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

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SALVETE BARNACLE Baker, J. C. fHigh Riverj VI Keenlyside, S. fWhite Rockj XA Bexton, R. A. CTacomaJ VI Kelly, D. fBremertonJ IXB Bogan, J. NI. CVancouverj IXB Leary, W. CCalgaryJ IXB Bogan, R. H. QVancouverj VB Middleton, D. L. fKentJ VIII Chow, G. CVancouverj VIII Moilliet, M. L. CParksvilleJ XC Conduit, T. C. fCalgaryj VB Montgomery, P. L. CCalgaryj IXA Cornwall, D. D. fPortlandj XA MacEwing, J. M. fEdmontonJ IXA Cotton, M. L. CDuncanj VIII Mclllree, M. fVictoriaj IXA Crane, D. fLadnerj VB MacIntosh, T. I. fStewartJ XA Dykes, C. M. Cwetaskiwinl IXA McKenzie, M. G. CSurreyJ VII Gerdes, M. S. QTacomaJ IXB McLaughlin, M. fKenaiJ VIII Gloyd, T. A. QSeattlej VII Niven, A. B. CLethbridgeJ XB Haugan, G. R. fCampbell Riverb VB Schader, M. CKetchumj XC Hunchuk, G. S. Swanky, T. R. CPrince Georgej IXB CNew Vlfestminsterl VII Telmer, D. R. fEdmontonJ IXA Keenlyside, R. J. CWhite Rockj VI Wolf, R. D. fAstoriaj VA BOLTON Atchison, R. YV. CRichmondj IXB McKinnon, G. R. fWhitecourtJ VIII Barker, B. R. fBanfTJ IXB McLean, D. B. Clslingtonj VB Cosentino, YV. R. G. QStewartJ XC McLean, K. C. CEdmontonj VIII Duthie, W. L. flnvermerej XB Pappajohn, P. CVancouverJ VIII Falkins, B. B. fVancouverJ XC Roxburgh, R. R. CVancouverJ XG Ferguson, J. T. CCaliforniaj VII Russell, T. A. COttawaD VI Forsyth, fAlberniD XA Seibert, D. L. CSeattlej VB Fowler, R. R. CBathurstj XC Shave, R. J. W. Clslingtonj XC Herr, K. C. QYakimaJ XB Sloan, R. G. fHoustonj VIII Hope, W. H. flssaquahj VB Spadafora, A. fTorontoJ VII Jarvis, T. G. fSt. Albertj IXB Steuart, J. B. CSummerlandj XC Keats, R. J. CCalgaryJ VB Sybert, R. P. CMexicoJ VI Kraus, J. R. CLake Oswegoj VB Throne, R. M. CSeattleJ VIII Lema, L. d'A. CMexicoj VB Whyard, W. E. CWhitehorseJ IXA Mackie, W. A. QCrestonJ VA Wiley, S. M. fBainbridge I.J VIII WINSLOW Beirne, G. IV. fVictoriaJ XC McPhee, D. G. fSidneyJ XA Callaway, P. J. fVictoriaj VII Neal, R. W. fVictoriaJ XB Chudleigh, J. A. fVictorial IXA Payne, T. E. fVictoriaJ XB Clark, J. G. T. fVictoriaj VIII Powell, G. I. QVictoriaJ VIII Cuppage, G. W. CVictorial XB Powell, P. M. fVictoriaj XB Dickinson, P. fVictoriaJ IXB Purvis, D. fVictoriaJ XA Dyson, P. CVictorial IXA Salmon, P. H. QVictoriaJ XB Evans, R. B. QVictoriaj IXB Scrimes, K. F. C. fVictoriaj XC Faraday, I. G. CVictoriaj VII Scrimes, R. H. fVictoriaj VIII Fellner, M. E. QVictoriaj XA Shaw, G. fVictorial VII Graham, J. B. CVictoriaj VIII Smillie, P. fVictoriaJ VIII Head, C. D. fVictoriaj VB Smith, W. V. fVictoriaJ XA Jackson. R. M. J. CVancouverJ VII Utzig, H. H. fVictoriaJ VII Michaud, R. G. fVictoriaj VII WVilson, H. B. fVictoriaJ VA Mackay, W. QVictoriaJ IXB Worley, A. M. B. fSaanichtonJ VIII

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C. Ll. WILDER-Bolton 19653 VI Form 1967, Harvey House Prefect 1966g Chapel Sacristan 1967, Colts XV 1965, 4th. XV '66, Qnd. XV CCaptainD '67. University Entrance 1968 QArtsD. Proceeding to Simon Fraser University. C. S. WILSON- Bolton 19653 VI Form 1967, House Prefect 1966, Colts XV 1965, 2nd. XV '66, lst. XV '67, Basketball Team 1967, Tennis Team CCol- oursj 1968, Under-I6 Track Team 1966, Track Team '68, University En- trance 1968 CArtsJ. Proceeding to Central Washington State College. N.B. 1. Achievements once quoted have almost invariably been repeated in subsequent years. It is regretted that, owing to an early Press,U it has been impossible, in some cases, to give a complete record. CSome omissions are due to lack of co-operation on the part of those con- cerned.j 2. Departmental Examinations begin on June 17th. Ed. PREFECTS Standing: S. Taylor, T. Conduit, B. Crumbaeh, R. Scholefield, D. Vavra, P. Chapman, S. Timmis. Seated: A. Avila, B. Angus, M. Watkins, R. Barker, J. Brinkley, C. Wilson, N. Bishop. 19

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ij-nk ' i . , ' --.- A - N nj CHAPEL OFFICERS R. Barker fWardenj, M. Wfatkins CVergerj, G. Wilder CSacristanl, R. Brinkley fWardenj. THE CHAPEL As would be expected, the Chapel is central to the daily life of the School. Each school day begins there, and on Sundays the worship of the Author and Giver of Life and the Source of all Learning is the chief activity of the day. Although we have nothing noteworthy to report in the field of Chapel Music, yet we recall three services held in the Winter term that are worthy of mention. The Harvest Festival was held on Sunday, October 10th. The Chapel was beautifully decorated for the occasion by the boys under the leadership of Mrs. Timmis. The annual Remembrance Day Service was actually held on November 11th. this year. Hence, the whole School was present for the Hrst time at this memorial service. It followed the usual pattern and, as has been cus- tomary for many years, the Headmaster called the Roll of those who gave their lives in the two World W'ars and in Korea, and read Captain Harvey,s letter to the boys of the School - a letter written in the early days of WVorld War 1 when he was serving with the B.E.F. in France, from which he did not return. Memorial wreaths were placed before the Altar. Our Carol Service was held on the last Sunday of the term, Decem- ber 12th. This was strictly a domestic affair and the singing was done 21