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

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v SENIORS ON THE RUN as he leaves his house for school, the senior (Henri- Lapointe) deftly hangs on to his books with one hand while he finishes eating his breakfast with the other. THE SENIOR like most College students must keep a rigid time schedule. Here he is seen boarding the bus. Being alone we conclude he is late. THE LAST QUAR- TER MILE Emerging from the bus the senior walks swiftly across 41st. He has no worries about connec- tions now, and only has to worry about his regular English quiz.

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WILLIAM D. O ' BRIEN Showed up at V.C. in Oct. ’52. He teaches Geography, History, and Science 10. Var- sity coach in Major Sports, (Football, Basketball and Baseball) for the College. MR. A. H. KING English, Commerce, Public Speaking, H. and P.D. Came to Vancouver College in Sept. 1954 and left in Dec. 1954 He assisted Mr. Lambrett-Smith with the Drama Group. MR. G. C. OLSEN Band Instructor. Came to College five years ago. He once directed the band of North Vancouver High School. Mr. Olsen now directs Vancouver Junior Symphony Band. MRS. G. C. OLSEN At V.C. since Sept. ’54, she instructs elementary students in band and also has the Intermediate and elementary students in the Vancouver Junior Symphony Band. MISS N. B. FORD Piano Teacher. Miss Ford has been a mem- ber of Vancouver College faculty for 2 years. She also teaches piano in Ward’s Music Studio in downtown Vancouver. MR. P. A. WATTS Director of Glee Club Has been a member of College faculty since Oct. ’50. Mr. Watts studied music in London, Eng. and received his A.R.C.M. degree whilst he was there. DR. W. C. DONNELLY He has been team doctor at College since ’53. Starting school in Jasper, he later at- tended College. Took Arts at U.B.C., and medicine at the University of Manitoba. MRS. S. B. MULRONEY In charge of Junior Boarders. Has been a member of Vancouver College faculty since Sept. ’54. Mrs. Mulroney is also in charge of the kitchen and staff in the residence. 1 1

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THE SENIOR Re-enacts His Usual Day For You. It is only fitting that the reader should know the reasons behind the selection of the Senior. The Senior’s name is Henri Lapointe. He is a member of Grade 12-A, is one of the most active and intelligent students in Col- lege. He was chosen at the same time the elections were held for the Student Senate. The names of the senior class students were placed on a board and both classes voted for whomever they wished. The winner was used as the subject of our story, and the representative of the fourth-year pupil. We tried our best. Therefore, we hope that the average senior’s day will be conveyed to all with realism. It is not only his story, it is every senior’s story. i CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 13