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

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' Colonel B. R. Ker, member of the Board of Governors, thanked the Venerable Archdeacon for his address and for its message of inspiration. The Archdeacon then presented the prizes according to the list which fullowsi PRIZE LIST Form 'VI lst ......,,. G. D. Morant Remove A lst ..,...... T. R. Clifford , :end t ' R' MQ Duke B lst ...... C. D. Branson Ia lst 'e-- ----A- --r- D- If- Shaw 2nd T.C.Trowsdale 2nd ....., P. D. Paterson vfb lst.-.Dt In Igauantync Shell A lst ..................... R. H. Sundt 2nd ----4--4 -- R- I- Stfang A2 lst...A. DI. H. Newberry IY lst ............ D, I. Newton - 2nd ............ H. B. Smith R lst -- - ' ---'i P- T- Chffofd 3rd ..... -..G. T. L. Read C lst ........................ J. A. Clark Senior Scripture Prize, Div. I ................ N ..... - ........ D. V. Shaw Senior Scripture Prize, Div. II ..,.. - ...... - ........... R. I. Strang Junior Scripture Prize, Div. I ................. - ........ T. R. Clifford Iunior Scripture Prize, Div. II ..... - ................. L. C. Fevang Confirmation Class, lst ...... .....,................. - ........... R .I.Kingham T. B. Smith, G. E. Pearson, J. G. Myers, A. E. T. Hodgkinson. Headmastens Award ....................... - .......................... O. B. Morgan Chapman Cup ....... - .... - ........... - ............ .......... R . I. Kingham Ker Cup . .... .- .... ........................... - ....... ..... ........ - - O. B. Morgan Silver Spoon for best Cadet ............... ............. G .D. Morant SPORTS DAY The Annual School Sports were held on June Tth, this being the forty-lirst anniversary of the event. Although the weather was threatening in the morning, the rain held off until just after the last prize had been presented. Competition, especially in the Open events, was very keen, the record for the School Relay Race was equalled and that for the Intermediate I.ong ,Iump was broken. About six hundred guests, parents, Old Boys and friends ot the School attended. After the first half of the programme, tea was served in the School Gymnasium. After the last event, the visitors and the boys gathered round the School Steps and the Headmaster welcomed the guests and introduced to them Brigadier F. N. Cabeldu, an Old Boy of the School, who was to present the prizes. Brigadier Cabeldu spoke to the assembled company, particularly the boys. on the value of physical iitness in the everyday tasks of life. drawing upon his experiences in France and Holland for proof oi his assertions. Mr. F. E. XYinslow, Chairman of the 12

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J. F. Beanie J. G. S. Bigelow H. XI, lilgwneid C. P. Boas R. C. Camp ll. .-X. Coyle B. T. Fisher R. K Fevang L. C. Fevang S. M. Fraser SALVETTE T. C. Hallam .-X. gl. Hodgson C. KI. Kilgour I.. I7. Lopez ll.-I. McNeil treo I' Nlassie l1.l'..lIassie C. I.. Mitchell R. I-1. Muirhead I.. l'. Parker G. I. I.. Read ll. .-X. Sharpe .l. .'X. Sletnioe KI. I. Snelling R. lf. Smith II. C. Tomlin ll. K. Tresize T. C. Trowsdale P. C. von Harten Il. I-l. XVarrender C. R. Harris XY. XY. Price R. l.. Xtestwoocl SPEECH DAY The llst .Xnnual Speech liay was held on Friday, -Iune 20, when the Yen. Archdeacon XY. C. NYestern addressed the visitors and boys and presented the prizes for the year. The Headmasted welcomed a large gathering of parents and friends, some of whom had come from California, Seattle, Yancouver,Calgary and liclmonton. The ceremony was opened by prayer and reading of the Scripture, after which he report- ed on the School activities during the year. He stated that the attendance had been well maintained, that the boys taking the Departmental Examinations last year had made a good show- ing, commented on all the various forms of activity in which the boys had taken part and delivered a message of farewell to those who would not be returning. He reported that the activities of the Cadet Corps had been very encouraging, hav- ing been favourably commended by the Inspecting Qfficer on each occasion when an Inspection had been held. Mention was made of the fact that the School team entered in the R.M.C. Shooting Competition last year had gained hrst place in the Province over all the B.C. Schools: also that this year. owing to the lifting of war-time restrictions. recreational shooting had been engaged in and that all participating had won their Marksman Badge and that ten had won their Expert Badge. Boxing had been resumed during the Spring Term and the 'Iunior and Intermediate boys made a good showing in the finals. A new record tlfl ft. 1 in.j had been made in the Inter- mediate Broad Jump. The Headmaster then introduced and welcomed the guest speaker, the Yen. Archclcacon XY. C. XYestern, who spoke mainly to the boys, reminding them of the purpose of School life, of the benefits which they had received at University School, of the tasks which lay ahead of them in a wider world and of their duty to put into practice the lessons which they had learned at School. 11

