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

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.90 ails, 3..- emv 'viii gg 1 T CHAMPIONS lnlrnmdifllfz I. C. G. Ogle .S'n1inr: F. Eves junfnr: A. V. Keble 4If'.r-v has held junior. Intermediate and Senior Chalnpionsliipsl ATHLETICS Sports Training began six weeks prior to Sports Day. Direct training was givensto groups during the afternoons. in conjunction with the taking of Standards Rlost Standards were made in the evenings after Prep.. when it was a gratifying sight to see so many boys achieving something in their free time, The total number of Standards gained rose this year, Brentwood scoring 309 and Founders 281. The quarter mile track was moved this Summer. In order to eliminate sharp corners the Cricket Square was included in the infield. Detailed results of Sports Day indicate an increase in overall achievement. Two athletes competed in outside competition. Reider Getz and Lynn Eyes both entered in the Empire Games Zone Finals. Eyes did well in the lflfl yards and Getz very well in the 220 yards and high jump. Eves also ran third in the School Centennial Games in Vancouver. The inter-School meet between Shawnigan Lake and the School resulted in an easy win for Shawnigan. The Annual Athletic Sports took place on Saturday, May 3lst. Though the weather had been doubtful during the morning the after- noon brought excellent conditions for the competitors. IVe are grate- 20

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. YYILDER - Founders 1954: YI Form 1957: End. XV 1956: Traek Team 1958, University Entrzinee 1958, majoring in Social Studies, Maths. and Seienee. Proceeding to Lniversity of lN'ashington. A. lN'OODLAND-Founders 1954: VI Form 1957: End, XY 1956, lst. XV 1953. Lniversity Entrance 1958, majoring in English, Maths. and Science. Proceeding to Yietoria College. SALVETE . FOUNDERS -Abel. G. D. :TaComa1 Bernard, A. 1VanCoux'erl -Boyd, R. S. 1'T21COITl2l,l -Clarke. M, ljasperl Conn. D. E. +Victorial Goodman. V. N. 4TCI'1'8CL'l Monkman. XV. R. rflalgaryw McKay. D. iViCtorial B B B B B lNIcKay. NV. H. iViCtoriai Mackid, C. lCalgaryl Pollard, H. V. 1Calga1'yJ Tomlinson, E. G. L. rVictorial Traunweiser. A, A. 1 Calgary' Van der Goes. P. C. fViCtoriar lVil1iarnson. R. A. 'Calgaryl lVool1ends, iLadysmithl BRENTWOOD --Blair, B. A. NI. 1,ll1C11IT101'1Cll Blaney, A. S. iViCtorial Xlayliew. R. L. fVictoria1 Page. B. G. iViCtoriaw -Coulson. R. L. 'Calgary B-Russell. A. G. 1Ladysmith1 Etheridge, N. H. R. sViCtoria+ B Stewart. A. G. Nl. +Duncanr -Gale, M. F. fflalgfaryw B Thompson. H. lCalga1'yw -Gilbert, R, L. iSeattle1 B lN'ebster, C, iVancouverw Hawkeswortli. N. R. iViCtorial B Wlliiteside. C. B. C. fSidneyi -Huston, B. M. ilidmontonl B-lVright. D. C. fTaComa1 -Irvine. A. St. C. rl Edmonton 1 HARVEY Bapty, R. F. iVictorial Bgjones, D. N. 1Seattlel Blaney, W'. I. lVicto1'ia1 Keeble, YV. A. 4,ViCtorial -Boardman, C. D. fVanCoux'e1'l B Manning, K. 1Seatt1e1 Bolli, M. A. 1Victorial B Mechem, T. O. lSeattlel Bratt, D. A. rVictoriaw Macdonald, B. fVictoriaw Code, M. A. C. cflalgaryl McGill, A. eVictoria1 Code, P, P. C. rCa1garym B--Nixon, B. A, fVaneoux'er1 -Dafoe, 1Edmont0n1 Davidson, M. 'Victoria 1 -Davis. lEx'eretti -Finch. G. 1Tacoma1 -Flashman. S. fSeatt1eH -Forrester. P. D. wShawnigan+ -Gould. R. YV. D. 4Ca1garyf1 Graham, M. D. 4Victoriah Grav. M. D. S, 1,Sidnevw -Holbrook. R. vSeattle wi Hunter, R. G. wVictorial B B B B B B B B B B B Norris. W. A. T. fVanCouverl Radford, T. B. E. 1Edmontonw Rattray, E. T. rSeattleJ Rostoker. A. P. CCalgary1 Schmitt, A. N. l,SC'Zi1lIl6l Shaw, M. XV. fViCto1'ial Slottow, R. fBel1ex'uei Sommerfeldt. S. fSeattle1 Speers. D. A. 1Crestonv Thorp. St. E. 1Vancouver' Van Scholten, P. igeattlel lN'ebb, I. N. R. fViCtoria1 1To date - August 31st, 19581 19

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INTER-lIOI'Sli CHAMPIONSHIP BITS. Brown presents the trophv to the House Captains. Fairbourn :md Seyim ful to the large assembly of Parents. Qld Boys and Friends. who saw well-contested track and field events. Results were quite good. two field records being broken. Beban I won the shot with a throw of -10' IO . beating the old record of 39, 5',. and Getz beat his own high jump record to bring the new height to 5' 7W',. On the track times were good. notable being Getz. who broke records in both the 120 yards hurdles and the mile, Eyes, who did well in all his events to win the Senior Championship, and Ogle, who is improving rapidly and won the Intermediate Championship with a record in the under 16 half mile. Junior Champion was Anthony Keble. After the Sports tea was served. and the proceedings were then gracefully rounded off by Mrs. Brown Sr., who presented the prizes in the new Dining Hall. RESLILIIS Half Mile, open ..,.,.... High Jump, Open .................... 1. Getz: Q, Newton: 3. Pratt C5' 7A j CRecordl 1 Eves I: 2. Hudson I: 3. Maude I C2 m. 19.8 s.l I 100 Yards, under 10 ....... .....,....,.,,,... 1 . Kelly: 2. Tyrrell: 3. Roberts 114.6 s. 100 Yards, under 12 ...i..,. ...... 1 . Gurney: 2. Meakes I: 3, Marsden IHA s.l 100 Yards. under 14 ........ ........... 1 . Keble: 2, Chapman: 3, Riebe 112.2 s.l 100 Yards under 16 ...... ......... 1 . Collings: 2. Mein: 3. Phillips 611.4 s.J 100 Yards Open ............... ....... 1 , Eves I: 2. Ashby: 3. Spilsbury I Q10.4 s.l Sack Raee, under ll ...... ............. 1 . Bice II: 2, Lund III: 3. Musgrave II Discus Throw, open.. Wilder: 2. Beban II: 3. Bird 61163 21