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

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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.

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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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LUNCHTIME VOLLEYBALL ACTION Howitzer Lome Little befuddles Dick Surgeson with his super- duper slam. Some Grade 10 students show their utter contempt for lunch- time loafing. Dan Mullen shows perfect timing in meeting the ball. S The school motto of Vancouver College could well be Mens sana in Corpore sano , for the students have always shown an insatiable capacity for activity in their spare moments. Not content to quietly digest their food, the stu- dents organized a lunch-hour volleyball league from the individual high school classes. With the assistance and moderation of Brother Mac Kenzie, the games provided noon-hour amuse- ment and exercise for a large number of ener- getic students. nam BSKWKMkia r. iin-i 28