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

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SCHOOL OFFICERS Founders House Captain VV. Seymour School Prefects R. B. Getz E. St. Pollard R. L. Pratt D. R. Sleep House Prefect D. S. Simpson Head Prefect E. Fairbourn Brentwood House Captain F.. Fairbourn School Prefects F. G. Beban B. E. B. Cuppag R. R. Fulton W. G. Lund Harvey House Prefects F. G. Allen G. R. S. Clark L. E. Devlin NI. Nfattson Capt. lst XY: B. E. B. Cuppage Vice-Capt. lst XY: F.. Fairbourn Capt. lst Xl: R. B. Getz Yice-Capt. lst XI: F.. St. Pollard Capt. of Athletics: R. B. Getz Capt. of Cross Country: F, Eyes Capt. of Basketball: W. G. Lund Capt. of Swimming: R. B. Getz Capt. of Tennis: R. B. Getz Capt. of Gymnastics: C. P. Boas Pres. Pres. Pres. Dramatic Society: F. G. Allen Vice-Pres. Dramatic Society: A. D. O. Hlilson Photography Club: P. Lund Projection Club: R. A. Christie 8 C

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45- RL'rlf-.xdlIlll'.ll Rayner presents Yli lit-rin lilllf' to Nl Raszter, SPEECH DAY AND OPENING OF BROWN HALL Speech Day this year was a very special occasion in that it is 50 years since the foundation stone of our present buildine' was laid and, by happy coincidence. we were able to effect the Opening of the first major structure since the original buildings of 1908. After weeks of glorious sunshine the day itself was disappointine as rain fell early in the day and a cold wind blew in the afternoon. but the pleasure of the events themselves completely overshadowed these comparatively unimportant discomforts. In the morning Admiral Rayner presented the academic prizes and gave the Address. after which he assisted Mrs. Brown to cut the tapes and officially open Brown Hall. In view of the importance of the occasion Admiral Rayner's Address and the Headmaster's Introduction to the Opening of Brown Hall are printed in full below. The Chairman of the Board of Governors and the Head Prefect proposed the customary votes of thanks, and the School sane' Yivat,, and cheered the Guests of Honour with considerable vigour. so that it was in all very much A Day to Rememberf' Admiral Rayner opened his address with congratulations to the School on the healthy condition indicated by the Headmaster's Re- port. He then congratulated those to whom he had just presented prizes. and continued:A Q