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

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Front Row: Mark Boyer, Tom Gyimeshi, Rodney Stafford- Mayer, Alfonso Gomez, Enrique Gasteasoro. Second Row. Murray Farquar, Jack Davis, Santiago Correa, Michael Kurzynski, Eduardo Lopez, Nick Olah, Roberto Velasquez Third Row: Bobby Peppin, Bobby English, Malcolm Gillis, Ronnie Sam, Joe Belcourt, Ronnie Schuster. Fourth Row: Ricky Mills, John Fraser, Norman Houle, Dave Houghton, Stan Tait. JUNIOR BOARDERS Malcolm Gillis and Jack Davis — disc jockeys for a day. A game of Careers absorbs the interest of Rodney Stafford-Mayer, Norman Houle, and Santiago Correa. Twenty-three energetic, bright young College men from Grades Five, Six, and Seven inhabit the third story of the Brother ' s Residence. These elite of the Grammar School are the Junior Boarders. The moderators of this select group of resident students are Brothers Pettit, Isgro, O ' Don- nell, and Rowland, the last of whom says, in speak- ing of his charges, They ' re different

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Sodality saying its noon-hour rosary in the Chapel. The student body assembled for First Friday Mass. TIVITIES Archbishop Duke entering Empire Stadium for the annual Rosary Rally. In the Brothers ' pursuit of their goal, formation of the Christian gentleman, they have recognized the im- portance of a close relationship with Christ in the high- school years of a young man ' s life. Under the leadership and guidance of the Brothers, religion plays a major role in the course of every term. Confessions are heard by the College Pastors every month, and Mass is heard by the entire student body every First Friday in the School ' s auditorium. The annual Rosary Rally in October was well attended by every class in the school. A practice which is representative of the religion- consciousness of the school is the daily visit to the blessed sacrament, a tradition of m any years, carried on by the ma- jority of high-school boys. wmmt

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Front Row: Gerry Cain, Bill Janyk, Joe Adams, Fernando Correa, Hank Van Driel, Terry Esch, Mike Murgatroyd, Alexandro Rojas, Chris Cribb. Second Row: Warren Reid, David Clarke, Doug Bonnell, Jim Barlow, Mike Schorn, Robert McFadden, Fernando Zorrilla, Anselmo Gasteasoro, Bonner Reinking. Third Row: Larry Lawson, Mark Luttrell, Charles Fisher, Harold Clare, Ron Ma- loney, Todd Bitts, Bryan Poulin, Augusto Fortuny. BOARDING STUDENTS GRADES 8 § 9 So much “stuff , such a small locker — -always a boarder ' s problem. 1 The coin collectors of the Intermediate Dorm: Gerry Cain, Hank van Driel, and Bill Janyk. Brothers Pastone and Hennessy have provided time for prayer, study, and play in an effort to make of each boarder an all around man. Religious functions, including Mass and private devotions take a prominent place in the schedule. Since studies are most important in a boarder ' s day, two organized study periods are provided. Profit- able users of this time were honour students D. Bren- nan, B. Duff, H. Clare, J. Barlow, and H. van Driel. Favourite recreations are T V. and sports. John Burbridge, Nelson Kennedy, Bill Duff, and Jorge Rivas were players on school teams. Memorable occasions during the year were the advent of a new T.V. set and a Hi-Fi, which contributed to the entertainment of all. 25