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

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1 9 Head Girl s Mr. philosopher Kahlil Gibran, around the lamp until it dies, is class believe they have at this working to achieve. not in succeeding. while camping at Strathcona, or sharing a our parents and our teachers. And. we Thank you 8raving more admirable point in their lives succeeded. During our yegrsof schooling room in residence. We have have gained tolerance from of our friendships will not be we have gained patience. and p an individual is the basis of suc- to read and write: it is Ieaming to understand the will ensure our success in life. Only the future can tell how Although time will fog our to benefit ourselves but we have learned to cessful team work. world and measure life. well we have learned our lessons. many the acce tance l'eSDeCt Most important of all. we recognize that our is due tqie efforts of our teachers. You have made it possible for us to gain a fuller meaning of friendship, understanding, and, especially we recognize our parents: for you have made this education possible. f A j ffl' zz.-sk.: 'Q .. 4.4, 1 'n ,.-,, 1' -J? twigs, , -.Eid ',' ' F ,Fil - ,. hfiafgi .iygg-hh. -if 'Z A. :ff '. . s, U4-4-5.4 ,Yr ,QQ 1' My f.- 1v, fu Fu., -wftfi-z' .,,..g: Y' - . -mf 11.-,' , L . I . And finally. speaking on behalf of the graduating class. l ask youto remember that in order to accomplish great things, one must not 1 j , . out-. - only dream. but also act, not only plan, but also believe. ' Thank vw, Laurel Neil ..fl,l n-1-' will , ' i-N 1 . g re KLA 53 V I 1

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.A h 5'K-xx. U .Q , Nts. SSE-114-. ms N- hwsgvrf 5, I t ' 'Hifi . . . wI. .P if fi' ..L, i,4.x,sx I Speech speech, l would be e idea of the David is to play will do Life at St. H Michaels is not restricted receive a rich and unique education of boarders is a very impressive give the day students an school adds a dimension to field and in the classroom alone. Members of our school with people who come from all oveigthe world. The SMU list Didsbury and all points in DBTWCQQRIHBSDOBYUBFS at SMU in places all over the world, Theiprgsence of boarders in a not have. F...-1 I 11.19 L. , Another group that enriches life at change was that his classroom girls to enter the school in grade 1 me that when girls first arrived at most noticeable class are SMU pioneers, asilteytaife the first set of girls our days at SMU. This is entirely due tdggthefact that we have have given generously of their time and talentto prepare us for graduation class when I thank the staff very sincerelyifor their devotion. I the school skilfully, has provided an atmosphere iriirwhich the abilities and to the best use. As school captain, l would like to thank Mizgiwilliams, the deputy closely this year. Mr. Williams is a man who donates most of his enei?ElfeS in the name of St. Michaels University School. finally, I wouldxlike to thank you, thejparents. The audience here today is living evidence that we have the full support of the SMU families. I f Q. Each of us graduating today has received been taughtby a group of interested and the years ahead. l'm sure l speak on behalf would also like to thank Mr. Schaffter, interests ofthe students are headmaster with whom I have educati eacher My final message to those who will return to St.:IMike's in.September is to participate as much as you can in at school. He who puts into SMU life will deserve the most benefit frorniitg-To my successor Eric Angus, best of luck and a formula for success as head boy: N sf e . ' . DO EVERYTHING IN THE OPPOSITE MANNER THAT I D D. Thank you very much. 1 5 Laurel and I have been honoured to be the head students at SMU, and we thank all the bers of the staff and the student body for their enormous support, and for giving us the opportunity to occupy these positions: ' It has been a good year, I Good-bye and good luck until we meet again. 7 , X ' '

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