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

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CAESAR JORDAN reads a selec- tion from the Grade 5 reader — “Gay Adventurers”. SERIOUS GEOGRAPHY students —these Grade 5 boys. Here Kirby and Wright examine a map of B. C. TOUGH — Leslie Nolan begins a short multiplication problem. Stu- dents do more difficult ones than this. WEIRD SHADOWS are cast by the afternoon sun as the students mean- der along drive toward the bicycle rack and the trek homeward. NORMAN GIBBONS enjoys the latest antics of Little Lulu. PENCIL - BITERS Hartney and Drummond strain their brains over a tough problem.

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Grade Five — L. to R. — First Row: B. Calvert, J. Wright, R. Midgley, G. Brady, W. Cooper, D. Steele, A. Clarke, P. Kirby, P. Irving, R. Volk, W. Hunter. Second Row: P. Cote, M. Carey, A. Wagner, M. Palmer, R. Lemiski, P. Condy, G. Durkin, W. Howatt, L. Hartin, R. Calvert. Third Row: G. Busch, R. Walker, P. Giroday, P. Meisen, P. Steckler, B. Whitta, J. Kearney, L. Olson, D. Kulai, J. Smithwick, P. Sigmundson. Fourth Row: A. Morri- son, C. Stevenson, C. Jordaan, L. Nolan, B. Watson, R. McIntyre, W. Keyes, N. Gibbons, P. Hughes, M. Wirth, P. Hartney, R. Lewthwaite. ' wj Ha I H wTl H K m m - m3 A -n- w .. k • Mf mm IHhoI A « - ■ A ' yJRa ; BR. PARENT gives individual help on a tough prob- lem to Irving and Steele. GRADE 5 48 states of mind are represented in Grade 5. There are various degrees of accomplishment but it is evident that Br. Parent keeps his charges with the same intensity of purpose. A casual visit might find them contemplating complicated fractions, perusing an Atlas or diagramming a compound sentence. Athletically, they are the Jr. backbone of the Biddy squad with such Cage- men as Cooper, Wagner, and Lewthwaite. Box- ing Champs Clarke and Volk call Grade Five ‘home’ when not in the ring. With such “irons in the fire ”, as it were, it is little wonder that Room 206 can boast of such school spirit. They were well represented on every major campaign list throughout the year. Such signs of life are good omens for the years ahead.

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MARIAN YEAR ALTAR — T. Mad- den, assisted by J. Thorton, lights a vigil light for the class. McLaughlin and Chartres enjoy little j comic relief with| Br. Castenada. MOST STUDENTS enjoy Geography. Gary Mullins, GRADE SIX is located on the top floor. McCabe, Bob Watson and Doug Bell study a map of Europe Dumont, Begg, Burke and Schell begin the long trek for the coming geography exam. to the campus. Mike James ex- hibits classic ef- fort if not good form in practic- ing his clarinet. 28 71 | Iff r 1,1 Grant Cooley re- moves a copy of ‘ ‘ L it 1 1 e Men” from the ample classroom li- brary.