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

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SCHOOL OFFICERS BARNACLE House Captain G. D. Stene House Prefects G. D. Abel D. A. Chapman I. NI. Dykes XV. R. Monkman J. Nl. Palmer School Prefects D. A. Angus G. D. Stene B. M. Huston BOLTON House Captain D. A. Angus School Prefect B. M. Huston House Prefects J. E. Mousel G. G. Murdoch H. W. W'atson D. O. Wfindrem Vice-Pres. XX Club: D. A. Angus Capt. lst. XY: I. NI. Dykes Vice-Capt. lst. XV: G. D. Stene Capt. lst. XI: D. A. Angus Vice-Capt. lst. Xl: A. O. C. Gowarcl Capt. Basketball: G. D. Abel Capt. Field Hockey: XV. R. Monkman Capt. Swimming: H. G. Sweeting Capt. Tennis: A. O. C. Goward Capt. Athletics: D. A. Chapman Vice-Capt. Athletics: A. V. Keble Capt. Cross Country: A. V. Keble Capt. Shooting: D. A. Angus Pres. Debating Society: H. XV. Watson Pres. Projection Club: YV. R. lX1onkman 10

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OBITUARY F. E. lN'inslow Esq.. O.B.E. The Board of Governors and the School have lost a great friend in the person of the late Mr. F. E. lYinslow, who died on Relay lflth., 1962. In the appropriate place-together with the Yalete --R111 Genge pays the School's tribute in classical form, but it is fitting here also to say something of a man whose like. alas. we shall not see again. In the hungry thirties, when the School suffered financially and was in great difficulties, it was he, together with a small handful of Old Boys, who saved it from complete disaster: and as Chaimian of the Board of Governors until his illness in 1958. he steered it back on the road to recovery and to the financial stability which it enjoys today. During his long tenure of office his enthusiasm for the School never waned, and even during his final illness he still maintained a constant interest in the boys, the masters and the affairs of the School. For his service to Canada during the war of 1939-+5 he was awarded the Order of the British Empire, and for his many public services to the City he was publicly named Mr, Victoria : yet, he still found time to serve the School to which he had sent his son, who was later to die on active service with the R.C.N. On his last visit to the School a group of senior boys escorted him around in his wheel-chair. It was on this occasion that the photograph was taken which appeared in last year's Black and Rad. He enjoyed that visit, and the School tie which he wore that day remained his favourite to the end. In the history of the School there can have been no one who did more for it, without financial reward or personal gain. than did Mr. YVinslow. XVe mourn his loss, but we will be ever grateful for having enjoyed his friendship. J. T. 9

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51.-:gf . V if W .Q in , 'fig . , -9 1. f'Q1i.'2T' . : ws'5'f1fl?' 6 0 - if, 'MP 5' X ' . ,A 'v x A 51755: up Ks 1 1- -qv-ui-in...-. G. G. MURDOCH OF WHITEHORSE Entered September 1957. Left June 1962. WVinner of the Chapman Cup 1958 and the Ker Cup 1962.