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1. fchs64.wordpress.com › photosPhotos | Franklin High School Class of 1964

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   Photos from our 50th Class Reunion in September of 2014. Click on any photo for full screen viewing.

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3. www.facebook.com › groups › 292028360847015Franklin high school | First graduation class 1964 - Facebook

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   First graduation class 1964. Sure do miss those days.

4. www.classmates.com › reunions › franklin high schoolFranklin High School: Class of 1964 - Classmates

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   RSVP to your 1964 class reunion or schedule one with your fellow alumni. Set the time and location or opt to make it an online event.

5. www.allhighschools.com › school › gladstoneGladstone Secondary School Alumni from Vancouver, BC

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   Gladstone Secondary School Alumni Class List. The names listed below are alumni who have been searched for on this site from Gladstone Secondary Schoolin Vancouver, British Columbia. If you see your name among the Gladstone Secondary School graduates, someone is looking for you!

6. www.classmates.com › places › schoolFranklin School - Find Alumni, Yearbooks and Reunion Plans

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   Reconnect with friends from Franklin School, find reunions, view yearbook photos and more.

7. www.classmates.com › places › schoolFranklin High School - Find Alumni, Yearbooks and Reunion Plans

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   Reconnect with friends from Franklin High School, find reunions, view yearbook photos and more.

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   When did Vancouver City College start?

   • The Vancouver City College, an amalgamation of the King Edward Edward Adult Education Centre, the Vancouver Vocational Institute, and the Vancouver School of art, completed its first year of operation with gratifying success. 1966 – 67

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   When did the Vancouver School of art open?

   • The new facilities opened in 1964. The Vancouver School of Art occupied part of the new facility for several years. In 1962, following publication of a report by Dr. John B. MacDonald, President of the University of British Columbia, the BC Government increases funding to UBC to enable it to meet the needs of a growing student population.

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   How did the Vancouver School Board respond?

   • The Vancouver School Board responded by combining the Vancouver Vocational Institute, the Vancouver School of Art and the Vancouver Continuing Education Centre (formerly, King Edward High School), into one organization called Vancouver City College, and expanding overall student capacity.

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   How did Vancouver's population grow during the 1960s?

   • The Freeway Debate During the 1960s, Vancouver’s population continued to grow – from 384, 522 in 1961 to 426, 256 in 1971. Much of the new population growth occurred in East and South Vancouver. In several neighborhoods, population density increased due to low density housing being replaced by low-rise apartments.

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9. blogs.vsb.bc.ca › heritage › 2019/11/15Chapter Six: The Sixties | VSB Archives & Heritage

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   Nov 15, 2019 · Composite photo of the King Edward High School’s last Grade 12 Graduation Class – 1962. The following year, the building re-opened as an adult education school called the Vancouver Continuing Education Centre.