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

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« MR. G. OLSON One of the longest-serving members of our faculty, Mr. Olson has taught music at the College off and on since the late 1940’s. When he is not teaching at V.C., he can be found giving music lessons in his own music studios. He is also director of the Beefeater Band. MRS. M. FRY, REGISTRAR Mrs. Fry, Dean of the Office Staff, has been the College ' s Registrar for the past twenty years Her many talks, 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. 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 five yearj ago. A mother of two V.C. grads, she has contributed to devote much of her time in keeping things running smoothly in the office. MRS. KIM Mrs. Kim has taught in V.C.’s elementary school since 1966. In addition to teaching grade four, she also works with the remedial reading program. She obtained her degree in Education from U.B.C. BR. GERARD, N.D.L., B.A. Br Gerard, our handiman and 1 trouble shooter, first came to V.C. from Holland in 1956, leaving after a year to teach in Lethbridge, Alberta. Since coming back in 1974, his familiar “Tools away” cry has marked the end of many an I.E. class. BR. M.P. NOLAN, B.B.A., M.A., B.A. Br Nolan’s first year at the College was back in ’63. Since then, he has returned twice, the last time beginning in 1977. He is the head of the English Department and teaches English and Religion to grade twelves. He is also in charge of the Student Council and the annual Leadership Conference. 1 MR. E. CRAME, B.Sc. A graduate of De La Salle University of Manila in the Phillipines, Mr. Crame has taught at the College for 1 1 years, giving up a promising career as an accountant to share his vast knowledge of business with his students. He teaches economics, commerce, Spanish, religion and French in grades 9 to 1 1 . S ' Br. Basil counts the last of the Compliments of BILBRO TUCKING and B.C. PAPER CONVERTORS 12

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MRS. M. DAVIS, B.A. Mrs. Davis has taught art and art appreciation to grade 10, 11, and 12 for the past four years. As moderator of the Liturgical Committee, she was largely responsible for having organized many well-executed masses throughout the year. A willing helper, she can be counted on whenever her artistic talents are needed. Mr. Bell in the midst of trying to get his point across. Compliments of HOME SPA INDUSTRIES MR. LATTIMER, B.A. Mr Lattimer, a graduate of the University of B C , came to teach at Vancouver College in 1976. Teaching French and religion to the grade 9 and 11 levels, he also moderated the VoiCe and has actively involved himself in the intramural and musical programs MRS. MURRAY, B.L.S., R.I.P. For the past 6 years, Mrs. Murray has been a librarian in the Senior Library. MR. J.P. MILLS, B.A. During his five-year stint at V.C., Mr Mills has displayed the same spirit he had when he at- tended the College as a student. His activity in the Varsity basketball team especially exemplifies this. He teaches English and religion to the grade tens. BR. G.D. CONTI, B.A., M.Ed. A graduate of St Pius X High School in Montreal, Br. Conti has been teaching at V.C. since 1976. He is the homeroom teacher of grade 6 MRS. P. SADLER, TREASURER Mrs. Sadler, our treasurer for the past 4 years, 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. MR. W. ANDERSON, B.P.E. Mr Anderson, a graduate of the University of Alberta and B.C., has taught P.E. to the high school for the past four years. His expertise has greatly aided the grade 8 football, Varsity wrestling, and track and field teams. 11

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MRS. CERVO Another member of the janitorial staff, Mrs. Cervo has capably served in that position since 1974. MR. BATISTA Mr. Batista has been a member of the janitorial staff since 1974. MRS. N. SENDALL Mrs. Sendall, our elementary school librarian, has been at V.C. since 1961. In that time she has served in various capacities, from typing teacher to assistant registrar. The fact that the library has become the hub of the elementary school is a tribute to her untiring efforts. 22,531.60 raised in the Walkathon. MRS. J. MCLEAN, H. Dip. Ed. Mrs. McLean, who hails from Yorkshire, England, has taught the Primary Department for two years. She taught in London for 5 years before coming to Canada She accepted a teaching post in Montreal in order to “see the world ” Most of her classwork is in Grade III MRS. LLOYD One of the behind-the-scenes people, Mrs. Lloyd has been with the secretarial staff for six years MR. G. EMRY, B.A. Formerly from Bellingham, this Washingtonian has capably handled the diverse tasks he has been assigned to this, his sixth year As head of the Commerce Department, he taught commerce, business math, accounting and bookkeeping to grades 9, 11 and 12, respectively. As head of the Athletics Department, he coached the cross- country and track and field teams. BR. J.S. DAWSON, B.Sc., M.A.T. Maximum results, minimum effort is but one of the many delectable quotes that Br. Dawson has passed on to his students in his 7-year stay at the College. As head of the Religion Department, he has organized many rewardin g retreats. He teaches math to grade 1 1 and religion to grade 10 and 1 1 BR. F. BASIL BLOM, B ED. From the Brothers of Our Lady of Lourdes in Holland, Br Basil came to teach at College in 1962 for one year In 1972 he returned and since then he has been teaching Math and religion to grade 9 13