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

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remember tlte uncannv beautv ofthe chapel on this occasion. We therefore re- cord our gratitude to tlte singers: Nladeleine Croos. Hilarv Clroos. Llennifler Angus. Nlark Hine, Cltristopher .-Xrtnstrong, Peter and Clttistoplter Butter- field, Ron Rotnpkev. Cuv 'livrwhitt-Drake. Peter Bishop attd William Broadhead. Of' tlte manv other services held. tlte Harvest Festival on the l4tIt October may be tnentiotted. As an experiment. it was tltis vear held in tlte evetting, attd there was a tttost gratifiving response from dav bovs attd parents. The traditional Remetnbranc e Servic e was held on tlte Eltlt Novetnber. After tlte Roll ofiHonour had beett called bv the Headtnaster. wreaths were laid at tlte altar bv Nlurrav NIcCarten tflead Bovt. Robert liendric k tNliddle-schooll and jason Leslie Qunior Schoolt. Last Post attd Reveille were sounded bv Sergeant 7 P. X ieira, trumpeter front tlte Naden Pmand at C.F.l3. lisqttitttztlt. 'lihe Lesson was read bv Mr. Cvril Cenge. fiormerlv Classics Nlaster at tlte sc ltool attd long- time editor of this magazine. During tlte vear we have tnttc lt enxioved listettittg to tlte words ofiseveral visit- ing preachers. On Reformation Sundav, tlte 21st October. tlte Reverend Alex Calder ofthe United Cltttrch of Canada spoke to tts tttost fiittinglv on tlte life attd work of Martin Luther. 'llte following month, tlte Reverendklolttt Lancas- ter of' Christ Church Cathedral addressed tts. lhen, earlv in tlte New Year. we were tttost pleased to welcome tlte Reverend fX.I. Wakeling ftont tlte Nlilitarv College. Royal Roads. 'lio all these getttletnen we offer our sincere tltattks. In the Cltapel - as in life - there is sorrow as well asjov. We tlteref'ot'e record with sadness tlte funeral service held on tlte ltlth Decetnber. 1973. for 'Iiracev Patricia, daughter of Mr. attd Nlrs. Pmousfield UlilllC.llllll1ll' School. On tlte 10th March, 1974. a large congregation assembled to witness tlte bap- tistn of Christopher Peter Robertsott Caleb. infant son of tlte Headmaster attd Mrs. Caleb. In conclusion, it is tlte pleasant dutv of tlte writer to acknowledge tlte manv acts of kindness perfortned bv friends and supporters of tlte Chapel. Throughout tlte year, tlte various feasts and festivals have all rec eived their dtte tneed of floral decoration. 'l'hen. too. there ltas beett tlte faitltfiul attd steadv work ofthe Chapel Officers: Nlttrrav NIcCarten. Yerget' and Chapel Prefectl Michael Marino, Headtnaster's Warden: attd john llvndtnatt, Cltaplain's Warden. The example set bv these sL't'YztltlS ofthe Chapel ltas ttndoubtedlv raised tlte general standard of' beltaviottr attd attention. lfinallv. however. we record our sincere thanks to Nlrs. lf.R.W. Nixon for tlte tttost beatttifittllv carved oak hymn board, givett bv lter to tlte Cltapel in ntemotv ofltet' father. Nlr. lull. Tolson fMaster at St. Nlichael's School, l9l7 - lflg 19211-IHt,attcl lterlatehtts- band, Commander Nixon. R.C.N. C.D.B. 15

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4. i? V' 1 h t . A It A -' af '1 UC U- ' is I ' Wirgmm -GQ!! in-.. THE CHAPEL Sonie serentx x ettrs gtgo. the Prinie Nlinister ol llnglztncl was Lord Balfour. As it hos. he trttentletl lfton Lollege. perhaps the niost liunous hourcling school in the rsorlcl. Une clan. speaking ofhis youthful experiences. he ClCCl2ll'CCl that the tnost xztlutihle lessons he letirnerl at school were those that hzicl been acquired cluring leisure hours outsicle the forniztl setting ofthe classroom. It is the belief olithe is riter olithis report ll12ll.CYC'Illl1SllLlllllllglllf'Ul'g2lI1lYFClSCl1OUl2lS0lll'S. hor s inust still possess enough leisure tinie. outsicle the curriculum. in which to pursue their personal tztstes zincl hohhies. lt is in this ztrezr. perhaps, that the school t hztpel is zihle to tnttlse its inlluenc e felt niost clirettlx . Here. ifanywhere. gi lmox tttn thinls lns oisn thoughts ttncl clreznn his oxxn clreznns. Here in perfect petit e tintl lreecloni he tttn tztlseholcl olixttlttesttntlzlttituclesztncl5tzl11dz1rclsof Aiutlgenient that will serx e hint is ell for the rest olihis lilie. In the chapel he learns the things thttt tngtlse lnnt truly gt niztnl l he tnost ineinorgthle ouzision this tettr mis the Clztncllelight Carol Service heltl cluring the seaison ol .Xtlx ent on the 23th Not eniher. 1973. Under the cli- rettion ol Xli. liegil lillHlll1lS.IllL'flllll1L'fll'lllSlIlgL'l'SlJIiCSClllClll'llLlSlClJf'P2llC'S- trinzt. Pnicl. Yittoiizr. gtncl Xitoltti. Dean Briant Whitlou reztcl the lessons, and Nlr. Xorntgin lltn rle ol Yztiicotiver Cizttlierlrztl mars the organist. We shall long lil

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