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

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Reading ...... Wlriting .......... Arithmetic ........ Spelling ..,....... English ....... French ........ Latin ........... Science ..,........... Social Studies... Geography ........ Music .........,,., A rt .........i........ Scripture ......,....... General Progress. Shell H ....... Shell I ...,..,,,,,,,,, Remove B ......... Remove A ......... English ....... French ........ Latin ........,..,...,,....,,,.,, Greek: Senior ...,,,...,.,.,,. Intermediate ........ Nlathematics ,..,,,.,.,.,,,.,,, Science .....,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Social Studies... A rt ...,.,,...,,.,,,,, Rlusic ....,....,... Scripture .,...,...., General Progress. PRIZE LIST LOWER SCHOOL Tyrrell, A. Timmis, D. Webster Kelly, T. TNalton, P. Berard Jack, P. Clark, D. Bapty Thorp, P. Berard. N. Marsden Dobell, B. Page, T, Dial du Gardein, D. Chapman, G. Brander Gregerson, D. Grubb, P. Clark Wedd, Hinton .....W. W'right. D, Wfebster, R. Hawkesworth Timmis, D. Austin, C, Maude Keble, D. Windrem Page Roberts. R. Sommers, H. Bice Foml Prizes Kelly, G, Thorp Austin, A. Meakes Wedd Hinton UPPER SCHOOL Allen, R. Pratt, R. Hutchinson Grubb, YVenman, Gill Powell, P. Brown. Coleman Coleman, McClaskey Eves Beban, G. Clafk, I. Ogle Stephen, R. Nixon, C, Godfrey Lund, Lahey, E. Fairbourn Cohen JV. NVitherspoon. Mattson, Alexander Form Prizes IV ......... ........................ ........ R . Nixon VB ........ ........... I . Ogle VA ....... ....... E . Powell VI ......... ........................... ....... C . Godfrey Special Prizes Mandy'-Goff Trophy '... ...................................... ........... J . Alexander General Knowledge 1Marionette Libraryl ....... ........ R . Hutchinson Elocutlon ............................................................. .......... J , Coleman Chapman Cup ........ Dial H. M. 8

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the performances of their teams. whose exploits we celebrated with Team llinners at the Empiess Hotel: to all those who participated in the School's Dramatic Productions land particularly to Cl. Godfrey on his llramatic Sl llUlLlI'SlllIJ'1 to the Cadets and Honour Guard for maintaining their customary high standards: to B111 Proud111an's proteges for their niany entertainments: to the lYater Polo Teaiu for winning their one and only match: to the Record-brealters on Sports Day: to Hutchinson for leading the Province in English Literature in NIatric.',. and to all those. Hunlieralded and unsungn. who. by their enthusiasm and efforts. helped to make 1956-57 a memorable year. H. M. 5 4 A nw-0 The Greeks SPEECH DAY In View of the Provincial Gox'ernment's appreciation of the financial position of the Private Schools by the revision of the Rfuni- cipal Act. it was only fitting that the Guest of Honour on Speech Day should be the Attorney-General. the Hon. R. XY. Bonner. Q.C.. with Nfrs. Bonner to grace the proceedings in the afternoon, The attend- ance. as is customary these days. was more than the Hall could hold. and presented a very good case for a1'ranging future ceremonies on the playing field. The programme followed its normal pattern. with the address by X111 Bonner as the highlight of the occasion. The Chairman of the Governors seconded the vote of thanks ably proposed by R. R. Dalziel as Head Prefect. and yet another Speech Day was brought to a successful close. f

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CONFIRMATION During' the Fall and YYinler terms the Rev. A. Roberts. School Chaplain. gave a series of instructions to the boys who were desirous of being confirmed. These classes reached their culminating' point on March Qlst. when six boys were presented in St. Luke's Church to the Klost Reverend H. E. Sexton. D.D.. Lord Archbishop of British Columbia. for confirmation. In his address to the Candidates the Archbishop placed before them the challenge of their Christian calling as it would apply to all aspects of life. The Candidates were: Cameron Lynden Dial Richard Edward Grubb Terence Ernest Dial Richard Brian Hawkesworth David lNIcClintock Grubb Robert Charles Eckersall Nixon ACADEMIC RESULTS XVe had hoped for phenomenal performances this year. Our expectations were not absolutely fulfilled. but results were quite impressive and the 1951 record was equalled. Of 257 papers written 208 were passed r8l't5 H. and we must congratulate Hutchinson and Powell. who. according to our unofficial and amateur statisticians. were first in the Province in English -10 rLiteraturel and Greek 92 respectively, The following' completed their University Proggramrne IWJLITITOI' Matriculationl :- 'l. T. Bain A R. Hutchinson R. IW. L. Bernard R. B. Kingham P. G. IW. Brown J. A. McClaskey XV. G. Brunlees YV. R. Pitre J. E. Coleman R. F. B. Price J. P. Growdy T, R. Retallack R. R. Dalziel L. L. Ross H. F, Dayton F. Rl. Swangard ll. C. Godfrey? R. D. YVhitehouse B. Hornby f - Leading Candidatej 9