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

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ousmanian Adaptation 'Tis time, I think, the month were here A Junius made his own, And Summer coming crowned the year With joys it brings alone. With little lust to knit the brow And fain to feel the sun Are lads who Chase the leather now. And lads who swim and run. The year is gone, the Grades disperse. Learned, or loth to learn. There leaves for better or for worse Youth that will not return. Alike the scholar and the dunce Have lived their little day: From Gates a New Boy entered once An Old Boy goes his way. But leave you with the lowlier throng Or with the Prefect band, The School will mind you, lad, so long As Tolmie's top shall stand, C. F. G. 6

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SCHOOL NOTES The enrolment is 135 Boarders and 98 Day Boys. There is no im- mediate prospect of any major increase on these figures since practic- ally all grades are full and the number of Boarders is limited by the accommodation available. We now have a full-time Chaplain-the Rev. John Page, B.A. 1Cantabl. Sunday Services are held in the Assembly Hall and the long trek to St. Luke's-not always in the best of weather-is a thing of the past. After 50 years' association, however, the ties are not easily broken, nor would we wish them to be. There are Memorials in St. Luke's to those Old Boys who fell in the World War. There is a School Crest on the Memorial Pulpit to a former Headmaster - the Rev. G. Scarrett - and the Rector, the Rev. Ragg, has now had the happy idea of commemorating the long and close association of the School with St, Luke's by a stained glass window depicting a Uni- versity schoolboy kneeling in prayer, close by the plaque which com- memorates our fallen. A great many Old Boys were confirmed at St. Luke's and it is felt that many who worshipped there would approve of this idea and would welcome the opportunity to contribute towards the cost, which is expected to be in the region of 3350. A couple of dollars or so from those Qld Boys who. perhaps, have nostalgic memories of that Sunday morning walk or the Annual Church Parade, would quickly raise the sum required and, if forwarded to the Headmaster, would be acknow- ledged gratefully. Such donations are deductible for Income Tax pur- poses and a full accounting will be given. There have been other Staff changes this year. Mr. Hird left November lst. for England. to get married, with everyone's good wishes for his happiness. and Mr. Wfilson made a welcome return to the School to take his place. Mr. Creek resigned his Housemastership at Dauntsey's School in England to replace Mr. Grey as House Tutor of Brentwood. Mr. O'Kane has filled the vacancy created by Mr. Proudman and once again there is music in the School and much promise for the future. Dr. Stiller has come from Germany, via Ontario, to assist Mr. Hinton in the Labs. and Mr. Orr from South Africa, via Oxford, to help in Harvey House. Brown Hall functioned from the beginning of the School year and has become so much a part of the School that it is almost impossible to visualise how we ever managed without it. Christmas Dinner in that setting provided a most memorable occasion. The solid oak tables with the silver cups reflecting the glass and the bright red candles: the beautiful baskets of fruit and the joyous singing of the boys and their guests, produced a scene and an atmosphere which few who were privileged to enjoy it will ever forget. The circulation of the Illustrated London Newsn is world wide. We were much honoured therefore to be represented in the edition of Ma1'cli 7th by four pages of pictures and copy as the first Canadian 8