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

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SALVETE SCHOOL HOUSE BARNACLE Bailey, A. G. CSalmon Armj XB Flock, D. R. CRed Deerj XIA Hancock, D. L. fSeattlej XB Harding, C. G. Qlidmontonj XIB Jamieson, D. J. Clidmontonj XA Johannessen, B. I. CBurnabyj XB Kong, C. O., T. CVancouverj XB Lau, P. Y., F. CHong Kongj XIB Lo, K.-C. QHong Kongj XII McCarten, D. B. Clidrnontonj XIB Scott, D. B. CSurreyj XIA Steer, J. V. CGold Riverj XB Wan, P. K., S. CHong Kongp XIA BOLTON WINSLOW Barclay, A. P. CNanaimoj IXA Buchan, D. M. CVictoriaj XA Chapman, D. A. fSan Franciscoj XIA Cooper, F. G. CSaanichtonj XB Chapman, P. H. CSan Franciscoj XIA Fellner, G. J. CVictoriaj XA Choi, K. Y., C. CHong Kongj XII Ku, K. T., C. fHong Kongj XII Hall, A. lNIacG. fCaliforniaj XIA Lokken, G. E. CVictoriaj XIB Herrman, D. S, CSeattlej XA McCulloch, P.A. CVictoriaj XB Hughes, B. J. CMexicoj XII Travers, J. E. fVictoriaj XIA Souza, A. M. QHong Kongj XA Worley, A. M. B. QSaanichtonj XA HARVEY HOUSE BARNACLE BOLTON Colter, D. A. Clidmontonj IXA Angell, D. XV. CVancouverj VIII Hemphill, S. G. D. CVancouverj VIII Blackwood, M. D. Clildmontonj IXA McCarten,M.A.J.fEdmontonj VIII Bowers, B. D. CVancouverj IXB Riley, M. R. fVancouverj VIII Freistadt, F.. R. QVancouverj VII Soldan, H. R. QVancouverj IXB Fuqua, C. R. CSeattlej VIII Walker, D. W. Clidmontonj VIII Girouard, J. W. QRedwood Cityj IXB Wick, B. L. CSeattlej VII Hardman, D. M. V. CBurnabyj VII Snow, D. CVictoriaQ VII Stohl, G. A. CPrince Rupertj VIII ' WINSLOW Bissett, T. J. K. fSaanichtonj Cabanas, F. X. QVictoriaj Craig, M. QVictoriaj Dalziel, D. L. QVictoriaj Finamore, J. V. QVictoriaj Forbes, J. fVictoriaj Hagar, M. fVictoriaj Hewitt, G. W. CVictoriaj Macaulay, R. N. M. fVictoriaj Macaulay, E. F. M. CVictoriaQ Postle, J. C. CVictoriaJ Robertson, C. CVictoriaJ Stewart, G. R. fVictoriaj Thomson, J. W. fVictoriaj Wood, R. B. QVictoriaJ VIII VII VII VII VII VII VIII VIII IXA VII VIII VII VIII VIII VIII

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. .-. -. . C. R. P. SPICER D. A. STIZLCK J. B. STEUART ' ' ' ' X 1 r . l M. J. 'I'Al5U'I'E.-KU ll. M. TTQNNICLIFFIZ T. H. T. WOO

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THE CHAPEL The Chapel is central to the daily round of the School. Each day begins there and each day is brought to a close with evening prayers. Thus the morning and evening worship frame the day's work of the school community. Although we have nothing outstanding to report, yet we do recall some services worthy of mention. At the Commencement Service, held last June, a plaque was dedi- cated to the Glory of Cod and in memory of Gordon Taylor, a student of the School who was killed in a tragic accident. The Annual Remembrance Day Service was again held on the day itself and the whole school company was present. Perhaps the events that are commemorated on Remembrance Day may now be as remote as the Punic. XVars to the average boy, yet the observance of Remem- brance Day does remind us that the comparative freedom we enjoy did not come to us either by right or by chance. A generous offering was received and given to the charities of the Canadian Legion Poppy Fund. Our Carol Service was held on Sunday, December 15th. The lessons were read by masters and boys, and the singing was good. A generous offering was received for Oxfam. lVe are now preparing for the Annual Speech Day Service, to be held on June 7th, Our warmest thanks to the Oflicers of the Chapel: Verger ,.,..,,,.......,..,... ll. Tunnicliffe Headmastefs Warden, C. A. Rainsford Chaplainls YVarden .... R. G. Biorgan C.E.F.lV., Chaplain. The Gordon Taylor Blemorial Board 24