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

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FRONT ROW: Al Baronas, Rodney Midgley, Neil Carey, Lome little, John Gordon, Jack Smith, Al Wawryk, Roland Boisvert, Brian McDonald, Karl Ireland. 2nd ROW: Frank Hanano, Henry Jang, Max Ewart, Gordon Brandolini, Jim Kearney, John McBride, Peter Irving, Doug Elding, Armin Dettman. 3rd ROW: Lome McDonald, Gus Macaulay, Tony Collins, Ralph Alexander, Paul Cote, John Weetman, Pat Hughes, Pete McCaffery, Leo Steeves. 4th ROW: Carlos Diligenti, Wayne Reid, Pat Harkness, Gordon Giroday, Bill Barry, Paul Hamelin, John Cooke, Claude Marsden, Bill Gilbert, Denis Beaudoing. ABSENT: Jack Bourdon, Richard Boyer, Michael Geluch, Dennis Gorrick, Joseph Harkley, Paul Lawrence, Joseph Phillips. BR. E. B. WALSH B.A., M.A. Vice - Principal and Treasurer of the College. Has been here for 27 years and is origin ally from Ire- land. Master of Arts degree with Major in English. Teaches History 91, Mathe- matics 30, English 20, and Oil Painting. Moderator of the Hockey Team. Brian McDonald adds a touch of dark green to the trees in his Oil-Painting as Neil Carey works in foreground. Paul Mui points out the location of the First Moroc- can Crisis in History 91 class as Rupert Gibbs, and Brother Walsh look on.

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RELIGION During his high school years at Vancouver College the student puts in an intensive four years of study on the various aspects of his religion using the series of books written by the Christian Brothers, “Living With Christ.” The Grade Nine student studies the prayers which he has been saying all his life and learns their full meaning. He is taught more about the Sacrifice of the Mass which enables him to have a better under- standing of the greatest means of practicing his re- ligion. For the last few months he studies the three Cardinal Virtues which play an important role in his life. For the first half of the year, the Grade Ten student studies the Seven Sacraments which Christ instituted during his lifetime. He explores their mean- ing and how to use them in order to get the most out of them. The last half of the year is concerned with the laws of God, the Ten Commandments. The third year of high school religion is taken up with the study of the New Testament. He first familiarizes himself with enough of the Old Testament to give him the background necessary for this study. Next he studies Christ from His infancy until His death on the Cross with particular emphasis on His parables and miracles. In his final year the student learns the funda- mentals of apologetics with the purpose in mind of solidifying his faith with the shield of reason. In the second stage of his learning in this year he plunge s into the study of the history of the Church since the time of Christ. For the last part of the year the student learns how to apply morals and ethics to his future. BR. C. S. McMANUS, B.A., M.A. Came here three years ago from California and is originally from Ireland. Teaches second, third and fourth year Latin. Has a Master of Arts degree with a Major in the Classics. Dave Mitton receives a reply to his query on Latin Syntax from Brother McManus. A group from Brother ' s English 91 class familiarize themselves with the sound- track of Shakespeare ' s immortal classic, “Macbeth . BR. W. H. BARNES, B.A., D.Litt., LL.D. Teaches third and fourth year English. Has Bachelor of Arts de- gree, Doctor of Literature degree, and Doctor of Laws degree. The former president of Iona College, this is Brother Barnes’ first year here. Moderator of the Glee Club and Spiritual Director of the Legion of Mary.

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FRONT ROW: Alex Kovats, Tim LeGoff, Jim Wright, Bart Babineau, John Dodd, Jean-Paul Huni, Brian Taillefer, Bob Biagioni, Norm Gibbons, Lloyd Johnson. 2nd ROW: Reinhold Hoge, Mike O’Flaherty, Mike Carey, Terry Nicholson, Dick Pearson, Gary Brady, Don Miller, Derek Kulai, Gordon Heys, Roger Getz. 3rd ROW: Bill Neill, Tracy Pratt, Dave McCleery, Mike Wells, Brian Condon, Bob Harvey, Pat Jordan, Mike Chapman, Bob Fraser, John Dixon. BACK ROW: Doug Phelan, Bill Blair, Ron Kennedy, Joe Boskovich, Will Karpes, Richard Surgeson, Gary Durkin, Enrique Alba, Paul Kirby, Jim McCaffery, Dezso Huba. Two of the students in Brother ' s Advertising Art Class demonstrate their artistic ability in design. One of the harder experiments performed in Chemistry Class by Bob Harvey and Enrique Alba. BR. G. P. LYONS, B.Sc., M.Sc. Graduated from V.C. in 1928 and has been here for three years since leav- ing St. Louis College in Victoria, B. C. Teaches Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in addition to being the advisor to the “Collegian”. Has Master of Science degree. In Physics, Bob Hunter and Greg Arduini use the Van de Graaf generator to produce a fluorescent image with a Crookes ' Tube.