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Board of iiovcrnors, thanked Hrigadier Caheldu for his speech and the llcadmaster for his lahours at thc School. Brigadier Czihcldu thcn presented the prizes for the races and for the boxing. Results wcrc as follows: 220 yards,under 14 220 yards, under 113 220 yards, open and Giolma Cup 100 yards,under 14 100 yards,under 16 100 yards,under 12 100 yards, open and St. Luke's Cup 100 yards,lnder 10 Tug-of-VVar T5 yards, under 9 L1 mile,under 113 Hurdles Id mile, under 14 Sisters' Race M mile, open Old Boys' Race M mile, open Junior Relay Relay Race- School vs. Qld Boys Sack Race Mile open,Thorne Cup High Jump, open High Jump, under 16 High Jump, under 14 Long Jump, under 16 Long Jump, open Long Jump, under 14 Cricket Ball throw Cross Country race, Old Boys' Cup Senior Champion Intermediate Champion junior Champion Gymnasium, Hay Croft Cup Pollard, lliaclow, Sllllilt l, 27 sec. Shaw, von Harlen, Hurnett, 25 sec. Xkliittoine, McNeil, Duke, 24 sec. Pollztrcl, Pearson, liiuclow, 11-lfisec. von Harten, Shaw, Price, 11 1X5 sec. Coyle, llarker l, Sundt ll, 154 3X5 sec. McNeil, Duke, XYhittomv, 10 -M5 sec. Harker Il, Camp, lioas I, 14315 sec. Day Boys Massie II, Spaven, Smith II. Shaw, von Harten, Shipley II, 59 2X5 Hcnnett, Duke, Harrison I, 16 sec. Pollard. llzgelow, Sundt I, 433 3X5 sec. Miss Stokes. Mackenzie, Morant, Duke, 553!5 sec. Inverarity. Morrow, Cook, Mackenzie, 2 min.22 3f5 Harker IIs Four, 431 sec. The School, McNeil, Perram, Duke, XVhittome, 42 sec. fRecord equalledj. Harker Il, Barker 1, Camp. SCC. SCC Mackenzie, Harrison I, Shipley II, 5:13. Harrison I, Perram, Duke, 5'1 Kreger, von Harten, liuruett, -1'8 Pollard, Myers, Sundt I, 4'1 Shaw, Burnett, Kreger, 19'1 frecordl Duncan, Shaw, Perram, 18'3 Polard, Barker I, Bigelow, 15'2 Haker, Shaw, Bennett, l00'2 Hurnett Mackenzie, Duke Ctiedj. Shaw Pollard Kreger Harvey Memorial RiHe-best shot in the Shool-Davison. Harvey Cup-best shot in D.C.R.A.-Davison. Don Braidwood Cup-best Intermediate shot-Clifford I. Platoon Cup-No. 1 Platoon-NVhittome. 13