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

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English French French Governinent Prizes Latin Greek Mathematics Science Old Boys' Association Prize Special Projects Social Studies: History Geography Art General Knowledge General Progress VII VIIIB VIIIA IXB IXA XG XB XA XIC XIB XIA XIIB XIIA Headn1aster's Awards Chapman Cup Ker Cup PRIZE LIST Kyle, A. Donaldson, J. McIntyre, R. Fish. M. Code, D. G. Spicer, S. Salni. NI. Brock, Green. Bedford. J. Brinkley, N. Cousens, Dinning. D. B. W. Dyson, N. Vallance. G. Rainsford, B. Grumbach, A. German, P. Code, L. Langdon. G. Rainsford, G. Hargiss, D. Dennis, D. Murray. L. Langdon. A. Kelly, R. Hoyt, D. Blosser, R. G. Barker A. Murdoch, J. Avila, J. Watt, P. Brindle. K. Herr, R. G. Barker, Green, P. Genge. R. Dickens. Strander. P. Genge, N. Vallance. Morgan, J. Rose. M. Barbanell, T. G . Macdonald, T. Press. Form Prizes J. Tunnicliffe G. Tolman A. Murdoch G. Hall W. Dyson R. Morton B. Gibson M. Brock W. Binder N. Fowler P. Code R. Guild N. Vallance Special Prizes E. Kjekstad. P. YVilde, D. B. Macdonald W. Dyson D. B. Macdonald 17

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tone of the school as a whole -have ruled more by example than by force and. although early in the year we had many troubles to contend with. their leadership has. in the end, produced what can best be described as a happy ship. and a year on which we can look back with satisfaction as one of solid progress and achievement. It remains for me now only to introduce our guests of honour, Bishop and Mrs. Xlarting To the School Bishop Martin requires no introduction. since he has already preached on more than one occasion in our Chapel, and for that reason we are. therefore, the more happy to have him with us today. lfor 21 years. Dr. Martin administered his parish as Rector of St. Georges. XN'innipeg. until at last he was persuaded to accept a wider diocese and. for the next 20 years following. he was Bishopof Saskat- chewan. covering a vast territory of 600.000 square miles with a population ranging in all its variety from the simple Eskimos of the North to the comparatively sophisticated citizens of his headquarters at Prince Albert. lX'ith the pioneering that he has done and the wideness of his interest and influence. few men can have seen as much of the Hreal' Canada as Bishop lN1artin. We are extremely glad that he and Nirs. Nlartin have now settled in Victoria. and it is with the greatest pleasure that I ask him to present the prizes and afterwards to give the address. Ladies and gentlemen: Bishop Xlartin. XX CLUB Burk Roar: K. Scholcfield. R. Chaworth-Musters, A. Timmis. A. Hunter, T. Price, N. Fraser. R. Lisez. Front Ruzc: R. Bapty. C. Lenfesty. P. Wilde. D. MacDonald, E. Kjekstad, P. Meyer, R. Barker.

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ACADEMIC RESULTS All school records were shattered. this June, when 33 members of Grade XII completed their L'niyersity Entrance Q unior Matricula N. R. Yallance led the school averages. tion 1 . The following were the successful candidates: R. H. Barker A. P. Brindle R. D. Chaworth-Rfusters M. R. Collins N. B. F. Cousens J. C. Deisher B. F.. Dinning S. C. N. Donaldson F.. R. Fish P. M. Genge R. W. Guild V. Guinet P. IV. Hardy C. B. Hohn A. R. Hunter G. K. Kerr E. B. Kjekstad Une paper. only. was written in Senior Klatriculation N R Vallance scoring 8452 in Greek 90. L. L. Langdon J. IN. C. Meredith D. C. BIurray D. B. Macdonald K. G. A. IXICKi1n IN. F. S. Noble J. W. S. Payne C. IV. Peyton T. C. Price K. G. Scholefield R. M. Scobie P. S. Stephenson A. Tinimis N. W. Vallance P. C. WVilde A. B. Young 109 papers were passed preliminary to Grade XII The following Grades X and XI candidates had no failures S. L. Bapty W. D. Binder A. I. Clark R. G. Clark P. P. Code W. ITV. Davis D. N. Dennis C. A. M. Dykes B. VV. Fitzgerald N. R. Fowler W. S. Fowler J. H. Green D. G. Helm C. A. Hughes M. R. lXiIcCullough G. C. Macdonald J. S. McIntyre P. RIcKnight F. C. Nelson IV. C. Olafson C. BI. Penn J. A. R. Philcox M. L. Seeger J. S. lVatt J. E. L. Wemnan C. N. Wolfe 18