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

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r MICHAEL M. EIVEMARK Corpus Christi Parish. One of the most outstanding graduates, Aike studied here for 10 years. Vice-president of his class, he played J.V. and Varsity bas- ketball, was Secretary of the Legion of Mary, and consistently attained the Honour Roll. Mike will pursue a naval career. Br. Walsh helps Alfredo Julian in Religion class. G. PHILIP FISHER Sacred Heart Parish, Lumby. A native of Vernon, Phil has boarded at V.C. for four years. He was a member of the track team and manager of the Var- sity football team for two years. Interested in military history and militia, Phil will enter the army. JOHN S. FARLEY Born in Victoria, Jack resides in Osoyoos and has boarded for the last two years. He takes interest in dog breeding, hunting, and coin collecting. A member of the Intramural bas- ketball league and curling team. Jack purposes to become a busi- ness executive. JOHN J. FORBES Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Cassiar. A boarder of four years, John was born in Lima, Peru, and now resides in Cas- siar, B.C. A staunch supporter of the Drama Club, he has been in most of the College plays. Metallurgical engineering is John ' s chosen field. THOMAS M.FOREMAN Corpus Christi Parish. Tom ' s first protests were heard in Regina, Saskatchewan. In his fourth year at V.C., he was a member of the bowling teams and yearbook staff. Interested in cars and golf, Tom wants to become a Chartered Account- ant. 26

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DR. DAVID A. STEELE A member of the first graduating class in 1925, the late Dr. Steele became one of V.C. ' s most distinguished graduates. He became one of the leading physicians of Vancouver, and in 1955 was made a Knight of St. Gregory. He died in February of 1959. The Dr. David Steele Memorial Scholarship, sponsored by the V.C. Alumni Association, is offered to the student attaining the highest average in Departmental Examinations. The recipients have been Sanford Clare ’59, David Mitton ’60, and Timothy LeGoff ‘61. Tim LeGoff (below, left) also received a partial Chris Spencer Foundation Scholarship and the L.J. LeFohn Entrance Scholarship to U.B.C. John Dixon, a classmate, received a Crown Zeller- bach Scholarship. TIM LEGOFF JOHN DIXON Dr. Joseph Morgan, a V.C. grad of ’36, visits the school in 1957. At U.B.C. he gradu- ated at the head of his class in Agriculture, winning the Sadler Gold Medal. He won a National Research Scholarship to the University of Toronto and obtained his Doctorate degree. Dr. Morgan contributed research material vital to Dr. Jonas Salk in the development of his polio vaccine. He was recently made a professor at the University of Saskatchewan and a director of the Saskatchewan Cancer Institute. MANY V.C. GRADUATES HAVE EARNED DEGREES IN HIGHER EDUCATION Among the graduates may be found many professional men — doctors, lawyers, chartered ac- countants, etc. — who have exem- plified the success of the varied scholastic program so early begun at College. The urge to higher education is an integral part of the tradition among College stu- dents and very few of those who secure University Entrance status fail to make good use of their op- portunity. Thus is Vancouver Col- lege fulfilling the aims first en visioned by Brother Lannon and carried forward by the long suc- cession of devoted Brothers who have labored at College through the years. RICHARD A. DUMONT Sts. Peter and Paul Par- ish. Another member of the original class, he is Graduates Editor of the yearbook. President of his class, Richard is also a Legionary of Mary. An honour student, he has managed Varsity football and basketball teams. GARY T. DURKIN St. Mary ' s Parish. An eight year veteran, Gary is president of his class. He was captain for two of the four years he was on the Varsity football team. Gary was a mem- ber of the Boxing team, the Intramural basketball league, the Glee Club, and is past-president of the Monogram Club.

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DANIEL T. FURLONG St. Bernadette ' s Parish. Hailing from Seattle, Dan has boarded for four years. He has been active in the boarders ' Intra- mural football, basketball, and softball leagues. Upon gradu- ation, Dan will pursue a career in aeronautical engineering. Brian Cousineau and John Forbes match wits in a game of chess. MICHAEL E. GELUCH St. Joseph ' s Parish, White Rock, Mike has commuted between White Rock and College each day for two of his seven years here. Co-editor of The Blue Sheet , Mike also finds time to be a cheerleader. His future lies in the field of physiother- apy. JOHN E. GAREB Sacred Heart Parish, Golden, B.C. This is Jack ' s second year at College. President of the boarders, he is an asccomplished curler and skier. He was active on the boarders ' Intramural sports teams. Chartered ac- countancy is Jack ' s chosen ca- reer. ■ ' ' ' 1 ; ;! MICHAEL W. FRY St. Anthony ' s Parish, West Van- couver. A nine year veteran, Mike was born in England and now commutes from West Van. He was boxing manager for three years, and a member of the Sodality and Monogram Club. Hunting and skiing are Mike ' s favorite sports. RICHARD P. GALLAGHER Corpus Christi Parish. His birth- place in England, Rick now re- sides in Vancouver and has been attending V.C. for the last sev- en years. He divides his in- terest between music and skin- diving. Rick sees his future in the medical profession. 27