St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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PREFECTS Gee jones i Dunlop Adams THE RUGBY TEAM

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was also Captain R. V. Harvey's letter, written to the boys in Aug' ust, 1914. Then there followed immediately the two minutes of sil- ence. The boys then Hled slowly past the wreath each turning to it during a brief pause as he passed. S. ADAMS Ker Cup Winner, 1934 The Kar Cup The annual award of the Ker Cup carries with it the greatest honour which it is within the gift of the School to bestow. It marks, in the recipient, a degree of promise which should be an incentive to high accomplishment in manhood. It is, above all, a token of confidence that he to whom it is given will prove himself a worthy representative of the boys of University School and of what the School stands for. The gaining of the Ker Cup is great achievement in itself, but the fulfilment of the responsibility which is undertaken by its accep' tance calls for still greater. We believe that winners of the Kei' Cup are capable of great achievement. We publish in this issue the photograph of Stuart Mitchell Adams fAdamsiij the winner of the Ker Cup for 1934. -6.. iii! . 1.4.1