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

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BR. CLARKSON instructs D. Murison about devotion to the Blessed Mother. THREE STUDENTS cogitate on some Math. Combinations They can do harder ones! GRADE 2 Bi .Clarkson and Br. O’Keeffe shared the teach- ing duties of Grade Two this year. When Br. O’Keeffe was transferred to Victoria at Christmas, Br. Clarkson, then fully recovered from a lengthy illness, resumed teaching with some forty seasoned veterans of one year’s schooling. A visit to Grade Two revealed that, basically, the students enlarge on the three “R’s” they initiated the previous year. Grade Two — L. to R. — First Row: A. Dohm, P. Sheffield, J. Jamieson, M. Monahan, A. Rader, John Rader. Second I Burke, E. Hartney, D. Murison, G. Dalton, B. Gauvieau, D. Here, too, the indispensable fourth “R” — Religion — is not neglected. The knowledge of God and their repertoire of prayers to Him and the Blessed Mother is greatly expanded. At recess, when not careening madly about the campus “bang-banging” one another, Br. Clarkson has them occupied with well-organized gamps. They even boast of a victory over Grade Three! Fennings, P. Lane, W. Bakk, W. Cotter, B. Bitz, B. Low: D. Wallbaum, R. Swarbrick, P. Corcoran, B. Smyth, G. Rooney. Third Row: J. Branch, R. Knox, T. Pearse, J. Tonsi, M. Driskill, W. McIntyre, P. Harrison, B. Henry, D. Emanuel, G. Powers

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CHESTS SWELL as G. Smallenberg and T. Shapcotte point with pride to their rank on the chart. SLAGHT, PARIS, MACKIN and BOUR- NONNAIS recite their prayers before the Blessed Mother. CONTEMPLATING a few of the books they will have to study before graduating from school are Mike Paris, Dennis McGuire Roger Bournonnais. CHER’S CHAIR provides a boost for tiny Robert Bazin. RAPT ATTENTION is registered by Richard Duggan during story time. MIKE PARIS displays youthful ex- uberance answering queries.

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WITH DREAMS of circling it some day, Wayne McIntyre exam- ines the class globe. BRIAN BURKE views with a critical eye the artistic efforts of his classmates. THE MASSIVE LIBRARY Diction- ary entrances Keith Receiveur. He thought his reader was big! A BOARDER, Gary Paterson, checks with “Mom” before going home for the weekend. TONY DOHM registers scorn as he cooly faces Mike Driskill’s gun barrel. c gl tewS KEEPING POSTED, B. Jamieson and B. Bakk peruse “Mine” magazine — an excellent periodical. DEPARTING AFTER A FULL DAY, Knox Powers, Dohm, Sheffield, Hartney, Burke, Cotter, Giroday.