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

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IV. D. JAMES, B.SC. IWalesj University of YN'ales Education Diploma gBiology, General Sciencej K. PEPPER. A.D.B. fLondonj Leeds University Education Diploma fArtj J. A. FINDLAY Intermediate Teaching Certificate ist Class P QFrenchj BURSAR LT.-COL. R. GIRARD, R.C.A. CRetd.j PHYSICIAN R. SPICER, M.D. fLondonj, M.R.c.s.

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STAFF HEADMASTER J. J. TIMMIS, M.A. KOxonj fLate Greaves Exhibitioner at Balliol College, Oxfordj Oxford University Education Diploma ASSISTANT MASTERS W. R. G. WENMAN Housemaster, Winslow House. CMaths., P.H.E.J L. C. STORR Nottingham University and R.M.C. Sandhurst. fLatinJ C. F. GENGE, B.A. fCantabj fLate Open Exhibitioner in Classics at Peterhouse, Cambridgej CGreek, Latinj J. L. HINTON, M.A. fCantabj CChemistry, Physics, General Sciencej W. T. KEBLE, M.A. fOx0nj Oxford University Education Diploma fEnglishj H. L. SMITH, M.A. KMcGillj QShakspere Medal Prizemanl Clinglishj R. W. WILSON, M.A. fOxonj fEnglish, Geographyj N. C. B. CREEK, M.A. fCantabj, F.R.G.s. QGeographyJ N. R. B. PROWSE, B.A. fCantabj Housemaster, Barnacle House QSocial Studies, American Historyj I. MUGRIDGE, M.A. KOxonj Oxford University Education Diploma Housemaster, Harvey House. QHistory, Latinj P. A. CALEB, LL.B. fLondonj Housemaster, Bolton House. Qlinglishj C. B. BERTING QFrenchj A. D. U. INGLIS, B.SC. fSt. Andrewivj Glasgow University Education Diploma QChemistry, Mathsj REV. C. D. BLENCOE, B.A. fLondonj, R.A.F. fRetd.j tChaplainj R. E. H. PARSONS, M.A. fOxon1 Reading University Education Diploma fMaths., Frenchj K. ANSDELL fOrganist and Choir Master, St. Johnls Church, Victoriaj Director of Music R. J. CATCHPOLE, B.A. fCantabj Late Trevelyan Scholar at St. Catharine's College, Cambridgel London University Education Diploma CGeneral Sciencej

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SCHOOL NCJTES XN'e are delighted to record that the following gentlemen have ac- cepted appointment to the Board of Governors. In Vancouver, General Sir Gharles F. Loewen, G.C.B., K.B.E., D.S.O.Q in Kirkland, Mr. Frederick YV. Davis, in Portland, Mr. George G. Sheahang and in Victoria, the President of the Old Boys' Association, Mr. E. E. Teagle. The phrase Hthe enrolment continues to rise is again in evidence since it now stands at 170 boarders and 8+ day boys, which is, in fact, an all time high, and too many for our present accommodation. However, the long awaited Science Classroom Block is getting nearer, and we hope that before the year is out we will be able - metaphoric- ally speaking - to stretch comfortably. The drawings produced by Mr. Cawston, the Calgary architect, were very fine indeed, and we would dearly love to have the building as designed, but unfortunately the tenders were 50 per cent higher than anticipated, and the architects are now trimming the plans to fit more closely to our budget, which is S200,000. The ma'or art of the cost must be borrowed from the bank and re- . J P . . f paid as funds become available, through the generosity of parents and friends, supplemented, of course, by the normal operations of the school. It has now been decided to create a new House, composed entirely of day boys, with Mr. Wenman as Housemaster. It has been named NVinslow House in honour of the late Mr. F. E. XfVinslow, O.B.E., who for so many years was Chairman of the Board of Governors, and whose obituary was recorded in this magazine last year. Harvey House becomes a holding house under the administrative control of its Housemaster, but with all boys therein allocated either to Barnacle, Bolton or Winslow House, for inter-house competition. This divides the school into three Houses of approximately 80 boys each, and when the new buildings go up, room will be created thereby for Winslow House to have its proper quarters also in the school. Mr. YVenman, having taken over the new Wlinslow House, is suc- ceeded at Barnacle House by Mr. Prowseg Mr. Caleb succeeds Mr. Greek at Bolton House, and Mr. Mugridge succeeds Mr. Keble at Harvey House. Mr. Adrian Greenbank resigned his position as Art Master' to enter the business world, and after six years here will be much missed. In his place we welcome Mr. Keith Pepper, A.D.B. CL0nd0nj, who has already aroused much enthusiasm at the prospect of work in pottery, and is also Ending keen interest in the revival of drama. It is all too long since the days of Colin Godfrey, Fred Allen, Ken Petrie and Mr. Berrisford, to whom, by the way, we send warm congratulations on obtaining, in the same year, both a charming wife and the Headmaster- ship of St. Ma1'k's School, Dallas. Now with Mr. Ansdell building up the music, and Mr. Pepper the drama, we look forward to many pleasant events ahead. VVe welcome also to the staff Mr. john Findlay, to replace Mr. Powell, the latter having resigned to take up further professional study. 9