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

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THE BLACK AND RED OCTOBER, 1948 - No. 78 Managing Editor . . . The Headmaster assisted by the Masters and Boys CONTENTS Editorial ......................................... . .............................................................. ..... 5 The Rev. G. H. Scarrett, B.A. ....... ..... 6 School Notes ..... , .... , .... - ....,......................... ..... 8 Academic Results, June, 1938 ..- ...... .......... 1 0 In Memoriam ........................ ............... ...... - . . 10 The Ker Cup ......... ,,,,,,,,,, 1 1 Salvete ................ ,,,,,,,,,, 1 2 Speech Day ....... .......... 1 2 Sports Day ....................... - .......... .......... 1 3 Colours Awarded, 1948 ....... ......,... 1 5 Cricket -...- ................................... 16 The Don Chapman Cup ....... ,,,,,,,,,, 2 1 Swimming and Diving .....,.... .... 2 2 Gymnastics ..... , .... - ........ ..... - ..... .......... 2 2 Cross-Country Run ......... .......... 2 2 Tennis ..... - ................... , ....... ...- ..... 22 Track Team ....... ,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 Grass Hockey ......... ,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 Rugby Football ........ M, ,,,, , 24 Cadet Corps ............ ,,,,,,,,,, 3 4 Shooting .................,. ,,,,.,,,,, 3 6 Old Boys Notes ..... ,. ,,,,,,,.,, 38 Births ........................ ,,,,,,,,,, 3 9 Marriages ................. -.. ,,,,,,,,,, 39 Roll of Honour ........ ..... ,,,.., 1 , .40 3

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A tl .elllilil Il 4 um I 1 I. XNNNX I 'IINK x lllmlm EDITORS M PAGE , lill . 1-35J'N'lil.iiiillI. I null'- lii - X X .... . .... . ....., . ..w. 1- ..... Ex -:fs 9 - q9 7 'X ' 7 N - i ' 'X -eg 1 'gg--I ' ea- -- , Q ' - , 1:-'.x.'LZfT: Avia?-. EDITORIAL On the 29th July, the Headmaster, while on his way to the printers with the proofs of this Magazine. collapsed and died. Of his qualities and his devotion to the School, two mem- bers of the Staff who knew him over a period of more than twenty years, have written eloquently and their joint tribute will be found within. Otherwise. apart from this brief edit- orial, the Magazine is as he had completed it and to those who have understanding, his personality will be found everywhere within its pages. With his passing, we can say with Tennyson: The old order cliangetlz, yeildiug place to new. And God fulfls Himself in many trays Lest one good custom should corrupt the world. It would be only fitting here to pay tribute also to two other loyal members of the Staff who served the School for many years: Miss Bowden and Major Howden have at last retired. Between them they have a record of more than fifty years service to the School. That they should enjoy a well earned rest is the sincere wish of us all. The Governors having honoured me on the 6th August with the appointment to the Headmastership, may I take this opportunity to offer a hearty welcome to Old Boys visiting the School. The strength of the School is measured not so much by numbers but by the quality of its products. The loyalty and devotion of the Old Boys is a measure of this quality and in them the spirit of the School continues long after they have left its walls and fields. It is to them, therefore, that I make this request. Take an active interest in School affairs, public- ize it among your friends and, best of all, visit it whenever you can. J. J. T. 5 X