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

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MRS. MARGARET FRY, REGISTRAR Mrs. Fry, Dean of the Office Staff, has been at the College’s Registrar for the past twenty years. Her many tasks, ranging from dealing with admissions to giving a word of advice to troubled students, have helped to contribute to the smooth running of the school. This year the lay faculty and staff elected her as their representative on the Faculty Council. MRS. K. NEILSON, SECRETARY Mrs. Neilson has been Mrs. Fry ' s assistant in the office for th e past five years. Her background as a policewoman in Her Majesty’s Secret Service stands her in good stead as she tracks down absentees and latecomers. MRS. M. STEFANOV, SECRETARY Mrs. Stefanov has served as the Alumni Secretary as well as general office assistant since the Mothers’ Volunteer program took over her position in the Senior Library two years ago. A mother of two V.C. grads, she has continued to devote much of her time in keeping things running smoothly in the office. MRS. P. SADLER, TREASURER Mrs. Sadler, our new treasurer, is one of those many people whose work behind the scenes makes a complex operation like V.C. run smoothly. She is no stranger to the College as her son, Peter, graduated from here in 1967. MRS. M. PATTERSON, R.N. “Doc” as she is familiarly known in the faculty room has been the school nurse since 1971. Mrs. Pat- terson has coordinated a “Youth Development Program” in cooperation with the College Religion Department. 9

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ADMINISTRATION BR. JAMES C. BATES, PH.D. Brother Bates, a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, first came to V.C. as principal in 1954. He served in this position until 1960 when he was appointed principal of Brother Rice High School in Chicago. When the Canadian Province of the Christian Brothers was established in 1963, he was appointed to the Provincial Council and stationed at the Brothers ' headquarters in Montreal. In 1966, he returned to Vancouver as Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese. After resigning this position in 1971, he rejoined the College faculty as teacher of Religion and French. In 1975 when Brother Bucher was assigned to Rome at the end of his term of of- fice, Brother Bates was named principal of V.C. for the second time. MR. JOHN KAVALEC, B.SC. A native of Flin Flon, our beloved Vice- Principal and Dean of Discipline is now in his ninth year at the College. When he is not tracking down wayward students or trying to find substitute teachers, Mr. Kavalec spends his time tormenting his Biology classes. This year he has em- barked on an organized program in a vain attempt to reform Fr. Whelihan, the College Chaplain. ww

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