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

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as X it .K . 54 swf X N, X LEX BAYLEY Lex: So much! - Gated again! - room 404 - Dilamonster - parking lot parties - late-nite- shooting, such a dorkette - certain loveable musicians ti.e. B.H. and J.B.J - chats in the shower room - You're a prefect - all-niters - Khalid - barfing - clothes - parents - dieting - messy room talright it was melj - bed i signing - I hate this place - privacy and lack thereof - beautiful black ballet dancers - contemptible cream cheese bagels. I love you much. Bunk-buddy. ERIN ANNE BEIRNE And our next contestant is . . . Erin Anne Beirne! tApplauseJ. She should be congratulated for her acquired immunity to Penaluna jibes, and her effective throwing arm. Her two years at SMU blessed her with a wealth of soap opera knowledge. and here too she fostered on aversion to purple-Bob socks. Her unique education here will speed her through a BA program at UBC and perhaps lead her to a career of teachingg more likely, she will spend the rest of her life with her true love: movie companies. Cheers! . . . and we hope to have ya back on our show real soon. STEVEN BENSON fy. Ben's first impression of SMU in grade 5 was such that he left before grade 6. However, after returning in grade 7, he actively participated in cricket and rugby, until this year. when his prime interests became p basketball and economics. Steven. an International House dropout, fondly remembers midnight fire alarms and Peter McRae. He intends to spend the rest of his life stuck in a sand trap. ex 1 MIKE BISSETT Upon occassionally emerging from his blue Toyota, Mike always wore a happy smile of appreciation for Mr. Williams and cheering thoughts of grad. Mike's message to fellow graduates: Knock your socks off.

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lAN ARMSTRONG The convicted arsonist of house and hair, Ian found time n' between burnings to join the sailing club, golf club, floor hockey team Qcaptain, of coursel. and swimming team, hence acquiring the prestigious title of International House Sports Manager. Memories for lan include blowing groceries at Shannon's, being crowned Prefect, boring novels, Chemistry titratic r, Uncle Willie's trumpeting, and Gare's ticker tape. 4 A .y' 5 ,.- if' I Future E ians: U. ofA. 1' L12 TED BALDERSON 'r As a junior, young Edward participated in many sports activities . . . in- , cluding lamb chopping. As a senior, however, he only played on the track 5' and hockey team. Ted, how will you ever live without K.M. when you join the Montreal Canadians? I A i. -. Q .5 ' P-ss T. sv .5 - , ., 5 ' - .s ,Q 'J , -E, 5-Vx TM : , ,L . JODY BARBER Hey Jo! We made it out alive . . . barely. Do you remember when you were a school spirit freak-out and were involved in everything from choir to the social committee? Oh yeah - you were vice-captain of the grass hockey team too. Such a weirdo. I'll never forget soopering across the quad with you, and of course long weekends and the Spanish Tragedy, Mount Tolmie, wasist l.D.?, and caramel sundaes decorating your face. I hope you do make it as a flower arranging, tea partying Mexican socialite - gynecology is so boring! I'll miss you, Jody. Here's to a Montreal rendez-vous! Leslie ALAN BARTON Our grad class will always remember Alan's name as the one which brought a smile to everyone's face. Because he has attended St. Mike's since grade 3, Schlem is a good example of the effect of SMU education. I-le lists his future plans as After school maybe go to UVIC. .,.'.

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CHRIS BLACK Super-Prep joined Super-School in the same year as our Super-Headmaster. Although this hasn't been verified by a A grad form tahemlj, Black plans a career as a forensic shrink, gy and then to a peaceful retirement as a pub-keeper in Ton- ,-, ' 54, bridge. PETER BRYNES Peter is overwhelmed with North American cars, yachting and miniature pyrotechnic explosive devices. He played soccer once, but has since directed his athletic prowess into lunch time frisbeeing. Next year he will pursue his A-flat minor tendencies at UVIC. Are you perplexed, Pete? BARB CADE Team, and the common room, reside in Ireland, i , ' A 1 sr' i 4 'S urf P MURRAY BROWNE Upon entering SMU in grade 12, Murray attempted to make up for a Kelownian lack of physical activity by pretending to take an active role in all aspects of SMU sports. Murray will be remembered for his conservative shirts and ties, and deficiency of ethnic friends fno names mentioned Peter, Stanley . . .J. Murray summed up the year with these im- mortal words: lt's been a blast. X 5-5 , We qw. .AQ Barb sang, acted, grass hockeyed, swam, and was an active member of Social Committee, Hillside Running lst XV. Barb nostalgically recalls, Greentree's Howard Russell cheers, soaps in the and most parties. Barb hopes to in a castle no less, as a doctor and vice- president of the Brad Forth Fan Club.