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

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ATHLETICS Sports training began as soon as the Track was marked at the begin- ning of the Summer Term. The taking of Standards began immediately and continued until the day before Sports Day. The total number of Standards attained again rose this year, Brentwood scoring 362 and Founders 317. Those boys Brentwood: Blair, Coulson, Jones I, Rigos II, Stephen, Todd, Hawley. Founders: Ashby. Dorland, Johnston, Milner, Ogle, Schmitt, Simpson I. Stene, Tassin. completing all possible Standards were: was moved again this year. owing to the The quarter-mile track fact that one corner of the field had been seeded. This resulted in some sharp corners and an uphill grind to the finish. The Quadrangular School Meeting was held at the School on the evening of May 22nd. NVe were glad to compete with Shawnigan again. and also to welcome St. Cveorge's and Qualicum, who were able to attend this year, It was once again apparent that we had no winning runners, though Connorton and Johnston both ran good seconds in the half and quarter mile respectively. Our successes came in the hurdles, won by Milner, and the shot and javelin, won by Bedard and Cressman. The final results were:- 1. Shawnigan ............................ 76 2. St. George's ........... .... 6 2 3. University School ..., ....... 4 7 4. Qualicum .............................. 7 The Annual Athletic Sports took place on Saturday, June 6th. The weather was perfect for the competitors. and for the large assembly of Parents, Old Boys and Friends. As the Juniors had had their Sports Day on the previous Friday, a more ambitious programme was arranged. six more field events being included. Results were quite good, though only one Record was broken rby Cressman in the under 16 hurdles 1. In the Open Javelin Cres- sman came within one foot of the old Record, a fine achievement and one which forecasts well for next year. On the track times were fair, notable achievements being by Lund I in the 100 yards, Connorton in the 880 yards and Milner in the 440 yards. After the Sports tea was served, and the proceedings were then rounded off by Mr. A. Moilliet, Pres. of the Qld Boys' Association, who presented the Prizes. SPORTS RESULTS 100 Yards under 16 ..... 1, Keble I: 2. Chapman: 3. Coulson C11.3 100 Yards open ..... ........... 1 . Lund I: 2. Ashby: 3. Allen 110.6 220 Yards under 16 ...... ......... 1 . Keble I: 2. Chapman: 3. Todd 126.2 220 Yards. open ..... ..... 1 . Milner: 2. Johnston: 3. Connorton C25.0 410 Yards, under 16 ...... 1. Todd: 2. Chapman: 3. Keble I f61.1 +40 Yards, open ......... ....... 1 . Milner: 2. Johnston: 3. Storr C57.9 18

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Dunnavan. N. L, lVanCoux'er. XN'asli. i -Dvkes. I. BI. YYetaskiwinl Gage. R. xl. iVietoriaH Gough. P. RI. tVietoria' -Granston. D. F. Seattlei -Hess, P. L. iifalgaryi King, R. F. lVietorial Link, S. Taeomal B B B B B B Redden. C. R. i Vztneouverl -Rowan. R. lNN'l1itel1orses -Skidmore. D. A. Hopkins Landingi Taylor, G. C, 1TYllllt'il0l'St' gTai'lor. K. 'XYl'1llCll0I'SEl Tuek. C. D. mVietorial -Zaecarelli, R. :Haney BRENTWOOD Angus, A, lVietorial l -Branden. R. P. Oswego -Bryant. YY. lSeattlel -Collins. C. XV. fSeattlei -Davis. D. R, lKirklandN -Elliott, G. T. lTaeo1nai -Engle. A. R. +Seattlei Gadban. T. V. iVietoria -Geissler. A. D. San Fran- eiseo N -Gould, F. lSumneri Goward. A. O. C. lViCtoria1 -Heintz, L. fSeattlel B B B B B B B B vlanies, C, R. lSeattlel Rlatliews. B. S. lSidneyl -lX1CBride. T. T. 1Seattlel -McKenzie, R. A, liVZlHCOUX'l'1' -Neely. D. A. D. Ijasperv 4Pratt. H. 'Edniontonl Singer, D. I. wEd1nontonl Stanbury, C. XV. 'Victoria' Svrnons. KI. E. fViCtoriav -Teel. L. 4.Seattlel Trenliolme. E. rViCtorial -Trotter. F, A. lCourtenay1 XN'ilkinson. D, C. 4Vietoriai HARVEY Argall, D. tViCtorial Bapty. S. L. lVictorial -Barker. R. G. li,V3.HCOuX'61'll -Bergerson. R. XV. lSeattlel Bishop, P, F. IVictorial -Blair, VV. G. rTaeomal Bolli, B. C. lViCtO1'l3l -Burns, R. A .lCowiehan'1 Butler, C. W. rVietorial -Chattaway, C. E. t Nantonl -Davey, P. V. CBangkokl -Dee, D. L. l,V2.H3Dd21l Donaldson, A. NV, T. tVietorial Donaldson, C. N. fVictoriaJ Dutton, D. H, l,VlCtOI'i3.il -Favelle, P. K. l,V3.HCOuX'61'l -Granston. M. A. fSeattlel Hardv. E. L. eVictoriah -Harris. D. M. fseaulew -Holm, C. B. 1Seattlel B B B B B B B B B B B B -Hook. K. D. B. nGangesl -Hughes, D. E. tHigh Riverl Hui1ter,iA, R. ufVietorial A -Jones, M. A. 1Seattlel Ker, R. A. nVictorial Leal. N. A. rVietorial Lemieux. M. lVietorial -Lenfesty, C. B. lSeattlel Le Poidevin, R. G. 1'ViCtOI'iZ1ll -Leteher, R. C. tFerniel -Low, R. E. tVaneouverl -Mittelstaedt, S. D. rSeattlel Nelson. G. T. lVietoria1 -Reralliek, J, rSeattlew Sealv. R. D. A. l'VlCIO1'l3.il -Seeger. T. XV. S. fPortlandi -Simonson, G. R. lSeattleh -Skidmore, R, I. ll Hopkins Landingl -Stephenson, P. 'Vancouver B-Stone. M. fMesaehie Lake Teagle, M. 'Vietorial TAS at August 3lst.. 19591 17

