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

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Shell II ........ ...................,......... Shell I ..........,,. Remove B .....,... Remove A ......... Form Prizes A. lleakes. A. G. Hubbard Hinton. G. Pmrander. R. Henning Postans Hlenman UPPER SCHOOL English ........ F rench ...... Latln ........ . ...... ................ ................... . Glwfcli .,....................................................................... Honourable Mathematics ...............................,........................i... Subject Prizes Thurman, R. Hutchinson. C. Plant Dayton. YV. Savale NI. Gerry. D. Mulder' Peers. Coleman Mention-ll. A. MeClaskeyw E. Powell. K. Rooney Science ..........,.... ............ K Idiens, R. Stone Social Studies ....... ........ P . Brown, Idiens Geography ........ ......................... R . YVarren Art ..,............ ............................ E . Fairbourn Rlusic .... ......... J . XVZIIIIIIHHH. Mandy Scripture . ............................ ........................ J . Johaneson Form Prizes IV ........, .,......................... ............,.............. E . Powell VB ......... ....... P . Brown, K. Rooney VA ........ ..................... N I. Gerry VI ,.... .,..,................,.... ......... D . Mulder Special I Prizes RIandy-Goff Trophyn- ......,............................... ....... P . Lund General Knowledge BIarionette Library' .............................. NI. Gerry Eloeution .................... P. Marinker. S. Peers. E. Pollard. Greenhouse Chapman Cup .,...............,...,......... ............. ..................... R . O. McRae 8

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future, in earnest of which Nlrs. XN'illiston accompanied Dr. Campbell and later in the day presented the Sports awards. ln the absence of N111 lYinslow in England the chair xv as taken by Brig. Cabeldu. Vice Chairman of the Governing Body. and among the Governors on the platform it was most pleasing to see N111 Ditmars who. despite the tiring journey from Vancouver. looked a great deal younger than his ninety years. Following O Canada. tht proceedings opened with the reading of Ecclesiastes 12 bv P. Greenhouse and an excellent rendering of Bach's Jesu .Ioy ofiKifan's Desiringf' by the School Choir. The Headmaster's Report followed and Dr. Campbell then presented the prizes and gave his address. Despite the additional burden necessitated by the lN1inister's absence from the Province. Dr. Campbell somehow had found time to prepare this address most carefully and it is not too much to say that everyone. boys and parents alike. thoroughly enjoyed it. His presence and that of Klrs. XN'illiston is but another proof of the kindly interest which the high officials of the Department of Education take in B.C.'s senior independent school. -I. A. Leon as Head Prefect thanked Dr. Campbell most ably. no mean feat when it is recalled that not long ago his only language was Spanish. and the compliment paid him by Brig. Cabeldu who spoke last was well deserved. The School Song was sung with gusto and the Queen ended yet another successful Speech Day. H.M. PRIZE LIST LOWER SCHOOL Subject Prizes Reading ..., YVriting ...., Arithmetic ........ Spelling .,,,.. ,,e,,,,.,.....,.,,....,...,,,,,.., C Klaude. Georges, T. Dial , . Hubbard, S. C-ustance. R. YN edd Beban. T. Saward A. du Gardein. H. Jervis-Reid. D. English ...,,.. ,,,,,,....,.,,,..,.,.,,,,,,,,., French ...... Latin ..... R. Henning. .F. L. Macdonald. D. Science ............... ..... ..,......,...,,,.....,,, Kleakes. Hinton Allen. B. Chambers Postans. L. Hudson lN'hidden. D. jones R. Nixon. YY. Lund 5OCial Studies ...... ....... S . Smither, N. Nfaude Geography '.... .. ....... G. Brander, L. .lack MuSiC ......... ...... l J. Eyes. S. Smither Art .......... ..................... C Y. Russ SCI'iptuI'e ....... ...... l J. Hubbard I

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CONFIRMATIGN 'lihe following Candidates were presented. for Confirmation. to His Grace. the Klost Reverend Harold E. Sexton, Archbishop of British Columbia. by the Rey. Norman A. Lowe. Chaplain of the School. The Service was lu-ld at St. Luke's Church. Cedar Hill. on NVhitsunday. Rlay 29th. and the Archbishop was assisted by the Rey. Canon F. Pike and the Rey. P. NY. Roberts:- Anthony jock Kennington Allan Roger BI. C. Bernard Donald Gary Butler -Iohn Frederick Cabeldu Robert Ashton Christie Peter D. C. Clark john Foljambe ldiens Peter John Lund Wlilfred Gourley Lund Simon Anthony Vaux Peers Richard Francis Bryan Price John Richard Storr Micliael John lYhittaker OBITUARIES Mfyyoit jAMEs wisi-3 It is with the deepest regret that we record the passing of Nlajor James lVise. Governor of the School. No Old Boy who was here within the past six years will learn of Klajor lN'ise,s death without personal regret. Few were the afternoons when his cheerful figure was not seen on the playing fields. not merely watching the matches. but personally directing the improyement of the grounds. encouraging young bowlers. or humourously chastising a tackler for failing to go low. He was part and parcel of the School and it was only fitting that he should die here while watching a game he loyed so well and at which in his youth he had been an outstanding exponent. It was significant of the affection and esteem in which he was held that the whole School yoluntarily attended funeral services either at the Cathedral or in their own particular churches. By his presence and his actions he endeared himself to boys ol all ages and by his personal example he pointed a way of life which all could admire and seek to emulate. H.M. 9