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

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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

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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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I 4 i i Br. Walsh diagrams a geometry problem on the board for eager eyes to study. Br. E. B. WALSH, B.A., M.A. Br. Walsh has been at College for twenty-seven years. He at- tended St. Mary ' s University (Hali- fax) and Gonzaga University in the U. S., where he obtained his M.A. Brother is the undisputed handball champion of the school. The outstanding scholars of 1 1 B are Chris Hicks and Mike Eivemark, while Joe Haddock and Mike Eivemark lead the field in athletics. The class is active in school activities, having one Sodalist, one Legion of Mary officer and several Monogram Club members. The president of the class is the ever-active Mike Eivemark, vice-president is Joe Haddock and the office of secretary-treasurer is held by the scholarly Chris Hicks. Front Row: Nick Stiles, Phil Fisher, John Forbes, David Demidoff, Reine Honigman, Kevin Mooney, Richard Gallagher, Vaughan Phi I - pott. Second Row: Chris Hicks, Brenton Brady, Louis Hamelin, Roger Currie, Frank Peake, Art Wildish, Pat O ' Connell, Alfredo Julian. Third Row: John Pescitelli, Ed Macdonald, Tom Foreman, Sourene Chichmanian, Richard Lindy, Jim Duffy, Bill Corrothers. Fourth Row: Tom Sills, Carl Roehl, Peter Borriscale, Pat Munroe, Jack Lipovski, John Falle. Missing: Robert Barker, Ian Daniel, John Douglas, Paul Formby, Brian Giroday.