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

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COLLETT 1 THE KER CUP Perhaps, more than anything else, the award of the Ker Cup is a token of confidence that those who receive it will prove them' selves in every way worthy representatives of what the School stands for. This year the Cup was awarded to Peter Frederick Collett, who entered the School in 1940. Last year Collett completed most of his Junior Matriculatioii and this year he has taken some of the subjects for his Senior. He has been on the First Rugby XV two years, the First Cricket Xl two years, on the Gym VIII two years, and this year was a Cadet Lieutenant in the Corps.. On Sports Day this year he set up a new School record in the 120 yards Hurdles, gaining himself a place on the School Track Team. For the last two years Collett's record as a shot at the School has been quite outstanding, not only in the School competitions, but in the D.C.R.A., the InterfSchools Comf petition, and the Youth of the Empire Shoot. He has held a Prefectf ship for two years with great credit to himself. 15'

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Broad jump, under 14: Cricket Ball Throw: Cross Country Race: Senior Champion: Intermediate Champion: junior Champion: Gymnasium Champion: SHOOTING: Harvey Challenge Cup: Harvey Memorial Rifle: Braidood Cup: CADET CORPS: Platoon Cup: Harrison, Kreger II, Davison. 16'. Carle, Mackenzie, Collett II. 86.2.8. Dalziel. Dalziel. Whittome. Hutchison. Collett II. Best Junior, Kreger II. Collett I. Collett I. Davison. 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 25 115 sec. - Carew, 1927. 220 yds. under 16 22115 sec Rowe, 1932. 220 yds. Open: 21 215 sec. Pollock, 1932. 100 yds. under 14 11 315 sec D. Collett, 1943. 100 yds. under 16 10 315 sec. Wyld, 1910. 100 yds. Open: 10115 sec R. M. Dalziel, 1944. 120 yds. Hurdles, Open: 15 115 sec. -P. Collett, 1945. 51-Mile under 14: 59115 sec. -- C. C. I. Merritt, 1921 ifMile under 16: 54115 sec. -G. Wenman, 1923. 2-Mile, Open: 51 415 sec. - Owston, 1922. ifMile Open: 2 min. 215 sec. - Hodson, 1923. 1 Mile, Open: 5min.-Head, 1919. High Jump, Open: 5'6 - Gardner, 1929. High Jump, under 16: 5'5 - Ristine, 1930. High jump, under 14: 4'8 - R. Carle, 1940. Broad Jump, Open: 20'62 MKilpatrick, 1915. Broad Jump, under 16: Broad jump, under 14: Cricket Ball Throw: 18'10i - Cotton, 1924. 1713 -Aivazofl, 1919. 107 yds. 3 -- Quigle, 1924. COLOURS AWARDED, 1944-45 PREFECTS-Carle. VVyllie, Braide. XVatt, Collett II. RUGBY-Beckton. Collett I, Collett II, Watt. GYMNASIUM-Riley I, Riley II, Kreger II, Watt. SHOOTING-Davison, Braide. - TRACK-Collett I, Collett II. Dalziel, Braide, Riley I, Carle, Beckton, XVatt. CRICKET- Collett I. Morant. 14

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