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

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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

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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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AFTERNOON FOOTBALL LEAGUE Intramural sports, organized in the in- terest of students lacking the time required for participation in varsity sports, is a system which has been popular for some years now. Football is one of the most popular of these sports, being played by nearly thirty students. Each of the five teams played eight regular league games, moderated by Brother MacKenzie. The seniors who cap- tained the teams were (in the order in which they finished): Angus Macaulay, Mike Wells, Claude Marsden, Bob Fraser, and Derek Kulai. Murray Boyle runs — Brian Condon and John Cantwell close in. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS — Front Row: John Cooke, Graham Boyle. Second Row: Joe Hailey, Mike Geluch. Third Row: AnguS Macaulay (capt.), Paul Munsie. Missing: Charlie Lipp. Champions John Cooke, Joe Hailey, and Charley Lipp set a play in motion. 29