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

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ii W 5 I I .1 4 4' 'Wlill Y Gordon ll Hodgins Taylor ll Sports Day The Annual School Sports were held this year on Satur- day, June 4th, A large gathering of parents, Old Boys and friends of the School was present in cloudless weather to watch a full programme of events contested with keenness and en- thusiasm. After the Sports, tea was served on the field and the guests then assembled to witness the presentation of prizes by the Guest of Honour, the Very Reverend Cecil Swanson, D.D., Dean and Rector of Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver, B.C. Dean Swanson recalled the time when he himself was a master at the School and emphasized the continuity of the School's history by reminding his hearers that in those days Mr. Wen- man had been one of the competitors in the Sports. When the cups and medals had been presented, Mr. P. E. Winslow, O.B.E., Chairman of the Board of Ciovernors. thanked Dean Swanson on behalf of the School for his partici- pation in the events of this memorable day. The School thanks are also due to Mr. R. Logan Mayhew and Mr. F. C. Pollard for their services as judges, to Brigadier P. N. Cabeldu, C.B.E., D.S.O., and Mr. F. Skillings who acted as timekeepers. and to Mr. A. McKinnon who, in his capacity as starter, added yet another to his long list of services to the School. 13

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The Headmaster introduced the Dean and Mrs. Calvert, who presented the prizes in accordance with the list below. Legg II presented Mrs. Calvert with a bouquet and the Dean then spoke mainly to the boys on the subject of the Game of Life. In a brief address, which was as humorous as it was polished and to the point, the Dean compared the struggle of life with the struggle to succeed at school. In life the prizes were infinitely greater and much more worth while but, unlike school, where the prizes could go to only a few, the prizes of a Christian life would go to all who had the daring, the courage and the deter- mination to succeed. The Head Prefect. followed by the Chairman of the Governors, then thanked the Dean and Mrs. Calvert both for presenting the prizes and for the inspiring address, and the proceedings concluded with the singing of the school song and the National Anthem. The prize list was as follows: Shell C ...... Shell Bm Shell A ,.., ACADEMIC FORM PRIZES z-r,--.Millard -,------Abel -,------Queale IVth ..... .,c.... . .........,,...... C halloner VB ........ Kingham Brown IIfLegg l VA .................................c.. Butler I Remove B - ...... Bradley VI Lower. s.... ...... B allantyne Remove A ..... Legg II VI Upper ,,,, ,,,,.,r. M cCormick SUBJECT PRIZES Reading ...... ......... B oas III French ....... .a...., M offat I Read VJriting ...... .,,,............. H0lIT1S Latin .....,..... .................. B utler I Arithmetic ....c.c.cr...c.c........ Andruss Geography ,..,...,...., - ....... Shipley II Art .c.,....c....... Sundt II Brown III Social Studies .... Jackson Gordon II Scripture Shaw English ............ Legg-XVillis Craven Science ........ Ballantyne McCormick Mathematics .... Brownl McCormick SPECIAL AWARDS HEADMASTERS AWARDS EOR SERVICE .... HOGARTH SHIPLEY I CHAPMAN CUP ......................c..................,...,c......................... LEGG II KER CUP ....,....., ........ S HIPLEY II 12

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