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

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tk . ,,YQ:,J:,:2Lis,f.. SCHOOL CHAPEL M. MacC. Watkins QWardenj, G. Strand fWardenj, Headmaster, Chaplain, M. A. Code QVergerj, H. J. Garrigues CSacristanj. THE CHAPEL The Chapel is central to the life of the School. Each school day begins there, and on Sundays the worship of the Author and Giver of Life and Learning is the chief activity of the day. Owing to the fact that we have not had a regular musical director, we have nothing noteworthy to report in the held of Chapel Music during the past year. However, during the VVinter term, three services were held that are worthy of special mention. The Harvest Festival was held on Sunday, October Qth. The Chapel was beautifully decor- ated for the occasion by the boys under the direction of Mrs. Timmis. We held the Annual Remembrance Day Service on November llth. As has been customary for many years, the Headmaster read Captain Harvey's letter to the boys of the School, and called the Roll of those who gave their lives during XN'orld XN'ars I and ll, and in Korea. lX4emorial wreaths were presented and placed before the Altar. Our Carol Service was held on the last Sunday of term, December llth. This was strictly a domestic affair. The lessons were read by lX4asters and boys, and the singing was done entirely by the School. Although we did not call upon any outside assistance, the Service was one to be much remembered, and was well in keeping with the high 23

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SALV ETE BARNACLE Allen. F.. M. lSeattlej VII Logan, W. C. fPort Washingtonj IXA Burr. L. V. lfldmontonj IXB Middleton, D. L. CKentj VIII Brinton, D. gSeattlej XA Mock, A. R. QSeattlej IXB Brumwell. G. K. LMercer I.J IXB Morgan, R. G. fB1airmoreQ IXA Cantor. R. P. 4,Vancouverj XA McBee, B. E. QProsserJ VIII Chellin. E. C. CPrince Georgej XB McDermott, P. T. CVictoriaj IXB Coole. E. C. CPrince Georgej XIIB McKay, R. D. B. QVancouverj XIB Copeland. A. B. CVancouverJ XIA McLennan, M. J. Craik. S. A. CNanaimoj XB CNew Westminsterj VIII Dade. R. QStettlerj IXB Osberg, M. F. fChicagoJ XA Dobson. L. J. IN. Qlidmontonj XB Quinn, K. P. CPrince Georgej XIA Faught. C. K. CSeattleJ XB Rockwell, W. N. fBainbridge I.J XA Forbes, A. W. CPrince Rupertj XIB Rowland, C. P. P. CPortlandJ XIB Fraser, YV. B. QVancouverj XB Sayre, W. G. CGig Harborj IXA Gisle. P. G. fPowell Riverj XB Singleton. D. A. fTofinoJ IXA Grove. R. fSeattlej IXA Strauss, K. fSeattleJ IXB Hamlin, R. QSeattlej IXB Suits. R. A. lCalgaryj XIB Hanna. L. A. CPort Albcrnij XA Tak, R. P. CVancouverJ VIII Higginbotham, D. B. CVirdenJ IXB Toole, R. J. CWVatson Lakej XB Houle. NI. L. CBurnabyj XB Turgeon, N. L. B. fEdmontonJ IXA Judy, INI. L. CML Vernonj XIB Turner, R. H. CPortlandJ XIB Litsey, T. S. QSeattleJ VII BOLTON Alfke. E. G. KDawson Creekj XIB Meeker, B. CMission Cityj IXA Balko, J. CSeattleJ VII Macdonald, H. J. A. Blanton. B. D. CMontesanoJ VIII CVancouverj VIII Carpenter, M. R. QKentj VIII MacKay, C. F. CRevelstokej XIIB d'Armond, D. CPortlandl XB Perrey, M. M. U00-Mile Housej XIB Day. J. P. CSeattlej IXB Rasmussen, T. G. QClintonj XIB Duthie. F. Clnvermerej XB Shaw, D. J. fSeattleD IXB Forth. W. CZeballosj VIII Simpson, B. H. QMercer I.J VIII Goldman, D. B. fVancouverj XB Smith, J. D. CVancouverj IXB Gomez, M. D. CPrince Rupertl XA Smith, M. W. QVancouverj IXA Gulley. D. CEdmontonj XB Swofford, H. Fl. CNew Yorkj VII Guthrie, D. G. Clslingtonj XB Thomas, K. I. CLadnerj IXB Hogan. G. A. fSeattlej IXB Vallance, S. B. CCalgaryj VIII Hopkins, S. E. CMayne I.J VIII Vavra, D. G. fSan Josej XIA Howard. D. lStewartj XB Williams, F. D. QSpokanej IXB Klaas, M. CHaywardj XIIB Wlolf, M. L. QSeattleJ IXA lieeker, J. A. fMission CityJ IXA WINSLOW Adams, A. D. fBrentw0odJ VIII Nliller, R. B. CVictoriaJ VIII Barr, J. S. NV. !Victoriaj VII Macdonald, D. L. CVictoriaj XIIB Briggs, M. R. C. fVictoriaj VIII Newton, D. A. fVictoriaj VIII Burgess, A. C. QVictoriaj VIII Oakley, R. A. CVictoriaj XIA Burnett, R. A. CVictoriaJ VIII Prince, J. NV. fVictoriaj XB Eadon, J. C. CVictoriaj VII Sowden, D. QVictoriaJ XB Fortune, G. IV. CVictoriaj XA Tabuteau. M. CBanffJ XA Hartman, P. S. fVictoriaj IXB Thomas, M. S. fVictoriaJ VIII Hart-Maxham. J. fVictoriaJ XA IVright, C. E. fAbbotsfordJ XIA Lang, G. G. fVictoriaj VIII Yardley, NV. fVictoriaJ VII Mason, D. G. S. fVictoriaJ VII 22

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standards of other years. .X generous offering was received for the work of L'.N.I.C.E.F. We record with deep appreciation the gift of a Schulinerick Bell Carillon. giyen by Mr. R. H. B. Ker, a Governor of the School. We should also like to express our appreciation to Mr. Eric Edwards, Qrganist at St. Matthias' Church, and Mr. Ian Galliford, Crganist at the Church of St. Barnabas, for their services as Organists at the Sun- day Services during this past year. lNe hope that with the appointment of a regular Organist our Chapel Services will once again reach their former inark of excellence in the school year to come. The Chapel Officers for the year were: Clzaplairfs H arden G. Strand Headnzasferjs lVarderz. lNI. KI. Wlatkins Vcrger KI. A. Code Saf2'i5tan G. Garrigues C. E. F. W., Chaplain -vu :L lst. XV .S't1nzfIi1zg: C. Leppniann. G. Petley-Jones. R. Filtness. M. Code, Garrigues, A. Peyton, R. Wolfe. T. Watkins. Seated: B. Nutting. G. Strand. C. Brooke. E. Hardy fCapt.j, R. Barker, J. Rosenberry, G. Gallelli. 24