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

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Br. H. L. BUCHER, B.B.A. Now in his fifth year at V.C., Brother Bucher holds his B.B.A. from Iona ond is now working towards an M.B.A. He moderates the Grade Twelve Sodality and organized this year ' s Emer- ald Gloves. Br. Bucher registers doubt os he listens to an explanation for missing homework. Of his class, who style themselves potential nuts . Brother Bucher says that they are typical of the type he likes to teach. The class contains many U.C. socialists. The president, Brian Reid, is replaced by vice- president Barry Lapoint when he plays hooky. Front Row: Chris Cribb, Brian Kerr, Louis Bazin, John Poulier, Robert Lord, Hugh Ratcliffe, Pat Fry. Second Row: Gerry Miller, Bruce Campbell, Larry Rhodes, Murray Boyle, Dick Thompson, Henry Carty, Juan Rivas, James Ditomassi. Third Row: Maurice Godbout, Ken Driedger, Michael Clare, Brian Burrill, Peter Eakins, Allen Menzies, Russell Egli, Michael Leahy. Fourth Row: Dick Korpes, Darryl Waite, Barry Lapointe, John Schilling, John Bella, Ron Dougherty, Brian McGarry. Fifth Row; Mel Tourand, Jack Elphick, Michael Sadler, Julio Limantour, Toni Heiberg, Joe Lawson, Peter Hodge. Missing: Ken Williams, Ron Tobin, Bryan Reid, John Murdock. ii

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Br. D. M. FRENETTE, B.A. Br. Frenette, a native of Victoria, has been at College for three years. He attended Iona College, where he obtained a B.A. degree; and he is now working on his M.A. Brother moderates Freshman Football and Boxing. The athletic members of 1 0- B are Ron Roberge and Dave Durkin, the scholastic honours being swept away in a cloud of midnight-oil by Dermot Hennelly and Ronald -Poulier. The class officers are John Burbridge, pres- ident; David Durkin, vice-president; and secretary-treasurer, John Furch. The class ' s most prominent talent as a group is getting Brother off the subject . Grade 10B listens attentively as Br. Frenette outlines the day ' s work. Front Row: Shane Sikes, Jerry Schlosser, Ron Nicholas, Michael Kennedy, Brian O ' Hagan, Victor Popovitch, Peter Thomas, Jim Campbell, Ralph Lanuzel. Second Row: Fred O ' Hagan, Dan McDaniel, Denis Therrien, Ted Meynert, Graydon Ford, Bill Hawkins, Bernie Brewer, Adrie Van Viersen, Arthur Tomlinson, Ron Poulier. Third Row: Duane Riordan, Des Cobble, Peter Munsie, Joe Bauche, Doug Brown, Paul Robinson, George Begley, Tony White, Raymond Bessville, Bob Abernethy. Fourth Row: Dermot Hennelly, Victor Kolstee, Dave Durkin, Bill Martin, Peter Baronas, Doug Mackay-Dunn, John Butters, Fred Hinmueller, Ron Roberge. Fifth Row: John Burbridge, Dick Joyner, Peter Leest, Bert Owen-Jones, John Furch, Nelson Kennedy, Pat O ' Connor. Dan La Porte. 17

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Front Row: Brent Bitz, Fred Buder, Greg Rahn, Charles Anstie, Bill Janyk, David Fournier, Keith Moore, Michael Martinoff. Sec- ond Row: Tom Cunningham, Robert Hartshorne, Arden Ostrander, Brian Burke, Terry Audette, Bill Meyer, Larry Holland, Philip Cart- wright. Third Row: Jim Sadier, Jack Sadler, Terry Rule, Frank Jang, David Wallbaum, Michael Halladay, Greg Stashuk, George Balaban. Fourth Row: Bill Foster, David Murison, David McGregor, John Labbe, Dan Emanuele, Larry Goulet, Tim McConnell, Peter Lane. Fifth Row: Bill Bakk, Brian McCarry, Harold Clare, Michael King, David Smyth, Jim McHale, Rodger Gregory. Missing: Alex Domaszewicz, Allen Penland, Michael Wisnicki. The brain-power of 9-C is provided by Brian McCarry, David Wallbaum and Philip Cartwright. Michael King, Roger Gregory and Lawrence Goulet are the foremost athletes of the class. The class officers are Rodger Gregory, president; David Murison, vice-president; David Smyth, secretary; and David Wallbaum, treasurer. The distinguishing feature of the class is its identical twins, James and Jack Sadler. Br. F. J. KELLY, B.A., M.A. Br. Kelly obtained his M.A., with a major in history, from Gonzaga Uni- versity. He coaches J.V. Football, Freshman and Biddy Basketball, and Senior Track, and is the moderator of the Varsity Football and Basket- ball teams. Br. P. G. BREEN, B.A., M.A. Br. Breen came to V.C. five years ago from O ' Dea High, Seattle. Brother is founder and moderator of the V.C. Vocation Club. He is one of the few faculty members who are na fives of Ireland. The 9C Latin class looks on with interest as Br. Breen explains a case of syntax. 19