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

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SALVETE BARNACLE Banks, G. C. Cwashingtonj IXB Lau, P.Y., F. CHong Kongj XB Barrett, D. L. QLethbridge IXB Li, M.F., D. fHong Kongj XII Bigliardi, A. C. fMereer LD VIIIA Lo, K.-C. fH0ng Kongj XIB Brinton, B. CSeattlej XA Mofford, G. A. CTrinidadj VIIIA Britten, R. M. QSidneyD VIIIA Mott, J. A. CSalemj IXB Brown, M. W. Clidmontonj VIIIB Mulberg, T. D. CSeattlej XB Burrows, M. OIS. CSeattlej VIIIB Mundell, D. B. QLethbridgt-:J XII Cameron, D. G. Qlidmontonj IXA Raymond, D. A. fWashingtonJ VIIIB Chan, Y.-K., S. CHong Kongj XA Shanaman, S. F. CWaynej IXA Coburn, R. P. fEdmontonj XA Stewart, D. C. flidmontonj XB Eader, R. H. CSeattlej IXB Symes, F. S. COntarioJ VII Ebbighausen, G. E. Cliugenej IXB Thomson, M. D. QVancouverj XA Gaither, B. QMexicoJ XA Van Mason, J. E. CSeattleJ VII Gaither, R. B. CMexicoJ VIIIA Vane, K.P., K. CHong Kongj XA Hemphill, W. H. CPortlandj XII Wong, K.-L. CHong Kongj XII Hogarth, B. CStewartj XIA Woo, T. H. T. fHong Kongj XIA Johanson, J. D. CBellevueJ XII Young, R. C. CCalgaryJ XIA Killoran, D. R. QVictoriaj IXA BOLTON Antflick, G. E. CEdmontonJ IXB Miles, T. C. Cliirklandj VII Banks, T. C. fWhitehorsej XB Miller, J. M. CN. Vancouverj VIIIA Boon, R. I. fTrinidadj XII McDonald, A. fQuesnelJ XIB Chatroop, H. G. CCaroline Is.j VII McGowan, R. A. CLadnerJ XIB Dennison, R. D. 1Tsawwassenj XIB McLeod, H. M. CVictoriaj XB Evans, B. CCalgaryj VII Niven, R. J. CLethbridgeJ IXB Firth, V. fWhitehorsej XA Norris, T. I. fVancouverJ VIIIA Fuzak, C. E. CCaliforniaj XA Ross, D. MCK. fSeattlej VIIIA Hansen, G. P. CBellevuej XB Sladen, J. E. CKeremeosJ XII Harding, D. G. lVictoriaJ XII Stearns, G. J. CSeattlej VII Heffernan, E. G. QKelownaj VIIIA Wall, R. fBe1levueJ VIIIB Hirtz, N. A. fFort St. Johnj XB Wallman, G. R. CS. Burnabyj IXA Hughes, J. H. CMexicoj XII Welti, M. D. CMercer I.j VIIIA Lauder, D. S. fNVashingtonj VII Wilder, P. R. Clnvermerej XA Lee, W.F., G. CHong Kongb XII Wu, M. H., P. CHong Kongj XA Martin, R. CWashingtonj XIB WINSLOW Adams, K. H. CViCtoriaJ IXB Morris, G. H. O. fVictoriaJ XB Carter, H. B. fVictoriaD XA McArthur, I. H. CVictoriaJ XB Chan, T. S., G. CHong Kongj XII McArthur, P. A. fVictorial XB Chudlefgh, J. A. fVictoriaj VIIIB McArthur, T. A. CVictoriaJ IXB Chung, J. CHong Kongj XII McGimpsey, B. R. fVictoriaJ VIIIB Considine, B. D. fVictorial IXA Poon, S.K., C. CHong Kongj XII Dennis, J. P. fVictoriaj IXA Postle, J. C. CVictoriaJ VII Iillis, C. S. CVictoriaj VII Purcell, R. W. CVictoriaj XII Finaniore, P. L. CViCtoriaJ VIIIA Robinson, D. W. CVictoriaJ VIIIB Flanders, J. E. CVictoriaj VII Sealey, M. A. QVietoriaD XB Houston, A. G. YV. CVictoriaj VIIIB Shao, K.T., D. CHong Kongl XII Howard, G. A. CVict0riaj VIIIA Stelck, D. A. CVictoriaJ XIA Iverson, S. G. fViCtoriaj IXA Stelck, R. fvictoriaj IXA Lai, NV.Y., J. CHong Kongj XII Townsend, D. A. CVictoriaJ IXA Lane, C. G. fllsquimaltj IXA Venables, D. R. CVictoriaj VIIIA Lee, W.T., M. fHong Kongj XII Watson, R. A. fVictoriaJ XB Lougheed, M. P. fVictoriaj XA Yue, W.-L., F. CHong Kongj XII Macmillan, R. D. CVictoriaj IXB Zailo, J. V. QVictoriaJ VIIIA Mair, W. CVictoriaj XB

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The following joined the Vlth Form during the year and wrote Departmental Exams. in June. BARNACLE HOUSE WINSLOW HOUSE D. B. MUNDELL lil! T. S. CHAN K, W. CHUNG W. Y. LAI 27.1 ,il EQ W. T. LEE K. T. SHAO 'VUXN' TJ 1:57 M. Y. YUE

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vj . ,. ' u , 4 1 . . a , .ri ' . ' Q Q..- 1 - .. AU ,T ,.'+iSeffftsff 'fe fx, ' ,'fc.,.'.34r,4 ' I R39 CHAPEL OFFICERS T. Conduit fWardenj, G. Tolman CCrucifer and Sacristanl, D. Brinton QWardenD. ',.-. H.: -1---. -. THE CHAPEL As might be expected, the Chapel is central to the daily round of the School. Each school day begins there, and each day is brought to end with evening prayers there. Hence, it is in the Chapel that the day's work is framed in the daily round of morning and evening prayers, as we seek to worship the Author and Giver of Life and the Source of all Learning. Although we have nothing noteworthy to report, yet we do recall some services that are worthy of mention. The Thanksgiving Festival was held on Sunday, October 6th., when the Chapel was beautifully decorated by the boys under the leadership of Mrs. Timmis. The annual Remembrance Day service was held again on Novem- ber llth., and since this was a school day the whole school company was present. We took part in a great service and, this year. the bugles really rang out for the solemn parts of the occasion. Our Carol Service, strictly a domestic aHair, was held on Sunday, December 15th. The Lessons were read by Masters and Boys, and 21