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

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will make evaluation of the year's results more accurate and meaning- ful, and indeed last year's results, evaluated on these lines, are very satisfactory. Athletically it has been a good year. Only an unexpected, but fully- deserved, defeat at Shawnigan in the last Rugby game of the season marred it. Unfortunately, thirteen of the First Fifteen graduated in June, and this year, therefore, will obviously have to be a Hbuilding-up period. So far, Group NA looks promising, and it should not be long before we are back to form again. Enrolment is in a similar situation. The big leave of Seniors has not been balanced fully by arrivals lower down, owing perhaps to increased fees, increased competition, etc., so that now we need boys to build up again. This is where the Old Boys can help. Keep in touch with the School and send along recruits to take the places you once occupied. H. M. IN MEMORIAM It is with deep regret that we record the death of hir. W. Thomas Keble, on October 19th., 1965, after a brief illness. lN4r. and Mrs. Keble, together with their son Anthony, came to University School in September 1956, to take charge of Harvey House, direct from St. Thomas's Preparatory School, Ceylon, of which he had been the Founder Headmaster. Later he moved out to Cordova Bay, but retained his Housemastership for some time and also his keen interest in the Juniors and their welfare, nor did his enthusiasm wane during his long association with the School. He retired in June 1964, but maintained his interest and association by taking Grade VII English classes every afternoon, until his final retirement in June, 1965. No one who came in contact with him could fail to appreciate his kindly humour, his tolerance of the foibles of youth and his patience with their efforts, nor will his boys forget his stirring encouragement on the Football Field, and the many little kindnesses extended to them by himself and lXfIrs. Keble. He is already missed, but he leaves behind the memory of a man who showered only kindness and warmth on those who were fortunate enough to know him. To lNIrs. Keble and Anthony the School extends its deepest sympathy. H. M. 9

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SCHOOL OFFICERS Head Prefect D. B. Macdonald School Prefects E. B. Kjekstad P. o. wade Chapel Prefect P. C. Wilde BARNACLE House Captain D. B. Macdonald House Prefects E. R. Fish A. N. Fraser T. C. Price K. C. Scboleiield A. B. Young BOLTON House Captain P. C. Wilde House Prefects R. F. Bapty P. W . Hardy N. W. Vallance WINSLOW House Captain E. B. Kjekstad House Prefects R. H. Barker C. B. Holm C. B. Lenfesty P. C. Meyer HARVEY House Prefects R. D. Chaworth-Musteis T. C. Fields A. R. Hunter P. S. Stephenson Vice-Pres. XX Club: D. B. Macdonald Head Librarian: T. C. Price Pres. Projection Club: C. A. M. Dykes Capt. lst. XV: R. H. Barker Vice-Capt. lst. XV: D. B. Macdonald Capt. Capt. lst. XIg E. B. Kjekstad 2nd, XV: R. F. Bapty Capt. Basketball: P. C. Kieyer Capt. Tennis: G. Houston Capt. Fencing: T. C. Price Capt. Swinnning: D. KI. Harris Capt. Athletics: A. N. Fraser Vice-Capt. Athletics: P. C. lN'ilde Capt. Cross Country AN: P. C. Wilde Capt. Cross Country Bu: R. H. Barker Capt. Cyrnnasticsz E. B. Kjekstad fThe Cadet Stafl' is recorded in the Corps Reportj 11