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

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SCHOOL OFFICERS Head Prefect H. C. Brooke School Prefects M. A. code E. L. Hardy Chapel Officers Verger M. A. Code Sacristan H. Garrigues Wiardens M. MacC. Watkins G. Strand BARNACLE BOLTON House Captain House Captain BI. A. Code H. C. Brooke House Prefects House Prefects H. Carrigues G. Strand H. C. Leppinann BI. MacC. Wfatkins R. F. C. Filtness G. S. Wilson D. Maclean WINSLOW HARVEY House Captain House Prefects E. L. Hardy A. Avila House Prefects Tig? J. CI. FCatllE'I'StOIlC J. G. Houston A. E. XV. Peyton Vice-Pres. XX Club: H. C. Brooke Head Librarian: M. C. Brock Pres. Projection Club: R. Scholefield Capt. lst. XV: E. L. Hardy Vice-Capt. lst. XV: H. C. Brooke Capt Capt Capt Capt Capt Capt. Qnd. XV: Brinkley lst. XI: E. L. Hardy Basketball: W. Rosenberry Tennis: G. Houston Swiinrning: B. Nutting Athletics: B. Nutting Vice-Capt. Athletics: H. Garrigues Capt. Cross Country: R. G. Barker Capt. Volley Ball: C. F. MacKay QH. Christopher IO Brooke fecit

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and was accompanied by the present and the previous Chancellors. Altogether is was a most successful evening. During the year the School was favoured with a number of lectures on a variety of subjects from experts in their particular Fields, and ad- vantage was taken of our proximity to Victoria to enjoy various activi- ties oHered in the City without undue interference with School studies. More detailed information regarding the principal activities will be found elsewhere. It is sufficient here to record that there have been no major unheavals, but that the year itself has been quiet and steady. Congratulations are in order to the many boys who won prizes in art competitions and in essay competitions outside the school, and, above all, to hflichael Code for bringing off the double, i.e. the winning of the Chapman Cup in 1963 and the Ker Cup in 1967, and for the distinction of being accepted for Atlantic College in Wales, the first representative from British Columbia to receive this honour. H. M. if 121. 1 . H.-ff'-.if A-ef... f . A -:s.f ' f. A - gJ8'f,3.i,0af, . g..Nj.- aim- ' 'J p - .- , , J' ' f . . - 3 .a..' 512'3ff'V'Gr5.n-1' if V A 4-2. T X ' XX CLUB Standing: H. C. Leppmann, A. E. W. Peyton, B. Nutting, G. Featherstone, J. W. Rosenberry, C. R. Fortune, D. S. Maclean, J. R. Scholefield. Seated: M. C. Brock, R. F. C. Filtness. G. Strand. H. C. Brooke fVice-Pres.j, M. A. Code, G. Houston, C. Strander. Missing: R. G. Barker. 9

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SIXTY-FIRST ANNUAL SPEECH DAY Between Five and six hundred people assembled in the Gymnasium on Saturday, June 3rd., for the Academic Prize Giving, at which the Guest of Honour was the recently-elected Chancellor of the University of Victoria-Richard B. Wilson, B.Gomm. QMcGillJ. Following the Headmaster's Report Mr. Wilson presented the Awards and then spoke on the subject of Ganada's Centennial. Having outlined some of the major features of this year's celebrations, he commended to the boys the century ahead, and, as coming from an Old Boy of the School him- self, his address was warmly received. Mr. Wilson was thanked for his address by the Head Prefect, H. C. Brooke, and again by the Chair- man of the Board of Governors, Brigadier F. N. Gabeldu. H. M. 11