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

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Under the direction of Brother Finch, 1 1 C passed a fruitful year of achievement in both scholastic and athletic endeavors. The outstanding scholar of the class was Ken Richardson while Charles Lipp, Warren Longpre and Rudy Weitemeyer led the field in athletics. The class officers were Warren Longpre, Paul Moffat and Ken Richardson, who were elected to the respective posts of president, vice- presi- dent and secretary by the 40 members of the class. Br. Finch explains one of the principles behind a physics experiment. Br. F. R. FINCH, B.Sc., M.Sc. Brother Finch, the principal of the school, is originally from St. Louis. He is the holder of a Bachelor of Sci ence and Master of Science degree from St. Mary ' s College, De Paul. In addition to his many other respon- sibilities, he is head coach of the Varsity Basketball team. TOMORROW’S GRADS PREPARE TO MEET THE CHALLENGE Mr. Sidone is seen in the library where he spends much of his spare time. Mr. P. SIDONE, B.A. Mr Paul Sidone holds a B A from the University of Glasgow and a diploma of Physical Education from Jordan Hill College, Glasgow. In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Sidone coaches tennis. 12

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SES In addition to containing the Brain-Trust of the senior class, Tim Le Goff, 12B lays claim to a number of other outstanding schol- ars such as Reinhold Hoge, Frank Hanano, John Dixon and James Wright. The outstand- ing athletes of the class are Paul Kirby (voted one of the twelve best high-school football players in B.C.) and Bob Fraser (a member of last year ' s Championship basketball team and centre this year). The president of the class is Norman Gibbons, and Bob Harvey and Frank Hanano were elected to the re- spective posts of vice-president and secretary- treasurer. Br. Barnes ' subtle humour makes its mark on Paul Cote. Br. W. H. BARNES, B.A., D.Litt., LL.D. Br. Barnes was for six years the president of Iona College. He has studied at the National Uni- versity of Ireland and the Univer- sity of Rome, where he obtained his D.Litt. He is the Spiritual Di- rector of the Legion of Mary. Br. C. S. McMANUS, B.A., M.A. Br. McManus is a graduate of. the National University, Dublin, Ireland, where he majored in the classics. Brother arrived here four years ago from Salinas, California. Br. McManus gives his class an oral Religion quiz. SENIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE The intellectual element of 1 2A is best represented by Jean-Paul Huni, Algis Baronas and Max Ewart. Bob Biagioni, Paul Hamelin and Alan Wawryk are the outstanding ath- letes of the class, which is welf-represented in all varsity sports. Among the 32 members are several Sodalists and a number of Letter- men. The president of 1 2A is Alan Wawryk, who is to be commended for his able leader- ship in many of the social activities of the year. The other class officers were vice-presi- dent Bob Biagioni, secretary Pat Harkness and treasurer Claude Marsden. 11

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1 jl ; y ■ t it § il |! f i i 1 11 1 1 ; I it 1 1 j ' V - T 1 — 1 V n . ITT {Ti ■ . ' • • ■ 1 5 [ w a . W „ 1 Front Row: Jack Cleveland, Bernie Van Goetham, Tom Bryan, Andy Oakes, Bryan Cousineau, Michael McCabe, Vincent Kong, Paul Moffatt. Second Row: Richard Baker, John Tucker, Jean- Louis Brusset, Robert Mugford, Ralph James, Ken Richardson, Maurice Tremblay, Dan Mullen. Third Row: Dan Tobin, John Crumley, Howard Smith, Neil Smith, Douglas Elding, Ted Little- wood, Oscar Peneranda. Fourth Row: Paul Munsie, Paul Nicholls, Warren Longpre, Charles Lipp, Pat Scoretz, Con Buckley, Denis La Rochelle. Fifth Row: Peter Spelliscy, Michael Calderwood, Richard Dumont, Rudy Weitemeyer, David Pollock. Missing: John Ainsworth, Ken Greenall, Michael Hurley, James Mackenzie. Mr. Murphy shows B. Karpes and G. Brandolini the proper use of the tabulator key. Mr. C. MURPHY This is Mr. Murphy ' s first year at College. He coaches Football, J.V. Basketball and Track. Cal is working towards his Bachelor of Edu- cation degree with a major in Physical Education. 13