERIOR SUPPLY Co. Ltd. ALma 2148 Distributors For: TIM-BER-LOX — BERRY BROTHERS PAINTS — VALDURA PAINTS WESCO WATERPAINTS — BRUSHES AND SUNDRIES Congratulations and Good Lutk from . . . THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY LIMITED The Largest Oil Company Owned by Canadians COMMISSIONED SERVICE IN THE CANADIAN ARMY If you are continuing your education at a Canadian University, you are invited to consider the Canadian Officers ' Training Corps. If however, you wish to attend university but have financial problems, you are advised to inquire into the Regular Officers Training Plan. For information concerning either the COTC or ROTP, you should contact the RESIDENT STAFF OFFICER at the Canadian University of your choice. Everifftiino ifou need for BWIPIN6... R£PAIR!N6...R£M0PEUIN6! FREE PLANS -ask for booklets here ' s only one of the many plans available . • . junior junction This room can be built in the basement of your home. It features plenty of space for group activities with individual sections for hobbies and games. Ask for your free copy of plan for junior junction Complete Building Supplies — Hardware and Paints j BBSuv Tar tAcroMni to navi you . • i — ■ — ALBION LUMBER and MIUWORK CO.. LTD. 1461 West 5th Avenue, Vancouver 9, B.C. Phone BA. 2111 12 Printed by WARD PHILLIPS LTD.