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

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CLRADIC GRADE PRIZES III IX' X'-I V if viii V1-0 VII-I Yll 9 VII-I VIII-2 YIII-3 IX-I IX-2 IX-S X-I X-2 X-3 XI-I Xl-2 XI-3 PA RIQNIS' A L'XI LIARY SCHOLARSHIP Ill MOTHERS' AUXILIARY BURSARY PRI YETT SCHOLARSH I P OL'TS'I'ANDINCL sPoR'rsx1Ax sjrxioiz HoL'si1c:L'P c:1'r1ZENsH1Pc:L'P siuxs Bowl, xinizri' sH1i11.D SERVICE AWARDS H EADNIASIKRS A WARD C1ONSIDlNI1CII'P CIIIAPNIAN ClI'P NAIION IBOWI, CLOYIQRNOR-C LIQNKRA NIIQDAI, KI1RCII'P IIS AQLADIQNIICL PRIZES Kenneth Roberts Mzntliew Pollard Geoffrey Roberts Nlicliziel Sturko David Wingrove Patrick Wilson Russell Benson Peter Johnston julian Mzirsclen Ross NIzicI.ez1n Dzivicl Horne jonathan Gough Roger Cho Steven Hickton Colin Gzireziu Keith Bzittershy john Ellis Michael jziwl Toni Hosie Wake NIcAlpine Hztnsi Cunninghznn Kenneth Roberts joey Slielclruke Nigel Yonge Michael Burher Tolson House Gary Wolgliesclizillen Tony Matheson Douglas BCFITZIIII 4, john Humphrey Nlichziel Lau David Wztsylynlao Kerry Wilson Roger Higgins Reginald Moore Dzivirl Olson Dun Pl-lllgCIA Ionzulizin Gough . 1 David Crziwlortl Frznicisco Clzihznizis No Award l I CZIQRII FICIATES

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CRADE SCIENCE III IY Y-I V-2 VI-I YI-2 YII-I YII-2 YIII SCIENCE IX BIOLOCY X XI XII CHEMISTRY X XI XII PHYSICS X XI XII OLD BOYS' SCIENCE PRIZE OLD BOYS' BURSARY EDITH SYMONS BLTRSARY ART VIII IX X XI XII MUSIC VIII IX X CULTURAL SPECIALTY ,YXCADEM IC PRIZES David Perks Adam Dewey David Henry Wallace Charman Robert Cream Angus Scott-Moncrielll Douglas Bertram Michael Barber james Ellis Michael Dempsey john Ellis Ivan Ho Tommy Leung Lindsay Ciles Wake McAlpine Francisco Cabanas Ken Lawson-Williams David Pickles Francisco Cabanas Francisco Cabanas W.A. Vanderspek David Wingrove Andres Burchett Roger Cho Anthony Chu Colin Yong Louis Tse Michael Ifinnis William Hamilton Daniel Pllager Hugh Fraser David Finnis Keith .lones III CERTIFICATES Kenneth Roberts Matthew Pollard john Wilson Michael Starko jeremy Ellis Russell Benson julian Marsden Colin Careau Horatius Ho Colin Careau D. Pickles joseph Ho William To Dan Pflager Hansi Cunningham Wake McAlpine Allan Fong Keith Battersby David Cousins

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THE CHAPEL Each morning, as the writer ol' this report arrives at school to conduct the Chapel Service that begins the day. he is greeted by a group of boys standing by the gate. Not long ago he received what seemed to him to be a particularly significant welcome. A 'junior boy hailed him loud and clear with the cry, HiT Rabbi! Thus was symbolised, perhaps. in the forthright manner ol' the young, the kind ol' broad and tolerant faith that in our chapel we seek to commend. For although the school has been linked for hall a century and more with the Anglican diocese of British Columbia. the late Archbishop Sexton himself dedicating the newly constructed chapel, there has never been any attempt to lioster a narrow or exclusive denominationalism. Indeed, it is the belief ol' the writer that in present circumstances. with the school's enrolhnent representing a cross-section ol' several cultures and creeds and nationalities, it is more than ever necessary to follow this wise and kindly tradition and present the Christian Faith in as calm and rational a manner as possible. So the chaplain today eschews the authoritarian approach. His aim is not to bend or brainwash the lnunan mind but to enlighten and uplift it. There are no dirty tricks in the Chapel. Theological orthodoxy, therefore. takes second place to understanding and respect. At a time when many schools are religiously apathetic and morally neutral, we try to teach our boys reverence for all that is true and beautiful and sacred and good. This is not an unworthy enterprise. So, once again, we come to the end ol a busy year. Once more we chronicle the daily witness ol' prayer and praise and the celebration ot' days of remembrance and thanksgiving. Ol' these occasions, mention should be made of the Harvest Festival held on the 6th October, 1974. We were particularly grateful on this occasion to the School Chefs, Messrs. Lenton and Hopes, for producing a Harvest Loali fashioned in the liorm of a lish. the ancient symbol of the Faith. Then. on the Sth November. we observed Remembrance Day. Memorial wreaths were laid by Roger Higgins tHead Boyj, Willem Vanderspek Oliddle Schooll and Cary Wohlgeschalilen Uunior Schooll. A month later, on the Sth December, the Advent season was enlivened for us by the Cathedral Singers. They gave a wide-ranging recital of Carols by Palestrina. Herbert Howells and Patrick Hadley. This Carol Service. which is held in Candlelight, has become an extremely popular event, and we here express our gratitude to Dean Brian Whitlow and Mr. Beal Thomas oli Christ Church Cathedral. ln the New Year. at the Sunday morning Service on the 2nd March, a large congregation witnessed the baptism oli David Alexander Robertson Caleb. inliant son of the Headmaster and Mrs. Caleb. Finally, we pay tribute to the devoted service ol' the Chapel ollicers during the past year - Dmitri Hardman. who held the post ol Yerger and Chapel Preliect, and Peter Tsang, who perliorined the many duties ol' Headmaster's Warden. For their loyal support. so graciously given. we here express our thanks. C.D.l'm. I5