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Half Mile. under 16 ,.,........v.....,,......... 1. Todd: 2. Dial: 3, Stene 12 ni. 25.8 5.1 Half Mile, open ........................ 1. Connorton: 2, Ogle: 3. Blair 12 ni. 16.5 sm One Mile, open .................... 1. Connortong 2, Phillips: 3. Milrier 15 m. 19.5 s.+ 120 Yards Hurdles, under 16 ........ 1. Cressman: 2. Coulson: 3. Tassin 116.5 s.i 1Record+ 120 Yards Hurdles. open ...... ......... 1 . Milner: 2. Ashby: 3. Allen 115.1 s.,J High Jump, under 16 ....,.,.. .................................... 1. Coulson: 2. Young: 3. Dorland. Stephen 1-1' 9 l 1Tiem High Jump, open ,.............. ...... 1 . Newton: 2. Ogle: 3. Fargher II 15' 3M l Long jump. under 16 ....... ...... 1 . Keble I: 2. Cressman: 3. Coulson 117' 671 Long Jump, open ,...,...,.,............. 1, Ogle: 2. Ashby: 3. Connorton 118' 5W n Discus Throw, under 16 ........ 1. Rigos II: 2. Chapman: 3. Cressman 195' 9 u Discus Throw, open ........... ........,. 1 . Bebang 2. Bird: 3. Simpson II 1107' 801 Javelin Throw. under 16 ........ 1. Cressman: 2. Stephen: 3. Hawley 1137' 7 yr Javelin Throw. open ....... .......... 1 , Cressman: 2. Bird: 3. Radford I 1142' 07' Shot Put. under 16 .................... 1. Cressman: 2. Chapman: 3. Coulson 1-17' 771 Shot Put, open ................................ 1. Lund Ig 2. Bedard: 3, Beban 138' 82671 Cricket Ball. open ................ 1. Ogle: 2. Radford I: 3, Sinclair 195 yds. 1' 10 1 4-10 Yards Relay, inter-House, under 16 ..., 1. Founders: 2. Brentwood 152.5 s.,u -H0 Yards Relay, inter-House. open - Old Boys .... 1. Old Boys: 2. Founders: 3, Brentwood 148.5 s.,9 Old Boys' Race ........................................................................................ 1. Rooper Inter-House Result:-1. Brentwood 1248115 points Hg 2. Founders 12-10Vg pointsl Senior Champion ................................................ Milner. Ogle 116 pointsl 1Tiey Intermediate Champion .......................... ....................... C ressman 119 pointsl Junior Champion ............... ......................................... B apty I J. G. CROSS COUNTRY The School Annual Cross Country was run. as usual. at the end of the Easter Term. 163 boys -42 of whom were juniorsr competing. Hudson I fFounders 1. Connorton iBrentwoodl and Ogle lFOL1IlClCI'S1 fought it out over the whole course. Hudson pulling away at the end to finish first and win the Old Boys' Cup. Connorton was a good second and Ogle a close third. Founders House with 2930 points won over Brentwood with 3413 points. Hudson II, who placed 15th., was the first Junior to finish and the winner of the Robertson Cup. The School entered a team in the annual cross country race at Royal Roads and placed 8th. out of 13. The lfVinner's time was 21:57, and Hudson I, 3lst. and our first man home. did well to record 25:07 in such good company. Morris returned a creditable 25:13. finishing 34th., while Gale. 43rd.. Blilner. -1-lth.. and Stephen, 47th, completed the School team. The Annual Run against Victoria High School was enlarged this year to include Shawnigan Lake School and St. George's School. The T. Eaton Co. have donated a Trophy for annual competition and the 1959 race was held on February 18th. at the School. As was expected Victoria High School were easy winners. and they were followed by Shawnigan Lake School, St. George's School and University School. The YVinner's time for the run around the Upland Golf Course was a splendid 22:07. Connorton. Ogle, Radford I, Hudson I, Grubb I and Lund I represented the School and finished in the order shown. W. R. G. W. 19