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

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EDITORIAL or The Rime of the Ancient Editor ancient Editor preventeth a delparting Co eague. He putteth on the pressure. He pointeth the Moral. C C C fjune 29th., 19612 It is an ancient Editor, And he stoppeth one of three. By thy ink-stained beard and blood-shot eye, Now wherefore stopplst thou me? The Cabmarfs doors are opened wide, I go this very morn, The C. 8c C. they do not wait, May'st hear the merry horn.' He holds him with his skinny hand, Your Article? quoth he. S 3 Hold off! unhand me, long-beard loon! But ne'er his hand dropped he. The Black and Red will have its stint, You stay, for weal or woe, Care I, if to some readier wight Your Reservation go?' The Master he did beat his breast, But drew the pen he bore 5 And thus spake on that ancient man, The red-eyed Editor, 'He leaveth fast who giveth fast In things both great and small, He toileth best who giveth best, And in good time withal. The early bird it is, I wis, That winneth still the worm, Henceforth your Article indite Before the end of Termf C.F.G.

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THE PREFECTS G. G. Murdoch, H. G. Sweeting, W. R. Monkman, E. H. Dodyk, J. B. Tassin. G. D. Stene, D. A. Angus, R. B. Cree, T. J. Rigos, B. M. Huston, R. A. Pilling. SCHOOL NOTES The enrolment at the close of the school year stood at 137 boarders and 96 day boys. This year shows an increase in the demand for space in Grades IX and above, which our present facilities cannot meet, and a decrease in the Lower School. The former situation can be met only by the building of the Science-Classroom Block, and it is hoped that, when the present difficulties have been overcome ffor example, U.S. income taxj, the essential funds will be forthcoming, With the exception of the Music Master, Mr. O'Kane, who left for New Zealand, Mr. Robinson, who spent only two terms here, and Dr. Bronner, who has retired on the orders of his doctor for reasons of health, we welcome back all the faculty, and at the same time extend a warm welcome to the new members - Mr. Derek Inglis, B.Sc. fSt. Andrewsj, Mr, John Powell, M.A. CCantabl, and the Rev, Charles Blencoe, B.A. fLondonj, late R.A.F., who has come to be our School Chaplain. During the year Mr. Graham Leslie, B.A. fOxonj, took Mr. Robinson's place to help us out while awaiting his appointment in another career. We were all very sorry that this was a temporary expedient, since, through his enthusiasm and practical interest, he be- came very much a part of the school even in that short space of time. 7