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

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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.

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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:

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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.