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

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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

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SPEECH DAY The last Speech Day Ceremony to be held in the School Gymnasium was in 1949: no one who was present on that occasion could have failed to notice the difference between it and that held this year in the new Gymnasium. It was not only a question of size-the new one is at least twice as big-but of the whole impressive change for the better. It was, perhaps. most fitting that on this occasion we should have as our Guest of Honour The Rt. Reverend Henry D. Martin, D.D., formerly Bishop of Saskatchewan, who has in his own lifetime seen so much of change. and who, therefore, was able in his address to present some true and permanent values in this world wherein changes are being effected at such an incredible pace. In the intervening years Speech Days have been held in the Assembly Hall, to the great discomfort of at least fifty per cent of the visitors crowded therein, but the new gym provides ample space for all, good acoustics and a most suitable setting. Bishop Martin spoke principally to the boys themselves, taking Courage and Integrity as his themes. The address was extremely well received by all and, indeed, will be long remembered by many. At the conclusion of the proceedings the Head Prefect, Donald Macdonald, thanked the Bishop, and Brigadier Cabeldu, Chairman of the Board of Governors. took the opportunity to speak on behalf of the Schools Building Programme and the good work done by all concerned. The Headmaster's Report is given below. HEADMASTER'S REPORT SPEECH DAY-SPCRTS DAY june 5, 1965 Brigadier Cabeldu, Bishop Martin, Ladies and Gentlemen: I began my report last year with the observation that we hoped it would be the last occasion when the success or otherwise of the prize giving would be at the mercy of the weather. YVe now have this magnificent gymnasium wherein we need no longer worry over the hazards of wind and rain which have plagued us for so many years past and, although we have generally been for- tunate in our weather, we cannot expect to be so always. Thanks to the foresight of the Board of Governors and Mr. Logan RIayhcw's able direction and your financial assistance, we now have not only this gymnasium with its rifle range, armouries, etc., beneath it, but also the finest of laboratories and new classrooms, and all that 12