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Mr. F. E. Winslow, Chairman of the Board of Governors, was present and thanked the Archbishop for his inspiring address. The'Archbishop then presented the prizes as follows: Form VI--J. A. Kitson, N. S. Jackson, D. G. Anderson Form Va-A. G. Beckton Form Vb-W. de Roos Form lVa-L. D. Thrupp Form lVb-I. A. D. Stamer, I.. Whittome Shell A-A. T. Gordon Shell B--I.. C. Hughes Shell C-D. E. Fox Senior Scripture Prize-R. F. Stephenson Junior Scripture Prize-W. H. Kreger Drawing Prize-R1 G. Dalziel Headmastefs Awards--R. E. Bailey, D. F. Slocombe, j. A. Kitson, and G. W. Coghlin Kei' Cup-R. E. Bailey SPORTS DAY The Annual Sports Day was held this ycair on june 5, in perfect weather for such an occasion. The usual large crowd of Old Boys, parents and friends of the School attended. This year there was a particularly large attendance of Old Boys and no less than twentyffour ran in the Old Boys Race. Cne new record was established for the 100 Yards Under Fourteen by Collett II, and the 100 Yards Open was equalled, by Dalziel II, fR.M.l. This year for the first time the john Thorne Cup for the Mile was presented. The 'Senior Championship and Wilson Miniature were won by Dalziel II fR.M.l, the Intermediate Championship and Taylor Cup by Dalziel III fR.G.j, and the Junior Championship by Collett II. The Headmaster thanked the officials responsible for the handling of the events, and introduced Colonel Colin Ferrie, an Cld Boy of the School and now Ollicer Commanding Gordon Head Training Camp. Colonel Ferrie pointed out to the boys the value of athletics and good sportsmanship in connection with army train' ing, and urged them to carry out into the difficult world of today the lessons they had learned and habits they had that day put into practice. - In a few well chosen words, Mr. F. E. Winslow, Chairman of the Board of Governors, thanked Colonel Ferrie for his address, who then presented the Cups and Medals. During the afternoon tea was served as usual to some five hundred guests in the School Gymnasium. 11
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ARMISTICE or REMEMBRANCE DAY As has been the custoom for the past twenty-four years the School held its own Commemoration Ceremony at 10:45 a.m. in the school buildings. - The Reverend, the Headmaster, conducted the Service, which was attended by all the boys and members of the Staff. Names of some eighty Old Boys who have fallen during the present and past conflicts, were read out, and Prayers were offered for their bereaved ones 'and for those now serving in thc various Forces. The laying of the School Vsfreath on the Honour Roll was followed by the reading of a passage from Revelation, Chapter 7, and the Lord's Prayer. At 11a.m. the Service concluded with the sounding of the Last Post by the buglers of the Cadet Corps. .1111- l. SPEECH DAY The close of the School year was marked by the presentation of academic prizes in the School Gymnasium on Saturday, june 19, in the presence of about a hu-ndred and fifty parents, Old Boys and friends of the School. The Headmaster opened the ceremony with prayers followed by the reading of the Scripture lesson by R. E. Bailey, the Head Prefect. The Headmaster then delivered his annual report, the thirty- seventh in the history of the School, touching on all phases of school life which had been carried on unimpaired despite the increasing difiiculties engendered by the war. He referred to the numerous decorations earned by the Old Boys in the present war. One of the Old Boys recently decorated, Lieut. W. A. Garrard, was in the audience and was enthusiastically welcomed by the boys of the present School. After giving his report the Headmaster introduced His Grace, Archbishop Harding, formerly Archbishop of Ruperts Land. The Archbishop spoke at some length to the boys in an :iddrcss which varied between the amusing, the reminiscent and the instruc- tive, and which left all his audience filled with a sense of inspiration and courage. He told them stories of schools of older days, he spoke of the aims and objects set before them by the School which they attended and he emphasized the call for Christian Gentlemen which was sent up by the world today. He ended his address with the clarion call, In Thought, Faith, in Words, Wisdom, in Deeds, Courage, in Life, Service. 10 .
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