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

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MR. F. J. OWENS, B.ED. Coach of the Varsity Football Team and the Boxing Team. Has Bache- lor of Education degree and his graduate work is in Physical Education. Has been here for five years. Teaches Socials 10 and 20 as well as Physical Educa- tion. r-i Mr. Owens keeps his Socials class up to date in modern affairs by reading a newspaper clipping on the Social Welfare System of Sweden. BR. TIMOTHY A member of the Order of Our Lady of Lourdes who came this year from Holland. Holds Teachers Certificate received in Holl and. Teaches Typing. Open your mouth wide and say ah,” says the school nurse to Kevin Cassidy. Lee and his kitchen staff wait for the lunch bell to serve the noon meal to boarders and day students. 19

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“Why didn ' t you change the sign when you subtracted? asks Brother Breen. In the Drama class Mr. Sidone draws information from in- terested students. the subject of the fourth sentence to his mystified classmates. BR. P. G. BREEN. B.A., M.A. Teaches first year Latfn, Eng- lish and Mathematics. Has been here for five years and is another native of Ireland. Has Master of Arts de- gree. Moderator of Drama Club and Vocations Club. FRONT ROW: Patrick Parker, James Conroy, Claude Boisvert, Wayne McClay, Brian Thomsett, David Brennan, John Kalley, Daniel Laporle, Dennis Bibby, Victor Dukoski, Robert Dumont. 2nd ROW: James Campbell, Arthur Tomlinson, Murray Boyle, John Bella, Ian Blake, Graydon Ford, Joseph Bauche, Robert Walsh, Marc McGrath, William Woods, Don Bush. 3rd ROW: Bryan Evans, David Durkin, Myron Claridge, Robert Abernethy, Michael Maze, Daniel Bean, Fred Penland, Leslie Poltak, Akos Szokolzoi, George Payerle, Neil Williscroft. BACK ROW: Robert Lord, Stewart Gray, Stuart Wright, William Stewart, Brian Kerr, John Maurer, Ian MacKenzie, Ron Friedricksen, William Duff, Alexander Bandy, John McLaren, Raymond Bessville. ABSENT: Duane Riordon, Allan Sims, Ronald Tobin.

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Eckhardt Ferdinandi, President of the Monogram Club, and Brother Bates discuss the problems of the Monogram Club. During the last six years there was no more avid supporter of College activities than Brother Bates. There were really big events during those years — the Gilbert and Sullivan shows, the Vocation Exhibit, three-act plays and great sporting events, all of which depended very largely on his support and encouragement. However, the ordinary day to day activities likewise receive his whole hearted assistance and he is ever ready to confer with the student leaders whenever help is needed. Brother Bates with several prominent supporters discuss the merits of a decision at the 1960 Emerald Gloves. 20