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

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School Cross Country Championship ...... Junior Cross Country ...,......................... The Corps ........................................... Shooting ..,..... First Aid .......,... The Band ............ Explorers' Club ,,.,.. Projection Club ......... Music ......... ,. ,....... The Library ...... .. School Dance ...,., Crescit Eundo .... Barnacle House... Bolton House ..... Winslow House ............. .................,....... Harvey House ..........,................................ Old Boys' Notes - Marriages - Deaths .Acknowledgments ....................,...,,............

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The Black and Red October 196-l No. 94 lvlanaging Editor-The Headmaster Qassisted by Masters and Boysj CCNTENTS Page Editorial ........... ..... 5 School Notes ....,.,.. ..... 9 School Officers ........,.... ..... 1 0 Speech Day ..................... ..... 1 1 Headmaster's Report ......... ..... 1 3 Prize List ......................... ..... 1 8 The Chapel ........... ..... 1 9 Confirmation ...........,. ..... 2 0 Academic Results ........ ,.... 2 l 23 28 Rugby Football - First Fifteen .... ..... 2 9 Valete .........i............,.........,....... ..... Salvete ..........................,............... ..... First Fifteen Characters .........,... ..... 3 2 Second Fifteen ..........,,,.., ..... 3 3 Third Fifteen .,.,.... ,,... 3 5 Fourth Fifteen ...... ..... 3 7 Fifth Fifteen ................ ..,.. 3 7 Sixth Fifteen .................., ..... 3 7 Junior League Team ......., ..... 3 9 Colts Fifteen ................... ..... 3 9 H105 lbf, Fifteen ......... ..... 3 9 H95 lbfl Fifteen ....... ..... -l 0 British Tour ...,......... ...., 4 2 Cricket ...........................,. ..... -l -l First Eleven Matches ........ ..... 4 5 First Eleven Characters .,...,. ..... 4 7 Colts Eleven ....................... ..... 4 8 Junior Cricket ...,............ ...., -l 8 Basketball .....,................... .. ..... 49 First String Characters ......... ..... 5 0 Under-Sixteen Basketball ........ ...., 5 l Junior Basketball ...,....i......... ...... 5 l Tennis ...........,..........,v............ ..... 5 2 Swimming ........................,........ ..... 5 3 Fencing- Arts 8: Crafts ....... ,.... 5 4 ' ' 55 Ski-ing .,.....v................,.......... .v... Athletics .................... ..,. . 57 Sports Day .,.............,.....,..,... ..... 5 9 Track and Field Records ..... ,.... 6 1 Cross Country ..........,..... ..... 6 2

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Baconian Editorial I do hold it that an Editorial hath three chief commodities. First for use, in that it filleth an opening page that would otherwise be an unseemly blank. Second for embellishment, making, as it were, a fair gateway or portal for the hlagazine itself. The third, that it giveth some indication or warning of good or bad Things to Come in the main body. And Heaven alone knoweth who First made an Editorial, but certain it is that the tradition, once established, hath bequeathed much toil and tribulation to his heirs and successors. For the reporting of a School Event maketh an apposite Article, and the forecasting of Changes and Developments in the New School Year maketh an in- formative Articleg but the careless inditing of an Editorial may readily make a very prosy Article, and an ill-favoured adornment in all con- science. Let an Editorial, therefore, be a thing of circumspection, touching only lightly on the contents of the Magazine, and, perchance, the achievements of the past twelve months, nor trespassing too far on the preserves of the various Reporters. And even this trivial task may well be avoided, as herewith, by the substituting of a few high-sounding sentiments and the giving of Good Wishes to all Subscribers and Readers fand God wot these be not of necessity the same personsl. And let it be remembered always that, as our Shakespeare hath said. 'Brevity is the soul of wit.' For if a man taketh up a School Magazine merely for lack of other reading matter, and turneth to the Editorial only as a last resort, it followeth that the Editorial is but. as a certain Wlit hath it, 'The lowest Scrapings of the Literary Bucketf Let every Editor, therefore, bear this ever in mind, and maintain a due and seemly humility. CI. F. C.