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

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SCHOOL OFFICERS Head Prefect C. M. Dykes Chapel Officers Verger M. McLennan Chaplain's Warden C. M. Dykes Headmaster's Warden M. MacEwing BARNACLE BOLTON House Captain House Captain C. M. Dykes S. B. Vallance House Prefects J. M. Macliwing D. B. McCarten House Prefects M. McLennan G. I. Powell H. E. Swofford HARVEY House Prefects R. B. Miller A. M. Souza R. Stelck R. M. Throne Vice-President XX Club: C. M. Dykes Head Librarian: A. M. Souza President Projection Club: hi. Macliwing President Debating Society: D. M. Buchan Capt. lst XV: C. lNI. Dykes Vice-Captain lst XV: S. B. Vallance Capt Capt Capt Capt. Capt. Capt Capt Capt lst XI: M. lVIcLennan Tennis: R. B. Caither Basketball: C. hi. Dykes Badminton: P. Wu Volleyball: M. Macliwing Ice Hockey: D. B. McCarten Swimming: H. E. Swoflord Athletics: C. E. Lokken WINSLOW House Captain M. R. C. Briggs House Prefects D. G. Cameron P. Wu Co-Capts. Cross Country: V. Firthffl. I. Powell Capt. Shooting: R. B. lNIiller Commodore Sailing Club: R. NI. Britten 9

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RESERVED FOR 'TAVIV' gilt was with deep regret that the boys of University School heard of the passing of Mr. John Timmis. His twenty-two years of devotion to the School have left permanent memories with each boy who has known him. May he rest in peace, knowing every boy will do his part to play the gamef' The Editorial Staff. 8

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4 .I U ..,,- , , F, e ,r.,,.5,15 V. nf., .,. , , ',. ' .f i.-. f . .-.-'eff .7 l' - weft -- I-'f'f'74LJxlf'.'e' r JZ','ff+2- .. 1- v ' Q f-. -ff -'f ,A-' - .-V ' 1 if ,' ' 1 HJ- it - A..-ti 'ef' .'--T Standing: G. Powell, J. Stelek, A. Souza, R. Miller, G. Cameron, M. Throne, H. Swofford. Seated: D. MeCarten, M. Meliwing, M. Briggs, C, Dykes, B. Vallance, M. McLennan, P. Wu. SPEECH DAY Speech Dayf' this year, was held on the evening of June 12th, and a large throng of Parents, Staff and Boys assembled in the Gym. After the Headmaster had presented his Report, lNlIr. A. Coleman, Old Boy par excellence and Guest of Honour, took over the microphone and regaled us with a witty resume of his career at the School, referring particularly to the occasions when his path had crossed that of Mr. XY. R. G. lVenman. After the presentation of the prizes he was thanked by the Head Prefect, C. M. Dykes, and. when the Chairman of the Board had addressed the assembly, there came the piece de resistance of the occasionathe presentation, by hi. lNfIcLennan, of lN1r. NVenman's portrait. gift of the XX Club fit now hangs in Brown Hallj. Mr. Wenman, in his inimitable manner, treated us to a few apposite remarks: H. Swofford was proclaimed Head Prefect for next year, and the proceedings closed with an unusually hearty 'rendering of the School Song. 10