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

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The Clayton Cup for intrafmural cricket was presented to Collett I's Eleven. The Don Chapman Cup for the best boy under fourteen was presented to M. Clifford. The Ker Cup for the best boy in the School was presented to I. A. Kitson and A. C. Beckton, who were adjudged equal. The Drawing Prize went to L. Whit' tome: and the Senior and Junior Scripture Prizes to D. Morant and W. Kreger, respectively. The Headmaster's Awards to Prefects was made to A. G. Beckton, R. F. Stephenson and P. F. Collett. The ceremony concluded by the singing of the School Song and National Anthem, after which tea was served to the Guests and friends. D SPORTS DAY Sports Day this year, the thirtyfeighth in the history of the School, was held on June 3rd, The weather had not been propitf ious during the week but Sports Day itself was quite perfect in this respect. A large number of parents, Old Boys and friends of the School assembled to witness the events. All year it had been a question whether Dalziel I could break the record for the Hundred, a record which had been equalled but never beaten since 1912. To the delight of everyone he did so and the new record stands at 10115 seconds. After the last race the spectators and competitors gathered round the School steps for the presentation of prizes by Mr. F. E Winslow, Chairman of the Board of Governors. The Headmaster, in introducing the guest of honour, said that we looked on Mr. Winslow rather as a friend of the School than as Chairman of the Board, and commented on the long and kindly interest of Mr. Wins' low in the welfare of the School. Mr. Winslow then addressed the gathering, touched on the Academic successes of the School, especially the fact that the School had sent six Cadets to the R.C.N.C. last year, congratulated the boys on their athletic sue' cesses of the day, and spoke of the Headrnaster's long and devoted service to the School. The results of the events were as follows: 220 yds. under Fraser, Payne and Clark I equal. 305. 220 yds under Collett II, Kreger I, Whittome. 25 315. 220 yds Open Dalziel I, Dalziel II, Kitson. 24 315. 100 yds under Fraser, Morrow, Payne. 13 315. 100 yds under Collett II, Kreger I, Morant. 11 115. 100 yds. under Kreger II, Skillings. Hughes. 14115. 100 yds Open Dalziel I, Dalziel II, Stephenson. 10115. 100 yds. under Pearson, Fox, Wetmore. 14. TugfoffWar: Boarders. 75 yds. under 8 ifMile under 16: Hurdles, Open: 5fMile under 14 Junior Relay: Old Boys Race: Barker III, Forrester, Newberry. 11415. Collett II, Kreger I, Wyllie. 59 415. Riley I, Dalziel II, Morrison. 17 315. Morrow, Kreger II, Skillings. 68 415. Myers' Team. 43 415. Peers. 11

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ifMile, Open: Relay Race: Sack Race: 1 Mile, Open: High Jump, O pen: High jump, under 16: High -lump, under 14: Broad Jump, Open: Broad jump, under 16: Broad Jump, under 14: Cricket Ball Throw: Cross Country Race: Kitson, Briggs, Webb. 2.18 115. The School. Pearson, Myers, Fox. 15115. Stephenson, Braide, Webb. 5.8 115. Collett II, Riley I, Dalziel I. 5' E . Perram, Stamer, Morant. 4' 7i . Clark I, Morrow, Fraser. 4' 1-E . Senior Champion: Intermediate Champion: junior Champion: Gymnasium Champion: BOXING: Paper weight: Fly weight: Feather weight: Light weight: Welter weight Middle weight Lightfheavy weight: Heavy weight and Dalziel II, Dalziel I, Stephenson. 19' 1' Collett II, Wyllie, Perram. 17' 95 , Kreger II, Fraser, Morrow. 13' 3 . Dalziel I, Collett II, Morant. 88.2.1. Braide. Best junior: Kreger II. Dalziel I. Collett II. Fraser. Stamer. Kirk. Stamer. Dalziel II. Stanley and Collett I. Gordon I and Collett II. Bissett. Beckton. School Champion: Carle. SHOOTING: Harvey Memorial Cup Collett I. Harvey Challenge Cup Collett I. Braidwood Cup Clifford 1. CADET CORPS: Platoon Cup No. 1 Platoon. SPORTS RECORDS AT THE SCHOOL SINCE THE FOUNDATION In response to the numerous requests we are again publishing the School Records for the annual events on Sports Day since the Foundation. 220 Yds. under 14: 25115 22115 sec.-Rowe, 1932. sec. - Carew, 1927. 220 Yds. under 16: 220 Yds. Open: 100 Yds. under 14: 100 Yds: under 16: 100 Yds. Open: 2 Mile under 14: 5 Mile under 16: Z Mile Open: 5 Mile Open: 1 Mile: High Jump Open High 'lump under High Jump under Long Jump Open Long jump under Long Jump under H Cricket Ball Throw: 21215 sec. Pollock, 1932. 11315 sec D. Collett, 1943. 10 315 sec NVyld, 1910. 10115 sec.-NR. M. Dalziel, 1944. 59115 sec C. C. I. Merritt, 1921 54115 sec C. Weninan, 1923. 51415 sec.-Owston, 1922. 2 min. 215 sec.-Hodson, 1923. 5 min.-Head, 1919. 5'6 - Gardner, 1929. 5'5 - Ristine, 1930. 47811 R. Carle, 1940. 20'6 31-4 - Kilpatrick, 1915. 18'105 - Cotton, 1924. 17'1i - Aivazoff, 1919. 107 yds. 3 - Quigle, 1924. 13