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

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I 20 Grade Twelve listens attentively as Br. McManus explains a principle of Catholic Philosophy. RALPH W. ALEXANDER Ralph entered College three years ago from Quesnel High School. He is interested in riding and all facets of the equestrian sport. Water skiing occupies much of his time. Ralph ' s future lies in the Char- tered Accountancy field. JOHN R. AINSWORTH Born in Chester, England, he is a twelve year veteran of V.C. John participated on Intramural football, basketball, and bowl- ing teams. Not only does he raise pigeons for exhibitions, but he also collects rocks, stamps and coins. Sketching animals is also a favorite pastime of John ' s. W. PETER BARRISCALE St. Andrew ' s Parish. Pete is in his twelfth year at College. He was first string quarterback for the Varsity football team, played J.V. basketball, and made the track team. Activity- wise, Pete was a member of the Monogram Club and Yearbook Staff. EDWARD M. APPLEBY Church of The Precious Blood, Cloverdale. During his three years at V.C., Ed has been on Intramural football and volley- ball teams. His interests lie in a military collection and air- craft design. Ed ' s immediate ambition is to go to Royal Roads on R.O.T.P. DON PAUL BARON Holy Name Parish. Don Paul has spent four years at V.C., doing his junior year in Santa Monica, California. An indus- trious member of the Yearbook staff, he played Intramural bas- ketball and bowled. Don Paul is partial to long, interesting trips. ■

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J I Destined to be the second graduating class, the Grade Nine of 1923-24 had only 16 members. Back Row: Gordon Donnelly, Bob Lee, Jack Walshe, Alex Curran, Patrick White. Middle Row: Bill Whalen, Louis Grant, Archie McPhee, Frank Fitzpatrick, Herman Specken, Louis Horan, Tom McGuinness. Front Row: Bill Cunningham, Louis Mariacher, Br. Coleman, Pat Leahy, Grey King. Complete Roster of College in 1928 Shows One Hundred Fifty Three Students in Eight Grades and a Faculty of Six. When plans were being laid for this Fortieth Anniversary Edition of the Col- legian a great search was put on for old pictures. In the second year of the school’s existence, 1923-24, there appears to have been a complete set of class pic- tures taken and the editors thought it would be fitting to reproduce them all as a tribute to the “old Richards Street boys.” The two top classes appear on this page and the other three classes are on pages 40 and 41.

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S. GRAHAM BOYLE St. Augustine ' s Parish. He came to V.C. in 1958 from St. Augus- tine ' s school. Graham partici- pated on Intramural football and basketball teams in his last two years at College. Parish-wise, the C.Y.O. takes up much of his time. His future lies in the Business Administra- tion field. BRENTON G. BRADY Holy Name Parish. Brenton is another charter member of V.C. ' s class of ' 62. He is interested in all facets of automobiles, es- pecially model car building. His pet peeve is weekend homework. Future plans of Brent are in the Chartered Accountancy field. Mike Hurley, Yves Horry, Jean Brusset and Dennis Deslauriers prepare to start another day of learning. CORNEtlUS L. BUCKLEY St. Patrick ' s Parish, Haney. Com- muting from Haney on week- ends, Con has boarded at Col- lege the last three years. He has been active on the board- ers ' Intramural sports programs, playing football, basketball, bowling, and volleyball. His favourite pastime is reading. JEAN-LOUIS M. BRUSSET St. Marie ' s Parish, Cochrane, Alberta. Born in Blairmore, Alberta, Jean-Louis now resides in Calgary. A five year vet- eran, he has been a member of the Legion of Mary and Glee Club. His interests vary from ranching to art. Jean-Louis will be a future architect. THOMAS C. BRYAN Guardian Angels Parish. Tom entered College three years ago from Rossland High School. The Sodality and C.Y.O. have been graced by his presence during this period. He likes golf, swim- ming and hockey for recreation. Tom hopes to enter the medical profession. 21 ••