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

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The team was composed of Barker I fCaptainl, Macdonald I, Scholefield, Wilde, Stephenson, Fraser I, McCullough, Meyer, Len- festy, Nelson I, Hardy I, Hunter, Price, Holm and Kjekstad. Old Colours were Barker I, Macdonald I and Scholefieldg new Colours were awarded to Wilde, Nleyer, Kjekstad, Hunter, Nelson I and Stephenson. RESULTS October 18 School V. Cowichan R.F.C., won 20-3 2-1 School V. Shawnigan Lake School, lost 5-6 November 7 School V. The Old Boys, won 35-6 14 School v. Brentwood College, won 21-11 21 School V. St. Georges School, won 15-6 December 5 School V Brentwood College, won 16-O February 18 School v Victoria High School, won 22-3 23 School V Victoria High School, won -15-O lXIarch 1 School V St. Georges School, won 32-8 13 School V Brentwood College, won 12-6 27 School V. Shawnigan Lake School, lost 6-29 R. W. XV. FIRST FIFTEEN CHARACTERS NELSON Chookerl -Although his hooking was not particularly outstanding, he was a Very valuable forward. A fearless and willing performer, he always gave of his best. LENFESTY Cprop forwardl -He is not built for speed, and it took him a long time to win an arduous battle with his own waistline. A hard-working forward, strong in the set scrums and surprisingly useful in the line-outs. HARDY Cprop forwardj -He lacked the extra speed and fire to become an outstanding forward, but he was a useful performer. MACDONALD fvice-Captainl Cprop forwardl - As the only forward of any experience he had the difficult task of leading an inexperienced pack. His unassuming nature did not help his cause. As a forward he was able to do a lot of hard work and still be able to back up plays and take a pass with skill. He never sought the limelight, but the hard work and encouragement he gave throughout the season cannot be overlooked. HUNTER fsecond-row forwardj -A strong and fast forward, he worked hard and set a good example. He proved to be useful in the line-out. KJEKSTAD Cwing forwardl -He enjoyed a Very good season. He is not very heavy and this proved to be a disadVantage, but he was always up with the ball, which enabled him to be useful in attack. He was fearless in defence. HOLM Qwing forwardl -He is an extremely good scrum half, but with Barker owning that position he had to be found an alternatiVe place. He is surprisingly fast and brought off some magnificent tackling. His line-out play showed improvement, as did his defensiVe kicking. He lacked experience of forward play, and unfortunately received an untimely injury. 29

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- v- :- . A ' -3 Q- . any SECOND XV Front Row: H. Brooke, A. Zedick, C. Dykes. R. Bapty fCapt.j, Graham, T. Inglis, M. Seeger. Back Row: L. Langdon, R. Liscz. N. Vallance. C. Peyton. R. Fish, C. lNIere-dith, B. Ridgway. Payne, R. Bapty. THIRD XV Front Row: W. Olafson. NV. Fowler. D. Spccrs. A. Timmis CCapt.D, E. Hardy, B. Thomas, C. Lcppniann. Bark Row: A. Peyton, A. Young. Garrigues, C. Willis, C. Penn, D. Von Dehn, J. Brinkley, Wcnrnan.

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l .1 . . . . ,J-V, rf f . t 4 nf, FQURTH XY Frmzt Ruin: XY. Davis. P. lN'ilt. S. Salm. KI. Crvde. .lIi1lfllf'Ii'f1:l': NN'atkins. K. Rleliim. Rlelntyre. R. Clll21w'UI'Ih-IN1L1SICl'S fCIapt.1. Deislxer. D. Hzirris. M. Barbanell. Bf1f!qRf':l': R. Filtuess. T. Roberts. P, Brinkley. L. .-Xndersou. Rosenberry. BI. Scott. B. Stroxmgitllarm. D. Russell. .-.f-- .--.-- -1' '-df' lu 7' .g.1.f.-- .. aifv-'f'f' COLTS XY lfmnt Rum 2 P. Seohie. G. Strand. C. lV01fe. Featherstone fCapt.D. R. Barker. Huustrfu. G. Gallelli. Burl. Ibn 1 J. Leslie. R. Dnualclsun. -I. Payne. R. Adams. Sehaumberger, C. Hull. F. Nelson. L. jones, R. Wolfe. 1