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

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Activities One part extra-curricular work to provide stimu lus for achievement. Sports One part well supervised sports or physical ex- ercise to give strength and vigor. Review Check ingredients. Observe progress in forma tion of young Catholic Men. Seniors Remove finished product. Send to higher planes with a good Catholic Education. In addition to the section outlined on these two pages, “The Collegian” is proud to point out two other features contained in the Annual. The “Collegian Jr.”, printed for the first time this year, has been included in the book so that the students could enjoy having a permanent copy of the school paper to cherish along with their annual. And, we point with pride to the huge Ad section. These advertisements represent friends of the school — and who wouldn’t be proud of having so many friends? Further, to paraphrase the “Golden Rule”, we urge that “You do unto our advertisers as they have done unto us.” Patronize them!

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Many factors go into the education of a Catholic young man as do ingredients into the baking of a cake. These elements include everything from shortening to seasoning. The faculty, the study, the fellow students, the activities, the sports program and the free time are all mixed in the proper proportions until they give the desired result — a fine, clean-cut, active Catholic youth. When the period of formation is over, the Senior steps forward. He is not just another high school graduate, for his training marks him as a product of the finest religious training in the world. He bears the proud title — the “Typical Vancouver College Man.” Contents Faculty One part Irish Christian Brother and one part layman to impart knowledge and administer discipline. Grammar School Eight parts Elementary School to provide an adequate foundation for higher studies. Underclassmen Three parts undergraduates — Freshmen, Soph- omore, and Junior — to temper and season students.

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COLLEGE STUDENTS visit the chapel fre- quently during the day. It is truly the heart of the school. Religion holds first place at Vancouver College. It is the aim of the Brothers to present, in the words of St. Paul, “All that rings true, all that commands reverence, all that makes for right; all that is pure, all that is lovely, all that is gracious in the telling; virtue and merit wherever virtue and merit are found.” (Phil. Chap. 4) Religion is not confined to the Religion Period. At that time it is studied. During the rest of the day, College students strive to practice what they have learned. Religion permeates the entire school dav. It is this factor that makes “College” a ‘different’ school. It is this factor that will help us lead fuller, happier lives and eventually attain the goal for which we have been placed here on earth — eternal happiness in heaven. STS. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH. Stu- dents gather for First Friday Mass and An- nual Retreat. V J ■ B e T2tAA ' id