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

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xfi Brian Yue Brian, commonly known as B.B.KlNG , has spent three years at the school during which time he played for the Badminton team. His pet peeve is Brown Hall Meals. B.B.KING is most often seen listening to Disco music, writing letters and practising his favourite AFRICAN tribal dance. Brian wants to go to university. He is not sure of his career inspiration, but he'll probably end up as a D.J. in New York New York in Peking, China. B.B.KING's last request was to have buffet dinners served in Brown Hall. We wonder WHY? Vincent Yu Disco King has been a member of St. Mike's for four years. He played well for the rugby team and the badminton team. Vincent's pet peeves are certain members of room 104. He enjoys dancing and playing disco music, He said he would like to be a successful manager of a big company in Hong Kong, but he will probably end up as John Travolta the second. His final request is More privacy on telephone. f I 11 nv- OH UNCLE JOHN! I'VE GOT TWELVE MORE f YEARS OF THIS BIG HAPPY FAMILY. Q0 ,.a.s-an ..-n-9'

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Alison Moat Q Alison Moat came to us from Norfolk llouse: two x r Stephen Song Stephen has been in the school since Grade 9, and has participated in the Third XV and the Senior Basketball teams. Steve hated waking up early in the morning for school. Steve enjoyed playing basketball and going fishing on the weekends. He is planning to further his studies at Simon Fraser University but will probably end up as a fisherman in New York City. Steve's final requests are to have better food in Brown Hall and shorter school time. Doug Taylor own taxi service and in her spare tirnc, tzrkeg picttr: f that's already due. Goldie Loeks tlt-tests Monty Pythor r nan math. Attending an art school or colltge is u-nlrrxr ,fl t l ' most after graduating, however, we rnzty rind Gol taking math enrichment cours-.s. Ali's final rrqtrf,-l required for univcrsitv entrance by the IFJRO p'r'af.ls. ffl 7 kg, 'l? l Q' I ,J gn' 59751, r I., A 14.5 . Doug has spent three years at the school and has run tro s eourrtrx ertrx year - well done, Doug! As an ardent supporter of Holton Ilo L tr participated whenever hc could, although he was most olttn een ht d n l Mirkwood, or simply 'weirding out'. lie dislikes people tt us being on drugs, and his favorite saying is Hpw f American, born and bred, Doug's ambition in to bt ornt 1 wt dent for Time, but his probable destination will be n lrnlt the Green Berets stationed in lrttn. There you czrr rrrx request and 'nuke the Ayatollah'

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.1-Q. 'RQ Wemnan House Don Fennerty Donald 'Chicken Legs' Fennerty has passed a wonderful four year sojourn iii St. Michael's, where he has developed his own style of running, with wliitli he has managed to secure the position of captain of the lst XV. Chicken Legs was also a member of the Snr. Colts and Jr. Jr. Colts rugby teams, and of the under I6 and lst XI soccer teams, and of the track team - is that it, Don? Life, however, is rough at the top, and Don complains about having to rise at 8:15 a.m. on Saturdays fno more Friday nights, eh Don?J. The pressure of duties has driven Donny to smoke, shout at people on the squad, and drop the rugby ball after making a break. Don wants to go to U.B.C. but loves it here so much that he'll probably return for another grade l2 year. Donny's final request is that the lst XV be remembered as people with great spirit , but don't forget those Saturday mornings, Don! s ...'l , ...I Barbara Samson Barb has been in the school for two years, during which time she has been on the debating and the swim team. Her pet peeves are the never-ending routine of buzzers, redundant announcements, and more buzzers. One can most often catch Barb strolling around the jr. cross-country trail. After graduating, Barb simply wishes to experience the knowledge that it's finally over, but fears she will probably wake up one morning next year and discover she's still in grade 12 fpoor girly. Barb's final request is that students someday be recognized as human beings in their own right. Jim Bateman Q J . - ,. Y. ,f I s ' xr ' . jg: , '1 ?f 5 Big Jim's been at the school for 3 years now always seen speaking his mind. Jim's played for the lst XV rugby squad fpounding a lot of fleshl, the lst Xl soccer team and the Senior Colts rugby squad of '77-'78. What Jim dislikes he dislikes full heartedly and Jim cannot stand cameras, or anything to do with photographs - all you photographers in the world beware. Jim's am- bition is to pass grade 12, but he'll most likely end up as a bartender for Romeo's. The man of few words final comment is that the school needs help, so long!