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

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The proceedings opened with prayers, followed by the reading of the Scripture by Beckton. The Headmaster then welcomed the guests and gave a comprehensive report of the year's activities. Conspicuous in the report was the account of the high standard of work done by the Cadet Corps. In reporting on his Inspection of the Corps in May, Major Pigot, 2 ifc East Kent Regiment, had paid it a high tribute for its excellent achievement. Closely connected with the Cadet tradition of the School are the outstanding war records of Old Boys in this war and the last. In speaking of this, the Headmaster extended sympathy to the bereaved of the thirtyfseven Old Boys who paid the supreme sac' riiice in this war. A onefminute silence was observed in their honour. Hundreds of Cld Boys continue to serve, he said, and thirtyfeight decorations, including one V.C., have been awarded. In the last war seventy gave their lives and twentyfone decorations were won: a record of two wars which is probably unequalled by any School of similar size and age in Canada. With words of advice and thanks to the senior boys who were leaving and cheerful words to those who would be returning, the Headmaster then called on Mr. Mathews to say a few words for the Qld Boys. Mr. Mathews spoke briefly of the interest of the Cld Boys in all functions of the School, and then the guest speaker was introduced to the gathering. Dr. Boyle complimented the boys who were to receive awards and encouraged those who did not receive any. He imparted words of advice to the boys and reminded them in closing, of Mark Twain's words: It ain't what we don't know that makes fools of us, but what we know that ain't true. Mr. Winslow thanked the Headmaster for his report and Dr. Boyle for his address. Prizes were then presented by Dr. Boyle. The proceedings came to a close with the singing of the Dismissal Hymn, School Song and the National Anthem, after which tea was served in the Dining Room. The Prizes were presented as follows: Form Vlak-lst, CavefBrownefCave. Remove B-Ist, Pearson. Form Vlb-lst, Allin: 2nd, Grant. Shell A-lst, Kingham. Form V-lst, Morantg Znd, Livingstone. Shell B-lst, Barker II. Remove A-lst, Duncanllg 2nd, Ballantyne. Shell C-Ist, Albright. Senior Scripture Prize-Beames. Senior Scripture Prize-Kirk. junior Scripture Prize: Davison junior Scripture Prize-Clifford II. Confirmation Class, Catechism Prize-Henley. Headmaster's Awards-Braide. Watt and Collett II. Chapman Cup, for the best boy under fourteenfMyers. Ker Cup, for the best boy in the school-Collett I. 11

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SPORTS DAY Sports Day this year was held on June 2nd, The weather was perfect and a record number of parents and friends of the School were on hand to witness the events. There was a large and repref sentative group of Old Boys present, some of them having returned from service Overseas. One new record was set up by Collett I in the 120 yards Hurdle Race. The new record is now 15 1f'5 . The presentation of prizes was made by Mr. R. B. Mathews. BA., President of the Old Boys Association and a member of the Board of Governors. The Headmaster welcomed the guests and said that it afforded him great pleasure to have Mr. Mathews present the prizes. Mr. Mathews then addressed the gathering, touching on the value of sports and athletics and the general advantages available to boys who are attending the School. Mr. Wiiislow, Chairman of the Board of Governors, thanked Mr. Mathews for his address and kindly interest and referred to the Headmaster's devoted service to the School. The results of the events were as follows: 220 yds. under 14 Hutchison, Kreger II, Clifford I. 29 4f5 . 220 yds. under 16 Whittome, Kreger I, Duke. 25 4f5 . 220 yds. Open: Dalziel, Collett II, Beckton, 24 1f5 . 100 yds. under 14 Hutchison, Kreger II, Clifford I. 12 100 yds. under 16 Whittome, Kreger I, Duke. 11 3f5 . 100 yds., Open: Pearson, Fox, Myers. 15 . 100 yds. under 12 Dalziel, Collett II, Beckton. 10 2!5 . 100 yds. under 10 Hughes II, Barker II, Forrester, 15 3f5 . TugfoffWar: Day Boys. 75 yds. under 8: ?yMile under 16: 120 yds. Hurdles, Open: 3yMile under 14: Old Boys Race: 5'Mile Open: junior Relay: Relay Race, 400 yds.: Sack Race: 1 Mile, Open: High jump, Open: High -lump, under 16: High Iump, under 14: Broad Jump, Open: Broad jump, under 16: Barker III, Campbell, Thompson II. 12 3X5 Collett II, Harrison, Mackenzie. 60 2!5 . Collett I, Watt, Dalziel. 15 1f5 . Kreger II, Hutchison, Burnett. 69 4!5 . F. Skillings, F. Pollard, R. Peers. Dalziel, Collett II, Beames. 2' 27 3!5 . Vaughan, Barker II, Gordon II, Clifford II. 61 3f5 . The School. 43 . Myers, Pearson, Kingham. Braide, Harrison, Mackenzie. 5' 2 . Riley I, Watt and Collett II fequalj. 4' 111 Brown I, Harrison, Cox. 4' 72 , Kreger II, Hutchison, Henley. 4' 2 . Dalziel, Collett II, Riley I. 19' Si . Duke, Whittome, Hutchison. 16' 4 . 13