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

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ill Grade Six— L. to R. First Row: R. Perry, T. Walsh, R. Cotter, D. Begg, R. Olson, H. McLaughlin, R. Aber- nethy, J. Thornton. Second Row: J. Sheffield, M. James, P. Steele, D. Hunter, E. Dolby, R. Wedemeir, T. Madden, G. Schell, L. Pohm. Third Row: B. McCabe, G. Gri, D. Stewart, M. Cliff, H. Delasalle, G. Cooley, J. Pittendrigh, D. Bell. Fourth Row: B. Gladstone, L.. Magri. P. Cavanaugh, P. Choquette. R. Burke, B. Adams, T. Campbell, J. Dumont, M. Ciacone. Fifth Row: R. Watson, D. Beauchamp. R. Sims, D. Swanson, I). Dixon, G. Mullins, R. MacDonald, W. Heffernan, P. Chartres. GRADE 6 Grade Six is characterized by their remark- able school spirit. Aside from their spirit of study, which Br. Castaneda, their teacher, reports is excellent, they have managed to back every school enterprise with surprising success. The Yearbook owes them a debt of gratitude for the large amount of advertising received through them. The class excelled in raffle sales, mission donations and support of the school teams. Their athletes formed the backbone of the Biddy Basketball League. Grade Six boxers covered themselves with glory and they comprised an integral part of the Junior Glee Club, Band and Drama. The attractive Marian Altar in the class- room testififles to the religious tenor of the class. Next year — Junior High School — “Excelsior!” BEFORE GOING TO CLASS John Sheffield, Don Swanson, Frank Croquet and Denis Beauchamp avail them- selves of the comfortable chairs in the Intermediate Rec. Room..

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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.

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ALWAYS SOMETHING INTERESTING on the Bulletin BR. DENNEHY’S attempted explanation of the symbolism of Board. Here Leith, DeLalla, Gruden and Paulson examine the Totem Pole, brings laughter to Joe Gosse, Mike Cant some clippings from “Life”. well and Cliff Kusch. Grade Seven — L. to R. First Row: J. Finch, D. Kerr, G. Perry, W. Gruden, D. Chase, J. Rudland, W. Fletcher, W. LeSage, R. McDaniel, D. Williams. Second Row: J. Gosse, A. Laber, R. Bullinger, M. Cheatly, D. Lovie, D. Loughran, A. Mitchell, G. Gunn, M. Ainge, G. Duchscherer. Third Row: P. Gauthier, J. Rice, V. Delalla, J. Jarrett, S. Huang, B. Kelley, A. Delalla, R. Leith, R. King, K. Levant. Fourth Row: M. McLaughlin, D. Cretney, R. Komm, A. Paulson, A. Charron, M. Cantwell, J. Utting, P. Rafferty, C. Meadows, P. Lazosky, J. Dumont, L. Chrismas.