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

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SALVETE soHooL HOUSE BARNACLE BOLTON Chan, L.-S. S. QHong Kongj XB Caw, C. B. CBellevueJ Ching, E. K. fMalaysiaj XB Chan, H. H. H. CHong Kongj Gaither, R. B. CMexicoj XA Chan, K. K. M. CHong Kongj Hoyer, K. H. QHollywoodj XII Fook, R. M. fWhitecourtJ Lawson, E. C. QCalgaryJ XIB Cottrell, C. A. QCrande Prairiej Litman, C. M. CVictoriaJ XIA Cottrell, D.G.C. CGrande Prairiej McLean, D. J. CJuneauj XIB Ho, W. C. R. fHOTlg Kongj Spalding, J. R. CSum1nerlandj XIB Koh, T. Ke. fHong Kongj Sun, K. L. C. CHong Kongj XIB Koh, T. Kh. CHong Kongj Sun, S. fHong Kongj XIA Lai, K. H. C. CHong Kongj Tam, S. C. T. CHong Kongj XIB Thompson, D. W. F. CNanairnoj Tso, F. V. CHong Kongj XIA Yu, S. S. R. CHong Kongj Weiss, C. R. CPortlandJ XIA Williams, R. B. fBellevuej XA WINSLOW Cambridge, W. CVictoriaj XB Dennis, D. C. fVictoriaj XB Kenny, S. P. CVictoriaj XB King, M. R. CVictoriaJ XIB Ng, H. Y. E. CHong Kongj XII Tam, K. Y. CMalaysiaJ XII Van Alstine, T. E. CVictoriaj XIA HARVEY HOUSE BARNACLE BOLTON Chu, S. S. W. CHong Kongj VIII Lai, H. C. E. CHong Kongj IXB Lau, C. K. M. CHong Kongj VII Ngai, K. L. K. CHong Kongj VIII WINSLOW Anderson, B. O. fVictoriaj VIII Branson, D. J. QVictoriaJ VIII Cameron, I. G. CVictoriaj IXB Deveson, D. A. fVictoriaj VIII Hagar, D. S. CVictoriaJ VII Illsey, H. P. CVictoriaj VIII MacGillivray, P. J. CSaanichtonJ IXB Olynyk, P. N. IViCtoriaj IXB Peterson, R. A. QVictoriaj VII Robinson, W. R. QVictoriaJ IXA Stubbs, D. C. CNanaimoJ VIII Turner, M. A. CVictoriaj VIII Wasylynko, D. QVictoriaj VIII Winter, W. E. CVictoriaj IXB Witwicki, M. N. S. CVictoriaj VII 21 XII XIB XII XB XB XIB XII XA XB XIB XB XIB Cottrell, M. D. fGrande Prairiej VII Lai, H. F. K. CHong Kongj VIII Leung, C. S. F. QHong Kongj VIII

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THE THIRD GENERATION Congratulations must go to M. D. Thomson, through no particular fault of his own son-of-the-son-of-an-Old-Boy, who, nevertheless, by weathering the toils and tribulations of School Cand giving every indication that he will graduate extremely welll, will, we are sure, be the first third-generation Sixth-Former to figure on our Honour Boards. Sons of Old Boys appear in red. An additional colour will now have to be chosen C probably greenl. - Ed. 5 .' I I 21 lien., H 'P rx' Rl' f' 2 . v Why dont we paint the common room? fs' 2 ' - - l'- V- I 1 ., f'P?' - . ' , i Ah .AVL Y x A r 15 4' -, V in . 1 ' ',' V . 1'-Dl l -' I --, , H X V All Q Y 1 V 1. f-' . x ' ' , .

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CHAPEL WARDENS C. Dykes, M. lNIcLennan, M. lwfcliwing. THE CHAPEL This year the Chapel had to deal with the exceedingly difficult problem of the lack of a Chaplain. At the beginning of the year there was still some hope that the post would be filled. but it soon became apparent that no suitable person could be found in time. Sir. Cordon, therefore. bravely took over the duties and proceeded to make an excellent job of them. On special occasions we were able to get outside help-from Bishop Calvert at one time. and from Bishop Cartrell, w ho conducted the Memorial Service for the late Headmaster, Blr. Timmis. YVe were also visited by Father Biqliardi. from Seattle. who gave a sermon which. I am sure most bovs will remember for years to come. The School formed its own Choir for the Annual Carol Service, which was a complete success. I would like to thank R111 Cenge and his small Choir for performing for the School. and our Organist, lXIr. Cialliford. Thanks must also go to Rlr. Gordon for his Services. and to Craig Dykes and Marc Macliwing. the lN'ardens. llichael McLennan, Verger. 22