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

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SENIOR RESIDENT STUDENTS Senior boarder moderators Br. Bucher and Br. Mackenzie discuss spiritual reading for the boys. GRADE TEN BOARDERS — Front Row: Nelson Kennedy, Stuart Gray, Hugh Rate I i f f e, Bernie Brewer, Peter Munsie, David Bren- nan, John Rivas, Pat O ' Connor. Second Row: Michael Clare, John Burbridge, Maurice Godbout, Jim Ditomassi, Victor Popovitch, Bruce Campbell, Bill Duff, Dermot Hennelly. Third Row: George Rivas, Des Cobble, Joe Lawson, Julio Limantour, Allon McPhee, Peter Pallese ' n, John Elphick. At week ' s end Many hours are possed by boaders in the noble art of cards. • 1

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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

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Everybody in the evening study period seems to be hard at work. The Senior Boarders, moderated by Brothers Mackenzie and Bucher, reached the total of fifty-one students this year. Prominent members of this august assemblage are Max Ewart and Bob Biagioni, both renowned football and track men. Bill O ' Connell and John Gordon also figured prominently in this year ' s Fighting Irish . Voted the most impractical practical joker was Paul Munsie, followed closely in the polls by Phil Fisher and Carl Roehl. A new winter activity at College this year was curling, carried on by several strong boarders ' teams, of which Messrs. Munsie, Gareb, Ditomassi, and Cullinane were the skips. Roger Currie, Bruce Campbell, and Jim Ditomassi digging into a hamper of one of the boarders. GRADE ELEVEN AND TWELVE BOARDERS Front Row: John Forbes, Alfredo Julian, Phil Fisher, Terry Verstrate, Roger Currie, Peter Irving, Jack Cullinane, Jack Gareb. Second Row: Richard Baker, Francisco Pascual, Ted Littlewood, Chris Hicks, Paul Kir- by, Ron Vornbrock, Lloyd Johnson, Mike Fry, Art MacDonald, Alberto Mora. Third Row: Bob Biagioni, Tom Sills, Antony Cas- tro, Max Ewart, Dan Furlong, Lorn Little, Carl Rhoel, Dave Crowe-Swords, Denis Beaudoing. Fourth Row: Bill O ' Connell, Con Buckley, Jack Swift, Jack Lipovski, Paul Munsie, John Gordon, Denis La Rochelle, Mike Willman.