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

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THE BLACK ANDTRED AUGUST.l949 VlCTTDRIA.B.C. NO.7Q Managing Editor - The Headmaster assisted bv the Masters and Boys E CQNTENTS PAGE Editorial - ...,........d 5 The Headmaster ..d,... 6 School Notes ....A....dA.,,.....d....d,.. 7 Academic Results. June. 19483 rc.d., 10 Salvete ....,.........,.,..,r.. ,.,r.. . -. 10 Speech Day ...... 1 l Sports Day .... --- 1 3 Rugby ..ra.. 16 Cricket .....,... , ....., ,-- 25 Grass Hockey ..... 30 Cross Country 'u., ...,. ,.., 3 1 Soccer ....,..,.... e..... - -- 3 Z Gym. ...... - ,.,..uu uuu, 3 2 Tennis ,...., 32 Swimming ...,,, ,.., 3 3 Stamps .... W 33 Boxing ....... 34 Cadet Corps ...,, 35 Shoodng ..... .... 39 Wireless ......t ....,, 4 l Photography ..,.. ....,, 4 l Library ..,,,.. 3,.,,, 4 Z Miscellany ....,, .... I 42 Old Boys ........ ,-,.,,. 4 9 War Memorial .,..,3 52 3

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Editorial . You don't look much like an editor, old man, said the Old Hand. Don't I? said the Editor. There was a hint of dis- appointment in his voice. What ought I to look like? It was the Trooper who answered. He had recently taken his wife to see a Grade Z picture from Hollywood. Much more business-like, I should say-green eye-shade, elastic sleeve-bands and half-a-dozen telephones in a row. Oh, I don't think I'm meant to be that sort of an editor. Prefectorial Committee Probes Detention Racket isn't quite the sort of thing we Want in a school magazine, you know. By the way, he went on irrelevantly, 'Ahave you noticed how busy people are, according to the papers, 'probing' everything within sight? It always makes me think of a chap going around with a long steel bodkin and sticking it into things. The Trooper wasn't listening. He had produced a sheaf of grubby paper slips from his pocket, and was busy trying to discover what had happened to the 18 cent deficit in the Brent- wood bank. I thought I might do something on the school motto- the Editor resumed tentatively. Corpore Sano's not very topical, commented the Old Hand, as he scribbled a couple of names on the extra-Work list. We've got mumps. Well, I could concentrate on the Mens Sana part. I doubt it, said the Trooper peevishly, eyeing a pile of pulp-magazines which he had recently confiscated in the Remove. On his second count, the deficit had reached 25 cents. I don't think you quite get the point, the Editor said, a trifle coldly. A motto's not meant to be a piece of fulsome self-congratulation. It expresses an ideal towards which we strive. After all, look at the B.B.C.'s motto-Nation Shall Speak Peace Unto Nation. Nothing much more untimely than that, is there, if you want to be cynical about it? The Trooper was suddenly mollified as he remembered that Robinson III had approached him for 25 cents three days before, in the deep end of the swimming pool. Right, he said, do something about the school motto. What are you going to say? Well, a motto expresses an ideal towards whichl- You've said that already, the Old Hand pointed out. Yes, but that's really all there is to say. isn't it? That- and the fact that, looking back over the last year asna whole, I really do think we've made some progress towards it. ' J. S. C. 5