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

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Science General Biology Chemistry Physics Old Boys' Association Art General Knowledge General Progress VII VIII B VIII A IX B IX A X B X A XI B XI A XII Chapman Cup F. S. Symes, R. M. Britten, R. Stelck, A. D. Adams David S. Goorevitch D. L. Seibert Lo Ka-Chun Wong Kai Ling R. G. Michaud, G. R. McKinnon, P. H. Salmon, G. G. Lang, C. D. Head R. M. Leeming E. G. Heffernan, P. Smillie, N. A. Hirtz R. W. Neal, D. Johanson FORM PRIZES B. Evans T. A. Gloyd P. L. Finamore R. D. Macmillan S. G. Iverson P. A. McArthur J. M. MacEwing A. B. Niven, K. F. C. R. M. Leeming David S. Goorevitch Scrimes SPECIAL PRIZES fHarvey Housej K. C. McLean Chapel Officers D. Brinton, T. C. Conduit, G. O. Tolman Headmaster's Awards Governor General's Medal T. C. Conduit, J. F. Duthie, E. W. Keil David S. Goorevitch 11

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SPEECH DAY A large number of parents was present at the Annual Prize-Giving in the Gymnasium, the Guest of Honour being Dr. Sydney Wayne Jackman, of the University of Victoria. Dr. Jackman gave a brilliant address-erudite, witty and humorous. His theme was Time, and if the reaction was any criterion the audi- ence received the message. Incidentally, his observations on the early history of a certain other school, which apparently had started as a girls' school, and the present trend towards co-education caused con- siderable aniusement, as did his comparison of the questionable habits of today with those of our great-grandfathers. Trevor Conduit, as Head Prefect, thanked the speaker ably and briefly, and was followed by the Chairman of the Board, who took the opportunity to endorse the observations on the financial situation made in the Headmaster's Report, with which, as is customary, the proceed- ings had opened. The School Song was then sung with great gusto, and, following HThe Queen, all adjourned to lunch and to prepare for the Sports in the afternoon. It was a splendid morning in every way. H.M. PRIZE LIST English H. G. Chatroop, D. R. Venables, R. J. Stelck, M. D. Thomson, C. R. P. Spicer, W. N. Rockwell Social Studies G. J. Stearns, R. B. Gaither, G. F. Copeland, J. M. Macl-Ewing, P. T. McDer1nott, D. L. Seibert fHist.j, G. O. Tolman CGeog.J French B. Evans, P. L. Finamore, D. G. Cameron, B. Gaither, D. D. Cornwall, D. G. Harding Classics Greek B. D. Considine, C. M. Considine Latin E. Flanders, D. M. Ross, S. G. Iverson, M. D. Thomson, C. M. Considine Mathematics H. G. Chatroop, D. R. Venables, G. F. Copeland, Wu lNi1an Hoo, S. Keenlyside, Wong Kai Ling 10

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ACADEMIC RESULTS Only one Grade XII was in action last year, but in Public Examina- tions average results were very much the same as in 1967. Once again, 87C2i of the papers written were passed. R. A. Oakley headed the list with a Scholarship average of 89.5fk. He is to be congratulated also on treading in the footsteps of lNI. C. Brock, emerging at the summit of Latin 12 and winning a Classical Association Scholarship. The following candidates completed Senior Secondary School Grad- uation: W. B. Angus R. Keenlyside A. Avila R. A. Oakley R. G. Barker T. A. Russell R. A. Bexton R. B. Storrie N. R. Bishop R. P. Sybert B. A. Burns E. B. Tait P. M. Chapman S. D. Taylor W. Dyson G. S. Wilson 'T Z I '. . .,, ,. UUA. 1.5, 5 . J,-.c.,.,-.1-.Li , .. Ex., 9 A 'lt-,ts ' .. . 3 ' - -n - '-'. .. '- ' n.- PREFECTS Standing: C. Rainsford, D. Goorevitch II, J. Meeker, R. Grove, R. Morgan, M. Reeves, D. Singleton. Seated: D. Goorevitch I, G. Tolman, J. Duthie, T. Conduit CHead Prefectl, W. Keil, B. Grurnbach, D. Brinton. 12