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

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A CRICKET XI. Gibbs. Twiss, Leslie. Molliet, Boak, Vv'ade Rlackay. Cupples fVicefCapt.j, Mercer fCapt.J, Young. William fReading from left to rightj M'-fe s FOOTBALL XV. Corry, Boak, Albert, Tweedy, Cockeram, Vsfilliams, Vwfinslow Taylor, Mercer fVice-Captj, Thorne lCapt.J, Patterson, Duke North Gibbs fReading from left to Tightj 1 4 ...

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The BLACK 85 RED UNIVERSITY SCHOOL -ILTLY, ll?-W Victoria, B.C. No. -7'l Editor, ,, , ,. A , A , ,The Headmaster assisted hy the Masters and Boys 1 'I lN'l'lCN'I'S Page Cricket XI and Foothall XV A,,.A. ,A. 4 Editorial . , A 7 Scht 11,'v l Notes . ,.... cn. ,, 6 Speech Day and Headiiiasteifs Report ,..r A 3 Cross Country Run .. .. r,.., . .... ., 8 :Xcadeniic Awards 4. 9 Salvette ,rrr,r , . 9 Sports Day , , ,c ll University School lncogs ...A 12 Gun Running on Sports Day, , 12 Classics from the Classesm., ..i,. ..,, , H 13 Football ,.,, , 14 Colours Awarded ........,....,.4 ..,,., 1 4 Annual Cross Country Run .. .A o,,.,, A. 16 Characters of the First Fifteen ,.i.i..,.i A 23 Tennis e.,..., , .,,, ei.....,.,.,,.i . ,.i.w,, ..., C ,. 24 Shooting Notes 29 Cadet Corps '16 Boxing ....,. .... ,.,, 2 8 Gymnastics .ie,. .,,,... ......, ...... ii.. 2 9 Swimming and Diving ..,,. .... 3 0 Cricket ...c.., ..,, , ., .,ic .e,i.c3l Cricket' Characters ,.., ,ii. 3 7 Deaths ...,.c ...i. . . ,.,.i,,, ,c.. 3 8 Old Boys Notes ,....,. ..,,..,...,, C .. ,.,,.,,i C, 39 Serving in His Majesty's Forces ,........ .,...,., 4 fl General Notes ....................,,,...,..c... .....,.... ........ 4 1 --3+

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N ll i mul it ' 'nllIll' X X. ll -lx c iiiiqln EDITORS M PAGE X In I, f ,.., Illfulln ml Jill! V r. . i. .- :,' 7 X K X . .... -. : - .,.A 'l .k 41' '-'. ,ff 9 i g 2 ' x 'ia 6 .ue ' 'Tex fl gill- '. -5 I I . in F: I-NA -as Mx Editorial Black and Red time again. What changes since our last issue. We always miss some familiar faces after the MidfSummer holidays -the fellows in the Sixth who have finished their school career or have gone to the University, R.M.C., the Army, Navy or Air Force. In ordinary times we have grown accustomed to these changes, but now in war time, how regrettable they seem. Still we are proud that our boys are anxious to take their place in this time of the Empires need. We have endeavoured to give a list of our old boys who have volunteered in the various services. Of course, the list is not by any means completeg we shall he glad to have news of others. This year the school has carried on all the usual activities. Our enrollment has not suffered so far, but we do not know what the coming years may hold in store for us. Of one thing we can he sure, however, the old school will continue to function and engender that spirit of loyalty and service which has marked the boys of the school since its inception in 1906. So let us go forward hopefully and cheerfully despite what the future may have in store for us. If we can do this we shall at least have achieved something worthfwhile. G. H. S. mg..