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

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1 ll I V .. we -1 3 , '. 1 . , in C I f l, ,,.:i.f,.,,,--,,,-- 4- A, CRICKET XI. Young, Craig, MacKenzie, Mercer, Mackay, Cupples Hicks, Everett fVice-Captainj, Thorne fCaptainD, Sproule, VJilliams flieading from left to rightj FCOTBALL XV. ' Norman, Drake, Mercer, Taylor, MacKenzie, Patterson, Thomson, Everett Hicks, Gillespie fVicefCaptai-nj, Sproule fCaptainj, Thorne, Craig Green Mackay 1Reacling from left to rightj MA? I

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The BLACK Sc RED UNIVERSITY SCHOOL JULY, 1939 Victoria, B.C. No. 69 Editor ,,,., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,..,,,,......,.,...,..,A...... ......,.... T h e Headmaster assisted by the Masters and Boys CONTENTS Page Cricket XI and Football XV ..,...... ......- 4 Editorial ..i.....t.,,..........,..,...........,.,........., ..... - - School Notes ..............,i..........t...... ............... ..... -'.---' 6 Speech Day and Headmastens Report .rr..,... ....... 7 Trivialities ...... t...,.,.,.............. . ..t....... i.,...,. . . ..... r..r . . . 7 Academic Awards ...........,.,....,... ....... S Football ,.......,.................,,......................,....... ....... 9 Characters of the First Fifteen ........,.Y ....... 1 3 Cadet Corps A............................................. r...... 1 9 Shooting Notes .....,. 20 Boxing ............rr..,.,.......,.. ......, 2 1 Colours Awarded .....,. ....,.. Z 1 Tennis ........................... 22 Gymnasium .r...,.... Cricket ..,...............i,.... 2 3 '1 Cricket Characters ....,r.......... ....e,. - 9 Swimming and Diving .,....... ....... 5 O Annual Sports ...... .............. ....... 3 1 The Ker Cup .....,...,.............,,......,, ,. 32 Annual Cross Country Run .,...., Basketball ,..........,..,..,.,.........,.,.............,...... H 33 The Late Mr. I. C. Barnacle .,...,.,. aA,AlAA 3 4 Deaths ..........,........,.r.....................,.............. H 35 Old Boys Notes .,.,..,. .,,4,,, 3 6 General Notes ..,....... .,,,......,,,...,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,A, 3 7 ..3-.

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1 lily lliil 'i- ' A .. .... I g-.-..,gq.e ,..., - nl- H flu- I: . K I!-v!bS',1?i' V Ri- I u. Ex EDITOPJS Editorial Many things of interest happen every year and this year has been no exception. The visit of their Gracious Majesties, the King and Queen, must be noted, the boys availed themselves of every opporf tunity land there were manyj of seeing them. The Royal Visit ought to be a source of strength and inspiration for the future. Cnce again the usual round of activities have been not only completed but recorded in the Black and Red, on the Honor Boards and on Cups and Shields. It is pleasing to record increased numbers and it is a source of satisfaction that so many of the boys who joined us this year have so effectually caught the old school spirit. Many have achieved what for them a year ago would have been impossible. Again with sadness we have to record the names of those who have passed beyond the veil. One of our Founders and former Headf master, Mr. J. C. Barnacle died at Barbados last March. Although so far away, his interest in our doings was always an inspiration and we feel his loss keenly. It is our desire to erect a memorial to his life and work, further details of which are given elsewhere. P. E. Dawson who attended this school from 1917f192O passed away at Shanghai, China, last January. J. H. Lockhart, who attended the school from 19264929 died at Winnipeg in July, 1938. Trevor Williams who attended the school from 191Of12 died at Calgary in April, 1939. B. B. Ward who attended the school from 1927f1929 died at Calgary in August, 1938. A My concluding word is one of appreciation of the help and consideration which has always been so ungrudgingly given by Mas' ters, Prefects, Old Boys and Boys on each and every occasion it was needed. G.H.S. .. 5' ..