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

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SALVETE BARNACLE B-Baker, R. H, CBainbridge Ll Izard, I. D, QVictoriaj Bell, L. D. QVictoriaj Mathers, W. B. QVictorial B-Drum, M, M. CGalgaryj Wylie, D, T. QVictorial Eastick, E. G. QVictoriaj B-Zedick, A. D. CSeattlej Genge, P. M. QVictoriaj BOLTON B-Bayley, D. G. CSeattlej B-Scholefield, K. G, QNew Gilmour, S. QVictoriaj Westminstefl B-Kelly, M. B. qoaufomiap Shuckburg, B- J . CViCwriaD B-Mackereth, A. P. Qlndonesiaj Vauafncey N- W- lvictofial B-Noble, W. F. S. qN0b1ef0rdy Winneft, J . G- +IViCwrial B-Riskin, R. E. fEd1nontonl HARVEY B-Alpert, G. P. CEugenej B-Korach, P. A. QYakimal B-Bailey, R. P. QGaliforniaj B-Kundahl, P. C. fMercer IJ B-Barbanell, M. CC-alifornial B-Lemieux, R. fBothelll B-Breeden, R, QGaliforniaj B-Mittelstaedt, G. D, fSeattlej Brock, M. G. QBrentwoodj B-Orr, M. CSeattlej B-Carlson, E. QSeattlel Pott, H. CVictoriaj Edwards, R, R. CVictor'iaj B-Ramsey, W. P. CPortlandj B-Ernmel, G. CSeattlej B-Reid, MCD. fBellevuej Featherstone, J. G. CVictoriaj B-Roberts, J. C, Cwhitehorsel Fitzgerald, B. W. CVictoriaj B-Samman, R. V. W. fflalgaryj Fortune, C. R. QVictoriaj B-Seeger, M. L, CEugenel B-Fraley, T. CSeattlej B-Smith, G. A. 4fQua1icumj B-German, A, G. QCalgaryl B-St. Germain, J. S. CQualicuml B-Hughes, G. A. CAlbertaj Tait, E. B. CVictorial B-Hunt, W. CGaliforniaj B-Whitebrook, R. B. fSeattlej B-de Jauregui, P. J. Qflaliforniaj B-de Wilde, H. G. W. QVictoriaj B-Jefferson, M. P. QSeattlel Cas at August 31st., 19615 18

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RUGBY FOOTBALL The lst. XV enjoyed a full season, no less than 19 matches being played, ten of which were won, seven lost and two drawn, The side was well led by Rigos, assisted by Dykes as Vice-Captain, but only three other members of last year's team were available. For- ward the side was heavy but too slow, while behind the scrum Dykes, at outside half, held things together. As the season wore on there was steady improvement and after Christmas, as usual, the team went from strength to strength. They were unlucky to be beaten 5-3 by St. George's, and in the Shawnigan game rose to great heights to score a try to their opponents' penalty goal, having rather the better of a drawn game. Their weakness lay in their tackling and falling. They paid dearly for these deficiencies in defence. T. Rigos, I. M. Dykes, B. M. Huston, D. I. Chapman, R. B. H. Cree, B. Phillips and B. A. Blair were awarded their colours, and the full side was as follows: T. Rigos CCapt.l, I. M. Dykes CVice- Capt.j, B. M. Huston, B. Phillips, D. I. Chapman, B. A. Blair, G. D. Stene, B. Tassin, D. A. Angus, R. B. H. Cree, E. H. Dodyk, G. G. Murdoch, M. Palmer, D. O. Windrem and E. Mousel. The 2nd, XV were keen and quite a useful side, enthusiastically led by Monkman. They had a good season, dividing games with both St. George's and Shawnigan. Their best effort was the victory over St. George's in Vancouver late in the season. Regular matches were also arranged for the 3rd. XV, captained by Wilkinson, and the 4th., led by Watson. In both teams there was use- ful material, Wilkinson, Dobell and Mackid being particularly pro- mising. The 5th. XV also played a match or two. In this group Hunt was outstanding, both on the field and in his willingness to assist in matters administrative. W.R.G.W. FIRST FIFTEEN MATCHES SCHOOL v. ROYAL ROADS 2nd, XV In the opening game the School gave a display which was not with- out promise, though the opposition was inexperienced. The School won by three goals and five tries Q30 pointsj to a try Qthree pointsl. Both Phillips and Dykes scored in the first half and Stene twice converted from dead in front, Stene scored soon after half time and tries were added by Tassin ftwoj and Dykes, Phillips and Chapman fone eachj, Stene converted once and the School won 30-3. Dykes was the outstanding player, passing with judgment and using his dummy with effect. Chapman and Phillips ran hard on the wings, while Tassin had a good day in the centre. The forwards outplayed the opposition but were slow to heel from the loose and failed to bind. 20