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

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H. H. Bell V. S. Bradley D. J. Brown C. V. Brown J. C. Butler T. R. Butler D. G. Butler G. K. Clatchey G. D. Coles J. B. Colquhoun SALVETE W. Cotter Elder J. Field H. Goodrich F. Goodrich S. Hethey T. Hethey I. Hogarth M. Laing D. C. Mulder S. S. Queale J. L. Riddle P. W. Scholtz J. Seinet R. W. Steadman M. E. H. Truemarz I. D. Tyson M. E. Wilson E. R. Legg-Willis SPEECH DAY The 42nd Annual Speech Day was held on Friday, June 18th. The Rev. F. H. Cosgrave, formerly Provost and Vice- Chancellor of Trinity College, Toronto, addressed the visitors and boys and presented the prizes for the year. The Headmaster welcomed a large gathering of parents and visitors, some of whom had come from a considerable dis- tance to be present for the ceremony. In his Report, he re- ferred to the excellent showing made by the boys in the De- partmental Examinations last year and commented on all the Activities during the year. He made special reference to the outstanding success of the Cadet Corps, Shooting, Rugby Foot- ball, Cricket, Boxing and Gymnastics. He then introduced and welcomed the guest speaker, The Rev. Dr. Cosgrave, who addressed the boys reminding them of the purpose of School life and, now that their School days were over, to put into practice the vital things they had learned while at school. Mr. F. E. Winslow, O.B.E., Chairman of the Board of Governors, thanked Dr. Cosgrave for his excellent address and for its message and inspiration. Dr. Cosgrave then presented the prizes according to the following list: Form VI lst ...... E. P. Rimmer PRIZE LIST Va lst...D. J. Ballantyne 2nd ......... R. I. Strang Vb lst ......... D. L. Newton Shell 2nd ...... G. T. L. Read IV lst ......... R. I. Kingham 2nd ..........., D. J. Brown 12 RemoveA lst ...... C. D. Branson 2nd ......... J. T. Barker B lst ............ R. H. Sundt A lst...H. J. Barker .A. J. H. Newberry B lst ......... S. S. R. Queale C lst .................. D. G. Butler

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RAFAEL MELENDEZ DUKE fat School September 1942-June 19481 Winner of the Ker Cup Awarded for the Best all round boy in the VI Form, on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Athletics and Leadership. 11

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Senior Scripture Prize .............................. D. J. Ballantyne Upper Intermediate Scripture Prize ...... D. I. Newton Lower Intermediate Scripture Prize ...... J. M. Laing Junior Scripture Prize ............................,.......... ,D. C. Mulder Confirmation Class ................................................... D. J. Brown Barnacle Cup for Tennis .................................... R. M. Duke Terry Mathews Cup for Swimming ...... L. R. Gilbert Clayton Cup for best Cricket Team ...... R. M. Duke Captain Headmaster's Award .......... ........... A . C. Cotter R. M. Duke Chapman Cup ........,......... ...... D . E. Fox Ker Cup ................... .................................. ........ R . M. Duke SPORTS DAY As usual the Annual School Sports were held on the first Saturday in June, this year, on June 5th. The weather was ideal for the occasion. Competition, especially in the Open events. was keen. There were no records broken as the Track was unusually heavy for this time of the year. About five hundred guests. parents, Old Boys and friends of the School attended. Following the first half of the pro- gramme, tea was served as usual in the School Gymnasium. Following the events, the visitors and boys gathered around the School Steps and the Headmaster welcomed the guests and introduced to them, Mr. Archie McKinnon. Phys- ical Director, Y.M.C.A., who was to present the prizes. Mr. McKinnon spoke to the assembled group, particularly to the boys on the unusual opportunities they had for keeping phys- ically fit at a School with such facilities as University School. Mr. F. E. Winslow, O.B.E., Chairman of the Board of Govern- ors, thanked Mr. McKinnon for the outstanding work he was doing for the benefit of boys generally in the community and also for his kindness and service to the School on so many occasions. Mr. McKinnon then presented the prizes for the Track events of the day and the Boxing, the finals of which were held during the Easter Term. Results were as follows: 220 yards, under 14 Bigelow, Brown, Barker I, 29 315 sec. 220 yards, under 16 Pollard, Burnett, Butler II, 26 sec. 220 yards, open and Giolma Cup Duke, Shaw, Price, 24 sec. 13